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Dear Listeners, It is with a profound sense of sadness and a heavy heart that I bring you the latest on the tragic passing of Matthew Perry, the beloved actor who captured our hearts and tickled our funny bones as Chandler Bing on the hit TV show "Friends." The news of his untimely death has sent shockwaves through Hollywood and beyond, leaving fans and colleagues alike grappling with the loss of a true talent, a kind soul, and a shining star in the entertainment industry. As the investigation into Perry's death continues, authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for answers. ...

An unprecedented look inside a deadly and obscenely wealthy branch of the Italian mafia and the electrifying story of the women who risked everything to bring them down. The Calabrian Mafia - known as the ’Ndrangheta - is one of the richest and most ruthless crime syndicates in the world, with branches stretching from America to Australia. It controls 70 percent of the cocaine and heroin supply in Europe, manages billion-dollar extortion rackets, brokers illegal arms deals - supplying weapons to criminals and terrorists - and plunders the treasuries of both Italy and the EU.

Matthew Langford Perry, born on August 19, 1969, in Williamstown, Massachusetts, was a revered actor known for his humor and versatility across both the small and big screens. His parents, Suzanne Marie Morrison, a Canadian journalist, and John Bennett Perry, an American actor, separated when he was one year old. Perry was primarily raised by his mother in Ottawa, Ontario, although he also briefly lived in Toronto and Montreal. He attended Rockcliffe Park Public School and Ashbury College, a boarding school in Ottawa​1​.From a young age, Perry showed signs of rebellion; by 10, he was ...

Known as artificial intelligence, experts warn that the technology comes with great benefits, but also with great warnings. What will we sacrifice for the benefits of this new world? Will we sacrifice our jobs and human relationships for robots? Will we allow machines to read our minds and sacrifice privacy for the benefit of crime reduction? Will we merge with machines and manipulate our genes and DNA to obtain longevity?