Kellymoss driver storms to pole for first Carrera Cup North America race of weekend… Riley Dickinson stormed to pole position for this evening’s opening race of the Porsche Carrera Cup North America weekend at the Miami International Autodrome The Kellymoss driver reeled off a best lap of 1:56.410 in Saturday afternoon’s stop-start qualifying session 15 ACI Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car of Jimmy Llibre by 0.219 seconds Ryan Yardley will start Race 1 from third in his Topp Racing Porsche with Yves Baltas and Aaron Jeansonne completing the top-five for ACI and Kellymoss followed by Zachary Vanier of JDX Racing and Tyler Maxson who rounded out the top-eight overall and in the Pro class Scott Blind took pole in the Masters class in his Ruckus Racing Porsche edging out Pro-Am class pole-sitter Marco Cirone The start of the session was initially delayed by 15 minutes while a red flag came out with ten minutes completed EST with live coverage on Peacock as well as IMSA and Porsche Motorsport North America’s YouTube channels RESULTS: Qualifying John Dagys is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Sportscar365. Dagys spent eight years as a motorsports correspondent for FOXSports.com and SPEED Channel and has contributed to numerous other motorsports publications worldwide. Contact John Catch up on action from last weekend's rounds at Miami International Autodrome.. ACI Motorsports' Yves Baltas takes win after Jimmy Llibre penalty.. Yves Baltas takes victory in first Porsche Carrera Cup North America race of weekend.. Riley Dickinson tops time charts in Friday practice at Miami International Autodrome.. Prior to IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson taking part in the Musicians Institute's MI Conversation Series on April 21 in Hollywood the Musicians Institute YouTube channel got to hang with him in the green room and ask him some questions before he hit the stage Regarding what advice he would give to artists Bruce said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET):  "One of the most important things is self-belief I've played with people who have been astonishing musicians but were forever doomed to be playing in their bedroom because they had no self-belief because they did not go out there and put themselves out there and perform so the people notice them it's like if you're the greatest guitar player in the world and you sit in the middle of a tent in the Sahara Desert and other musicians will try and put you down as well because they're all trying to step on top of you to do X And try not to just go down the rabbit hole of a particular type of music even if you love that particular type of music." but if you make the performance all about yourself What you need to do is have the self-belief to use whatever talent it is you have to tell a story to have some feeling inside that you can express that's real and authentic and then people will listen because it resonates with them 'cause you knock it out there and they knock it back and you go And then you chuck it out again and you gradually warm up the pot That's why concerts are always better at the end than they are at the beginning Dickinson said: "Whatever the last thing I did that's what keeps me going — not the thing I did 40 years ago or anything else like that I don't listen to a lot of stuff that I did What were we thinking?' Or I hear some technical thing like How did we let that go?' So stuff like that because what you want is… It is an instant reaction people get to music There are moments of technical excellence that coincide with emotional impact we were a 10 today.' But sometimes you don't — sometimes you get an emotional I argue it's always the emotional nine and a half 'I don't like him because he can't sing a high D above C…' 'Fuck off Bruce also touched upon how music distribution has changed over the years and what it really means for artists' livelihoods He said:  "Obviously when the whole file-sharing thing kicked off in the very early days the major labels didn't understand what was about to hit them All of our favorite music is suddenly free,' which was very nice for them It was not a great disaster for established bands with a live following because they could still sell enough product but they could still go out and tour and make their money and make a living and merchandising But for everybody else on the planet that was up and coming Spotify [was a] catastrophe… So you have to use your creative imagination in trying to present what you are doing in a way that people are excited about it but it's just the media in which you have to do it is now different And I know there are people who sit in their den with their podcast mic on and do basically kind of like a live broadcast every week with subscribers And that's the way they make music and do it But it's not the same as going out there with a live concert and building a physical community in one place that does that space But it may be a way to alleviate some of the problems associated with kind of digital distribution all the record labels that have evolved from the ashes of the old system are all very tech savvy and realize that you can stop people giving your music away you can still sell records and things like that and that there are other avenues There is endless appetite for consumption of music so somebody somewhere must be making some money out of it." Bruce's "The Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour will kick off in Anaheim California at the House of Blues on August 22 and take the band across North America including shows in New York with festival appearances at Rocklahoma (Oklahoma) and Louder Than Life (Kentucky),with more to be announced The tour will also include a quick return to Brazil for the prestigious The Town festival at the City Of Light in São Paulo Joining the IRON MAIDEN singer on the "The Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour will once again be his 2024 backing band featuring Dave Moreno (drums),Mistheria (keyboards) and Tanya O'Callaghan (bass),alongside the group's latest additions songwriter and multi-platinum-credited producer Philip Näslund and Swiss session and touring guitarist Chris Declercq (who played on Dickinson's "Rain On The Graves" single) Bruce's longtime guitarist and collaborator Roy "Z" Ramirez is not part of the touring lineup Bruce last performed with his solo band on in August 2002 at the legendary Wacken Open Air festival in Germany Bruce and Roy recorded "The Mandrake Project" largely at Los Angeles's Doom Room with Roy doubling up as both guitarist and bassist The recording lineup for "The Mandrake Project" was rounded out by Mistheria and Moreno both of whom also featured on Bruce's last solo studio album Dickinson made his recording debut with IRON MAIDEN on the "Number Of The Beast" album in 1982 He quit the band in 1993 in order to pursue his solo career and was replaced by Blaze Bayley who had previously been the lead singer of the metal band WOLFSBANE After releasing two traditional metal albums with former MAIDEN guitarist Adrian Smith Dickinson rejoined the band in 1999 along with Smith a bird that normally can be found no farther north than southern Kansas and South Carolina turned up this week at a home in Felch Township in Dickinson County which is related to the native indigo buntings are considered among the most colorful birds in North America When Sandy Chartier glanced out her glass deck doors Tuesday and saw this sitting on her bird feeders “I couldn’t believe it,” the longtime Felch Township resident said finch-sized bird made itself so at home on her deck the rest of the day that Chartier was able to get several decent photos with her phone as it hopped around on the doormat and bellied up to the clear feeder she has attached by suction cups to the window She then turned to Facebook with the photos “Anyone know what kind of bird this is?” she asked “I’ve been feeding birds for years and have never had one here like this before.” The answer: It’s the kind of bird people get very excited about seeing here because there’s a reason why you’ve never had one like it before While considered fairly common in the southern U.S. the well-named painted bunting normally nests no farther north than southeastern Kansas or South Carolina So the odds of one turning up in far northern Michigan are long Much less at a home well off the beaten path in Felch Township Vagrants like this bunting can be caused by a number of factors a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources conservation biologist turned up this week at a home in Felch Township in Dickinson County.(Betsy Bloom/Daily News photo) Severe weather like a hurricane or snowstorm might force the bird wildly off course or other issues that affect the food supply may make them seek a better situation But this likely is a case of “overshooting,” when a southern species that winters in Mexico and Central America keeps pushing north well past its usual range during spring migration Because of their plumage and fondness for bird feeders male painted buntings regularly get noticed each year when they wander off course Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s website for reporting sightings throughout the world showed at least a dozen records of painted buntings in the Upper Peninsula probably stray into the north as well but go unnoticed and underreported it can be considered a rare treat to have one That has to be in the top three colorful birds (in North America),” he said It looks like it’s been dipped in paint.” Painted buntings come from a particularly colorful family this family includes the familiar northern cardinal rose-breasted grosbeaks and scarlet tanagers all of which come north to nest in late spring each year But none of those are quite as decked out as the male painted bunting “Now I just talk to him when he comes to the window,” she said “I have a hard time calling him a he as a host of other species — brown-headed cowbirds goldfinches and more — just in a couple of hours Wednesday She’s put out more feeders to keep up with the traffic But Painter definitely is the star while he remains “I just love the fact he chose my area,” Chartier said “I was thinking how sad I would be when he doesn’t show up any more … but he has his own life to lead.” MARQUETTE — A Sands Township man died Wednesday after his side-by-side vehicle struck a 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Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Michigan | https://www.ironmountaindailynews.com | 215 E Iron Maiden frontman offers advice to young musicians looking to make their mark Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson says self-belief is one of the most important attributes young musicians need if they are going to make their mark The beloved metal icon gives some sage advice to new up-and-coming artists in an interview with the Musicians Institute says all the skill in the world won't mean a thing if you don't believe in yourself And he warns that everyone – even other musicians – will try stand in the way of your success He says: "One of the most important things is self-belief "I've played with people who have been astonishing musicians but were forever doomed to be playing in their bedroom because they had no self-belief because they did not go out there and put themselves out there and perform so the people notice them "If you're the greatest guitar player in the world and you sit in the middle of a tent in the Sahara Desert and other musicians will try and put you down as well because they're all trying to step on top of you." Sign up below to get the latest from Metal Hammer While encouraging musicians to have confidence Dickinson stresses that it's important not to let that turn into arrogance "What you need to do is have the self-belief to use whatever talent it is you have to tell a story Stef wrote close to 5,000 stories during his time as assistant online news editor and later as online news editor between 2014-2016 Stef has written extensively for a number of UK newspapers and also played bass with UK rock favourites Logan His favourite bands are Pixies and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Stef left the world of rock'n'roll news behind when he moved to his beloved Canada in 2016 but he started on his next 5000 stories in 2022.  “This is my first band since Deep Purple It’s out of this world – I’m back in a rock band Led Zeppelin and a modern blues icon came together to form Black Country Communion “It was like a renewal or a reawakening”: Dave Grohl was struggling after Kurt Cobain’s death Then he wrote This Is A Call and everything changed I’m going to join them”: The man who was asked to replace James Hetfield as singer in Metallica – and turned it down Here's five things we learned from the Musicians Institute In Conversation Series with Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson, presented by Z2 and Loudwire Hosted by respected music industry veteran Ryan J. Downey the basis of the interview was centered around The Mandrake Project which is both Dickinson's latest solo album and ongoing comic series in partnership with Z2 there's much more going on in his world than any one particular project He's been balancing touring with Iron Maiden and reactivating his presence on the world's stages as a solo artist over the last two years having previously embarked on spoken word tours as well Those in attendance also had the opportunity to present questions for Dickinson Who is the French experimental artist on his wife's playlist who is completely blowing his mind we share some of the most memorable and insightful moments from this two-part video (which you can watch at the bottom of the page) along with photos to bring you closer inside this exclusive event at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood with Z2 It is exhausting just trying to recollect all the different things Bruce Dickinson has done and continues to do with his life and career He'll turn 67 later this year and seems to have taken a drink from the well of everlasting life When asked where all this energy is coming from with another daunting tour schedule coming up balancing Iron Maiden and his solo venture he does have a threshold, but we're not entirely convinced "I do like working hard," he says That's when your performance is actually slowly sliding down the cliff because you've overdone it calming down means leaving his North American solo tour this fall after a Sept 4 performance in Florida to play at The Town festival in Sao Paolo of course, kicks off 20 days after Iron Maiden wrap up over 30 dates of a 50th anniversary tour that begins in late May Iron Maiden's Run For Your Lives tour will celebrate the band's 50th anniversary with material spanning the first album through Fear of the Dark It also marks the debut of new drummer Simon Dawson who has been brought in following the retirement of the legendary Nicko McBrain Dickinson reveals that on The Future Past Tour last year Iron Maiden had Dawson along with them as an emergency failsafe "It was kind of insurance for us because we were hoping Nick was going to make the tour but there were some times during the show where but his physical body was really [ailing] and we needed to have a backup," he explains McBrain had remarkably worked his way back from a stroke that left him partially paralyzed just months before a 2023 tour. The drummer, currently 72, recently opened up about his retirement from the road acknowledging the difficulty in managing his body day-to-day already having chemistry with him through their years in British Lion together. Still Dickinson confesses that the band wondered if and how it would or could work Maiden rented a rehearsal space in Portland I was pleasantly shocked," the singer says "We went through the whole set without a break We went through the entire set of the tour that we were on at the time Dickinson notes other drummers were name-checked by fans as potential suitors "One of the reasons we didn't pick those other type of drummers — they were very good drummers nothing wrong with their drumming — they all wanted to sound like Nick You shouldn't even try to replace him you don't want a Nicko clone," the singer reasons "You want a drummer that plays the material and plays their own style." "If I closed my eyes during rehearsal it's like having Clive Burr back in the band." Nearly 20 years passed between the release of Tyranny of Souls and Dickinson's most recent solo album, The Mandrake Project But don't worry — you won't have to wait that long again for a new solo album "I've just been in the demo studio with everybody for the last three weeks and we ended up with 18 tracks in 15 days," the singer says of the follow-up record "It's gonna be a really cool album We started off with him doing the [Dolby] Atmos mixes and then kind of morphed into 'I take it you do stereo as well.' And he's great we are just keeping the same crew on this record And [I'm] looking to record it next year April is kind of free zone for me next year." READ MORE: Bruce Dickinson Put His Hero's Grave Dirt Into Deluxe Edition of 'The Mandrake Project' Graphic Novel asked what bands Dickinson is currently listening to The singer repeats the name of the person who submitted the question and it appears to have brought French experimental artist Igorrr to the forefront of his mind "It is absolutely extraordinary talent full-on opera into death metal and back again He also listens to a lot of his wife Leana's Deezer playlists because "she has pretty good taste." What's on the playlists "Cookie Monster" death metal stuff to Uli Jon Roth-era Scorpions to Chicago to Yes "This is such a well put together song I know it's a bit AOR/middle of the road but damn that's a good song." The 10-minute "You and I" off Yes' 1972 masterpiece Close to the Edge was another standout When talking about onstage influences such as Jethro Tull's codpiece-clad Ian Anderson and Deep Purple guitarist and rock 'n' roll agitator Ritchie Blackmore Dickinson explains how he was drawn to their physical energy onstage "He was doing all this crazy stuff with his codpiece and twirling his flute around," he says of Anderson "And I liked Ritchie because Ritchie was always chucking his guitar." For those reasons he decided the music he'd pursue would have a similar "kinetic" quality "Which is why I still to this day run around like a lunatic." Downey quips that if not for those influences we may have never seen Dickinson running onstage with a "bird mask" on referencing the feathery face covering the singer is known to wear when Iron Maiden play "Powerslave" live "That reminds me," Dickinson says "I need to phone up my costume girl and say A spoiler for Iron Maiden's 50th anniversary Run For Your Lives tour which kicks off in just a couple of weeks? WATCH: MI Conversation Series With Bruce Dickinson Watch parts one and two of the MI Conversation Series With Bruce Dickinson below as well as a green room interview with the icon hands-on education in contemporary music performance If you're serious about your music, your education, and your career, take a look around the site to see what MI has to offer, visit the Musician's Institute website Z2 recently announced a deluxe edition graphic novel dubbed The Mandrake Project: Year One This deluxe edition features the first four issues of the comic series spanning 184 pages with extensive interviews and essays recounting the creative process provides the intro and it's all housed in a slipcase with a rotating embossed Mandrake dial Foil collector cards and a cast metal version of the medallion that has graced the comics and music videos come with it dirt from English poet William Blake's grave was even mixed into the ink of the graphic novel “Finally we are at the end of the beginning I honestly have to pinch myself to believe that Volume 1 of The Mandrake Project is upon us I sometimes get the feeling that I am not fully in control of the story and that some other entity is squeezing the blood out of my subconscious and turning it into ink on the page before my very eyes We are all… formed… of the dead," Dickinson enthuses "William Blake has given me so much over the years and I want to repay the debt by helping to restore the Cottage," he adds nowhere people can visit to see where he actually lived and worked during a key part of his life Pre-orders can be placed now at the Z2 webstore Iron Maiden's first stop on the Run For Your Lives 50th anniversary tour is in Budapest That tour will extend through Europe and the U.K The Raven Age and Avatar supporting on select dates A 50th anniversary documentary and book were also announced to further celebrate this milestone Once Maiden get off the road, Bruce Dickinson will head out on a North American solo tour that begins on Aug For more details, visit Iron Maiden's website Gallery Credit: Joe DiVita We learned a lot about Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson during his In Conversation interview with Ryan J. Downey at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood.\nRead More Here's five things we learned from the Musicians Institute In Conversation Series with Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson, presented by Z2 and Loudwire Hosted by respected music industry veteran Ryan J. Downey, the basis of the interview was centered around The Mandrake Project, which is both Dickinson's latest solo album and ongoing comic series in partnership with Z2. As is always the case with Dickinson, there's much more going on in his world than any one particular project. He's been balancing touring with Iron Maiden and reactivating his presence on the world's stages as a solo artist over the last two years, having previously embarked on spoken word tours as well. Impressively, he never compromises any of his efforts, realizing there are limitations, as we've now learned. Those in attendance also had the opportunity to present questions for Dickinson. Who is the French experimental artist on his wife's playlist who is completely blowing his mind? That's one more thing we learned! Below, we share some of the most memorable and insightful moments from this two-part video (which you can watch at the bottom of the page), along with photos to bring you closer inside this exclusive event at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood with Z2! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Z2 (@z2comics) McBrain had remarkably worked his way back from a stroke that left him partially paralyzed just months before a 2023 tour. The drummer, currently 72, recently opened up about his retirement from the road READ MORE: Bruce Dickinson Put His Hero's Grave Dirt Into Deluxe Edition of 'The Mandrake Project' Graphic Novel If you're serious about your music, your education, and your career, take a look around the site to see what MI has to offer, visit the Musician's Institute website Pre-orders can be placed now at the Z2 webstore Iron Maiden's first stop on the Run For Your Lives 50th anniversary tour is in Budapest A 50th anniversary documentary and book were also announced to further celebrate this milestone Once Maiden get off the road, Bruce Dickinson will head out on a North American solo tour that begins on Aug For more details, visit Iron Maiden's website “The Beatles changed my understanding of music,” the film director Sam Mendes told an audience at CinemaCon 2025 in Las Vegas on Monday “I’ve been trying to make a movie about them for years.” And it seems the long and winding road will reach its destination in April 2028 as the James Bond and American Beauty director confirmed four biopics of the Fab Four – one for each member Mendes has enlisted Hollywood favourites to star as what he described as “the most significant band of all time”: Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney; Harris Dickinson will play John Lennon; Barry Keoghan will play Ringo Starr; and Joseph Quinn will play George Harrison. The Oscar-winner said the story was “too big for one film”, and did not work as a TV series, adding: “We’re not just making one film about the Beatles – we’re making four. “Perhaps this is a chance to understand them a little more deeply.” According to Mendes, Tom Rothman, the boss of Sony, which is producing the movies, called them “the first binge-able theatrical experience”. It marks the first time Apple, the Beatles’ record company, and the two living band members, McCartney and Starr, have granted the rights to their stories for the big screen. In an interview with People magazine, 84-year-old Starr said he was “excited to see what [Mendes] does with” the “madness of making four movies at the same time … there’ll be Beatles in mine around when I joined, and there’ll be Beatles in Paul’s. We’ll all be there.” The stars of The Beatles: A Four-Film Cinematic Event were revealed on stage, all dressed in black, at the annual industry event for Hollywood. Mescal and Quinn then recited from the Beatles’ song Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band: “It’s wonderful to be here “There had to be a way to tell the epic story for a new generation,” Mendes told the audience adding: “I can assure you there is still plenty left to explore and I think we found a way to do that.” Rumours had swirled for months about who would play the band members, especially after the Gladiator II director, Ridley Scott, appeared to accidentally reveal Mescal had been cast as McCartney back in December dodged speculation that he would play Lennon telling an interviewer it would be a “brilliant opportunity” But there are already ripples of backlash to the casting of four non-scouse actors – two of them Irish – as the famous sons of Liverpool “Thank goodness none of them are already known to have a famously terrible scouse accent amirite?!” wrote Amy-Leigh Shaw on Bluesky referring to Keoghan’s on/off Liverpool twang in the film Saltburn Aiden Byrne said the Beatles were an incredible band but “unless these films have some startling new angle then all they’re gonna do is make everyone realise that doing scouse accents properly is hard” The Guardian’s own film critic, Peter Bradshaw, got stuck in, writing that the absence of actors from Merseyside “could be an issue” Criticism too was levelled at the actors’ ages – Mescal is 29 playing a character who was 27 when the band broke up – and their physiques writing: “Finally we will get to see four movies that ask the question: ‘What if the Beatles had six pack abs?’” who will play John Lennon in the upcoming Beatles biopics I’ve been told that the English actor has proposed to his singer girlfriend Rose Gray and she has been showing off a massive diamond engagement ring The childhood sweethearts met at school and have been together for years but have taken things to the next level just as both of their careers are really taking off Harris starred in the erotic thriller Babygirl last year opposite Nicole Kidman while Rose has been tipped for great things following the release in January of her debut album Louder which comes highly recommended by the Bizarre team A source said: “Harris has been with Rose for years and years For everyone who knows them it was a matter of when He popped the question a while back and they’re both over the moon “They aren’t planning on rushing down the aisle straight away but it’s exciting for them both They are each other’s biggest fans and it’s like they were made for each other.”  The couple live together in East London and share a British shorthair cat called Misty Blue. And they’ve already put their relationship to the test by working together, with Harris directing her music videos for 2019’s Blue and 2023’s Afraid of Nothing.  Speaking previously about that, Harris said: “We’re so close that we can just be very direct. And I think she was the same with me, where if I had a crap idea, she’d say, ‘No, we’re not doing that.’”  She added: “Harris brought an element of chaos and rawness that I’ve never had before in a video. I was able to lose myself completely. I love a pop girlie video, but Harris brought the cinema.”  LADY Gaga appears to be the love child of the abominable snowman and a crow as she stole the first weekend of Coachella Festival in California She wore the feathered look complete with white monster hands as she belted out mega hit Bad Romance Other looks included Gaga wearing armour and crutches for a stripped-back rendition of 2008 single Paparazzi as well as a blue army-inspired jacket and black feathered jester hat Another change saw Gaga slip into a tiny black dress and black boots as she performed a rock version of new song Garden of Eden Despite Green Day headlining Saturday night and Charli XCX bringing out both Lorde and Billie Eilish during her set Gaga was the only person anyone wanted to talk about all weekend Her hour-and-a-half set contained no less than seven full costume changes – plus mini changes – and multiple wig changes she also showed off her musical skills by playing the guitar and piano The show has gone down as one of – if not the – greatest in both Coachella and Gaga history It’s certainly a hit with Bizarre’s Jack and Howell who both woke up at 6:50am to watch her performance live And rather than be exhausted after her seriously high-energy show I’m told Gaga hosted a private afterparty backstage at Coachella with free-flowing booze and her new choreographer Paris Goebel on the decks The Poker Face singer was seen dancing away as Paris blasted a remix of her latest Abracadabra Gaga was joined by her devoted fiancé Michael Polansky David Furnish and super producer Andrew Watt Gaga’s area was cornered off with a white picket fence and decorated with Chinese lanterns and sofas and cushions Gaga hit up In N Out in Cabazon the next day to enjoy a good old-fashioned American burger Despite fan rumours, Gaga is working on a follow-up to her Netflix doc Five Foot Two sources insist to Bizarre this is not the case and she’s instead now laser-focused on week two of Coachella and her free gig on Rio beach next month USHER has hit Paris as he continues his Past The U Got It Bad singer will perform in the French capital tomorrow and Wednesday before heading on to Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam and Berlin He will finish up the tour with two final shows in London as part of his residency at the O2 Arena Usher spotted Little Simz in the crowd and gave her a shout-out before inviting her to a massive after-party in Soho Insiders told me Usher and Simz jammed at the bash with Ashley Walters and Alexandra Burke also invited KIDS can be nasty little sods to each other, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor has revealed that hers have been picked on for their gorgeous red hair who has four boys with husband Richard Jones was asked about their locks on Andreas Wild’s Salon Confidential podcast Sophie said: “It’s definitely been something they’ve experienced “But rather than making it make you feel down hopefully by having conversations it can actually keep an eye on it and keep it on the right side of things “You get to secondary school and anything that marks you out becomes the thing you will be teased about “It’s extraordinary how you have this desire at that age group just to blend in And then you get a bit older and you’re like ‘Actually all those things about me that set me apart are the things I’ll now give space to and invest in and enjoy myself’.”  She added: “My kids have got some different shades of red but it’s so gorgeous – and I can always find them so easily in a playground BECKY Hill is one of our top dance music stars and now she has teamed up with two of America’s – The Chainsmokers I’ve learned they have been writing together in an LA studio this week as she continued work on her third album writing on Instagram: “It’s funny this job there’s zero security in how long you’ll continue to do it damaging comparisons to other artists/peers constant worry about whether the music you’re making is good enough...”  she added: “I always look at how far there is to go and not how far I’ve come “Here’s to the next ten years (at least).”  NORTHERN Irish band The Divine Comedy are putting out their first album in six years It will be released on September 19 and is preceded by first single Achilles It is frontman Neil Hannon’s first music job since he scored the 2023 Timothée Chalamet film Wonka The band will also hit the road in October THANK You singer Jamelia is planning to make a comeback this year – after being urged to by her kids From 2000 to 2006 she clocked up seven top ten hits Asked on Hits Radio if she would return to music At the end of last year my eldest daughter was just like So at the beginning of this year I went back in and I was like “I’ve absolutely loved it and I’m gearing up to release some music this year.”  She added: “I think making music at this point in my life.. so to bring my wisdom and life experience has been incredible.”   Shakira proves her hips don’t lie on her world tour – and neither do the stats The Colombian star’s shows – which began in February and will run until November – have eclipsed the success of Sabrina Carpenter and Billie Eilish according to entertainment industry analysers Pollstar She was No.1 in the magazine’s weekly Live75 rankings – which takes into account factors including ticket sales and revenue Six of Shakira’s gigs from her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour averaged 44,828 ticket sales grossing just over $6 million (£4.5 million) each I revealed in January that Shakira, pictured performing on Saturday in Medellin, Colombia has earmarked venues for a UK tour next year Today: Katy Perry will join five other women, including Jeff Bezos’s girlfriend Lauren Sanchez Tomorrow: Tom Hardy’s new movie Havoc gets its world premiere at the Odeon BFI Imax in London with the actor attending to promote the Netflix police drama ahead of its release next week Friday: Central Cee kicks off the UK leg of his Can’t Rush Greatness tour at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena ahead of shows in Manchester, Dublin, London and Glasgow Saturday: Elton John and Brandi Carlile’s concert special airs on ITV1 from 9pm featuring the pair singing and answering questions from their showbiz pals Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ playing under Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame head coach Bill Self While the Jayhawks’ performance may not have met the high expectations of Dickinson or the Kansas coaching staff his time in Lawrence clearly left a lasting impression Now preparing for the next chapter in his basketball journey — likely aiming for selection in the 2025 NBA draft — Dickinson recently responded to a major announcement from his alma mater The University of Kansas revealed longtime assistant coach Norm Roberts is retiring from basketball The announcement leaves a vacancy on Coach Self’s staff and marks the end of an era for the Jayhawks acknowledged the news by sharing the announcement on Instagram He offered no words — just the post itself — perhaps reflecting his respect and appreciation for Roberts without needing to elaborate Kansas Jayhawks center Hunter Dickinson William Purnell-Imagn Images In his final season at Kansas, the 7-foot-2 center averaged 17.4 points and 10 rebounds per game. His college career came to a close on March 20 in a 79-72 NCAA Tournament first-round loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks. Dickinson contributed 11 points and nine rebounds in that contest. Across 161 career college games, Dickinson consistently delivered strong performances. Prior to transferring to KU, Dickinson played three seasons at the University of Michigan. His highest-scoring season came in his second year at Michigan, when he averaged 18.6 points per game. Roberts has been a fixture in college basketball since his playing days at Queens College in the early 1980s. After his playing career ended in 1987, he transitioned to coaching in 1991. From 1991 to 1995, he served as head coach at his alma mater. Roberts’ coaching journey then took him through various assistant roles at Oral Roberts, Tulsa, Illinois and Kansas between 1995 and 2004. In April 2004, he was hired as the head coach at St. John’s University, where he remained until March 2010, when he was dismissed following an NIT loss. Shortly thereafter, Billy Donovan hired Roberts for a one-year stint at the University of Florida. In 2012, Roberts returned to Kansas as an assistant coach, a position he held until his retirement announcement on Monday. This week I am in the middle of production week for Cat Wranglers Productions’ live show at the Belfield Theater and Performance Center. Production week is kind of like finals week in college, or the week before your wedding, or the week after your baby is born. On steroids. Our home theater in Belfield is a working movie theater. That means we rehearse five nights a week onstage, Sunday through Thursday. During the other two nights, as well as Sunday afternoon, there are movies shown on that huge screen with which we share the stage. Most actors rehearse with a set around them. We have a movie screen. Instead of putting up the set for our rehearsals, we put masking tape lines on the floor and write “wall” on the masking tape with a felt-tip pen. We also write, “door,” “window,” and “please don’t walk through this imaginary wall,” on the tape lines. On the Sunday of production week, as soon as the movie is done, we erect our set. The walls go where the tape says “wall” and the windows and doors are set on their marked spots. Sometimes things get rearranged, because what looks good on tape does not always work well in performance. Then we have two nights of tech rehearsals and two dress rehearsals. We place our collective fates in the hands of the Gods of Technology. Lights, soundtrack, special effects, and props. Lights often stop working or become un-programmed for no particular reason. The computer forgets how to interface with the soundboard. Special effects sometimes have no effect. Props. I have learned to keep two backups for each prop. Props, in the hands of actors who are in the zone, have short life expectancies. I once glued a plastic glass back together on a nightly basis. Every night it was thrown at a wall, and broken. Why do we do this? For love of the art of theater. We are a small not-for-profit. We work on a shoestring budget. We have no employees, only volunteers who give of their time and talents to build furniture and sets, create costumes, and learn lines. We even video our own theatrical trailers which are shown before the movies at the theater. We rely upon the support of our audiences. In our early days we performed at various venues in Dickinson. About ten years ago we moved to the Belfield Theater. Our audiences followed us, and we found new friends in Belfield and the nearby towns. Our audiences are absolutely the best. They have never let us down. 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Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Known for his soaring vocals and larger-than-life stage presence Bruce has helped shape the sound and spirit of heavy metal for generations His voice powered some of Iron Maiden’s most iconic albums – including The Number of the Beast Dickinson has forged a powerful solo career with critically acclaimed albums such as Balls To Picasso Accident of Birth and The Chemical Wedding further showcasing his depth and range as a musician This summer he will embark on his first extensive North American solo tour in almost 30 years in support of his current studio album The Mandrake Project In 2024 Dickinson partnered with  Z2 and released a companion comic series as an integral part of The Mandrake Project identity to thunderous acclaim and on August 5 Z2 Comics will release The Mandrake Project: Year One which collects the first four issues in the series Dickinson’s appearance at HHW 2025 marks an extremely rare chance for fans to meet this legendary performer face-to-face HorrorHound Weekend will bring together some of the biggest names in horror and pop culture Whether you’re a returning attendee or joining us for the first time this show promises to be one of our most exciting yet Come be a part of the horror celebration of the year—and help us toast to 20 years of HorrorHound Game Recap: Softball | 5/3/2025 7:43:00 PM Thanks for visiting TCPalm photojournalist Crystal Vander Weit loves to hike and explore Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County She moved to Jupiter during her teenage years and from then on My favorite spot is definitely Hobe Mountain whether you are watching the sunrise or sunset The Indian River Lagoon and Atlantic Ocean can be seen from the top and at the end of the day light flickers over and through the scrub forest as the sun disappears on the horizon My favorite trail also winds through the area The 5-mile loop of the green trail is great for exercise and manageable if you don't have time for a full day of hiking you will be surrounded by a disappearing habitat It is home to plants and animals found nowhere else Many of these species are endangered and some are specific only to this park and Florida It is not uncommon to see Florida scrub jays and the four-petal pawpaw plant photograph and grab a view of the expansive park from the mountain during an outing I don't usually bring out my "professional" cameras while hiking but will use my cell phone to take pictures I put two images together creating a diptych Diptychs date back to ancient times and were used in religious panels the art form is a presentation of two images that compliment each other or tell a story I also will take trips to the park just to photograph what I love about the park the Florida scrub jay and the beauty of the sand scrub I have a Florida State Park individual annual pass which costs $60 $4 single-occupant or motorcycle and $2 for pedestrians bicyclists or extra passengers for card holders Crystal Vander Weit is a visual journalist for TCPalm and Treasure Coast Newspapers You can reach her at crystal.vanderweit@tcpalm.com Source: Amherst Business Improvement District The Emily Dickinson Museum will celebrate the completion of the reconstructed Carriage House and the reopening of The Evergreens with a special ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday Hosted in partnership with the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce and the Amherst Business Improvement District (BID) the ceremony will commemorate a major step forward in the Museum’s long-range restoration plans The Carriage House, reconstructed to reflect its 19th-century appearance while meeting today’s highest standards for sustainability is the first passive commercial building in Amherst—and the first passive museum building and historic house reconstruction in the country and play a key role in enabling the final phase of restoration at the Dickinson Homestead The Evergreens—home of Emily Dickinson’s brother Austin and his wife Susan—will officially reopen to the public on May 1 after nearly a year of closure during construction more than two decades in the making,” said Jane Wald the Jane and Robert Keiter Family Executive Director of the Emily Dickinson Museum “The Carriage House not only helps us continue to restore Emily Dickinson’s Homestead but also reflects Dickinson’s deep appreciation for the natural world through our commitment to environmental stewardship.” Additional Upcoming Event: In addition to the ribbon cutting, the Museum will host its annual Poetry Walk through downtown Amherst on Saturday, May 10, in honor of the 139th anniversary of Emily Dickinson’s death. 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DICKINSON — To recognize the critical role of assistive technology April 30 as Assistive Technology Awareness Day hosted one of several events held across the state educating attendees about tools designed to support independence was on site with a wide range of items that help improve people’s daily lives “Everybody deserves to have as much independence as possible,” said Wanner responding to a question about why assistive technology matters “If we can give them a weighted spoon or a plate guard that can make it possible once again for them to go eat out with their family at a restaurant Janelle Stoneking serves as vice president of the board for North Dakota Assistive the definition of assistive technology covers a broad spectrum of devices “We need to normalize the process of assistive technology because in reality everyone uses assistive technology in one way or another,” said Stoneking “From Apple Watches to rocker switches for lights assistive technology is all about approaching a process so that everyone is successful.” Stoneking described the increased freedom and quality of life many users experience She demonstrated a cup carrier designed for individuals with tremors to reduce spills and described how a sticker decal applied to a door helped a woman with dementia remain in her home for an extra year and a half and the stickers made the door look like a bookshelf instead of a door,” said Stoneking “That one simple change gave her an extra year and a half in her home.” Wanner said the Bismarck hub for North Dakota Assistive offers a full range of items individuals can try out including electronic devices preloaded with the Proloquo app “Devices and apps can be so expensive,” said Wanner people can see if something will be a good fit for them before they spend that much money.” event also toured the Universal Changing Place (UCP) restroom in the T-Rex Plaza some individuals with disabilities had to travel home just to use the restroom Many still face barriers after swimming at public pools—unable to change clothes because existing restrooms “This is a game changer,” said Carlie Jahner The UCP is available to book online at no cost Caregivers unfamiliar with the facility can access free tutorial videos via a QR code posted inside Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting DICKINSON — A 32-year-old Dickinson man is facing a felony charge after allegedly posting an anonymous threat to assassinate local officials in a Facebook group used widely by city residents to air grievances and exchange opinions Austin Stengel was arrested April 22 and charged with one Class C felony count of terrorizing following a March 30 comment he allegedly posted in the community Facebook group “What’s Up Dickinson." “Assassinate one by one N show them we the people are still in charge F.A.F.O.,” the comment read which stands for “f*** around and find out,” is widely used online to suggest that provocative actions may lead to serious consequences Although the comment was posted without a name law enforcement officials were able to trace it back to Stengel during the course of their investigation Stengel was taken into custody after a warrant was issued and is currently being held at the Southwest Multi-County Correctional Center on a $10,000 cash bond To avoid any potential or perceived conflict of interest the Stark County State’s Attorney’s Office referred the case to Adams County State’s Attorney Aaron Roseland Stengel is represented by public defender Jodi Lynn Colling of Mandan he will be required to waive extradition to North Dakota and must remain at least 100 feet away from all government buildings unless granted prior permission His preliminary hearing and arraignment are scheduled for June 9 at 2:30 p.m “What’s Up Dickinson,” where the alleged threat was posted serves as a digital town square for many local residents the Facebook group is known for lively — and at times contentious — commentary on local issues from potholes and property taxes to government transparency a person commits terrorizing if they threaten to commit any crime of violence with intent to instill fear or cause disruption A Class C felony carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine “We needed a second rink for 200-plus kids and now here we are with two rinks and we've more than doubled that number already,” Dallas Kuntz Initial renderings and committee planning for a third rink began before 2020 with plans to build the new sheet on the northwest side of the existing Charbonneau Arena the COVID-19 pandemic brought those plans to a halt “That committee is still intact and the conversations are still happening but ultimately it boils down to funding,” Kuntz said it's gotten a lot more expensive even just to build a basic sheet of ice.” Comparable projects across North Dakota show what Dickinson might expect the MAYSA Arena’s third rink expansion — completed in 2016 — cost $10.9 million the VFW Sports Center in Bismarck recently added a third rink These numbers reflect the rising cost of labor and materials particularly in a state where weather often limits construction to spring and summer draws in participants from surrounding counties in the southwest corner of North Dakota serves a regional base of nearly 35,000 people With no other multi-rink ice centers in immediate proximity the West River Ice Center functions as the only arena for aspiring players to step on the ice.  “We kind of view it like we do all the recreational amenities across the community We're always trying to balance what needs we can fulfill across the entire community versus just one location,” Benjamin Rae executive director of Dickinson Parks and Recreation “I would say that a third sheet of ice is one of many different facilities that we're looking at to determine what's going to have the greatest impact on our community.” “One big thing that's going to be important for us to make this third rink happen is if we want community support there have to be elements besides hockey that the facility is used for,” he said which would connect to our main Charbonneau rink would give our region the ability to host much bigger events because that rink would not keep ice year round.” The 2014 Cornerstone Arena expansion was funded through a city bond repaid by the hockey club and Parks and Recreation A similar public-private model is being considered for this new addition “As we sit down and work with the hockey club on their financial involvement — and certainly there would probably be a fundraising effort through the community — we’re also considering what we’d be asking from our citizens,” Rae said “We did a fairly comprehensive survey in 2023 of what amenities the community wanted and a third sheet of ice was on that list.” Kuntz and the Dickinson hockey community believes Dickinson is ready for that next step A hockey season is probably longer than most other sports but our hockey community — we all convene under one roof every week for practice,” he said “Our hockey membership and families — and even past families in our community — are so supportive They understand what it takes to grow a good program and give kids the opportunity to play.” “I know I speak for every other community in the West — we want western North Dakota hockey to grow and get better because it's going to force us to get better as well Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Funeral Mass for Ottilia “Tillie” Volesky 2025 at Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Dickinson with Monsignor Thomas Richter celebrating Entombment will follow at the Dickinson Mausoleum Visitation for Tillie will be 4:00 – 6:00 pm Monday 2025 at Stevenson Funeral Home in Dickinson with a Rosary and Vigil service being held at 6:00 pm the daughter of Frank and Emma (Marsh) Karsky She grew up on the family farm in Dunn County and attended country school first grade and New Hradec School second through eighth grade Tillie went to Dickinson High School (Hagen) for one year She then stayed at her home place till getting married Peter & Paul Catholic Church in New Hradec In 1948 they moved to a farm in Billings County they moved to a new farmstead about a mile away and farmed for the next 35 years Tillie and Bob retired from farming and moved to Dickinson in 1982 playing cards and attending the grandchildren’s activities Tillie was a member of Queen of Peace Catholic Church and Catholic Workman’s her family received the KC Family of the Month Award Roberta Ficek and Karla (Russ) Schank of Dickinson; five sons TX,; 19 grandchildren and 41 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren; a brother Rose Marie Kovash and Gladys Volesky both of Dickinson Gordon Ficek; sister Elsie Sadowsky; brothers Luke’s for the wonderful care they gave to Tillie for the last several years Alexius for being there on Tillie’s last day Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting 28 cars set for this weekend’s rounds at Miami International Autodrome Following his sweep of the weekend in last month’s season-opener at Sebring International Raceway Riley Dickinson heads to Rounds 3 and 4 of the Porsche Carrera Cup North America season at Miami International Autodrome in a comfortable points lead who has made his return to the single-make series this year with Kellymoss holds a 15-point lead over Topp Racing’s Ryan Yardley in the hotly contested Pro class ahead of Zachary Vanier and series rookie Aaron Jeansonne with two of 16 races in the books A total of 28 cars are set for the Miami doubleheader in the first of three rounds supporting Formula 1 While down from the 32 cars that took part at Sebring there are a number of notable additions to the entry including a three-car Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car effort from FMS Motorsport Juan Pablo Vega is entered in the 16-car Pro class in his No while Angel Benitez and Andre Renha Fernandes will do battle in the Nos Javier Ripoll is also set for his first start of the season in the No along with BGB Motorsports’ Thomas Collingwood and ACI Motorsports’ Kenton King in the expanded ten-car Pro-Am class With a number of Masters drivers focused on the ANDIAL Cup Todd Parriott and Scott Blind will go head-to-head for top class honors this weekend Track action kicks off on Friday with a pair of practice sessions The second race of the weekend gets underway at 10:15 a.m with both races streamed live on Peacock as well as on Porsche Motorsport North America and IMSA’s YouTube channels ***The Miami round marks the first of three Carrera Cup North America races run in conjunction with Formula 1 Grands Prix this season This is the third consecutive year that the 911 GT3 Cup cars have raced at Miami Dickinson swept the 2023 doubleheader on his way to the championship for Kellymoss while Vanier earned his first career win in Race 2 last season ***Both JP Martinez and Benitez call Miami home and will sleep in their own beds this weekend who swept the season opener at Sebring in the Pro-Am class in his Porsche Carrera Cup North America debut for ACI Benitez is in Pro-Am for the first time with his FMS Motorsport team by virtue of turning 35 years old this season Vanier became the first person to win in Porsche Sprint Challenge North America and in Carrera Cup North America He returns to defend his race win after a third place finish to open the season at Sebring ***Carrera Cup North America has attracted the best international drivers through its five-year history and Latin American drivers are sure to be popular this weekend in Miami Vega (Colombia) and Matheus Leist (Brazil) run in the Pro Class; Ripoli (Venezuela) runs in Pro-Am Each calls a Latin American city his home town while several others bring a Latin heritage to the event ***Porsche Motorsport North America recently announced its picks for the 2025 Selected Driver program Porsche Carrera Cup North America championship leader Dickinson joined defending champion Loek Hartog and 2023 Carrera Cup runner-up Tom Sargent on the list Dickinson is in his second season as a Porsche Selected Driver and is pulling double-duty driving a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport in Pirelli GT4 America with ACI in addition to his Carrera Cup North America duties for Kellymoss ***PMNA named the 2025 Porsche EBOOST Junior Program members last week offering aspiring drivers professional development opportunities from grassroots levels to the international stage The program includes not just Porsche Carrera Cup North America but also the single-make Porsche Sprint Challenge North America by Yokohama and Sprint Challenge USA West Carrera Cup drivers participating in the program are Paul 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Dagys spent eight years as a motorsports correspondent for FOXSports.com and SPEED Channel and has contributed to numerous other motorsports publications worldwide. Contact John Kellymoss driver storms to pole for first Carrera Cup North America race of weekend.. – A bicyclist who was struck by a motorcycle and killed on Sunday has been identified as Ian Dickinson Dickinson was riding his bicycle on Larimer County Road 38E near Milner Mountain Ranch Road when a motorcyclist attempted to pass another motorcycle The 61-year-old motorcyclist attempted the pass but was “unable to navigate a left-hand curve and traveled onto the right shoulder” striking Dickinson who was eastbound Dickinson was pronounced dead at the scene and the motorcyclist was taken to a hospital with serious injuries Bike Fort Collins shared more about the life of Ian Dickinson and his impact in the cycling community, which you can read more about at this link. Denver7's On Two Wheels aims to dive deeper into the unique hazards when biking in Denver and across Colorado but to also share the good things and lift up the amazing people who take up cycling to get stronger and feel better about their mental health You can watch our special report in the video player below Denver7 is committed to making a difference in our community by standing up for what's right lending a helping hand and following through on promises A rendering of the new carriage house at the Emily Dickinson Museum The museum will unveil the project this week (Image courtesy edmStudio and the Emily Dickinson Museum)submitted photo .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Michael Carolan | Special to The RepublicanAMHERST — The Emily Dickinson Museum will celebrate on Tuesday the $1 million reconstruction of a 170-year-old carriage house that once stood on its Amherst property and is slated to become the first “passive” museum structure in the country hosted in partnership with the downtown Business Improvement District and the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce “We know that this matters very much to visitors who come to see where she produced her poetry.” part of the museum complex that recently reopened for tours An exterior view of The Evergreens on Main Street in Amherst (Patrick Fecher for the Emily Dickinson Museum)Staff The construction of the carriage house was based on insurance maps early town maps and a single existing photograph of the original building which stored the family carriage and housed stalls for horses designed by Connecticut-based edmStudio architects uses “passive” strategies such as continuous insulation airtight construction and high-performance windows Museum officials said they expect to win certification from the Passive House Institute US Inc. making it the first such commercial building in Amherst as well as the “first passive museum building and passive historic house reconstruction in the country.” Archeologists previously obtained artifacts from the carriage house site knobs and a lock set from a door in The Evergreens “It was used as a storage area or an outdoor closet where the family would just put things they’re no longer using,” Wald said “reflects Dickinson’s regard for the natural world and the inspiration she drew from it,” Wald said The house will first function as a visitors center and museum store while the main homestead will be restored to its original functions pantry and living corridors for domestic staff the carriage house will become an educational program space The headstone at the grave of poet Emily Dickinson at West Cemetery in Amherst Wald said that recent cuts in federal arts funding have reached the museum including a $115,000 grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services for digitized documentation “There’s an understanding in the museum world that more funds are now not going to be available,” she said we need to assess what the impact will be.” Wald said that recent scholarly work on the poet has included a focus on “class and privilege” and “ecologies,” or her relationship with the natural world Emily Dickinson is a global icon,” Wald said “Her influence is continually being felt among new generations of poetry readers.” Jane Wald is the executive director at Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst (Hoang 'Leon' Nguyen / The Republican Wald said that musicians across genres continue to set Dickinson’s poems to music “Interest in her poetry continues to grow exponentially the Emily Dickinson Museum will host its annual Poetry Walk through downtown Amherst on Saturday in honor of the 139th anniversary of the poet’s death visit EmilyDickinsonMuseum.org/poetry-walk-2025 Some of the poems by Emily Dickinson are shown at Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson took part in the Musicians Institute's MI Conversation Series with host Ryan J Dickinson spoke about the fan response to his latest solo album Bruce said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "Yeah The reaction to the band when we toured all through Europe [last year] was fantastic we just did two or three shows here in Southern California [in April 2024] just to kind of warm things up before we went down to Brazil… But not everybody is gonna get everything you do — it's not compulsory — but I thought it was a really good a couple of tracks [from the album] that we didn't play — well we've never actually played — we're gonna be playing on the U.S which is the most unplayed popular track on the record and all the people in Europe will be jealous." Speaking about his upcoming "The Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour Dickinson said: "We're gonna have a lot of fun on this tour coming [up] California] and two shows at the Whisky [A Go Go in West Hollywood California in April 2024] as THE HOUSE BAND OF HELL We're still undecided whether or not to call ourselves 'Bruce Dickinson' Regarding a possible follow-up to "The Mandrake Project" Bruce said: "I've just been in the demo studio with everybody for the last three weeks and we ended up with 18 tracks in 15 days… "It's gonna be a really cool album," he added We started off with him doing the Atmos mixes and then kind of morphed into 'I take it you do stereo as well.' And he's great April is kind of free zone for me next year." "The Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour kicks off in Anaheim California at the House of Blues on August 22 and takes the band across North America including shows in New York The tour also includes a quick return to Brazil for the prestigious The Town festival at the City Of Light in São Paulo Roy played guitar on Dickinson's 1994 album "Balls To Picasso" and went on to produce co-write and perform multiple instruments on Bruce's subsequent three solo albums "Accident At Birth" (1997),"The Chemical Wedding" (1998) and "Tyranny Of Souls" (2005) O'Callaghan is an Irish musician who joined WHITESNAKE in 2021 and toured with the David Coverdale-fronted outfit the following year She also hit the road with Dickinson last year as part of a performance of Jon Lord's "Concerto For Group And Orchestra" on nearly a dozen dates in Europe and South America Californian drummer Moreno previously played on "Tyranny Of Souls" and has worked with BODY COUNT Italian keyboard wizard Mistheria has collaborated with an array of artists live and in the studio We had the legendary Bruce Dickinson 🎤 come by for our Conversation Series and give us deep insight into the Mandrake.. Posted by Musicians Institute on Monday, April 21, 2025 Brucedickinsonhq is joining us for the MI Conversation Series Posted by Musicians Institute on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 Just 20 miles east of Dickinson lie 2,000 acres of prairie and wooded draws With six campsites and basic amenities—including water—Schnell Recreation Area offers a luxury many urban families crave: space to explore Cool-season grasses carpet the rolling hills in spring with Young Man’s Butte presiding over the eastern horizon as the highest point in Stark County George Armstrong Custer camped there three times in the 1870s The name of the privately owned landmark is a cryptic reference to a grisly event campsites dot the edge of a shallow creek bed Paths cut by both cattle and wildlife crisscross through the plants creating a network of “trails” any child could trace for hours As visitors arrive at Schnell Recreation Area they’re greeted by the sight of a peaceful dam wild geese may be spotted as they migrate northward Formerly a working ranch owned by the Schnell family the area became public land in 1993 through a collaborative effort by the family the Conservation Fund and the Richard King Mellon Foundation the space is pet-friendly and features corrals at the entrance of the recreation area Be sure they’re up to date on flea and tick prevention before you roam the hills together Some say the space is perfect for cross-country skiing in winter Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the area’s rich plant variety offering students opportunities to study species identification—ideal for botany or range management Although the North Dakota Parks and Recreation website lists 14 state parks on its interactive map Information about this local gem can be tricky to find It’s mentioned on the Bureau of Land Management and North Dakota Tourism websites and listed in the “Attractions” section of the official North Dakota Travel Guide next to Assumption Abbey Schnell’s status as a best-kept secret may help preserve the sacred silence of its hills and valleys The Detroit-founded firm announced a combination with local firm Ashbaugh Beal this week bringing on 11 lawyers in the Emerald City Dickinson Wright has joined the rush to the Pacific Northwest announcing a combination that will give the Am Law 200 firm an outpost in Seattle The firm this week said it had completed a merger with local firm Ashbaugh Beal a move that brings an "elite group" of 11 lawyers specializing in construction while also giving it its first office in the region National Law Journal The Recorder The Legal Intelligencer New York Law Journal The American Lawyer Brugh Lower of Gibbons has entered an appearance for industrial equipment supplier Devco Corporation in a pending trademark infringement lawsuit accusing the defendant of selling knock-off Graco products 18 in New Jersey District Court by Rivkin Radler on behalf of Graco Inc Read More Yalowitz of Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer have entered their appearances for Hanaco Venture Capital and its executives 24 in New York Southern District Court by Zell accuses the defendants of negligently and fraudulently managing the plaintiff's $1 million investment Read More Attorneys from A&O Shearman has stepped in as defense counsel for Toronto-Dominion Bank and other defendants in a pending securities class action 11 in New York Southern District Court by Bleichmar Fonti & Auld accuses the defendants of concealing the bank's 'pervasive' deficiencies in regards to its compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act and the quality of its anti-money laundering controls Read More a Pennsylvania company providing shared communications infrastructure Wolf of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani to fend off a pending breach-of-contract lawsuit 25 in Michigan Eastern District Court by Hooper Hathaway PC on behalf of The Town Residences LLC accuses Crown Castle of failing to transfer approximately $30,000 in utility payments from T-Mobile in breach of a roof-top lease and assignment agreement Read More Schwartz of McCarter & English have stepped in as defense counsel to Electrolux Home Products Inc 26 in New York Eastern District Court by Poulos Lopiccolo PC and Nagel Rice LLP on behalf of David Stern alleges that the defendant's refrigerators’ drawers and shelving repeatedly break and fall apart within months after purchase Read More Browse More Resources Already have an account? Sign In Please try using other words for your search or explore other sections of the website for relevant information Our team is working diligently to resolve the issue Thank you for your patience and understanding Fintel reports that on May 1, 2025, William Blair downgraded their outlook for Becton, Dickinson and (LSE:0R19) from Outperform to Market Perform Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 51.53% Upside As of April 24, 2025, the average one-year price target for Becton The forecasts range from a low of 247.65 GBX to a high of 337.85 GBX The average price target represents an increase of 51.53% from its latest reported closing price of 181.92 GBX / share See our leaderboard of companies with the largest price target upside The projected annual revenue for Becton, Dickinson and is 21,727MM, an increase of 4.12%. The projected annual non-GAAP EPS is 15.17 There are 2,552 funds or institutions reporting positions in Becton This is an increase of 79 owner(s) or 3.19% in the last quarter Average portfolio weight of all funds dedicated to 0R19 is 0.39% Total shares owned by institutions increased in the last three months by 2.90% to 304,824K shares Price T Rowe Associates holds 12,347K shares representing 4.30% ownership of the company The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in 0R19 by 14.46% over the last quarter Rowe Price Investment Management holds 12,127K shares representing 4.22% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 0R19 by 31.05% over the last quarter VTSMX - Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Investor Shares holds 9,058K shares representing 3.15% ownership of the company The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in 0R19 by 8.31% over the last quarter Rowe Price Capital Appreciation Fund holds 7,982K shares representing 2.78% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 0R19 by 28.94% over the last quarter VFINX - Vanguard 500 Index Fund Investor Shares holds 7,824K shares representing 2.72% ownership of the company The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in 0R19 by 7.99% over the last quarter Fintel is one of the most comprehensive investing research platforms available to individual investors our exclusive stock picks are powered by advanced backtested quantitative models for improved profits Click to Learn More This story originally appeared on Fintel The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq This data feed is not available at this time These symbols will be available throughout the site during your session These instruments will be available throughout the site during your session Smart Portfolio is supported by our partner TipRanks. By connecting my portfolio to TipRanks Smart Portfolio I agree to their Terms of Use The United States Post Office and Courthouse Law firms Cooper Masterman and Anapol Weiss District Court for the Southern District of Texas in Galveston on behalf of a teenage girl who they allege was groomed for three years through Roblox and Discord before she was sexually assaulted last year Attorneys Wednesday filed a complaint against two technology firms in federal court on behalf of a Dickinson teenager who they allege was sexually assaulted by a predator who groomed and sexually exploited her through online social platforms Washington D.C.-based law firm Cooper Masterman and Anapol Weiss Discord is an instant messaging and voice communication social platform Communication can be private or take place in virtual communities called servers Roblox is an online game platform and game creation system aimed at young users Spokeswomen for both technology firms said the companies can’t comment on pending litigation but asserted each is deeply committed to the safety of its users Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen confirmed the girl in the complaint was from Dickinson and the accused man Wilment is at large and wanted for aggravated sexual assault of a child in connection to the Dickinson girl’s allegations The sheriff’s office is seeking help from the U.S Marshals Service because Wilment is in Canada The lawsuit alleges Wilment groomed the girl starting at age 13 before sexually assaulting her when she was 16 Wilment and the girl exchanged sexually explicit images with Roblox and Discord “This abuse escalated to a situation that is every parent’s worst nightmare: an in-person meeting in the fall of 2024 when the predator traveled to plaintiff’s house and slept in her room with her,” according to the complaint the predator had vaginal sexual intercourse with plaintiff and recorded the sexual acts on his cellular device.” A report to the police was made “pretty close in time to the assault itself,” said Tito Valdes because events such as described in the lawsuit are common on their products to spread the word about the firm’s concern with respect to what we’re noticing in terms of the clear predatory and grooming behaviors on a lot of different social media platforms but obviously to include Roblox and Discord,” Valdes said “We are actively investigating hundreds of cases that we get on a regular basis we have filed three lawsuits with similar fact patterns we are actively investigating the cases as we get them.” The complaint alleges Roblox and Discord knew of the dangers posed by their platforms and failed to implement the safety mechanisms to prevent exploitation Despite marketing themselves as child friendly and safe the companies allegedly prioritized user growth and engagement over meaningful protections A Discord spokeswoman said the company takes “decisive actions” when policy violations are detected shutting down servers and engaging with law enforcement as appropriate Roblox continues to evolve its safety practices to ensure a secure and positive environment on the platform “We invest significant resources in advanced technology including robust filters and human moderation teams to detect and address inappropriate content and behavior and do not allow user-to-user image sharing on our platform,” the spokeswoman said The Texas-based complaint comes as the New Jersey Attorney General and the state of Florida have taken legal action against Discord and Roblox The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office on April 17 filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Discord describing the platform as a “hunting ground for predators.” the state of Florida has issued a subpoena against Roblox as part of its own investigation into platform safety and corporate accountability Lauren Frick: 409-683-5230; lauren.frick@galvnews.com Email notifications are only sent once a day there are no recent results for popular videos Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Start your morning with the top headlines each day Receive email alerts anytime there is breaking news or a severe weather alert Get the latest local and national sports headlines delivered to your inbox every morning Receive Laura Elder's Biz Buzz direct to your inbox every Sunday Receive the daily weather forecast and the weekly outlook in your inbox each morning Receive an email notification each time resident weather expert Stan Blazyk writes a new article ICYMI is a weekly newsletter highlighting stories from the past week most read or most talked about we want to make sure you read them ICYMI also features select historical content Receive the most recent obituaries every afternoon Get a link to the latest e-Edition delivered to your inbox each morning Receive updates on the latest issues of Coast Monthly Receive the latest Dear Abby column in your inbox each morning Receive special offers from The Daily News and select partners including discounts Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Fintel reports that on May 2, 2025, Piper Sandler downgraded their outlook for Becton, Dickinson and (XTRA:BOX) from Overweight to Neutral Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 32.72% Upside As of April 23, 2025, the average one-year price target for Becton The forecasts range from a low of 214,85 € to a high of 293,11 € The average price target represents an increase of 32.72% from its latest reported closing price of 180,20 € / share See our leaderboard of companies with the largest price target upside The projected annual revenue for Becton, Dickinson and is 21,727MM, an increase of 4.12%. The projected annual non-GAAP EPS is 15.17 There are 2,549 funds or institutions reporting positions in Becton This is an increase of 76 owner(s) or 3.07% in the last quarter Average portfolio weight of all funds dedicated to BOX is 0.39% Total shares owned by institutions increased in the last three months by 2.64% to 305,222K shares The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in BOX by 14.46% over the last quarter The firm increased its portfolio allocation in BOX by 31.05% over the last quarter The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in BOX by 8.31% over the last quarter The firm increased its portfolio allocation in BOX by 28.94% over the last quarter The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in BOX by 7.99% over the last quarter Click to Learn More This story originally appeared on Fintel 2025 — Fairleigh Dickinson University is proud to announce the launch of FDU HealthPath Forward an ambitious new strategic initiative designed to revolutionize healthcare education FDU HealthPath Forward will address the growing crisis of healthcare workforce shortages through interdisciplinary education industry partnerships and strategic community integrated programs This initiative will integrate FDU’s strengths in health sciences cybersecurity and other related disciplines to create innovative solutions to address healthcare challenges The University is committed to achieving a far-reaching impact by establishing a coalition of partner institutions and developing FDU’s campuses as hubs for lifelong learning “We have a vision for the future of healthcare education,” President Michael Avaltroni said “and we want to bring together dynamic partners and create an ecosystem of innovation and leadership that empowers individuals and organizations to improve healthcare systems and patient outcomes.” “The healthcare industry is facing an urgent demand for skilled professionals and it’s critical that higher education steps up to meet this challenge,” Avaltroni added “FDU HealthPath Forward is our answer to this growing need — an innovative interdisciplinary and community-driven approach to redefine how we train educate and upskill the next generation of healthcare professionals The centerpiece of this initiative is the FDU Healthcare Education Community Collaborative (HECC) which will bring together academic institutions clinical practitioners and industry leaders to create a talent-driven pipeline for the healthcare workforce of the future workforce training and hands-on research opportunities this collaborative will bridge the gap between education and industry needs “We want to bring many talented people together and create a unique environment where education healthcare and innovation intersect to meet today’s challenges and build a better tomorrow,” Avaltroni said The initiative also includes these critical pieces: The first phase of the initiative will focus on establishing key partnerships launching new academic programs and opening the Healthcare Innovation Center Future phases will expand workforce training programs enhance research initiatives and integrate cutting-edge technology into healthcare education Thanks for visiting