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Associated Press
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Associated Press
Entrepreneur Paul Hutchinson Attends Screening to Spotlight Fight Against Child Sexual Exploitation
Paul Hutchinson, founder of the Child Liberation Foundation, Attended Free a Girl / Deadline Screening in West Hollywood on July 19, 2025. NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, July 22, 2025 / / -- Paul Hutchinson, entrepreneur, humanitarian, and founder of the Child Liberation Foundation, was among the invited guests at an exclusive screening hosted by Free a Girl in partnership with Deadline on Saturday, July 19, 2025, at The London Hotel in West Hollywood. The powerful evening showcased never-before-seen footage from actress, entrepreneur, and Free a Girl founder Yolanthe Cabau's undercover mission to rescue children from sexual exploitation. Guests—including Paul Hutchinson, along with actresses Tara Reid and Jaime King—walked the red carpet before attending the private screening, followed by a live Q&A with Yolanthe and the Free a Girl team, and a VIP reception. Hutchinson's presence highlighted his unwavering commitment to ending child trafficking. As founder of the Child Liberation Foundation, he has led or played a critical role in over 70 undercover rescue operations across 15 countries, helping free more than 7,000 children. He also served as the primary investor and Executive Producer of the critically acclaimed film Sound of Freedom. His forthcoming book, The Sound of Freedom: True Stories That Inspired the Film (releasing July 29, 2025), offers a behind-the-scenes look at the real-life missions and courageous survivors who inspired the film. For media inquiries, interview requests, or to receive a review copy of Paul Hutchinson's upcoming book, please contact: Judy Welage [email protected] 917-697-9838 Judy Welage Leverage with Media + 19176979838 email us here Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Other Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Indian Express
11-07-2025
- Sport
- Indian Express
Jersey fall agonisingly short of T20 World Cup qualification despite shock final-ball win over Scotland
No 11 batsman Jake Dunford, a Durham University bowler, ran for his life for the final single, as UK protectorate Jersey stunned Scotland notching a one-wicket victory on the last ball to get into contention for a place at the T20 World Cup for the first time. However, it wasn't to be for the tiny island off the coast of north-west France. Had Italy beaten the Netherlands in the second match of the day, not only would have mama mia! rung out through the cricketing world, but little Jersey, just Jersey, would've jumped to second in the standings and thus sealed qualification to the T20 World Cup in Idnia next year. Jersey, formally Bailiwick of Jersey, is a crown dependency and are nicknamed Jer Lions. They are coached by former Yorkshire cricketer Paul Hutchinson, who previously coached Sweden. Their fellow Channel island is Guernsey, who also played in the tournament. Scotland scored 133-7 with 43 from Cross 43 as top score, but Jersey scampered home on the back of Ben Greenwood's 49. Jersey captain Charles Perchard told ICCTV, as per BBC, 'The next few hours is potentially life defining for some of our guys, but there's nothing really we can do about it except to enjoy our victory.' 'Years of graft and hard work and some real disappointments all led up to this moment and we're delighted. We've never beaten a side as good as Scotland before, so there was definitely some nerves in the camp. The coaches were trying to tell us to stay level and maybe we did, maybe we didn't, but we got over the line in the end,' the gleeful skipper said. Wickets had kept tumbling and two desperate run-outs added to the drama before Ben Ward smacked a massive six in the second last over. The next time he swung, a fantastic catch from Brendan McMullen stopped him. Perchard and Dunford, Nos 10 and 11 were left with five runs to get from four balls, and the win when it came led to delirious scenes. Scottish skipper Richie Berrington was devastated. 'Unfortunately, we put ourselves under a lot of pressure early in that first innings and a lot of credit has to go to Jersey the way they played the game. They've played good cricket throughout this tournament and we knew we were going to have to be at our best today. Unfortunately, we were slightly off and couldn't quite get over the line in the end. But I'm proud of the way we managed to take it to the last ball in the game,' he said. Scotland, who lost to Italy and had their game with Guernsey washed out, had a downer of a batting day going from 13-3 and 64-6 before Matthew Cross (43 not out) and Mark Watt (28) salvaged their show. The Scottish bowlers had parried off asking run rate but Jersey would not be denied. Jersey who started in Division Five if World Cricket League in 2008, had beaten US that year but lost to Afghanistan. They had repeatedly lost to Italy in semis of European T20 Cups.
Western Telegraph
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Western Telegraph
Coracle folk/jazz trio to perform at Pembrokeshire chapel
The small chapel at Burnett's Hill, Martletwy, saved from ruin and restored 25 years ago, has become a popular spot for live music performances. The summer concert series kicked off with a sold-out performance by Brooklyn trio Damn Tall Buildings. Next on the line-up is English folk/jazz group Coracle, set to perform on Tuesday, May 13. Coracle, the latest venture by Paul Hutchinson, formerly of Hoover the Dog and Belshazzar's Feast, also includes Karen Wimhurst on clarinet and saxophone, and Hannah Cumming on fiddle and vocals. The trio's performance is steeped in English folk tradition with touches of jazz, classical, and Eastern European influences. Tickets for the performance are priced at £12.50 and can be reserved by calling 01646 651725.
Yahoo
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Composer and BBC Folk Award nominee to perform in Somerset church
A widely commissioned composer and a BBC Folk Award-nominated accordion player are set to perform in a Somerset church next month. Paul Hutchinson and Karen Wimhurst will be playing at Marston Church, in Marston Bigot, on Saturday, May 3. The musicians have been performing together for more than two decades, after being brought together by a love of traditional music. Their first duo album, Coracle, received five-star reviews and led to them widely touring across the UK and Europe. They are also members of the Playford Liberation Front, a group that takes part in various dance festivals. The duo's performances are described as unique each night, with improvisation playing a key role in their shows. Mr Hutchinson has previously been nominated for a BBC Folk Award as a member of Belshazzar's Feast, and has been involved with Hoover the Dog, Pagoda Project, and The Maniacs. Ms Wimhurst is known for her distinctive music which mixes traditional and jazz influences with contemporary classical music. They will be joined by Hannah Cumming, a fiddle player and singer and former actor-musician for UK touring musical, Fisherman's Friends: The Musical, and Bristol-based violinist and multi-instrumentalist Fiona Barrow. Tickets for the show, which can be obtained via emailing marstonmusicinfo@ cost £15.50 and the event is set to start at 7.30pm.
Fox News
09-04-2025
- Fox News
Fox News AI Newsletter: The dangers of oversharing with AI tools
IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER: - Dangers of oversharing with AI tools - Instagram Teen Accounts unveils new built-in protections to block nudity, livestreams - 'Sound of Freedom' producer says AI tools helped nab child trafficker that eluded FBI for 10 years DON'T OVERSHARE DEETS: Have you ever stopped to think about how much your chatbot knows about you? Over the years, tools like ChatGPThave become incredibly adept at learning your preferences, habits and even some of your deepest secrets. But while this can make them seem more helpful and personalized, it also raises some serious privacy concerns. As much as you learn from these AI tools, they learn just as much about you. GREATER CONTROL: Instagram on Tuesday announced new built-in protections for Instagram Teen Accounts and has expanded its suite of features to the Facebook and Messenger applications. MAJOR VICTORY: Child predators are on high alert as organizations around the globe have begun rolling out artificial intelligence tools to bring sex traffickers to justice and rescue young victims, according to "Sound of Freedom" executive producer Paul Hutchinson. INDUSTRIAL SUPER-HUMANOID ROBOT: In a groundbreaking development, California-based robotics and artificial intelligence company Dexterity has unveiled Mech, the world's first industrial super-humanoid robot. FOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA FacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitterLinkedIn SIGN UP FOR OUR OTHER NEWSLETTERS Fox News FirstFox News OpinionFox News LifestyleFox News Health DOWNLOAD OUR APPS Fox NewsFox BusinessFox WeatherFox SportsTubi WATCH FOX NEWS ONLINE STREAM FOX NATION Stay up to date on the latest AI technology advancements and learn about the challenges and opportunities AI presents now and for the future with Fox News here.
