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collaborative new platform providing data- and intelligence-driven project management for mid-sized and large organizations. Through native integration of four key Zoho applications—Projects ...

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King Charles is launching his own online music playlist, including songs by reggae icon Bob Marley, Afrobeats star Davido and pop star Raye. The monarch has teamed up with streaming giant Apple ...

The first trailer for Matt Bomer’s upcoming sitcom Mid-Century Modern is finally here, and it shows the trio of besties sharing their “golden years” together. Mid-Century Modern, which stars queer ...

Mid-Century Modern follows three best friends (or, preferably, gay gentlemen of a certain age), Bunny (Nathan Lane), Jerry (Matt Bomer) and Arthur (Nathan Lee Graham), who, after an unexpected death, ...

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