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‘It’s good to see progress being made on the site’: Revised vision for Liberty Theater property in Libertyville – Daily Herald

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Diversity Among Emmy Winners Is a Result of Industry Progress – TheWrap

Posted: January 18, 2024 at 6:07 pm

The 75th Emmy Awards honored the most diverse batch of winners in its history, signaling progress made for equitable representation across the TV industry.

The ceremony, which aired on Monday, after being delayed by the Hollywood double strikes, tied its record for most wins by actors of color with five out of the 12 acting categories, including Dahmer standout Niecy Nash-Betts for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie; Beef stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong for lead actor and actress, respectively, in a Limited Series; The Bear actress Ayo Edebiri for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series and Abbott Elementary creator and star Quinta Brunson for lead comedy actress. The latter pair also marked the first time these comedy categories were awarded to two Black women in the same year.

Its very special and Im very humbled on today of all days, too, Edebiri told reporters of the historic feat following her acceptance speech, nodding to Monday being Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The acting record of five non-white actors taking home the Primetime Emmy gold was first set during the 1991 ceremony, with wins from Lynn Whitfield, Madge Sinclair, Ruby Dee and two for James Earl Jones. Though noting the disappointing 32-year gap between milestones, Dr. Ana Cristina Ramn, director of UCLAs entertainment and media research initiative, credited the expanded diversity among the 2023 honorees to Hollywoods noted investment in inclusive storytelling.

Ramn and her team have studied the relationship between diverse storytelling and the entertainment industrys bottom line since 2011 through UCLAs annual Hollywood Diversity Report. Through the years, the team noted a slow but steady increase in programming featuring diverse casts and creatives of color behind the camera across broadcast, cable and streaming.

When people of color have the power to create their own programming and receive the funding to make prestige television, then the possibilities are endless, Ramn told TheWrap.

UCLAs diversity reports have found that as shows featuring diverse casts on broadcast (think sitcoms like Black-ish and Fresh Off the Boat) became more popular, studios and networks continued investing in similar projects maybe not for the greater good, but to increase their viewership and profitability. In turn, that increase in demand led to more opportunities for non-white talent and creatives in the industry.

That growth has been slower than the increase of the U.S. non-white population overall, but Ramn emphasized that more visibility in programming led to shows like Abbott Elementary, The Bear and Beef finally getting the recognition they deserved.

In the past, there were shows out there, but they just never even got nominated, Ramn added, citing a recent example in Sterlin Harjos acclaimed but Emmy-ignored FX series Reservation Dogs. As these shows become more popular and gather more praise, its more difficult [for voters] to be biased against that excellence.

An industry shift was also seen in 2023 Emmys milestones beyond the acting winners. Beef creator Lee Sung Jin swept with wins in writing, directing and Best Limited Series, a strong showing for Asian creatives, alongside his stars. Trevor Noah also made history as the first non-white entertainer to take home an Outstanding Variety Talk Series win for his final year on The Daily Show.

I look around that room and theres just so many people that I respect and admire so much people whose work has definitely inspired me and the show so to be recognized by folks like that, its really humbling, Lee told TheWrap. I felt very grateful to be a part of this kind of community.

Still, predominantly white shows like Succession and The White Lotus nabbed wins in drama categories, leaving Latino nominees like Pedro Pascal, Aubrey Plaza and others once again trophy-less. With Succession out of the Emmy race and powerhouse shows like White Lotus, The Last of Us and more delayed due to the strikes, theres hope that slots will be left open for overlooked series and talent to have their moment.

Maybe [more diverse shows] will get the opportunity to be seen and nominated in the next cycle, Ramn said.

FXs The Bear will be back in the spotlight with its critically acclaimed second season, so expect that comedy sweep and Edebiris indelible performance to remain an awards threat for now.

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What would Dr. King say about progress and 2024? – The Chicago Cusader

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Police: Petersburg woman reportedly used hammer to hit her boyfriend – Progress Index

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Spokane County crews make great progress ahead of another storm system – AOL

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With a break in weather, Spokane county crews have made great progress plowing and sanding roads overnight ahead of another storm system. In an update from Martha Lou Wheatley-Billete, the Information and Outreach Manager at Public Works, states that country road crews are focusing on plowing and sanding all the Priority One roads. Throughout the day today, crews are hoping to make good progress on Priority Two roads as well. The break in weather is helping crews work efficiently and effectively ahead of snow expected tonight.

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Lady Tigers Split Last Weeks Game’s Lexington Progress – lexingtonprogress.com

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Lexington High School Lady Tigers Basketball Photos by Phil Blakley / The Lexington Progress

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The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball team played two games over the past week. The Tigers took on McNairy Central and Jackson North Side. The Lady Tigers defeated one team and lost to the other. On January 9th, the Lady Tigers faced off with McNairy Central High School. The Lady Tigers lost the game with a final score of 41-45

On January 12th, the Lady Tigers took on Jackson North Side for Homecoming. In the first quarter, Lexington was able to score

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Lexington Police Investigate Shooting at Walmart Lexington Progress – lexingtonprogress.com

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A 23-year-old Walmart employee was shot on Saturday, January 13th according to the Lexington Police Department. No suspect has been arrested at this time. Photo by Steve Corlew / The Lexington Progress

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The Lexington Police Department is continuing an investigation into a shooting that occurred at Walmart on West Church Street on Saturday, January 13th.

Our officers were dispatched to Walmart where a shooting had occurred and a man had been shot multiple times, Lexington Police Chief Jeff Middleton said. LPD was dispatched at 8:15 p.m. Saturday night.

Officers located the victim near the grocery side pickup area outside the store.

Chief Middleton declined

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Scotts Hill Lions Dominated Last Week Lexington Progress – lexingtonprogress.com

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The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played a total of three games last week. The Lions faced-off with Liberty Tech, Clarksburg, and Adamsville. The Lions grabbed three wins.

The first game was on January 9th, against Liberty. In the first quarter, Scotts Hill posted

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Older Couple Rescued From Submerged Vehicle Lexington Progress – lexingtonprogress.com

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J. Mark Smith (center) of J. Mark Body Shop in Decaturville along with Wade Derryberry and Johnny Allen watch as a diver prepares for the recovery of a 2008 Jeep from a pound. The vehicle ran off the road and became submerged on Thursday, January 11th. Photo by Steve Corlew / The Lexington Progress

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Passing motorist and rescue workers helped pull an older couple from a vehicle which left the roadway and became submerged in a pond just south of Scotts Hill on Thursday, January 11th.

Scotts Hill Police Chief Travis Dunivant said. Robert Gurley, Jr., and an unknown woman had already pulled 88-year-old Cecil Shannon from the vehicle and had

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