LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Grammys will stick to its word with the public release of the full inclusion rider to ensure equity and inclusion in hiring on all levels of production for next year’s ceremony.
The Recording Academy released on Tuesday an eight-page document detailing the rider’s purposes and objectives. The agreement requires producers to recruit and hire more diverse candidates backstage and in front of the camera for the 64th annual awards ceremony on Jan. 31. Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. says he’s proud of the initiative and hopes the concept can “move the needle.”
The academy announced the adoption of the inclusion rider in August.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp (photo, L) says she will step down by the end of the year. Kopp, a Democrat, made the announcement Monday. She has been treasurer since 2002. She has been re-elected by the General Assembly to five four-year terms. The treasurer holds one of the three seats on the state’s powerful Board of Public Works, along with Governor Larry Hogan (photo, C) and […]
