Michael Horowitz: Last News

Wilson Chapman editor“Tom Swift,” a spinoff of the mystery series “Nancy Drew,” will premiere its first episode May 31 on The CW, the network announced Friday.The series, which was first announced in 2020, stars Tian Richards (“Burdin,” “Dumplin'”) as the title character, who was first created in the 1910 book “Tom Swift and His Motor Cycle.” Originally portrayed as a teen inventor, the series reimagines Swift as a Black, gay billionaire who is thrust into conflict with a mysterious global cabal following the sudden disappearance of his father. Richards first appeared as the character in Season 2 of “Nancy Drew.”Ashleigh Murray (“Riverdale,” “Katy Keene”) co-stars in the series as Swift’s best friend Zenzi.

There are new reports about Jeffrey Epstein‘s suicide in jail.

Russian troops have captured Europe's biggest nuclear plant in Ukraine after a night of shelling which almost had apocalyptic consequences.A fire raged at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant after Russian shelling struck one of the facility's power units.That fire, which Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba warned could create a blast "10 times larger than Chernobyl" has now been extinguished.Ukraine's State Inspectorate of Nuclear Regulation have now confirmed that the site is occupied by invading forces. Michael Horowitz, a security analyst and Head of Intel at Le Beck International, shared an update from Ukrainian officials on Twitter.

Fast-growing indie promoter and music company Patchwork Presents has partnered with longtime hip-hop and R&B talent buyer Michael Horowitz of Universatile Music."I'm going to help book acts for their venues and festivals -- hip hop and R&B is not something everyone can comfortably do, but I've been doing it for a long time and I'm fluent in it," says Horowitz, who will continue to be based in Arizona.Horowitz has booked acts for Relentless Beats' Goldrush and Phoenix Lights festivals and say he got into music as a fan of of old school skate videos."It's ever evolving and I'm constantly studying and keeping my ear to the ground," he tells Billboard.

By Mike Fleming Jr