Iveta returns to the Strictly ballroom, following her unforgettable partnership with actor Mark Benton in last year's series.
For superfit marathon-runners longing to do social good along with their exercise, a partnership between actor Ed Norton's Crowdrise fundraising organization and the ING New York City Marathon is making life much easier.
Wagner's departure marks an end to her longtime business partnership with actor Tom Cruise, who, along with Wagner, was recruited by MGM chief Harry Sloan in 2006 in a bid to bring UA back to life and help return the struggling MGM to its former stature as a major Hollywood player.
Clearly, there are a number of potential ways that Twitter could expand this partnership to actors and actresses, as well as visual artists and more.
At the CCTV booth, Keith and Biggam discussed what they consider to be their first brilliant marketing strategy: a partnership with actor-comedian Tommy Chong, godfather of all stoners.
The fact that there were no strategies to ensure ongoing collaboration and partnership with actors addressing similar issues is considered to be a lost opportunity.
In the database, 296 experiments (47%) involved some form of formally recognised partnership between actors at different governance levels, whether this is in terms of vertical governance (e.g. partnerships between local, regional and national governments) or horizontal (e.g. partnerships between governments, civil society organisations and private actors).
In learning networks for sustainable development, partnerships of actors aim at sustainable, innovative solutions through knowledge sharing or collaborative knowledge development.
So although community groups are key players in the apparatus facilitating a more effective HIV response, it remains a challenge to work out how best to establish collaborative partnerships between actors that do not unintentionally de-rail local responses.
In the early 1950s Poiret formed a cabaret act and an enduring professional partnership with comic actor Michel Serrault.
