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Believing In Technology: Nicole Junkermann

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Nicole Junkermann is a believer. A believer in digital innovation, experimental technology, artificial intelligence. To sum up, a believer in the future . German-born, London-based, Nicole is an entrepreneur, investor and business leader focused primarily on the crossover between the media and technology sectors. She is the founder of NJF Holdings , an international investment and finance company that consists of a venture-capital arm, a private-equity arm, a real-estate investment arm, and the JJ Collection, an initiative that aims to use art as a tool to fight for an open world. Nicole’s investments are guided by the belief that the desire for quality content endures, even while technology revolutionises the way we discover , consume and share it. As artificial intelligence and augmented and virtual reality change our relationship with the digital world once again, she is now working with the entrepreneurs who will define these emerging industries . She is amo...

Emmy Awards' abysmal ratings

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The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards on Fox drew a record low viewership on Sunday, marking a sixth straight year of decline for TV’s biggest night. Sunday’s broadcast drew a paltry 5.7 rating and a 10 share in the overnight metered market ratings, down 23 percent from last year’s Monday night show on NBC and down 30 percent from the preliminary rating for the 2017 ceremony, which aired on a Sunday night on CBS, according to  Variety . The figures represent the lowest rating the annual ceremony has achieved in early metrics. The Emmys were up against NBC’s  Sunday Night Football , which saw the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cleveland Browns in a score of 20-13. Per Nielsen fast nationals, the Emmys drew barely 6 million total viewers along with a 1.5 demo rating, down 34 and 39 percent from last year’s fast nationals. The telecast featured celebrities lecturing America on issues including the gender pay gap and transgender rights. ...

Rachel Bloom, the pregnant winner

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It was a night to remember for Rachel Bloom . After winning her first Emmy at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star, 32, announced that she’s expecting her first child with husband Dan Gregor. Bloom, who won the Emmy for Best Original Music and Lyrics, slipped in the exciting news when asked backstage what she had planned next. “More fun stuff. I have a tour right now called, “What Am I Going To Do with My Life Now? because the question I get asked is, what are you going to do with your life now?” she told reporters, adding that she would “hopefully write more Emmy-winning songs” as well. “And also, I’m pregnant! So that’s what’s next for me,” she added, as the room burst into applause . The actress, who shared that she was three months pregnant, added that although she initially planned to make the announcement on Instagram, she “might as well do it at an Emmy press conference.” “So I get to tell my child that she was with me when this happ...

Lana del Rey’s amazing comeback

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What a comeback. Norman Fucking Rockwell!, Lana Del Rey’s latest studio effort, could not be her best album (the nod still goes to the debut masterpiece Born to die/Paradise); however, NFR! is perhaps her most cohesive and direct work so far and a gigantic step forward from her 2017’s lackluster album Lust for life. Lana has aptly described the new album as a “mood record,” a heady collection of psych-rock and piano dirges that pour into each other and rarely shift tempo from track to track. “Mariners Apartment Complex,” “Cinnamon Girl,” and “Venice Bitch” amble along to hazy, psychedelic grooves, closer in spirit, if not style, to Del Rey’s breakout hit “Video Games” than the hooky singles that have followed. The downbeat, piano-led arrangements remain remarkably consistent throughout Norman Fucking Rockwell, with odd, David Lynchian touches giving the songs an almost Gothic creepiness. Lana is one of our most complicated stars, a constantly unresolvable puzzle—som...

Secret 2019 diet

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The diet is a fundamental step for those who intend to lose weight and get back in shape. The goal is to eliminate the extra pounds by reducing the calories. It is not necessary to set a secret diet that puts health at risk. In the long run you don’t want to compromises the correct functioning of the organism. Therefore a diet aimed at weight loss must be limited in time and follow some fundamental rules. You lose weight when the amount of calories you eat each day is lower than those you consume: this principle is basic in low-calorie diets. It is therefore important to determine the caloric quantity at which it is possible to renounce, obtaining weight loss but safeguarding health. Of course, eliminating carbohydrates from the diet is the first step for those who decide to lose a few pounds. But is it safe as a method? And above all, how good is it for health and how counterproductive is it? A zero-carbohydrate diet is neither necessary nor recommended for long-term weight loss ...