Sean Kanan talks about ‘Studio City’ on ‘The Donna Drake Show’

Monday, 27 July 2020, 15:54:49
Veteran soap actor Sean Kanan (“General Hospital,” “The Young and The Restless” and “The Bold and The Beautiful” alum) was spotlighted on “The Donna Drake Show” about his own series “Studio City.” Digital Journal has the scoop.
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Reprieve for Mumias Sugar as KSh 11 billion tax bill waived

Tuesday, 23 June 2020, 16:50:42
The Government has waived KSh 11 billion in tax arrears owed by the debt-ridden Mumias Sugar Company.
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‘Studio City’ wins big at Indie Series Awards, Sean Kanan hosts

Friday, 19 June 2020, 05:38:44
On June 18, Emmy-nominated actor Sean Kanan hosted the 2020 Indie Series Awards, which were presented remotely this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul Nygro served as the announcer.
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‘Studio City’ earns eight 2020 Daytime Emmy nominations

Friday, 22 May 2020, 02:11:05
Congratulations are in order to the writers, producers, director, and cast of the hit digital drama series “Studio City” on Amazon Prime.
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24 photos that showcase the lavish designs of Soviet-era metro stations, from marble columns to ornate chandeliers

Saturday, 23 November 2019, 17:05:00
Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig showcases the world of the former USSR ‘s expansive metro stations, which cover 15 cities and six countries, in his photo book, “Soviet Metro Stations.” Recent lifts on photo regulations in the metros have allowed for in-depth expeditions of these subway stations . The stations are filled with ornate chandeliers, large marble columns, mosaics, and grand statues representative of the Soviet era . The elaborate stations were once dubbed ” palaces of the people ” by Soviet Union dictator Joseph Stalin. Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories. Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig captured images of the elaborate metro network of the former USSR. He traveled across 15 cities and six countries in order to photograph each metro station. “I visited all 15 cities with metros designed, and for the most part built, during the Soviet Union,” Herwig said of his photo series. “I rode a lot of trains and spent months underground,” Herwig added. Herwig’s images, which capture the extraordinary detail of the underground architecture, are featured in his new book, “Soviet Metro Stations.” Before he was photographing metro stations, Herwig was exploring bus stops in remote places across central Asia. “I stumbled across Soviet bus stops while biking from London to St.
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