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British actor Benedict Cumberbatch is expecting a baby with his new fiancee Sophie Hunter. |
The star announced his engagement to the theater director/actress in November, and now the pair has been given another reason to celebrate. |
The 38-year-old father-to-be first met Hunter when they worked on 2009 film “Burlesque Fairytales,” and they made their red carpet debut together at the New York premiere of “The Imitation Game” in November. |
We have a feeling he’ll be a dad we love, like these guys below. |
"Thor" star Chris Hemsworth and his wife, actress, Elsa Pataky, welcomed their daughter India Rose (seen here with pops) in 2012, and twin sons in 2014. |
Harper Beckham and David Beckham have some quality daddy/daughter time at an L.A. Kings hockey game. Beckham is also dad to three sons with wife Victoria Beckham. |
The Cumberdaddy. "Sherlock" star and Oscar nominee welcomed his first child in June 2015. |
Justin Timberlake went from boy band to respected superstar musician to dad. He and wife Jessica Biel welcomed a baby boy, Silas, in 2015. |
Hey, girl. I love babies. Ryan Gosling became a dad in Sept. 2014, when he and Eva Mendes had daughter Esmeralda. |
Ryan Reynolds and wife Blake Lively are the proud — and very attractive — parents of daughter James. |
New "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert clowns around with his sons, wife and Goofy at Disney. He's also dad to a daughter. |
Can imagine having Will Ferrell as a dad? You might just end up on stage with him at the Emmys, like his three sons did here. |
Aww, sweet moment. "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart smooches his son at a Knicks game. He also has a daughter. |
Paul Rudd is dad to to two kids, a son and daughter. Here, he and his son root on the Knicks. |
Jason Bateman and daughter Francesca Bateman attend the Boston Bruins Vs New York Rangers. He and his wife, Amanda Anka, also have another daughter, Maple Sylvie, who was born in 2012. |
One-time People's Sexiest Man Alive and wife Jenna Dewan Tatum welcomed a baby girl, Everly, on May 31, 2013. |
Ben Affleck and Violet are walking in Santa Monica. Affleck has two other kids with wife Jennifer Garner, Seraphina and Samuel. |
Singer Lenny Kravitz and daughter actress Zoe Kravitz, his only child with ex-wife Lisa Bonet. |
Brad Pitt, seen here with Maddox Jolie-Pitt, Pax Jolie-Pitt and wife Angelina Jolie, is also dad to Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne. |
Gavin Rossdale heads out with sons Zuma and Kingston, wife Gwen Stefani and their niece Stella. The couple welcomed their third son in 2014. |
Actor Hugh Jackman and Ava Eliot walk home from school in New York City. Hugh also has a son, Oscar, with wife Deborra-Lee Furness. |
Aww, he even carries daughter Ava's frilly backpack for her. |
Johnny Depp has two children, Lily-Rose and Jack, with his ex, Vanessa Paradis. |
Neil Patrick Harris and partner David Burtka are parents to Gideon Scott and Harper Grace, born in 2010. |
Seal, seen here with daughter Leni and son Henry Samuel, is also dad to son Johan and daughter Lou. |
Actor Liev Schreiber cuddles son Alexander Schreiber. He also has another son with wife Naomi Watts. |
Mark Wahlberg catches a basketball game with sons Michael and Brendan and their mom, Rhea Durham. The couple are also parents to two daughters, Ella and Grace. |
Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso are the proud parents of four girls. |
"Magic Mike" actor Matt Bomer has three sons with his partner, publicist Simon Halls. |
Matthew McConaughey takes a matching-jackets walk with son Levi. McConaughey and his wife, Camila Alves, are also mom and dad to daughter Vida and son Livingston. |
Actor Orlando Bloom and his ex-wife, model Miranda Kerr, welcomed son Flynn in 2011. |
Will Smith is dad to Jaden, Willow and Trey Smith. |
Patrick Dempsey and his ex Jillian Fink have three kids, daughter Tallulah (born 2002) and twins Sullivan and Darby (born in 2007). |
Singer Ricky Martin is dad to twins Matteo and Valentino, who were born via surrogate in 2008. |
Actor Stephen Moyer and his "True Blood" co-star wife Anna Paquin welcomed twins, Charlie and Poppy, in 2012. He also had two kids, Billy and Lilac, from previous relationships. |
Quarterback Tom Brady is dad to what we presume to be genetically blessed children — son Benjamin and daughter Vivian — with wife Gisele Bundchen, as well as son John with model/actress Bridget Moynahan. |
Actor Will Arnett and one of his sons attend the New Jersey Devils vs The New York Rangers game. He is dad to Archie and Abel with former wife Amy Poehler. |
Starting at the beginning of 2018, all Legal Cannabis Companies are required to have lab tests on each batch of their products to ensure the medication patients and recreational users are consuming are clean. Years before California went recreational, companies have been sending their products to get tested for potency... |
WISCONSIN (WEAU) - The Spring turkey season begins Wednesday in Wisconsin! |
Hunters are being asked to check the regulations on the DNR's website to make sure they are ready for another year in the woods. |
The 2019 season runs now through May 28th. Turkey registration is mandatory. Hunters must register their turkey by 5 p.m. the day after recovery, either online or by phone. The spring turkey season has a bag limit of one bearded or male turkey per harvest authorization. |
Public Radio Finances An overview of the funding story at NPR and at our Member stations. While NPR shares a mission with our stations, we are funded in significantly different ways. |
While NPR shares a mission with our stations, we are funded in significantly different but interrelated ways. Get an overview of that system here. NPR's latest financial statements and annual reports are included here too. |
NPR is an independent, non-profit media organization. We are also a membership organization of separately licensed and operated public radio stations across the United States. |
A large portion of NPR's revenue comes from dues and fees paid by our Member stations and underwriting from corporate sponsors. Other sources of revenue include institutional grants, individual contributions and fees paid by users of the Public Radio Satellite System (PRSS; i.e., Distribution and satellite interconnect... |
Dues and fees paid by our Member stations are the largest portion of NPR's revenue. This includes fees paid to air the NPR newsmagazines, other programming we produce and distribute, digital support services and annual member dues. Historically, station dues and fees have grown steadily in tandem with audiences for NPR... |
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Covering the news requires significant resources. The funds NPR receives from corporate donors are an important part of the revenues that fuel NPR's in-depth reporting and programming, but only a part. The largest portion of NPR's revenue comes from dues and fees paid by our Member Stations. |
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A MedSTAR emergency helicopter has been sent to the scene of a serious motorbike crash in the Barossa Valley. |
A motorcyclist is badly injured in a serious crash near Gawler. |
Major Crash investigators are examining the crash which happened on Sturt Hwy near Gomersal Rd at Shea-Oak Log about 9.50am on Saturday. |
The rider, a 70-year-old man, was flown to Royal Adelaide Hospital where he remains in a critical condition. |
Lanes closure and traffic restrictions on Sturt Hwy were in place for several hours but the road has been cleared. |
In November, a 62-year-old rider was killed near the same intersection as police believed he had swerved to avoid a kangaroo. |
'My biggest career challenge has been to start over at the age of 31 after spending over a decade building a successful global business,' says Mahansaria . |
I hail from Goa (and not Gujarat). While the world goes there for booze and beaches, I go there for relatives and religion. |
I have managed to create some exceptional teams but the challenge always lies in creating the ‘dream team’. |
Work with people that you like - clients, colleagues, and always push for the impossible. This always creates magic. |
'Our Chairman, Subhash Chandra... is like an ocean of lessons, and each day spent under his leadership enriches my life further,' says Goenka. |
'My management mantra is to always hire people smarter than you and empower them,' says Parag Shah. |
'I used to go to bed every night, thinking tomorrow will be the last day of our business,' says Naveen Tiwari. |
Till about a few months ago, my 8-year-old daughter thought there was something wrong with me since I didn’t have a smartphone with Games, Facebook or WhatsApp. |
My biggest career challenge has been building a cohesive team that would work together and complement each other. |
Saurabh Tripathi's aim is to create something that makes a difference to the girl child in India. |
Anant. Maheshwari believes that the trick is in the doing. |
Akshaya's life mantra is to be a good human being. |
Harish Lakshman sees himself heading Rane Group. |
Kunal Bahl, man who created one of India’s largest online marketplaces, wants to teach high school and college students about technology entrepreneurship. |
Sandeep Murthy uses data in most discussions and decisions. |
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