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California bar owner busted for making phony vaccination cards: Investigators

Wednesday, May 5 by ABC News

(CLEMENTS, Calif.) -- A bar owner in California was arrested this week for making fake IDs that had nothing to do with drinking, investigators said. The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control announced on Wednesday that it arrested the owner of the Old Corner Saloon... Read More.

Old Dominion explores the “pure creativity” of making music outside Music City

Wednesday, May 5 by ABC News

Last night in Key West, Old Dominion got to do something they haven't had the chance to do for whole year: play a live show at an amphitheater. Now, as the reigning CMA and ACM Group of the Year prepares to hit the road for more dates,... Read More.

Dierks Bentley isn’t “Gone,” he’s just taking his time making his next album

Tuesday, May 4 by ABC News

As Dierks Bentley's latest hit, "Gone," breaks into the top ten this week, the part-time Colorado resident's still working on its accompanying album. For Dierks, the forced slowdown of the COVID-19 pandemic has given him a chance to spread his wings creatively. "We've been... Read More.

In the NFL, these women are making a power play for change

Friday, April 30 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- On NFL pro days, athletes from colleges across the country perform their best in front of NFL representatives in hopes of getting drafted into the league. But in a sport that’s dominated by men, during pro day at Oklahoma State University... Read More.

Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne shares battle with anxiety before making ‘Skeletons’

Monday, April 19 by ABC News

John Osborne of Brothers Osborne is opening up about his experience with anxiety. The singer and guitarist, who's one-half of the duo alongside brother T.J. Osborne, reveals that before heading into the studio to make their 2020 album, Skeletons, he dealt with severe anxiety that almost drove him to leave the... Read More.

‘Them’ cast discusses the real-life trauma they faced making the terror-anthology series

Friday, April 9 by ABC News

Little Marvin's Amazon terror-anthology series Them brings to life a supernatural drama which seemingly takes a page out of history. Set in the 1950s, the series follows the Emory family as they move into an all-white Los Angeles neighborhood. However, after moving in, the family becomes the... Read More.

New York City moves to end qualified immunity, making it the 1st city in US to do so

Monday, March 29 by ABC News

BY: LUKE BARR, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK ) — The city of New York moved to end qualified immunity, making it the first city in the United States to do so. Qualified immunity is the practice of not being able to file a civil... Read More.

Ringo Starr posts star-studded behind-the-scenes video abut the making of his ‘Zoom In’ EP

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

Ringo Starr has posted a behind-the-scenes look on his YouTube channel at the making of his new five-track EP, Zoom In. The 12-minute video, which was shot at Starr's home studio... Read More.

Asian American-owned businesses making efforts to protect staff after slew of attacks

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By STACY CHEN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Many Asian American business owners, especially women, now are taking additional measures to protect employees -- and themselves -- after a string of racially motivated attacks throughout the U.S.Included among those is the... Read More.

Making sense of GOP claims about who is crossing the border

Thursday, March 18 by ABC News

By BENJAMIN SIEGEL, MIKE LEVINE, LUKE BARR, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In recent days, as the Biden administration faces a new surge of migrants along the southwest border, Republican lawmakers are renewing warnings that international terrorists are trying to slip into... Read More.

How the first US city to fund reparations for Black residents is making amends

Monday, March 1 by ABC News

By ASHLEY BROWN, EMILIE DE SAINTE MARESVILLE and ALLIE YANG, ABC News(EVANSTON, Ill.) -- Evanston, Illinois, is like a lot of American cities. The city just north of Chicago appears picturesque, updated and grand on one side -- but not... Read More.

Andra Day and Lee Daniels discuss their “wonderfully collaborative” process making ‘The U.S. vs Billie Holiday’

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Andra Day transforms into the late great jazz singer Billie Holiday in the Lee Daniels-directed Hulu film The United States vs Billie Holiday. While becoming the tormented songstress was no simple feat, Day tells ABC Audio that there were some aspects in making the film that did come easy. "I will... Read More.

Stories tagged with: making

California bar owner busted for making phony vaccination cards: Investigators

Old Dominion explores the “pure creativity” of making music outside Music City

Dierks Bentley isn’t “Gone,” he’s just taking his time making his next album

In the NFL, these women are making a power play for change

Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne shares battle with anxiety before making ‘Skeletons’

‘Them’ cast discusses the real-life trauma they faced making the terror-anthology series

New York City moves to end qualified immunity, making it the 1st city in US to do so

Ringo Starr posts star-studded behind-the-scenes video abut the making of his ‘Zoom In’ EP

Asian American-owned businesses making efforts to protect staff after slew of attacks

Making sense of GOP claims about who is crossing the border

How the first US city to fund reparations for Black residents is making amends

Andra Day and Lee Daniels discuss their “wonderfully collaborative” process making ‘The U.S. vs Billie Holiday’

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