June Lockhart Dies at 100; Long Career Spanned Classic Films, TV Shows
Actress June Lockhart, whose long career began in Hollywood’s Golden Age with such films as “A Christmas Carol”…
University of Houston Cancels Oppression & Justice Course
The University of Houston is currently conducting a review of its general education curriculum. JasonDoiy/iStock/Getty Images The University…
Worlds of Work Career Expo presents pathway to employment
Shelly Bell | Your Turn Opportunity doesn’t always knock quietly. Sometimes, it bursts through the door, inviting everyone…
L.A. County chief executive got $2-million settlement, records say
Fesia Davenport, Los Angeles County’s chief executive officer, received a $2-million settlement this summer due to professional fallout…
Diane Keaton’s 10 most important films
Diane Keaton, who died Saturday at 79, is one of cinema’s most legendary actors. She played some of…
Boomer and Serial Job Applicant Wants to Return to Corporate Life
Scott Thomas, 66, lives near Tampa, Florida, and earlier in his career, worked in customer service operations at…
Independence Landing: Providing job skills for the disabled
Barby Moro | Your Turn October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). It’s a reminder that when…
Taylor Swift promises ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ isn’t the end
Taylor Swift is “shockingly” offended by the idea that “The Life of a Showgirl” could be — given…
Clayton Kershaw shares something in common with Greg Maddux
PHILADELPHIA — As Clayton Kershaw completed his pregame routine the other day and walked off the field at Citizens Bank…
SC employers looking for next generation of capable workers
Employers are always looking for the next generation of capable workers, says William Floyd, executive director of the…