Author name: Regina Frye

Regina Frye is a news writer for Axe News Room. She writes about sports, health, and everything in between. When she's not writing, Regina loves to play tennis, watch Netflix with her dog, and read dystopian fiction. She grew up in the American South but now lives in New York City with her husband, who she met while they were both working at Axe News Room.

Avatar of Regina Frye
urlhttps3A2F2Fcalifornia times brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com2Fb42F072Fbca4d5f848549d88babacb573d122Fgregnava 1

Gregory Nava on how his 1997 film 'Selena' has stood the test of time

The director reflects on his iconic biopic, which the late singer’s husband, Chris Perez, has called the Selena “bible.” In the three decades since Selena Quintanilla-Pérez’s death, her story has been told in a variety of formats, from a podcast to a limited TV series and children’s book. Yet few have remained as culturally significant […]

Gregory Nava on how his 1997 film 'Selena' has stood the test of time Read More »

HR Statistics Trends You Need To Know For 2025

HR Statistics And Trends You Need To Know For 2025

Important HR Statistics And Trends As the demands of the business world—and human resources in particular—are continuously evolving, HR professionals are finding themselves struggling to keep up. However, remaining up to date with trends in employee engagement, workplace culture, and HR technology is essential to attract and retain talent. At the same time, strategic planning

HR Statistics And Trends You Need To Know For 2025 Read More »

10 Steps To Effectively Promote Your eLearning Projects

10 Steps To Effectively Promote Your eLearning Projects

Promote Your eLearning Project With 10 Proven Strategies Creating an eLearning course is a significant achievement, but ensuring it reaches the right audience is equally crucial. Effective promotion can increase enrollment, engagement, and impact. Here are ten strategic steps to successfully promote your eLearning project. Why Promoting Your eLearning Project Is Important Creating a high-quality

10 Steps To Effectively Promote Your eLearning Projects Read More »

Shutterstock 2173097197

Designing Immersive Learning Journeys: Scenarios And Examples For Boosting Engagement And Performance

Transforming Organizational Development In the rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations are recognizing the need to foster a culture of continuous Learning and Development (L&D). Traditional training methods, while valuable, often fail to capture learners’ attention and deliver lasting impact. This is where the concept of “learning journeys” comes into play, offering a fresh and engaging

Designing Immersive Learning Journeys: Scenarios And Examples For Boosting Engagement And Performance Read More »

patrick morrisey and rfk jr wear make america healthy again hats

RFK Jr dares governor of America's fattest state to do regular public weigh-ins

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is on a mission to make America healthy again, and he’s tackling the country’s most obese state — and its governor. West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey, R, and Kennedy held a joint event on Friday to announce a ban on certain food dyes. The governor

RFK Jr dares governor of America's fattest state to do regular public weigh-ins Read More »

water tap fluoride

Utah bans fluoride from public drinking water, aligning with MAHA movement

Utah has become the first state in the U.S. to ban adding fluoride to its public drinking water systems as concerns about the decades-long practice continue to grow, fueled in part by the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed legislation Thursday that bars cities and communities from deciding whether to

Utah bans fluoride from public drinking water, aligning with MAHA movement Read More »

urlhttps3A2F2Fcalifornia times brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com2Ff52Feb2F63f0642e474ba18d9f2a87b508e12Fla sp 100 greatest golfers

'The Golf 100' isn't so much a pecking order of greatest players. It's an index of lively profiles

From John McDermott’s fragile psyche to the sustained excellence of Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods — or Woods and Nicklaus; no spoiler here on who’s No. 1 — this countdown of the top golfers is less a list than an index of insightful, lively profiles rife with anecdotes centered on their most joyous and miserable

'The Golf 100' isn't so much a pecking order of greatest players. It's an index of lively profiles Read More »

gettyimages 2184912955

Do parents really have favorite children? Here’s what new research says

Whether they admit it or not, previous research shows that the majority of parents do indeed have favorite children.  A recent study from Brigham Young University (BYU) in Utah examined the reasons behind parents showing favoritism, a phenomenon dubbed parental differential treatment (PDT). To do this, they gathered a large set of existing studies conducted

Do parents really have favorite children? Here’s what new research says Read More »

urlhttps3A2F2Fcalifornia times brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com2F832F8c2Ff32fc8fb409484b368617cd8167f2F4128x2752 maria 5

For its subject, exploited on a film set and tarred by notoriety, 'Being Maria' was never easy

When the French Cinémathèque tried to show Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1972 film “Last Tango in Paris” last December as part of a Marlon Brando retrospective, the organizers eventually canceled the screening after vociferous protest from women’s rights groups. Its infamous rape scene — simulated yet filmed without then-19-year-old star Maria Schneider’s knowledge or consent — has

For its subject, exploited on a film set and tarred by notoriety, 'Being Maria' was never easy Read More »

urlhttps3A2F2Fcalifornia times brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com2F012Fb42F8b9530fd4ecd85a467b2a784666d2F7 copy

'The Penguin Lessons,' starring a teacher's pet, has feel-good movie moments down cold

The unique relationship between animals and people is a territory often mined for cinematic fodder; the twist in “The Penguin Lessons,” based on the 2015 memoir by Tom Michell, is in the exoticism of both the animal and the setting, though the message imparted is indeed familiar. Adapted for the screen by screenwriter Jeff Pope

'The Penguin Lessons,' starring a teacher's pet, has feel-good movie moments down cold Read More »

Scroll to Top