- Jamie Dimon, CEO of largest US bank, optimistic about economy despite recession fears: ‘Positives are huge’ ABC News
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- JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon voices recession concerns as bearish sentiment sweeps across Wall Street Yahoo Finance
- Crypto Critic Jamie Dimon Issues Warning on Inflation, Says Fed Likely To Raise Rates Higher Than Expected The Daily Hodl
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Jamie Foxx ‘calls cops as he’s targeted for £33,000 in elaborate scam’ – Daily Mail
- Jamie Foxx ‘calls cops as he’s targeted for £33,000 in elaborate scam’ Daily Mail
- Cameron Diaz Quits Acting Again After Jamie Foxx’s On-Set ‘Meltdown’ CBR – Comic Book Resources
- Cameron Diaz ‘is unlikely to return to Hollywood’ | Entertainment | kdhnews.com The Killeen Daily Herald
- Jamie Foxx calls in cops over scam on set in latest blow to Cameron Diaz’s blockbuster comeback film… The US Sun
- Production for Jamie Foxx’s New Film with Cameron Díaz Has Been Halted After He Reportedly Has ‘Major Meltdown’ on Set, Fires Four from Project’s Staff Atlanta Black Star
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2023 Oscars winners: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ dominates, with wins for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis – 6abc Philadelphia – WPVI-TV
- 2023 Oscars winners: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ dominates, with wins for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis – 6abc Philadelphia WPVI-TV
- Oscars 2023 Review: A Ho-Hum Affair Loses Its Magic by Playing It Too Safe Yahoo Entertainment
- The story of Oscars 2023: redemption, everywhere and for everything, including Hollywood itself The Guardian
- ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Dominates Oscars With Seven Wins, Including Best Picture (Full Winners List) Variety
- Oscar Winners 2023: Best Actor, Actress, Picture and More (LIVE LIST) The Daily Beast
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2023 Oscars winners: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ dominates, with wins for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis – WLS-TV
- 2023 Oscars winners: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ dominates, with wins for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis WLS-TV
- Oscars 2023 Review: A Ho-Hum Affair Loses Its Magic by Playing It Too Safe Yahoo Entertainment
- Oscars 2023 Latest News: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Takes Home 7 Awards The Wall Street Journal
- ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Dominates Oscars With Seven Wins, Including Best Picture (Full Winners List) Variety
- Oscar Winners 2023: Best Actor, Actress, Picture and More (LIVE LIST) The Daily Beast
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‘She was snubbed’: Angela Bassett praised for ‘real’ reaction after losing Oscar to Jamie Lee Curtis – The Independent
- ‘She was snubbed’: Angela Bassett praised for ‘real’ reaction after losing Oscar to Jamie Lee Curtis The Independent
- Angela Bassett reacts to Jamie Lee Curtis’ 2023 Oscars win: ‘Kinda shady’ New York Post
- Angela Bassett Seemingly Snubs Jamie Lee Curtis’ Best Supporting Actress Oscar Win Yahoo Entertainment
- Angela Bassett Gets Apparent Michael B. Jordan Shout-Out at Oscars 2023 PEOPLE
- Michael B. Jordan’s adorable Oscars shoutout to Angela Bassett is just what the MCU needed We Got This Covered
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NAC finds ‘no conclusive video evidence’ of illegal groin strike on Jamie Pickett in UFC 285 loss to Bo Nickal – MMA Fighting
- NAC finds ‘no conclusive video evidence’ of illegal groin strike on Jamie Pickett in UFC 285 loss to Bo Nickal MMA Fighting
- ‘No indisputable video evidence’ Nickal hit Pickett with low blow at UFC 285 MMA Mania
- Jamie Pickett will no longer appeal UFC 285 loss to Bo Nickal, rep reveals BJPENN.COM
- Morning Report: Henry Cejudo: Bo Nickal needs ‘about six fights’ before facing top 10 competition MMA Fighting
- Slow your roll! Former UFC champ tells Bo Nickal to wait for top contenders Bloody Elbow
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SAG Awards speeches: Brendan Fraser, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michelle Yeoh – USA TODAY
- SAG Awards speeches: Brendan Fraser, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michelle Yeoh USA TODAY
- Brendan Fraser Encourages Actors to ‘Stay in There’ as He Wins at 2023 SAG Awards: ‘Have Courage’ PEOPLE
- ‘The Whale’ star Brendan Fraser gets emotional over ‘the role of my life’ at 2023 SAGs New York Post
- SAG Awards: Brendan Fraser Shares Inspirational Words to Other Actors During Acceptance Speech: “Just Stay in There” Hollywood Reporter
- Brendan Fraser proudly supports acclaimed film The Whale in classic black suit and tie at PGA Awards Daily Mail
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Why Jamie Reed went public with her allegations about a St. Louis transgender clinic – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- Why Jamie Reed went public with her allegations about a St. Louis transgender clinic St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- Missouri university calls whistleblower allegations against transgender center ‘troubling’ Fox News
- MO attorney general launches investigation into St. Louis transgender center KMOV St. Louis
- Hawley launches investigation into Missouri children’s hospital, demands records of ‘gender-related treatments’ for youth The Hill
- Missouri’s new attorney general begins investigation into pediatric transgender center in St. Louis FOX 2 St. Louis
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Musk agrees with JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon that it will take 50 years to transition to green energy
J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned policymakers should not rush the transition to green energy and argued that the world will be reliant on oil and gas for another 50 years during an interview on CNBC from Davos Thursday.
“Climate is a serious issue that should be taken seriously. And by the way we’re not doing a good job at it,” Dimon said.
“We need oil and gas,” Dimon continued. “It’s a hundred million barrels a day that are used by the world to heat fuel, feed people.”
When asked for what length of time, Dimon responded “for 50 years”.
JAMIE DIMON ON DEBT CEILING: ‘NOT SOMETHING WE SHOULD BE PLAYING AROUND WITH’
Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., speaks during the Institute of International Finance (IIF) annual membership meeting in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Dimon warned of a “calamity” if oil and gas production is halted instantly.
Tech billionaire and CEO of Twitter Elon Musk tweeted support for Dimon’s comments Thursday.
“True, there will be a long tail of usage, but it will peak long before then,” he wrote.
“Peak oil demand probably happens within the next 5 years,” Musk continued.
MANCHIN LOOKS TO STRIKE DEAL WITH MCCARTHY TO REIN IN WASTEFUL GOVERNMENT SPENDING
FILE – Tesla and SpaceX Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk speaks at the SATELLITE Conference and Exhibition in Washington, Monday, March 9, 2020.
(AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)
Last year, Dimon testified before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee that terminating all funding to oil and gas projects “would be the road to hell for America”.
After his remarks, “Squad” member Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., encouraged a bank run on Chase. In response, the Wall Street Journal editorial board published a piece slamming the congresswoman.
Cheniere Energy Inc. Liquefaction facility on Corpus Christi Bay in Portland, Texas, Feb. 19, 2021.
(Eddie Seal/Bloomberg)
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During the interview, Dimon also warned that the upcoming fight over the debt ceiling isn’t something that should be taken lightly.
“That is just a part of the financial structure of the world, and this is not something we should be playing games with at all,” he said.
Britney Spears responds to Jamie Lynn’s comments on ‘Special Forces’ about growing up in her sister’s shadow
Britney Spears has responded to comments made by her younger sister Jamie Lynn on Fox’s new show Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test.
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During the pilot episode of the reality series, Jamie Lynn broke down in tears while saying she was “so proud” of her sister, but “sometimes I feel like I don’t really have anything for myself.”
She added that she “struggle[s] with self-esteem” and wants to be “seen as [her] own person” outside of being related to her popstar sister.
Britney — who spent 13 years under a strict conservatorship — responded in a since-deleted Instagram post, writing: “Are we gonna say it was hard being my sister ???? Hmmmmmmmmmmm …. really ???”
“[My family] hurt me and nothing was done except that I lost 15 years of my life with my family owning my name … subjected to being an angel while my dad has 5 women on his tour bus drinking that cup of coffee,” her post continued, as per Just Jared.
As reported by Billboard, the singer also detailed the nerve damage she sustained during her conservatorship, writing: “Pssss here are pics of what nerve damage can do … which I have right side of my body and goes numb every night !!!”
“Not a victim story or crying about it because I was never a big deal … I sat in a chair for 10 hours a day and no rights for 4 months !!! They hurt me and nothing was done except that I lost 15 years of my life with my family owning my name.”
“It honestly blows my mind the hardships you say you have had with having me as your sister,” Britney said, addressing Jamie Lynn. “I’m sorry you feel that way but don’t ever poke at my broken foot in a kitchen telling me to go to the doctor because my foot infection might infect your royal children !!!”
It comes just one month after Britney had celebrated her sister’s role on Special Forces in a social media post, appearing to end the animosity between them. “Congratulations on being so brave, inspiring, and showing guts and glory in your show!!! You ain’t alone… if anybody knows what that feels like… I get it. My baby sister!!! I love you!!!”
Britney and her sister have had a number of highly-public feuds since her conservatorship was terminated in November 2021. Last January, her lawyer served Jamie Lynn a cease and desist letter demanding that she stop talking “derogatorily” about Britney while promoting her memoir Things I Should Have Said.
At the time, Britney said she was “disgusted” with her family, prompted by a Good Morning America interview during which Jamie Lynn spoke about the conservatorship.