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Australia has passed a new law that will force tech companies to pay publishers for news content, setting the stage for potential, similar action in other countries.

Columbia bars and entertainment venues open up as COVID-19 numbers go down  

Gunmen killed 36 people in two attacks in northern Nigeria on Wednesday, a day after insurgents fired rocket-propelled grenades amid worsening security facing Africa’s most populous nation, officials and residents said.

Six months ago, India was in crisis. Critically ill Covid-19 patients were being turned away from hospitals. Doctors were collapsing from exhaustion. And the virus was spreading through crowded slums, home to millions of the country’s poorest people.

SocialDistance Arts & Entertainment: February 25–28  

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas has a broad entertainment array coming our way  

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Symphony members to livestream from Robinson Center  

It’s just before daybreak in Richmond on the southern bank of the River Thames, and pest controller Michael Coates is patrolling the rubbish bins for what is normally an elusive enemy – rats.

Galaxy Entertainment Group Reports Q4 & Annual 2020 Results  

Two police officers in the Philippines were killed in a shootout with other federal agents during a botched undercover drug bust, according to official state media Philippine News Agency (PNA).

Las Vegas Weekly highlights smaller venues safely keeping Vegas-style entertainment alive  

Entertainment venues excited to reopen under revised framework  

Germany’s Leonine Names Sebastian Heinlein Head of Development at SEO Entertainment (Exclusive)  

A small floral bowl bought at a yard sale in Connecticut for just $35 has been identified as an exceptionally rare 15th-century Chinese antique.

Fox Theatre opens in Cozad filling a gap in entertainment  

Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment Reacts to Spider-Man: Phone Home  

Hundreds of millions of people in India face a serious threat to their livelihoods and food security due to overexploitation of vital water supplies, according to the authors of a new study.

While most Texans had more than enough to worry about during the icy storm that led to power outages and water problem, some, like Tania Delacruz, had an added woe: Covid-19.