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‘Impeachment: American Crime Story’ shines a light on the women of Bill Clinton’s sex scandals

Tuesday, September 7 by ABC News

Impeachment: American Crime Story debuts tonight on FX. The series turns its lens toward the affairs and scandals of former president Bill Clinton, as told through the eyes of the women, including Monica Lewinsky, Linda Tripp and Paula Jones. Annaleigh Ashford, who plays Jones, tells ABC Audio that the series will... Read More.

Chase Rice plans his Bud Light Seltzer Sessions, a six-stop, small-venue tour, for fall 2021

Wednesday, August 25 by ABC News

Chase Rice just might be coming to a bar or other pint-sized venue near you this fall. This week, he announced his six-date Bud Light Seltzer Sessions tour, which will find him playing dates on a selection of small stages. Things kick off in... Read More.

‘Jeopardy!’ host Mike Richards apologizes after past sexist remarks come to light: “There is no excuse”

Friday, August 20 by ABC News

Mike Richards, who was recently announced as the new host of Jeopardy!, has issued an apology about his past controversial behavior. Following the announcement that he will serve as host of the beloved game show, replacing the late Alex Trebek, allegedly sexist comments Richards made between 2013... Read More.

Snohomish County bus riders will have direct connection to light rail this fall

Monday, August 9 by Daniel Albert

According to Community Transit, Snohomish County bus riders will have a direct connection to light rail this fall. The transit’s announcement shared that beginning in early October, people traveling from Snohomish County will have more... Read More.

Micheal Ward to star in ‘Empire of Light’; Watch Tiffany Haddish in ‘The Card Counter’; and more

Tuesday, July 27 by ABC News

Top Boy breakout star Micheal Ward has been tapped to star in Sam Mendes' upcoming drama Empire of Light, Deadline has learned. According to the report, Mendes and execs were "blown away" by the actor's table read. While plot details have not been announced, the film is described... Read More.

Light Up Lake Stevens: Fun For The Whole Family

Friday, July 23 by Daniel Albert

A water ski tournament, a boat parade, live music, food, and fireworks: all the ingredients needed to make your Saturday a night to remember. The Lake Stevens Arts & Parks Foundation is hosting a day of community lakeside activities Saturday, July 24 (tomorrow) that will... Read More.

Lynnwood Light Rail Project Reaching Halfway Mark

Tuesday, July 6 by Ted Buehner

If you drive along Interstate-5 from North Seattle through Lynnwood, you have noticed the Sound Transit extension from Northgate to Lynnwood is showing a great deal of progress. Much of the project rises above ground and recently, the last of the total of 188... Read More.

Parker McCollum announces his engagement to girlfriend Hallie Ray Light

Friday, July 2 by ABC News

Parker McCollum is officially off the market! The “Pretty Heart” star announced on social media this week that he’s engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Hallie Ray Light. “She said yes!” Parker simply wrote in the caption of his post, along... Read More.

Deluxe reissue of Brian May’s solo debut, ‘Back to the Light,’ due out in August

Tuesday, June 22 by ABC News

Queen's Brian May has unveiled full details about the recently reported reissue of his debut solo album, 1992's Back to the Light, which will be released on August 6. The remastered collection, which you can pre-order now on CD, cassette,... Read More.

Trisha Yearwood partners with the CMA Foundation to shine a light on the importance of music education

Thursday, June 3 by ABC News

Trisha Yearwood is set to be the special guest at an upcoming virtual conversation highlighting the importance of music education. The event is a partnership with the CMA Foundation, and is set to take place during the National School Board... Read More.

Ma’Khia Bryant case shines light on ‘adultification’ of Black girls

Friday, May 14 by ABC News

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) -- Ma'Khia Bryant was 16 when she was shot and killed by police outside of her foster home in Columbus, Ohio. Since her death, the Bryant family lawyer, Michelle Martin, said she has had to combat negative portrayals of the teenager, who... Read More.

New York’s Broadway gets the green light to reopen on May 19…but there’s a “but”

Monday, May 3 by ABC News

By loosening capacity restrictions at venues in New York City starting May 19, New York's embattled Governor Andrew Cuomo has given green light for Broadway to re-open, but it's likely the Great White Way won't be back until the fall. While Broadway theaters are among the venues that... Read More.

Stories tagged with: light

‘Impeachment: American Crime Story’ shines a light on the women of Bill Clinton’s sex scandals

Chase Rice plans his Bud Light Seltzer Sessions, a six-stop, small-venue tour, for fall 2021

‘Jeopardy!’ host Mike Richards apologizes after past sexist remarks come to light: “There is no excuse”

Snohomish County bus riders will have direct connection to light rail this fall

Micheal Ward to star in ‘Empire of Light’; Watch Tiffany Haddish in ‘The Card Counter’; and more

Light Up Lake Stevens: Fun For The Whole Family

Lynnwood Light Rail Project Reaching Halfway Mark

Parker McCollum announces his engagement to girlfriend Hallie Ray Light

Deluxe reissue of Brian May’s solo debut, ‘Back to the Light,’ due out in August

Trisha Yearwood partners with the CMA Foundation to shine a light on the importance of music education

Ma’Khia Bryant case shines light on ‘adultification’ of Black girls

New York’s Broadway gets the green light to reopen on May 19…but there’s a “but”

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