Adam Carlson
Senior Human Interest Editor at People Magazine
@People's senior human interest editor. @ABC and @AJC alum. The show's not gonna phone itself in. | 📧: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
people.com | Adam Carlson |Brian Brant
Gayle King made a bit of history on Monday, April 14, when she joined an all-female space flight on a Blue Origin rocket — but it's her instantly viral expression as she boarded the craft that many will remember. The CBS News broadcaster looked visibly distressed as she boarded the capsule on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket to blast off into space on Monday morning, in West Texas, even though the other women on the crew looked overjoyed.
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people.com | Charlotte Phillipp |Adam Carlson |Brian Brant
After Lauren Sánchez and a star-studded group of women who flew outside the Earth's atmosphere touched back down on solid ground, she was excited to see one person in particular — her fiancé, Jeff Bezos. On Monday, April 14, the couple was seen embracing after Sánchez's approximately 10-minute round-trip mission to the edge of space. Bezos, founder of the Blue Origin rocket company that organized Monday's flight, also spent some time with Sánchez before the launch in West Texas.
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1 week ago |
people.com | Ingrid Vasquez |Adam Carlson |Brian Brant
As Blue Origin's all-female flight crew floated above the Earth for a few moments on Monday, April 14, they enjoyed a special soundtrack courtesy of Katy Perry.
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1 week ago |
people.com | Adam Carlson
Melinda French Gates is sharing more stories about the turning points in her life. The billionaire philanthropist appeared Monday, April 14, on The Jamie Kern Lima podcast ahead of the release of her new book, The Next Day, which is a blend of advice and memories from the “transitions” throughout her own life. “Transitions can be scary, exhilarating or both,” she told PEOPLE in a recent cover story about The Next Day and her divorce. “But anything’s possible.
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2 weeks ago |
people.com | Adam Carlson |Maria Pasquini |Brian Brant
A tour company helicopter tumbled out of the sky over New York City on Thursday, April 10, eyewitnesses said — describing the scene as the craft slammed into the water of the Hudson River, killing all six people on board. "Literally I just see a helicopter splitting in two with the rotor flying off in the sky," one witness, who was running along the riverbank, told WABC, referring to the blades atop the craft that give it lift. "It was going so fast," he said.
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