Five decades of fame, private heartbreak, and survival are coming to the screen as supermodel Christie Brinkley partners with FOX Nation for a three-part docuseries. Titled Uptown Girl: The Christie Brinkley Story, the project promises an intimate look at a life lived under the constant glare of the spotlight.
After 1.3 million steps and nearly two months on the road, 82-year-old Dr. Judy Benjamin reached London on September 25. The journey from Land's End was more than a physical feat; it served as a platform for the Alzheimer's survivor to spark urgent conversations about cognitive health across southern England.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Doximity, Inc. stock between August 8, 2024, and May 13, 2026, are being invited to serve as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The legal challenge centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding its core revenue drivers and competitive standing.
The signature Polar Plunge fundraiser is leaving Eagle Creek Park for a new home in Sheridan. Special Olympics Indiana announced its 2027 season showcase will take place at the recently opened SKYLAKE Adventures, utilizing the park’s six-acre lagoon to host the annual tradition of braving the cold for charity.
With two decades of experience in quantitative economic analysis, Matt Ryan joins The Vertex Companies to spearhead a newly formed Data-Driven Disputes and Analytics practice. The move signals a strategic push by the global consulting firm to integrate specialized data insights into its existing litigation and regulatory advisory services.
Grammy-winning artist Victoria Monét will headline an exclusive silent listening session at ComplexCon in Los Angeles this weekend, offering fans an early preview of her upcoming album, Frequency of Love, played entirely through the latest iteration of Ray-Ban Meta audio glasses before they hit retail shelves on October 13.
San Francisco-based Corgi Insurance is diversifying its portfolio by launching a dedicated fine arts coverage policy. The new offering targets both private collectors and commercial entities, aiming to simplify the protection of high-value assets like sculptures, photography, and paintings against theft, loss, or physical damage.
Former Colombian Energy Minister Diego Mesa Puyo officially began his four-year tenure as CEO and Chairperson of the Global Environment Facility today in Washington. His appointment marks the start of the GEF-9 funding cycle, which has already secured over $4.3 billion in donor commitments to address urgent environmental restoration goals.
Eight emerging entrepreneurs will compete for a share of $20,000 in prize funding this January, as the Iowa chapter of the Young Presidents' Organization opens applications for its inaugural innovation challenge to bridge the gap between student founders and established corporate leadership.
Patients on Tucson’s eastside face a new option for medical access starting October 5, as MY DR NOW opens a facility at the intersection of Wilmot and Golf Links roads. The clinic offers same-day primary care and extended weekend hours, aiming to eliminate the standard multi-week wait for appointments.
Five organizations and individuals received accolades at the second annual Kindness Awards in Nashville, a celebration of those leveraging enterprise fundraising technology to drive measurable impact. The honors, presented during the KindCon 2026 conference, highlight how institutional data and AI-driven tools translate into tangible philanthropic success.
A 1999 plane crash served as the catalyst for Dr. Julia Ferganchick Hilton’s transition from academia to the forefront of mindfulness and trauma recovery. Now recognized as a Pinnacle Professional Member of the Inner Circle of Excellence, she leads the Meditation Practice Institute from her current base in Mexico.
After 1.3 million steps and nearly two months on the road, 82-year-old Dr. Judy Benjamin reached Lambeth Bridge in London on September 25. Her 550-mile trek from Land's End served as a public crusade to challenge the perceived inevitability of Alzheimer's disease and promote early diagnostic intervention.
Nashville-based VIO Med Spa has claimed the No. 373 position on the 2026 Franchise Times Top 400 list, marking a milestone for the physician-guided aesthetic chain. The ranking reflects a year of aggressive expansion, during which the company signed 19 new franchise owners to scale its national footprint.
One in three guest messages in hotels currently goes unanswered, often buried across fragmented communication channels. Mews is attempting to solve this by launching integrated Guest Messaging and Automations, a platform update designed to consolidate guest interactions into a single inbox while automating routine operational tasks and personalized loyalty gestures.
Canton-based manufacturer Evenflo is expanding its child safety portfolio with the launch of the Symphony Extend Breeze, a 3-in-1 convertible car seat retailing for $279.99. Designed to accommodate children from infancy through the booster stage, the unit emphasizes thermal comfort and extended rear-facing capabilities for long-term utility.
Susan Carter has stepped into the dual role of Executive Director and Chief Development Officer at the Scottsdale-based NCPDP Foundation. Her arrival on September 21, 2026, signals a strategic pivot for the nonprofit, which aims to bolster its fundraising infrastructure and expand its footprint in healthcare innovation research.
Eating 40 grams of walnuts daily for eight weeks may significantly lower feelings of anger and fatigue, according to a clinical trial involving healthy young adults. Researchers suggest that these improvements in emotional well-being are tied to the gut-brain axis and specific metabolic changes in serotonin production.
Investors who incurred financial losses tied to Flotek Industries are being invited to serve as lead plaintiffs in a looming class action lawsuit. The legal challenge, spearheaded by the firm Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP, centers on allegations of misleading disclosures regarding the company's major power generation project contract.
For Ohio motorists, the annual renewal notice often brings an unwelcome surprise: a higher insurance premium. Michael Pelini, owner of The Pelini Insurance Agency in Perrysburg, argues that these fluctuations are rarely arbitrary, but rather a calculation of personal risk factors weighed against broader regional economic pressures.
Singapore-based study platform Gauth has introduced an Unlimited Digital Canvas, shifting its AI Course interface from static slides to a continuous, zoomable workspace. By allowing students and AI tutors to interact on a single shared map, the platform aims to mimic the non-linear nature of human thought processes.
Independent gubernatorial candidate Frank Russo is calling on President Donald Trump to leverage his reputation as a builder to address Florida’s housing affordability crisis. Russo proposes a private-capital initiative to construct apartment communities in all 67 Florida counties, specifically targeting lower-income families and essential workers without relying on state funding.
With over $4 billion in fresh donor commitments secured, former Colombian energy minister Diego Mesa Puyo began his four-year tenure as CEO and Chairperson of the Global Environment Facility today. His appointment marks the start of the GEF-9 funding cycle, a critical window for reaching international environmental targets by 2030.
By absorbing the professional services division of FM360, Lehi-based Limble is scaling its consulting capacity to meet the demands of complex, multi-site organizations. The deal brings veteran consultant John Rimer into the fold as Vice President of Professional Services, formalizing a long-standing partnership between the two firms.
As Halloween approaches, Zero Latency VR has enlisted Dr. Coltan Scrivner to decode the human obsession with terror. The research scientist, known for his work on recreational fear, argues that immersive virtual environments offer a unique psychological sandbox for players to confront and regulate their anxiety in a controlled setting.
Toyota has opened the 30,000-square-foot Toyota Battery Center of North America in Saline, Michigan, marking a strategic shift toward localizing the full battery development cycle. The facility aims to streamline evaluation and testing processes for hybrid, plug-in, hydrogen, and fully electric vehicle platforms across the company’s North American manufacturing network.
Franchisees Melody Matulewic and Scott Hatchett are set to open their second Newk's Eatery in Wichita on October 5, marking a rapid expansion for the brand in Kansas. Located at 3905 N. Ridge Road, the 3,600-square-foot restaurant follows the success of their inaugural east-side location opened late last year.
By predicting how protein helices bend during assembly, researchers from San Diego-based Avimer Bio and the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre have unlocked a new method for building programmable, self-assembling protein cages. This breakthrough, published in JACS, enables the creation of complex molecular structures with unprecedented atomic-level control.
The Loan Store, a cornerstone of the U.S. wholesale mortgage market, has rebranded as Averra Financial. This shift follows a rapid three-year climb to become a top-four national lender, signaling a departure from its original identity toward a broader platform centered on technological integration and specialized broker services.
Camden National Corporation will release its financial results for the quarter ending September 30, 2026, on October 27. The Maine-based bank holding company intends to host a conference call and webcast later that afternoon to discuss the performance of the organization with investors and analysts.
