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Dee Snider is best known for singing the classic rock tune “We’re Not Gonna Take It” with the band Twisted Sister, and now he can add artificial intelligence to the list of things he’s willing to stand up against.The rocker called the developing AI trend “terrifying” during a new interview with Fox News Digital, but he noted that there’s a certain class of workers who likely won’t be affected by its increasing popularity.Snider was featured in a new “Biography” special on A&E where he can be seen doing what he does best: working as a “frontman” for his rock band.“It’s not something that everybody knows,” he told Fox News Digital. “They know the songs, they know things about me, but they don’t know that is the thing I do best.

King Charles III is looking for a shepherd to help look after his 2,000 royal sheep -but they must have their own dog.The Sandringham Estate is advertising for a skilled shepherd with at least two years’ experience to tend the monarch’s 2,000-strong flock of Aberfields.The farm on Sandringham Estate has 200 hectares of permanent grass for breeding the ewes and beef shorthorn-based cattle.Criteria for becoming the King’s newest shepherd includes having your own working dog, a full clean UK driving licence and a right to live and work in the UK.A job advert on its website says: “Day to day shepherding will form the majority of this role with some assistance in winter housing and spring calving of the beef herd.“A passion for livestock, an open mind, and a willingness to learn and develop alongside an innovative system will be critical to succeeding in this role.”It says the successful candidate will be a self-motivated team player “able to uphold the highest standards of animal welfare”.And it adds they must have their own working dog or dogs and a full driving licence.Sheep on the estate, which is organically-farmed, are used to produce “finished lamb for a premium supermarket retailer”.Their numbers were increased by the then Prince Charles in 2019 as their droppings would help fertilise the sandy soil.The King has revolutionised farming on the 21,000-acre estate, which he inherited after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II in September, 2022.As well as turning it over the organic farming methods, he has also re-introduced rare breed cattle, planted hedgerows and helped rear rare birds.

A post shared by Rick Hearst (@rickhearst)The soap opera actor went on to give fans a preview of his backyard and explained how he grew up on the East Coast. “There’s a lot of green… that’s more green than I want to have, it’s a lot to mow,” Hearst shared.

posted to the Burning Man NYC Community Facebook Group looking to offload a ticket to the annual desert festival, which kicks off Sunday.“I have a hard ticket for sale if anyone is interested,” the post read Alex Chaldyshev couldn’t help but respond with the laughing emoji and a “don’t we all.”“I have seen 113 messages about people selling or wanting tickets,” said the 33-year-old software engineer who lives in New York City. He’s been trying to sell his ticket, which he bought through official channels, since early August, without luck. “No one wants them,” he said.

median average salary for a full-time worker in the UK, which is currently £33,000 (USD $41,890). King Charles is known for being carbon conscious, and the new eco-minded role has been carved out just three months after his coronation ceremony.

sole to Hollywood — literally.Sanaa Kelley, who goes by @reelfoleysound on TikTok, shared a video about her job as a studio foot stamper for TV and movies, The Sun reported.“Why is this a real job?” reads the caption of the video which has over 13 million views since being posted last month.In the video, Kelley watches a woman on a screen in front of her waking to the edge of a stage. Kelley copies each of the character’s footsteps and taps her feet on a wooden platform to create sounds that will be added to the footage later.

the Telegraph. “I remember doing it 100 years ago at Queen’s (Club).

turquoise, lapis, and cerulean?Fans of “The Devil Wears Prada” could live just like Anne Hathaway’s character, Andy Sachs, and work as an assistant to Vogue boss Anna Wintour. According to a job listing posted Tuesday on Condé Nast’s careers site, the assistant would support the editor-in-chief of American Vogue and the global chief content officer (CCO).Wintour, 73, appears to hold both titles, as she was named Condé Nast’s CCO in 2020.