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- Senate Democrats reject stock trading bill due to voter ID provision
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Entertainment
British pop star Ed Sheeran resumed his concert tour in Philadelphia this weekend, performing without opening acts. The event took place against a backdrop of ongoing controversy, as reported by Jared Ochacher from outside Lincoln Financial Field.
Jessie Buckley celebrated her historic Oscar win in the winners’ room, sharing party plans and excitement in Inside the Oscars winners’ room: Standing ovations, party plans, and media bingo.
The weekend in our books starts at 6:00pm on a Friday. The weather this week has been wonderful and we’re in for a solid weekend as well. So get your skates on, or book your theatre tickets and get out and about. The SAD season is over and with it winter hibernation. Oh and if we have some tops tick to inspire you, so no excuses.
Mediations proved successful.
Who goes? You decide!
A YouTuber reportedly tried to film the house.
Rudolph Isley has died aged 84 (Picture: RJ Capak/WireImage/Getty)
Rudolph Isley – the founding member of The Isley Brothers – has died aged 84, according to a report.
The singer, who had hits For the Love of You, Parts 1 & 2 and Shout, reportedly died on Wednesday.
TMZ reports that the cause of death is unclear, but an insider told the publication that it is believed he had a heart attack.
Isley founded the music group The Isley Brothers alongside his siblings -Ronald, O’Kelly, and Vernon.
The band began when Isley was just a teenager.
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