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In July 2002, The Edward P. Bass Distinguished Visiting Environmental Scholars Program was created to bring premier scholars to Yale for an extended period of time. The scholars can belong to any field dealing with the study of environment. The program was a generous gift by Edward P. Bass to YIBS – the Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies. These scholars are nominated through the Faculty Council of YIBS. The scholars would present seminars and interact with their fellow students, research groups and faculty and also participate in one or more academic units. And this year the program honors Dr. Bill Weber.

If you want to find a knee defender, good luck, people were stocking up before the holiday. The company said sales are soaring in spite of it being banned by many of America’s largest airlines, as well as carriers such as the Australian firm Qantas. Peoplehave been very careful to hide their knee defenders when stewardesses comeby, but airlines strongly recommended checking their policy before boarding with such a device.

Producer Edward Bass announced he will direct a documentary about the recent history of journalist executions like James Foley by beheading. Bass says, “It was significant that they used a British citizen to do the deed, and not one of their own. This was meant to issue a warning to the West to stop bombing them and get out of the Near East. It was also designed for the purpose of recruiting more western nationals”. He continues, “They are considered valuable because of their ease of movement without visas into and out of western countries. The UK Home Secretary, Theresa May, is forming new legislation to combat this new home grown terror threat.

Edward Bass, a renowned name in Hollywood is a filmmaker, producer, writer and director whose films have been accepted into major film festivals. He has gained many accolades for his projects and is a Golden Globe Nominee. Edward had independently financed five pictures in a span of just two short years. This huge amount of success was not too easy for him. Despite his painful experiences in the past, he has managed to create an extraordinary place for himself in the industry purely with his creativity and passion for work. Edward has had immense opportunities to work with a variety of directors in all these years in the industry.

You would presume that any documentary that is based on that question would be a heavy, perhaps thought provoking, but preachy ode. Not “Mission Blue”, the Netflix documentary produced by Fisher Stevens and Robert Nixon about superwoman Sylvia Earle and her quest to save us and our oceans.

Edward Bass has been appointed to decide on the Top 10 Best Dressed Women in the world for Splash Magazine, it was announced today. Bass is bi-coastal but has had residences in London, Paris, and Moscow, always in the company of the unusually talented in each city.

There have been new developments in the legal battle between the producers of “Michael Jackson: The Last Photoshoots”, a documentary. As per the article that appeared on The New York Post last month “The executors in charge of the Michael Jackson estate will be investigated in a documentary, Follow the Money, which is being produced by Edward Bass, who is already in a legal battle with them.” The documentary would focus on John Branca and John McClain, the attorneys of the Michael Jackson Estate ever since his death. According to The Post’s journalist Richard Johnson, the attorneys have collected more than $20 million that had gone to Katherine, Jackson’s mother and his three children. As per the report the estate had also spent $17 million on legal fees.

New developments in the legal battle between the producers of a documentary, “Michael Jackson: The Last Photoshoots” were revealed Saturday in an article on Page Six of The New York Post. The article states, “The executors in charge of the Michael Jackson estate will be investigated in a documentary, FOLLOW THE MONEY, which is being produced by Edward Bass, who is already in a legal battle with them.”

New developments in the legal battle between the producers of a documentary, “Michael Jackson: The Last Photoshoots” were revealed Saturday in an article on Page Six of The New York Post. The article states, “The executors in charge of the Michael Jackson estate will be investigated in a documentary, FOLLOW THE MONEY, which is being produced by Edward Bass, who is already in a legal battle with them.”