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Dolly Parton criticises Tennessee’s anti-trans bills

Dolly Parton has slightly eased up on her no-politics rule to speak about her home state of Tennessee and their hurtful anti-trans laws.

But in a new discussion with The Hollywood Reporter, Parton decided to share her thoughts on Tennessee’s recent slew of transphobic legislation.

Commenting on the state’s anti-trans laws, the singer said: “I just want everybody to be treated good.

I have some of everybody in my own immediate family and in my circle of employees.

Dolly Parton tries not to speak on politics, but always has her LGBTQ+ fans’ backs.

They cannot help that any more than I can help being Dolly Parton, you know, the way people know me.

Parton is very much pro-drag, telling ABC News in 2012 that if she had been biologically born a male, she would have been a drag queen. »

Solar cell prices plunge to all-time low

Authored by pv-magazine.com

The prices of cells have decreased for the fourth week in a row, according to OPIS data.

Due to the acute lack of downstream demand, cell makers have been engaged in a price war; they have to compete to cut prices in order to encourage demand and increase sales volume, according to a cell manufacturer.

It acquired pricing data assets from Singapore Solar Exchange in 2022 and now publishes the OPIS APAC Solar Weekly Report. »

14.5m people played EA Sports FC its first month

Authored by pcgamesinsider.biz

More than 14.5 million people played football title EA Sports FC 24 in its first four weeks on sale.

By comparison, 10.3 million people played EA Sports FC's predecessor, FIFA 23, in its first week on sale.

EA Sports FC 24's launch comes in the wake of Electronic Arts falling out with FIFA. »

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried convicted of defrauding cryptocurrency customers

Authored by boston25news.com

His lawyer, Mark Cohen, later read a statement outside court to say they “respect the jury’s decision.

“But here’s the thing: The cryptocurrency industry might be new.

After the jury left the room, Bankman-Fried's parents, both Stanford University law professors, moved to the front row behind him. »

Analyst on Don Jr.'s "stunning" testimony: "I cannot overstate how damaging these admissions are"

Authored by salon.com

He explained that he relied on the accounting team, which included former Trump Org CFO Allen Weisselberg, and would ask relevant parties if the information in the documents were correct before authorizing them.

He also testified that he did not "have anything to do" with the organization's statements of financial condition.

"I cannot overstate how damaging these admissions are for Trump Jr., as pleasant and relatively yawn-inducing as this review of financial documents sounds," MSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin tweeted. »