The OECD raised its global economic growth forecast for 2024 on Thursday, driven by strong performances in the United States and emerging countries while Europe lags behind. The world economy is expected to expand by 3.1 percent this year, up from a previous projection in February of 2.9 percent, according to the the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. "Cautious optimism has begun to take hold in the global economy, despite modest growth and the persistent shadow of geopolitical risks,"

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In order to properly commemorate the several accolades that they won during the Emmys on Monday night, the network reserved the entire, exclusive private club San Vicente Bungalows. Our source tells us that the Emmys ceremony that took place last night was a lot of fun and that virtually everyone was smiling and laughing as they walked around with their awards. The whole ensembles of the television show Succession, Hacks, White Lotus, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Euphoria were all present and having a good time while eating sushi and tacos, drinking alcohol, and dancing.

Babylon director, Damien Chazelle, wanted his movie to "ruffle feathers." By Phillip Moyer | Published 1 year ago It may seem strange that Babylon director Damien Chazelle, who created the financially-successful and critically-acclaimed films Whiplash and La La Land, would create such a dud as his most recent film. The $80 million movie only made $15 million worldwide, and critics have called it excessive, incoherent, unsubtle, and even narcissistic. Chazelle wanted to upset people, as he stated, “We all knew the movie was gonna ruffle some feathers and get some people mad, and I think that’s good…more movies should do that.