Brandon Levin: Last News

dog has been emotionally reunited with her owner a whopping 12 years after the pooch went missing.Poor 13-year-old Zoey had been lost for so long that her microchip was listed as "deceased" on manufacturer records.But thanks to impressive pet detective work from the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office in California, Zoey's former owner was tracked down once a member of public reported they had found a dog.Animal lovers shared their joy and praise for the department on Facebook for managing to put a roof over Zoey's head once more.Someone called the police on February 10 alerting them to a dog that had been dumped outside a house in the countryside.Her state condition was described by the sheriff's office as "old and unwell".She has now re-joined not only her owner but sister from the same litter too.Speaking on a video filmed and shared by the police, Zoey's owner Michelle said: "Honestly I am still in shock.

Thania Garcia Brandon Davis and Jeff Levin have been re-upped to executive vice presidents and co-heads of pop A&R for Atlantic Records‘ Warner Music imprint; both will be based in Los Angeles, and report to Atlantic President of A&R, Pete Ganbarg. “Both Brandon and Jeff have worked at Atlantic their entire professional lives, rising from entry-level intern and assistant positions to become an integral part of the leadership of our A&R team,” commented Ganbarg. “I couldn’t be happier for them and am thrilled to recognize their contributions with these well-deserved promotions.” Previously, the pair of execs held positions as senior VPs of A&R. Davis joined Atlantic 11 years ago as an assistant in the A&R department, and Levin joined in 2010 and has since A&R’d a wide range of WMG artists. His signings include Melanie Martinez (“Cry Baby”), Ben Platt’s debut album and signed Oliver Tree. Most recently, Levin A&R’d Charlie Puth’s third album, “Charlie,” which includes the gold-certified single, “Left and Right” featuring Jungkook of BTS.