Waching daily Jun 28 2017

The Most Favorite Beloved Pop-Star Now And Then (Mandy Moore...)

Mandy Moore

In 1999, Moore satisfied the music industrys sweet tooth with the release of her career-launching hit, Candy, the first single from her debut album, So Real.

She went on to drop two more radio-friendly LPs, 2000s I Wanna Be With You and 2001s Mandy Moore.

After that, she took time to focus on acting, appearing in movies including A Walk to Remember (based on the Nicholas Sparks book of the same name) and Chasing Liberty.

She returned to music with 2007's Wild Hope, followed by Amanda Leigh in 2009. Now separated from husband and fellow musician Ryan Adams, she's one of the stars of NBC's upcoming drama This Is Us.

Hanson

Its hard to believe that Hansons MMMBop dominated airwaves almost two decades ago. The song, which reached No. 1 in 27 countries, remains the bands biggest hit to date.

While their subsequent releases never surpassed the success of their iconic track, the trio of brothers continue to make music together. They dropped their latest album, Anthem, in 2013.

Now husbands and fathers, Zac, Taylor and Isaac Hanson have nine kids among them.

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Trump loses patience with China and threatens Eastern giant - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:44.

Trump loses patience with China and threatens Eastern giant

DONALD Trump is losing his patience with China over its inaction on North Korea and is considering

trade action against Beijing, three senior administration officials revealed.

The White House has repeatedly requested that China exert more economic and diplomatic pressure

on Kim Jong-un's regime and the US President is thought to be looking at a range of options,

including tariffs on steel imports from Beijing.

One US official said: "What's guiding this is he ran to protect American industry and

American workers."

Regarding North Korea, the same official said Mr Trump "feels like he gave China a chance

to make a difference" but has not seen any results.

Beijing may be getting the message as reports suggest the China National Petroleum Corp

has suspended sales of fuel to North Korea.

It is unclear how long the suspension will last and critics claim they have only taken

action because they are concerned the hermit kingdom will not pay, not because of US requests.

Fuel prices in North Korea have sharply risen in recent months, up almost 50 per cent from

April 21.

Industry sources say China supplies North Korea with about 520,000 tonnes of crude oil,

worth £132million, each year.

President Trump's national security team has worked to persuade China to increase pressure

on the rogue regime, following a number of nuclear weapons program tests and provocative

statements by dictator Kim Jong-un.

They have enjoyed limited success, however, as China has a lengthy history of providing

economic lifelines to the secretive regime.

Donald Trump previously tweeted: "While I greatly appreciate the efforts of President

Xi & China to help with North Korea, it has not worked out.

At least I know China tried!"

The US State Department placed China on its list of worst offenders in human trafficking

and forced labour in a move that could aggravate tensions with Beijing.

Rex Tillerson said: "China was downgraded to Tier 3 status in this year's report in

part because it has not taken serious steps to end its own complicity in trafficking,

including forced labourers from North Korea that are located in China."

The Nikkei Asian Review, a business journal based in Japan, said: "Since January, China's

imports of iron ore from North Korea have quadrupled from year-earlier levels despite

a ban on such imports, in principle.

"Since it was slapped with a strict embargo on coal exports late last year, North Korea

has apparently increased its iron ore exports to make up for the loss of foreign currency."