Legendary Music Mogul Clive Davis Dies at 94
Music mogul Clive Davis passed away in New York City at age 94 from age-related illness at his home in Manhattan. Davis, a legendary record producer and former head of Columbia Records, was credited for launching the careers of numerous major artists across various genres. Known as the “Man with the Golden Ears,” Davis was a visionary in the music industry for over 60 years. His family released a statement honoring his legacy and impact on music culture, emphasizing his role as a loving father and grandfather. Davis leaves behind a lasting influence on the music industry and will be remembered for his contributions to music history.
Serena Williams will play singles at Wimbledon 2026 after wild card entry
Serena Williams has accepted a wild-card invitation to play singles at Wimbledon, marking her return to the spotlight after nearly four years away from professional tennis. She will also compete in the doubles field with her sister, Venus Williams. The decision came after some hesitation, with Serena questioning her readiness for singles play. The All England Club held the final wild-card spot for her, recognizing her status as a former champion. Serena’s last competitive singles appearance was at the 2022 US Open, and she is looking to add to her extensive Grand Slam title collection at Wimbledon.
Tampa Bay sends 28 leaders to Leadership Florida’s 2026-27 classes spanning business and civic sectors
Leadership Florida has announced its newest class for 2026 and 2027, aiming to unite business, government, and civic leaders across the state. The program includes participants from the West Central region, including Tampa Bay, to address the challenges of a rapidly growing and fragmented state. With a focus on leadership development and networking, the program aims to shape how leaders approach decisions and issues in fast-growing regions like Tampa Bay. The multi-tier system includes three cohorts - Cornerstone, Connect, and Education - representing a cross-section of leaders from various sectors. The program’s alumni network, which now includes over 3,000 members, continues to be actively involved in shap
