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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
3 Arts Acquires A&A Management Group, Expanding Footprint In Sports
Leading management and production company 3 Arts Entertainment has acquired A&A Management Group, expanding in sports and naming A&A founders Aaron and André Eanes partners. Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed. More from Deadline Harley Copen Transitions To Management At 3 Arts Entertainment Black List Reveals Georgia List's 2025 Winning Projects + Grant Recipients UTA's Mark Gordon Moves To 3 Arts Entertainment A&A, which focuses on professional athlete representation and brand-building, will join 3 Arts' deep bench in talent management and production spanning actors, writers, directors, comedians and creators as well as athletes. Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2011, A&A curates individualized strategies with clients including three-time Super Bowl Champion Travis Kelce, NBA stars Jonathan Kuminga and Nah'Shon 'Bones' Hyland, and NFL players Denzel Ward, Joe Haden, and Sports Illustrated model Camille Kostek. Its work extends across media, fashion, business, and philanthropy, securing partnerships with global brands like Amazon, Experian, Louis Vuitton and State Farm. 'Athletes are no longer defined solely by their performance, they are shaping culture, launching businesses, and building brands that resonate far beyond the world of sports,' said 3 Arts Entertainment co-CEOs, Brian Weinstein and Michael Rotenberg. 'Aaron and André possess a unique understanding of the evolution of the entertainment industry, converging sports, culture, and entrepreneurship. Their experience shaping careers offers invaluable perspective as we develop new relationships.' 'Athletes and talent today are more than just one thing—they're entrepreneurs, brands, and leaders,' said Aaron Eanes. '3 Arts' expertise in talent management and production, combined with our expertise in brand building and sports, gives our clients the resources and guidance they need to thrive in today's changing marketplace. Together, our shared vision is to empower talent to maximize their impact, wherever their ambitions take them.' '3 Arts is the right partner for us because they share our commitment to nurturing talent and unleashing creativity,' said André Eanes. 'The firm's track record in representing top-tier artists and storytellers and their global resources and reputation gives our team the ideal platform to innovate and develop new opportunities for our clients.' 3 Arts, which is majority owned by Lionsgate Studios, manages a high-profile client roster, exec produces the Golden Globes and has backed shows from Hacks to The Office, Parks & Recreation, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Oscar-winning film American Fiction. Sports is as hot as its ever been in a shifting media landscape with new streaming partners pushing up the cost of broadcast rights, and strong ratings a boon for advertising. In other recent news, Patrick Whitesell launched WIN Sports Group, a football representation firm built for athletes, coaches and leaders in the field. And WME will spin out WME Basketball into a new company owned by Ari Emanuel, Mark Shapiro and Bill Duffy. Best of Deadline Milano Cortina Winter Olympics 2026 Preparations In Full Swing: Photos How To Watch Today's Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony: Is It Streaming? 2023 The Year In Photos: A Rollercoaster Ride Filled With Everything From Strikes, War & Layoffs To Surprises From Taylor Swift, 'Suits' & 'Barbie'
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Metro company says someone has been stealing customers' checks out of the mail
A metro Atlanta small business says customer checks are repeatedly being intercepted in the mail and stolen before ever getting to them. 'We've had over 20 checks and it's over $4,000,' Page Cade, of A&A Exterminators, said. 'We're having customers calling and saying I haven't been serviced. And we say, well, we haven't received your check.' All the stolen A&A checks have been mobile deposited to a Regions Bank account. They were endorsed by individuals who have no relationship to the Cobb County business. '$4,000, that's a lot of money. It's a lot of money for anybody,' Cade said. Channel 2 Action News Investigates has been looking into postal check thefts since 2022. That's when we showed you how a Georgia State University research team was finding stolen checks and postal arrow keys for sale on online marketplaces. Just last month, that GSU professor, David Maimon, posted on LinkedIn that the prices for criminals to buy stolen checks have dropped since 2022. TRENDING STORIES: 'The Wire' actor says his son was 'thrown 300 feet' from their home in Henry County tornado A trip to a GA Burger King's drive-thru led to a high school graduate's dream he never saw coming Grandfather dies saving twin granddaughters from falling tree limb in Dacula He showed a photo full of checks, all for sale for just $100 total. 'Atlanta is one of the worst. Atlanta, Georgia, there is a mail theft epidemic,' said Frank Albergo, a postal service police officer and the president of their union. For five years now, he's been pushing to end a 2020 postal service policy change that prevents postal police from patrolling carrier routes. 'The postal service will not put postal police back out on the street even though we are the most effective tool to stop mail theft,' Albergo said. The FBI released a warning earlier this year alerting people that 'mail theft-related check fraud is on the rise.' Regions Bank tells Gray in this case, the A&A customers should be able to get their money back. Regions spotted the fraud, held the funds, and said A&A customers should reach out to their own banks. 'We're actively working on this matter and, as part of our standard fraud-flagging procedures, we placed security holds on the deposit account several weeks ago to secure funds and prevent recurrence. We remain ready to work with the bank that issued the checks to continue resolving this matter on behalf of the impacted business.'
Economic Times
22-05-2025
- Science
- Economic Times
Astronomers observe largest ever sample of galaxies up to over 12 billion light years away: Study
The largest sample of galaxy groups ever detected has been presented by a team of international astronomers using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in an area of the sky called COSMOS Web. The study marks a major milestone in extragalactic astronomy, providing unprecedented insights into the formation and evolution of galaxies and the large-scale structure of the universe. Peering back in time to when the universe was younger than the Earth is now, the images span the period from around twelve billion years ago until one billion years new catalogue of images, soon to be published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics (A&A), includes nearly 1,700 galaxy research group's impressive image of a galaxy cluster over six billion light years away is currently showcased as the European Space Agency's (ESA) picture of the month. "We're able to actually observe some of the first galaxies formed in the universe," says Ghassem Gozaliasl of Aalto University, and head of the galaxy groups detection team who led the study."We detected 1,678 galaxy groups or proto-clusters -- the largest and deepest sample of galaxy groups ever detected -- with the James Webb Space Telescope. With this sample, we can study the evolution of galaxies in groups over the past 12 billion years of cosmic time," added Gozaliasl. The James Webb Space Telescope began operating in 2022. The largest telescope in space, with its higher resolution and greater sensitivity, has enabled astronomers to see farther and better than ever before. Because light travels at a finite speed, the further away an object is, the further back in time our image of it. By observing very faint, very distant galaxies -- the faintest galaxies in this dataset are one billion times dimmer than the human eye can see -- the team got a glimpse of what galaxies looked like in the early universe, Gozaliasl said. Gozaliasl explains that galaxy groups and clusters are rich environments filled with dark matter, hot gas, and massive central galaxies that often host supermassive black holes. "The complex interactions between these components play a crucial role in shaping the life cycles of galaxies and driving the evolution of the groups and clusters themselves. By uncovering a more complete history of these cosmic structures, we can better understand how these processes have influenced the formation and growth of both massive galaxies and the largest structures in the universe," added Gozaliasl.
NDTV
22-05-2025
- Science
- NDTV
Largest Sample Of Galaxies Up To Over 12 Billion Light Years Away Observed
Helsinki: The largest sample of galaxy groups ever detected has been presented by a team of international astronomers using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in an area of the sky called COSMOS Web. The study marks a major milestone in extragalactic astronomy, providing unprecedented insights into the formation and evolution of galaxies and the large-scale structure of the universe. Peering back in time to when the universe was younger than the Earth is now, the images span the period from around twelve billion years ago until one billion years ago. The new catalogue of images, soon to be published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics (A&A), includes nearly 1,700 galaxy groups. The research group's impressive image of a galaxy cluster over six billion light years away is currently showcased as the European Space Agency's (ESA) picture of the month. "We're able to actually observe some of the first galaxies formed in the universe," says Ghassem Gozaliasl of Aalto University, and head of the galaxy groups detection team who led the study. "We detected 1,678 galaxy groups or proto-clusters -- the largest and deepest sample of galaxy groups ever detected -- with the James Webb Space Telescope. With this sample, we can study the evolution of galaxies in groups over the past 12 billion years of cosmic time," added Gozaliasl. The James Webb Space Telescope began operating in 2022. The largest telescope in space, with its higher resolution and greater sensitivity, has enabled astronomers to see farther and better than ever before. Because light travels at a finite speed, the further away an object is, the further back in time our image of it. By observing very faint, very distant galaxies -- the faintest galaxies in this dataset are one billion times dimmer than the human eye can see -- the team got a glimpse of what galaxies looked like in the early universe, Gozaliasl said. Gozaliasl explains that galaxy groups and clusters are rich environments filled with dark matter, hot gas, and massive central galaxies that often host supermassive black holes. "The complex interactions between these components play a crucial role in shaping the life cycles of galaxies and driving the evolution of the groups and clusters themselves. By uncovering a more complete history of these cosmic structures, we can better understand how these processes have influenced the formation and growth of both massive galaxies and the largest structures in the universe," added Gozaliasl.
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Science
- Time of India
Astronomers observe largest ever sample of galaxies up to over 12 billion light years away: Study
An international team of astronomers, utilizing the James Webb Space Telescope, has identified nearly 1,700 galaxy groups in the COSMOS Web area. This extensive catalogue provides unprecedented insights into galaxy formation and the universe's large-scale structure, spanning from twelve billion to one billion years ago. The findings allow scientists to study galaxy evolution within groups across vast cosmic time. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads The largest sample of galaxy groups ever detected has been presented by a team of international astronomers using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in an area of the sky called COSMOS study marks a major milestone in extragalactic astronomy , providing unprecedented insights into the formation and evolution of galaxies and the large-scale structure of the back in time to when the universe was younger than the Earth is now, the images span the period from around twelve billion years ago until one billion years new catalogue of images, soon to be published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics (A&A), includes nearly 1,700 galaxy research group's impressive image of a galaxy cluster over six billion light years away is currently showcased as the European Space Agency's (ESA) picture of the month."We're able to actually observe some of the first galaxies formed in the universe," says Ghassem Gozaliasl of Aalto University, and head of the galaxy groups detection team who led the study."We detected 1,678 galaxy groups or proto-clusters -- the largest and deepest sample of galaxy groups ever detected -- with the James Webb Space Telescope. With this sample, we can study the evolution of galaxies in groups over the past 12 billion years of cosmic time," added James Webb Space Telescope began operating in 2022. The largest telescope in space, with its higher resolution and greater sensitivity, has enabled astronomers to see farther and better than ever light travels at a finite speed, the further away an object is, the further back in time our image of it. By observing very faint, very distant galaxies -- the faintest galaxies in this dataset are one billion times dimmer than the human eye can see -- the team got a glimpse of what galaxies looked like in the early universe, Gozaliasl explains that galaxy groups and clusters are rich environments filled with dark matter , hot gas, and massive central galaxies that often host supermassive black holes."The complex interactions between these components play a crucial role in shaping the life cycles of galaxies and driving the evolution of the groups and clusters themselves. By uncovering a more complete history of these cosmic structures, we can better understand how these processes have influenced the formation and growth of both massive galaxies and the largest structures in the universe," added Gozaliasl.
