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Mahesh Babu bagged the award for Best Actor Male for ‘Dookudu’ at Hyderabad Times Film Awards 2024. "This is the best Film in my career,so its special to be receiving this award," the actor said.
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Ben Powers, ‘Good Times’ actor, Dies at 64
BY Zayda Rivera
Courtesy Everett CollectionBen Powers, picuted here with "Good Times" co-star BerNadette Stanis. Powers died earlier in April.
CBS Photo Archive/Getty ImagesThe cast of the television show "Good Times" in 1978, from left: Ralph Carter, Janet Jackson, Esther Rolle, BernNadette Stanis, Ben Powers, Ja’net DuBois and Jimmie Walker.
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Courtesy Everett CollectionBen Powers, picuted here with "Good Times" co-star BerNadette Stanis. Powers died earlier in April.
Alton (Ben) Powers’ good times will never be forgotten.
The Actor best known for his role as Keith Anderson on the ’70s sitcom "Good Times" died on April 6 in New Bedford, Mass., according to a local funeral home. He was 64.
Powers’ character on the hit comedy was the football player husband of Thelma Evans, played by BerNadette Stanis. The TV couple were married during the sixth and final season of the show.
"My condolences goes out to the family of Ben Powers who past a few days ago," Stanis wrote Thursday on Facebook. "He was a great Actor and great friend who is gone too soon. He will be missed by many. Until next lifetime my friend."
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Mahesh Babu bagged the award for Best Actor Male for ‘Dookudu’ at Hyderabad Times Film Awards 2024. "This is the best Film in my career,so its special to be receiving this award," the actor said.
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Skinny doesn’t sell! Lingerie company reveals its plus-size campaign star sold FOUR TIMES as many products as the slim blonde models featured in a previous ad
20 March2020
Bigger is better when it comes to selling bras because according to new market research, women are more likely to buy Lingerie if it’s modeled by a plus-size woman over a thin blonde.
Adore Me, a rapidly growing Lingerie start-up based in New York, has revealed that its television ad featuring a plus size model quadrupled online sales when compared to the brand’s commercial starring a group of blondes.
‘There’s an overall mentality that you have to be super skinny,’ the company’s founder Morgan Hermand-Waiche told CNN. ‘We are showing that we offer Lingerie for everyone.’
Betty versus Veronica: Online retailer Adore Me has revealed that new research shows that its television ad starring a plus size brunette sold more Lingerie that its commercial featuring a group of blondes
The three-year-old start-up, which sells its Lingerie and swimwear through monthly sub******ions, as well as one-off purchases, used a marketing strategy called A/B testing, in which consumers are shown different ads in order to measure what models, poses and settings increase the retailer’s sales.
When Adore Me debuted its first national television campaign last January, the company used the testing method for its three different commercials, which aired on channels such as Bravo, Lifetime and MTV.
One television ad featured a cast of all blonde models, another showcased all brunette models and the third starred one plus-size brunette.
After the company monitored online traffic and sales throughout the month, they came to the -perhaps surprising conclusion – that the 30-second commercial featuring the dark-haired plus-size model generated FOUR TIMES as many sales than the one featuring the blondes.
Even better news for the thriving company is that the plus size clip only cost one-tenth of the other commercials’ production expenses to make.
The online retailer also learned that its female consumers preferred the commercial that left its models unretouched.
Adore Me didn’t do any digital retouching to the ad featuring multiple brunette models – and that commercial was the one that was favorited by consumers.
A/B testing is an important strategy for the company, which unveils a new collection every month.
Blondes don’t sell: Last year’s research showed that women are far more likely to buy Lingerie online if it’s modeled on a brunette over a flaxen haired beauty
Last year’s marketing research showed that women are far more likely to buy Lingerie online if it’s modeled on a brunette over a blonde.
Keeping that information in mind, the company wasn’t surprised when its commercials featuring brunette models fared better than the ones that starred blondes during this year’s round of testing.
‘At the end of the day… it’s [our] customers who choose the model they like [and] the pose they like instead of us imposing on them,’ Mr Hermand-Waiche told CNN’s Rachel Crane.
‘Its really the customer who builds the [Adore Me] website based on what they prefer,’ he noted.