Nexstar‘s The Hill hopes to get a bump from offering a new tier of content to hard-core subscribers.
The Washington, D.C. publication, which analyzes politics and policy for people focused on inside-the-Beltway going-ons, is on Wednesday launching “The Hill Insider,” a new subscription tier that features access to premium newsletters, live interactive video calls with the publication’s journalists and deeper reportage that offers more detail and analysis about some of the biggest stories of the day.
Nexstar, the local TV giant, is getting into the digital subscription business through its national political news brand The Hill.
The Hill on Wednesday will launch what it is calling The Hill Insider, with exclusive content and access that the company hopes will appeal to political professionals and news junkies alike.
Tom Holland, who stars as Telemachus in Nolan’s The Odyssey, has launched a collaboration between the forthcoming epic from Universal Pictures and his non-alcoholic beer brand BERO. Available beginning July 8 on BERO’s website, the collaboration unites the brand and the film through a limited-edition Noon Wheat 6-pack, featuring collectible packaging, a custom box and can designs inspired by The Odyssey.
WeWard, an app that offers users rewards for logging their steps, is launching a feature called “Walking Mode” that allows users to restrict their use of chosen apps until they hit a certain step count. The feature is supposed to motivate people to walk while also helping them reduce their screen time, if that’s something they’re looking to do.
The Grammy-winning producer claims Sony Music “engaged in willful deceitful actions” to withhold royalties
Grammy-winning producer Jermaine Dupri has filed a blistering lawsuit against Sony Music Entertainment (SME), accusing the company of underpaying and concealing royalties tied to his work with artists including Mariah Carey, Usher, Kris Kross, Xscape, Bow Wow, and Da Brat.
The Trump administration has dropped an Obama-era plan to place Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, according to comments Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made to Spectrum News, the latest disruption of a 10-year-old plan to put the abolitionist on new versions of the bill.
Renewed fighting has broken out in the Gulf region, in the worst exchange of fire between the US and Iran since the two nations signed an interim deal in June.
