We did a mile and a half walk on the bike path yesterday.

Ron finished work on the gutter guards!

Did two hours of green bean picking yesterday and a half hour on the rowing machine.

Ron was hurting from his session yesterday anchoring gutter guards so took the day off to recupe.

Spent some time with G and Free today shuttling from a medical lab to her doctor’s office to the pharmacy. G was nice enough to treat me to lunch. I got to walk Free.

I picked up the two meds needed for the colonoscopy prep next week. Had a lousy experience yesterday at S&S pharmacy yesterday. Not worth the convenience factor.

Ron has been busy with the gutter guards in the front.

I paid household bills and reconciled the checkbooks.

I prepped and cooked for a good part of yesterday, didn’t leave the property.

Made two salads, kale with tahini and a green; yellow squash, tomato parm casserole; baba ganoush.

Ron did the transfer station run.

We had a delightful cocktail hour on the deck.

Yesterday, Ron did a fair amount of tree work next to the driveway. He’ll cut up the branches. I loaded the truck for Emma’s sheep. Did the MTR standout in the morning.

We’ve been enjoying the rowing machine.

This morning Rondromat did laundry and we changed sheets. I cooked poached eggs with sauteed vegetables and made another attempt at cleaning the oven from the mishap the other day when I burned my hand and spilled a sheet of roasted vegetables. It would be nice to rent a steam cleaner (Home Depot) for the stove.

Changed the water pitcher filter a couple of days ago.

I dropped the leaves off at Emma’s and had a nice visit afterwards with G and Free. G made my day by serving prosecco, which I’d been craving since hearing about a party to which I’d not been invited.

Picked up a few groceries at Stop & Shop.

25 people run the top TV networks and Hollywood studios. 3 are Black or Hispanic.

The heads of the five biggest movie studios by box office sales; five streaming services with the largest budgets; five television studios with the most shows in production; and five cable channels and four broadcast networks with the highest ratings reflect a trend that pervades Hollywood. White actors dominate screens, and white directors and writers are overrepresented behind the camera.

Paul Buccieri

A+E Networks Group

Karey Burke

ABC

Jennifer Salke

Amazon Studios

Jamie Erlicht

Apple

Zack Van Amburg

Apple

Kelly Kahl

CBS

David Stapf

CBS Television Studios

Nancy Daniels

Discovery Channel

Dana Walden

Disney Television Studios and ABC Entertainment

Charlie Collier

Fox

Kelly Campbell

Hulu

Ted Sarandos

Netflix

Jim Gianopulos

Paramount Pictures

Tom Rothman

Sony Pictures Entertainment

Jeff Frost

Sony Pictures Television Studios

Kathleen Finch

TLC and HGTV

Donna Langley

Universal Filmed Entertainment Group

Alan Bergman

Walt Disney Studios

Alan Horn

Walt Disney Studios

Toby Emmerich

Warner Bros. Pictures Group

Peter Roth

Warner Bros. Television Group

Casey Bloys

WarnerMedia and HBO Max

Wonya Lucas

Crown Media Family Networks

Pearlena Igbokwe

NBCUniversal Television Studios

Jessica Rodriguez

Univision

For an industry that owes much of its fortunes to Black artists, there are few executives of color in the top ranks. These are the chief executives who run the three major label conglomerates that account for roughly three-quarters of the market; the three publishers that generate the most revenue; and the two concert promoters that put on most shows, plus the heads of the six major streaming services and broadcasters.

Jay Marciano

AEG Presents

Steve Boom

Amazon

Robert Pittman

iHeartMedia

Michael Rapino

Live Nation

Jim Meyer

SiriusXM

Rob Stringer

Sony Music Entertainment

Daniel Ek

Spotify

Lucian Grainge

Universal Music Group

Jody Gerson

Universal Music Publishing

Guy Moot

Warner Chappell Music

Steve Cooper

Warner Music Group

Lyor Cohen

YouTube

Eddy Cue

Apple

Jon Platt

Sony/ATV

Collectively, the publications with the largest print and digital audiences reach hundreds of millions of readers a month.

Robert Love

AARP The Magazine

Dan Wakeford

People

Stephen Orr

Better Homes and Gardens

Susan Goldberg

National Geographic

Stephen Cannella

Sports Illustrated

Ryan Hunt

Sports Illustrated

Jane Francisco

Good Housekeeping

Bruce Kelley

Reader’s Digest

Edward Felsenthal

Time

Sid Evans

Southern Living

Maile Carpenter

Food Network Magazine

The heads of the so-called Big Five publishers shape literary culture and are responsible for a vast majority of best-selling books.

Michael Pietsch

Hachette Book Group

Brian Murray

HarperCollins Publishers

John Sargent

Macmillan

Madeline McIntosh

Penguin Random House U.S.

Jonathan Karp

Simon & Schuster

The news industry is spread across a range of media. These are the top editors of the six newspapers with the largest circulations, the three major broadcast networks, the three big cable news channels and the websites with the most monthly visitors.

James Goldston

ABC News

Susan Zirinsky

CBS News

Jeff Zucker

CNN

Randall Lane

Forbes

Suzanne Scott

Fox News

Alexandra Wallace

HuffPost/Yahoo

Nicholas Carlson

Insider

Norman Pearlstine

Los Angeles Times

Phil Griffin

MSNBC

Stephen Lynch

New York Post

Matthew Murray

The Wall Street Journal

Martin Baron

The Washington Post

Cesar Conde

NBC News

Dean Baquet

The New York Times

Maribel Perez Wadsworth

USA Today/Gannett