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Sam Naz is a British television presenter and journalist currently working as a news anchor for Sky News in London. Samreen “Sam” Naz was born and brought up in Birmingham. She attended the University of Leeds before completing a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism at Leeds Trinity University. Sam Naz became the main presenter of BBC Three’s 60 Seconds, anchoring the bulletins from Mondays to Thursdays in 2011. She also co-hosted BBC Three’s live political discussion programme Free Speech.

Sunday Flint is an expert entertainer. He began acting from her school period. Her affection and energy for the acting business is reflected through her ravishing acting which never neglects to make her crowd engaged. As a result of her assurance and difficult work, she has had the option to prepare herself in the acting business. Sunday is known for her acting in different films like “Solitary Star Deception”, “Witch Hour” and “Here We Are”.

It’s a match made in movie-musical heaven. Zachary Levi and Cole Sprouse are set to star in Undercover, a family-comedy-musical directed by High Fidelity and Hot Tub Time Machine’s Steve Pink. The film, according to the official synopsis, follows “Jack (Levi), a down-on-his-luck rocker-turned-father, who, to make ends meet, secretly joins a group of young musicians in a wedding cover band led by misfit Ben (Sprouse). Things start looking up for this ragtag band, but when Jack’s secret gets revealed, he rediscovers what’s truly important in life while teaching Ben to find his own voice as a musical talent.

Quick Links5: August 4: The Bank 3: The Company Men 2: Margin Call 1: Moneyball Economics is not only the study of money and its effects, but also the study of human behaviour, of why people do what they do. The global recession resulted in both macro and micro losses. The world’s unemployment rate spiked and many people either lost their jobs or gave up looking for one.