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Singing sensation Katy Perry revealed her devotion to sobriety during a Monday cocktail event at New York City’s Mister Paradise. Perry joined fellow “American Idol” judges Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan as well as Ryan Seacrest at the event, but she refused to indulge in any alcoholic beverages despite the boozy-themed gathering. “I’ve been sober for five weeks today,” Perry said, according to People . View this post on Instagram A post shared by De Soi (@drinkdesoi) Perry continued the conversation by letting fans know she made a very special promise not to drink, and it was one she absolutely wasn’t willing to walk back on. “I’ve been doing a pact with my partner and I want to quit,” Perry said dramatically, while reportedly pretending to cry. Perry’s sobriety commitment to fiancé Orlando Bloom is seemingly one she is taking very seriously. Bryan chimed in to playfully coax the star into joining … [Read more...] about Katy Perry Reveals She Is Dedicated To Staying Sober

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Jason R. Escamilla, founder and CIO of ImpactAdvisor LLC in San Francisco, has seen it all before. It was nearly 30 years ago when he initially tried Socially Responsible Investing (“SRI”), the predecessor of ESG. And he was cool with it. Until everything changed. “ESG/SRI used to be about selectivity and choice,” says Escamilla. “I first got involved with SRI/ESG investing in the 90s. For decades, it was about selectivity and choice or preferences—primarily among institutional investors/clients. Funny thing happened on the way to going mainstream. ESG became the bully. The divestment movements ushered in powerful attention and support from the ‘non-investment class’ only a few years ago: students. Large pools of investment capital: university endowments adopted the cause. I still remember three years ago when CNBC’s Jim Cramer recommended permanently disinvesting from fossil fuels based on this force.” As a professional … [Read more...] about The Curious Dilemma Of ESG Investing And Your Retirement

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline A conservative activist group led by Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, received nearly $600,000 from anonymous donors, the Washington Post reports , the latest in a series of controversies Thomas has faced for her work as a right-wing activist that raise the specter of possible ethical conflicts with her husband’s work. Key Facts Crowdsourcers for Culture and Liberty, which was formed in 2019 and is described in tax filings as an “informal … incubator for ideas across a network of conservative leaders, cultural entrepreneurs, and cultural influences,” received $596,000 between 2019 and the end of 2021, the Post reports. The payments were funneled through the right-wing think tank Capital Research Center (CRC) as a “fiscal sponsorship,” according to the Post , which means Crowdsourcers did not have to disclose donors behind the payment, or information about the group’s … [Read more...] about Ginni Thomas-Led Conservative Group Reportedly Raised $600,000—But We Don’t Know Who From

(CTN NEWS) – Sam Bankman-Fried is charged in a new indictment by US authorities with conspiring to bribe Chinese government officials with $40 million in payments. Bankman-Fried founded the now-bankrupt FTX cryptocurrency exchange. After being detained in the Bahamas in December and brought to the US shortly after, Bankman-Fried now faces a total of 13 charges, including one for conspiring to break the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act’s anti-bribery provisions. In the equivalent of a bank run, FTX filed for bankruptcy on Nov. 11 On Monday, the charge was returned. Additionally, the charge includes wording that indicates a fifth arrest was about to occur in what U.S. Attorney Damian Williams has stated numerous times that there is still an inquiry going on. The indictment claims that this unnamed person collaborated on the bribery scheme with Bankman-Fried and “will be arrested in the Southern District of New York.” When FTX ran out of money following the global … [Read more...] about FTX Founder Bankman-Fried Charged For Bribing Chinese Officials With $40 Million

Before the start of Tuesday morning’s shootaround in Toronto, before that night’s disheartening 106-92 loss to the Raptors , before moving on to Wednesday night’s game against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, as he is wont to do, was embracing a moment. No, the play-in tournament is not the path of preference when it comes to advancing to the NBA playoffs. But with his team teetering toward that reality, Spoelstra, as he also is wont to do, seized the moment as a call to battle. So on the practice court at Scotiabank Arena, Spoelstra told his players there is no detour that can’t be traversed, no roadblock that can’t be navigated. Play-in? Playoffs? No matter, Spoelstra said, insisting there still are visions of a deep run beyond the April 9 regular-season finale, having come up one victory shy of last season’s NBA Finals. “I know our group,” Spoelstra said. “That’s what we set out to do coming into this year after a Game 7 loss. … [Read more...] about NBA play-in viewed as backing into playoffs? Heat’s Spoelstra says he doesn’t give a (bad word)

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin David is the cofounder of Aloa , a platform for outsourcing software development. Aloa has helped 200+ startups/companies build their tech. Today, in 2023, we live in a unique world where so many have the opportunity to wrap work around life rather than life around work. No longer are the traditional days of long commutes and dry offices. While I'm generalizing here, as many still do have to go into the office, what I'm alluding to is the redefined landscape of work-life balance. The opportunities for travel and exploration are endless when you can work remotely. You can travel halfway around the world, live in an entirely new environment and immerse yourself in an enchantingly different culture—all while maintaining your job. However, what glitters isn't always gold. For nomads, that paradigm sits within FOMO (fear of missing out). It's a complaint inflated with privilege, but a common complaint I hear … [Read more...] about Digital Nomading: The Secret To Eliminating The Distractions Of Travel

Le Du owner and head chef Thitid 'Ton' Tassanakajohn Bangkok ’s Le Du was the toast of Thailand last night after being crowned “The Best Restaurant in Asia 2023” at the exclusive culinary award ceremony, climbing three places to No.1 from No.4 last year . According to new rankings released by the 50 Best Organizations, Japan is the top destination in Asia for gastronomes this year, with 17 of the “best” 100 restaurants on the list, followed by Thailand and Singapore tied for second with 15 each. Hong Kong, last year’s top destination, recorded 13 establishments on the list. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the “Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants” list, which includes restaurants from 19 cities, with seven new establishments on the list. Bangkok’s Le Du on Silom Soi 7 was named “The Best Restaurant in Asia 2023,” moving up three spots to take the top honour, reported CNBC. This year’s ranking saw some changes, with Japan’s Den, which was No. 1 in 2022, dropping … [Read more...] about Bangkok’s Le Du the toast of Thailand after scooping ‘Best Restaurant in Asia’ award

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Well, it took five episodes, but we now have an answer to the question “what is The Mandalorian actually about now?” For two seasons, it was about Din protecting Grogu and getting him to the Jedi. But that didn’t work out, so now the show was about…? That question didn’t really seem like it had all that much of a firm answer until this week’s quite good Bryce Dallas-Howard directed episode fully spelled it out. The Mandalorian is now about reassembling the nation of Mandalore. This really started in earnest a few episodes ago with the return to Mandalore by Din and Bo-Katan, seeing both that it was not actually poisoned, even if it was mostly reduced to glass. Then Bo-Katan saw a Mythosaur, a beast of legend, which seems to be interpreted as a sign that the former ruler is the one meant to reunite the people, even if it’s Din that still has the Darksaber, though he doesn’t seem all that attached to it. This … [Read more...] about ‘The Mandalorian’ Finally Seems To Have A Master Plan In Place