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- 1Private equity looks to offload major UK high street brands●After the sale of Boots it seems Private Equity groups are also looking to sell Pizza Express, Morrisons, Poundland & a
Following the sale of Boots, private equity groups are reportedly exploring sales of Pizza Express, Morrisons, Poundland and other familiar British high street names. Commentators suggest this reflects the private equity model itself — buying, restructuring and selling firms — but critics worry about what it means for jobs, debt loads and the future of UK retail.
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Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg is promoting a new book in which he defends the 'eye-watering' spending of the Morrison government and gives a frank account of the chaos inside Canberra during his time in office. Independent MP Monique Ryan, who unseated him in Kooyong, has accused him of focusing on the past and described the campaign against her as 'toxic'.
- 3Nest Health Names Peter Morrison First Chief Growth Officer●Nest Health, Creator of Whole-Family In-Home Care for Medicaid, Names Peter Morrison First Chief Growth Officer to Lead Multistate Expansion
Nest Health, a New Orleans-based provider of whole-family in-home care for Medicaid members, has appointed Peter Morrison as its first Chief Growth Officer. The company says Morrison will lead its expansion into new states as it scales its model of treating multiple generations of a family under one roof. The announcement comes as value-based healthcare firms push to grow their Medicaid footprints.
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Oscar-nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison's new film 'Love of Your Life' is being billed as a distinctly Boston movie, with The Boston Globe highlighting it as a local story worth audiences' consideration. The feature marks another step in Morrison's directing career after her acclaimed work behind the camera, and early coverage frames it as a showcase for the city.
- 5New DC exhibition reexamines Shakespeare through Black women writers●‘Shakespeare was a Black woman’: the playwright’s under-recognized connection to Black culture By Kaitlyn McNab A new Wa
A new Washington DC exhibition, discussed in a piece by Kaitlyn McNab, explores how Black women writers including Toni Morrison and Maya Angelou engaged with Shakespeare's work to tell their own stories. It is accompanied by the provocative claim that 'Shakespeare was a Black woman', framing the playwright's connection to Black culture as under-recognized.
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker Rachel Morrison has a new movie, 'Love of Your Life,' drawing attention as a Boston-set story. The Boston Globe highlighted the film as a new entry in the city's movie canon, and search interest in the title is spiking across the United States, Canada and France.
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker Rachel Morrison's new movie 'Love of Your Life' is a Boston-set film drawing coverage from The Boston Globe. The project is being promoted as an awards contender, and the phrase is also surfacing in search trends in France and Canada. Interest appears to center on the film's Boston setting and Morrison's profile following her Oscar-nominated work.
- 8Behavioral health facility marks 20 years of recovery program▼Behavioral health facility celebrates 20 years of recovery program in Morrisonville
A behavioral health facility in Morrisonville is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its recovery program. The milestone highlights two decades of addiction and mental health treatment services for the local community, with staff and program graduates marking the occasion. The anniversary comes as demand for behavioral health and recovery services continues to grow across the region.
- 9Readers reflect on the books that seem to choose them●"I think about the small collection of books I've been gathering: bell hooks, Beloved, this book of poems. This whole ti
A reader is reflecting on a small personal book collection that includes bell hooks, Toni Morrison's Beloved and a book of poems, suggesting the books have been 'picking' her rather than the other way around, arriving with words she didn't know she needed. The sentiment is resonating with other readers who recognise the feeling of finding the right book at the right moment.
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Matthew Morrison, the Tony-nominated star known for Broadway roles and television's Glee, is performing at a stage in Jupiter, Florida, according to Florida Weekly. The coverage highlights his move from New York's theatre district to a Florida audience, presenting his show as a taste of Broadway for local theatregoers.
- 11Mental health facility marks 20 years of recovery program●Mental Health facility celebrates 20 years of recovery program in Morrisonville
A mental health facility in Morrisonville is celebrating 20 years of its recovery program, according to local reporting. The milestone highlights two decades of services supporting people in treatment, though no further details about the facility, its programs or anniversary events are given.
- 12Bill Charlap's Gershwin album marked by vintage illustration●William Morrison Charlap, born October 15, 1966 "Bill Charlap Plays George Gershwin," illustration by Danny Hellman for
Jazz pianist Bill Charlap, born October 15, 1966, is being highlighted for his album "Bill Charlap Plays George Gershwin," a record devoted to the American composer's songbook. The attention comes alongside a 2005 illustration of Charlap by artist Danny Hellman, originally created for the now-defunct New York Press, recirculating interest in the pianist's interpretations of Gershwin standards.