| CBC Radio One newsletter: Feb. 20, 2015 Posted: 20 Feb 2015 01:54 PM PST | Trouble viewing? Add us to your address book or view online | | | | Friday, February 20th 2015 | | For your consideration: Hollywood Oscar campaigns the public never sees. The Academy Awards are this weekend and the wins and losses on Oscar night change the fortunes of actors, directors and films. But what the public never sees is how movie studios — and some actors — campaign to win those Oscars. The strategies used to influence Academy voters are fascinating, involving millions of dollars, |
trade advertising, parties, swag, the White House, law suits, and even trips to old age homes to sway elderly voters. And Terry O'Reilly exposes it all. Grab a bag of popcorn and tune in to Under the Influence, Saturday at 11:30 a.m., 12 noon NT. | | Raziel Reid has had the kind of success that most writers dream of. His debut novel, When Everything Feels Like the Movies, won a Governor General's Award for children's literature and it's one of the books in this year's Canada Reads competition. |
When Everything Feels Like the Movies is about a gay teenage boy named Jude who lives in a small town. Jude has a crush on a straight boy in school and he wants to ask him to the Valentine's Day dance. The novel is a work of fiction but bears a close resemblance to real life. Hear Raziel Reid in conversation with Shelagh Rogers on The Next Chapter, Monday at 1 p.m., 1:30 NT. | | As the FBI's futurist-in-residence, Marc Goodman's job was to imagine how criminals around the world would adapt to technological innovation. Now, in his new book Future Crimes, Goodman explains how hackers will no longer be confined to computers, but will target your body itself. He'll talk to Anna Maria Tremonti on The Current, Tuesday at 8:30 a.m., 9 a.m. NT. | | Calling all writers! The deadline for submissions for the CBC Creative Non-Fiction Prize is March 1st. The grand prize winner will receive $6000 from the Canada Council for the Arts, publication on CBC Books and in Air Canada's En Route magazine, and a 10-day writing residency at The Banff Centre. Visit Canada Writes at CBC Books for regulations and more details. | | Is fighting a necessary part of hockey? Dan Quinn thinks fights are all right, but his opponent, Graham Clark, says "Scrap 'em!" And Rebecca Kohler and Charlie Demers debate whether we've all become excessively picky eaters. Join host Steve Patterson for The Debaters, Wednesday at 11:30 a.m., 3:30 p.m. NT. | | |
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| Ex-First Lady of Virginia Goes to Prison Posted: 20 Feb 2015 01:36 PM PST Ex-First Lady of Virginia Goes to Prison   | | | Maureen McDonnell, wife of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, was sentenced Friday to a year and a day in prison. McDonnell and her husband were found guilty of accepting gifts from a vitamin-supplements executive, former Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams, in exchange for favors. The gifts included about $20,000 worth of designer clothes and jewelry for McDonnell. The extra day in McDonnell's sentence gives her eligibility to to get her sentence reduced by 54 days for good behavior. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Three teenage girls from London are missing and feared to be traveling to Syria to potentially join ISIS, Scotland Yard announced Friday. Shamina Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and an unnamed 15-year-old left the U.K. on Tuesday on a flight to Turkey. Police said the three girls told their families they would be out for the day. Hours later they landed in Turkey, and their whereabouts are now unknown. Turkey is a popular route for Westerners going into Syria, most notably Hayat Boumeddiene, the widow of a terrorist who shot up a kosher supermarket in Paris following the Charlie Hebdo attacks. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Amber Rose, the ex-girlfriend of Kanye West, is wasting no time adding fuel to the ongoing Twitter war between herself and West's wife, Kim Kardashian. "Wait 30 showers?" Rose tweeted in regards to West saying that's how many he took after dating her. "But Kim let RayJ nut on her..."Rose continued, directing her messages at West: "@kanyewest This is my moment to let the world know who u really are and the things you've done to me," she stated before decided that "after all these years I never snitched on u and I don't plan on starting now. We once loved each other so I won't do you like that." She would leave that to the Kardashians, who she thinks will "humiliate" him "when they're done with" him. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Alan Gross, the U.S. Agency for International Development contractor who was imprisoned in Cuba for five years, is taking the U.S. government to court. Gross says the feds should be held responsible for grievances he and his wife have from his time in captivity, including economic losses and emotional distress. It's an issue lower courts have previously refused to hear, but Gross wants the Supreme Court to weigh in. Lawyers for the Grosses said if they lose it would have "profound negative consequences for all U.S. residents who travel abroad," allowing Americans "no redress for any subsequent harm occurring solely in the United States, even if that domestic injury dwarfs the foreign injuries." Gross had previously received $3.2 million from the government as part of a settlement with his employer. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | A giant wall-mounted mirror fell on top of several diners at upscale New York bistro Balthazar on Friday morning. The New York Fire Department confirmed there were minor injuries, but none serious enough for a trip to the hospital. The mirror struck France's former minister of industrial renewal on the hed. "He swore a lot and said 'It was a f–king nightmare' in French," a witness told the New York Post. "He was surprisingly nonchalant but slightly pissed off." | | | | | | | | | | | | A year later and Healthcare.gov is still broken: The Obama administration said Friday that 800,000 people got erroneous tax information through the federal health-care insurance website. Calculated tax credits skewed too high or too low—a problem exacerbated by the fact that as many as 50,000 people have already filed their taxes. The administration said it will work with those who have filed returns to correct the problem, which apparently stemmed from the "benchmark" health plan used in calculating how much taxes are owed. "The incorrect benchmark plan was put on some small number of forms," said Andy Slavitt, deputy administrator at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Thaddeus Murphy has been arrested in connection with a bombing of a NAACP office in Colorado Springs, Colorado, last month, police said. Charges have not been officially filed against Murphy, but investigators say they believe that a tax-filing business in the building may have the target of the bombing. Murphy has a felony theft on his record from 2008. | | | | | | | | | | | | | It looks like Greece has a little more time to figure out their debts. Nineteen euro-zone finance ministers agreed on Friday to continue funding the bankrupt country for four more months, but only under certain conditions pressed for by Germany. Greece, under a new leftist-led government, must provide a list of ways it will work towards resolving its debt by Monday. The institutions will then check whether or not their efforts will be sufficient enough. The deal will prevent Greece, who previously received a €240-billion bailout, from running out of money as early as next month. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | There are some things even a government bailout won't solve. According to a London-based consulting firm, the number of investment bankers, traders, researchers, and salespeople employed on Wall Street has dropped for the fourth consecutive year—down 15 percent since 2009. The main reason has been tighter regulations placed on banks after the 2008 financial crisis. The biggest sector of the industry hit is the bond business, where revenue has been cut in half since 2009 and was down 7 percent last year. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | In an effort to make nine innings go faster, Major League Baseball announced pace-of-play rule changes for the 2015 season on Friday. Managers must now stay in the dugout during replay challenges; hitters must keep at least one foot in the batter's box while at-bat; players must return to play quicker after TV commercial breaks. "These changes represent a step forward in our efforts to streamline the pace of play," Commissioner Rob Manfred said. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | THE DAILY BEAST | ABOUT US | CONTACT US | © Copyright 2015 The Daily Beast Company LLC
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| NO REGRETS Posted: 20 Feb 2015 12:33 PM PST  "You're allowed to be silly." -Jimmy Fallon  Welcome to The Carry-On, a handy grab bag of HuffPost Travel’s most riveting industry snippets, travel hacks and destination discoveries from the past week.
In this roundup, we hope to pack seven days of our site’s breaking news into a tote of travel-size tidbits, small enough to fit any overhead bin.
This week, we learned tons of secrets the airlines don't want us to know, such as "they owe us money" and "we can cancel a flight." The REAL secret, however, would be where all the free peanuts went. We're in a legume vacuum, people -- and that's just nutty.
Then, we learned that at life's end, most humans regret that they didn't travel more. We feel the same -- but then again we also regret not purchasing a superyacht or owning a private island.
This is Biddy. He's a traveling hedgehog who regrets NOTHING.
But you know what? Maybe travel isn't all it's cracked up to be. Because sometimes, the hotel brochure says you're getting one crappy bed... and then you get TWO crappy beds.
And other times, towns literally tell you NOT to come there. Just give up, pack your bags, and go to Florida.
...which, by the way, is the state with the nation's best beach. And as far as we can see from photos, this little beauty is home to a golf cart, 10 seashells and two melancholy seagulls. Toootally majestic.
That's it. This time, we're serious when we say we're fleeing to Canada. Happy weekend, travelers!
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Beverley McLachlin, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, conducts the trial of the century. An all-star cast of lawyers (and a few actors) examine the evidence about the Man from Stratford. It's an age-old question: did Shakespeare write the plays he's credited for? And if not him -- then who? | THE WONDER OF THE WORLD: Frederick II, Part 2
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"Yes means yes. No means no." Giving consent seems straightforward. But what we're allowed to consent to is actually deeply fraught territory. And it gets especially fraught when the question of sex enters the equation. The general rule of thumb under the eyes of the law is that a person cannot consent to harm. IDEAS producer Nicola Luksic meets with two women who challenge that understanding. | MOSES ZNAIMER`S IDEACITY CONFERENCE - Extending Ourselves
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This week we're talking about feminist African art, the Hester Prynne of today, the bizarrely beautiful world of contemporary ceramics and Tom McCarthy's Satin Island. Happy weekend, everyone!
Does The Internet Really Make Public Shaming Worse?
"Digital technologies now provide a platform conducive to anyone exposing behavior, not just the state. The Hester Prynne of today need not worry about the government, but she might instead find herself the object of contempt on a Facebook page created by her cuckolded husband. He might add her name and photograph to CheaterVille.com (whose bald motto is 'Look Who's Getting Caught with Their Pants Down'™). He might post naked photos of her online. He might decide to use social media to shame Prynne's paramour. (In June 2011, a judge in England dismissed two charges of harassment against a London man who had used social-networking sites to shame his wife's lover.) In other words, the Hester Prynne of today isn't necessarily any safer from shaming." (Read more here)
6 Feminist African Artists Changing The Body Of Contemporary Art
"A Brussels-based exhibition entitled 'Body Talk: Feminism, Sexuality and the Body in the Work of Six African Women Artists' will follow the narrative of using bodies as a vehicle of feminist expression to its contemporary manifestations. Featuring the work of six contemporary female artists from throughout the continent of Africa, the exhibition will explore the various modes of black feminist expression, as well as the way the body can serve as subject, object, model, tool and field of reference." (Read more here)
Rejected Cover Designs For Laura Van Den Berg's 'Find Me'
Designer Nayon Cho discusses the illustrations that were considered but ultimately discarded for Laura van den Berg's novel Find Me: "Find Me is the second of Laura van den Berg's books I've been lucky enough to work on. The first was The Isle of Youth, a brilliant, fierce, and heartbreaking collection of stories. With Find Me, Laura tops herself and masters surreal, beautiful, and magical territory. Laura is also a dear friend of mine, so with both books I felt extra pressure to create a design that would do justice to her writing." (Read more here)
The Delightfully Bizarre World Of Contemporary Ceramics
"Today we're ogling the work of eight gifted ceramicists who combine the sweetness inherent in the medium with something a bit more sinister. From porcelain dolls spewing blood and guts to stark sculptures of toes and tongues, the following artists are not afraid to get creepy with clay." (Read more here)
The Bottom Line: 'Satin Island' By Tom McCarthy
"While Satin Island functions as a funny and often thoughtful commentary on the falsity that underlies many quests for meaning -- be it through religion or, say, novel-writing -- its argument approaches its own kind of dishonesty. By ignoring the value of the meaning we create for ourselves, in our hobbies, our personal relationships, and our artistic pursuits, McCarthy's book sometimes suffers from chilly cynicism." (Read more here)
Paintings Of Living Rooms And Tiny Apartments Show What The Insides Of Marriage Look Like
"Step inside an Ann Toebbe painting, and the world around you becomes a two-dimensional plane with no one way up. Windows and doors frame floor plans littered with desks and tables, striped carpets and rounded lamp shades. It's clear you're standing amidst the components of a living space, as evidenced by the random pieces of domesticity flattened in every direction. But the layout is amiss, lacking the depth that separates a kitchen from a bedroom. Everything exists on one level, pinned in midair or flowing forth from an ungraspable point of origin." (Read more here) Follow HuffPost Arts and Books on Facebook and Twitter 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003 | | |   | CBC News Alert - Ottawa home-invasion suspect Ian Bush charged in triple murder Posted: 20 Feb 2015 11:09 AM PST | | Senate women are getting it done Posted: 20 Feb 2015 11:06 AM PST Friday February 20, 2015 Follow HuffPost on Facebook and Twitter: Get Huffington Post on the Go  |
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