New Journalists’ Ethics Code for The Bahamas
Journalists in The Bahamas have a new ethics code. The announcement was made in a statement on Bahamas Weekly's website…
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Vanity Fair, Marie Claire Update George Clooney Fake Interview Stories, 3 Sites Hit Delete?
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Hello! Apologizes for Fake George Clooney Interview
Hello! magazine published a fake interview that was alleged to be with George Clooney. However, when the actor called the…