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Niven McCall-Mazza

Niven McCall-Mazza

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Editor-in-Chief, The Skimm

New York

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Total articles 11

  • 'Growing Pains' dad Alan Thicke dies playing hockey with teen son

    By Hasani Gittens Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified, Alex Johnson| NBC News Verified We apologize, this video has expired. Actor Alan Thicke died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack, a publicist for his family told NBC News. He was 69. According to TMZ, which first broke the news, Thicke collapsed while he was playing hockey with his 19-year-old son, Carter. He was transported to Providence St. Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank, California, around noon (3 p.m. ET) and was pronounced dead there, the site reported.

    By Hasani Gittens Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified, Alex Johnson · NBC News

    Dec. 13, 2016

  • Facebook Live Video Captures Triple Shooting in Norfolk, Virginia

    By Alastair Jamieson Verified, Chris Essner, Shamar Walters Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified| NBC News Verified A shooting that was apparently captured during a Facebook Live video left three men in hospital — including two with life-threatening injuries, police said. Video uploaded by Facebook user TJ Willams showed three men sitting in a car listening to music and smoking until gunfire is suddenly heard and the phone is dropped. About 30 gunshots are audible on the video, which continues with the sound of passers-by calling 911 and comforting the victims.

    By Alastair Jamieson Verified, Chris Essner, Shamar Walters Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified · NBC News

    Jul. 13, 2016

  • 'Growing Pains' dad Alan Thicke dies playing hockey with teen son

    By Hasani Gittens Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified, Alex Johnson| NBC News Verified We apologize, this video has expired. Actor Alan Thicke died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack, a publicist for his family told NBC News. He was 69. According to TMZ, which first broke the news, Thicke collapsed while he was playing hockey with his 19-year-old son, Carter. He was transported to Providence St. Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank, California, around noon (3 p.m. ET) and was pronounced dead there, the site reported.

    By Hasani Gittens Verified, Niven McCall-Mazza Verified, Alex Johnson · NBC News

    Dec. 13, 2016

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The Skimm

theSkimm is a digital media company founded in 2012 by Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin, based in New York City. Initially launched as a daily email newsletter, theSkimm has grown into a multi-platform brand that caters to millennial women. With over 7 million subscribers by 2019, the company focuses on providing concise and accessible news and lifestyle content. The main offerings include the Daily Skimm newsletter, which summarizes news, politics, and culture in a conversational tone. theSkimm also produces podcasts, such as "Skimm’d From the Couch," and creates video content in partnership with platforms like Facebook Watch. Additionally, the company has launched membership programs that provide premium content. Targeting urban women aged 22–34, theSkimm emphasizes delivering straightforward updates for busy professionals. Its mission is to empower audiences with information that fits their routines while fostering a sense of community.

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Founded: 2012