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[ad_1] Blue chip treasures from one of Manhattan’s fiercest billionaire divorces Monday night helped Sotheby’s achieve what it calls record total sales for a private art collection at auction, $922 million with fees. Sotheby’s sells second prize-winning cache of modern and contemporary works owned by real estate magnate Harry Macklowe and his ex-wife, Linda Macklowe, …
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[ad_1] The Cincinnati Reds lost to baseball rarity, despite taking no hits on Sunday. Hunter Greene, a right-handed rookie, had hit nine in seven without allowing. His counterpart, Pirates veteran left-back José Quintana, nearly matched him, allowing just three innings and a walk in seven before turning the game into a Pittsburgh bullfight. Even as …
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[ad_1] But it was also clear from the game’s first shift that Rangers were ready to get more physical. Chris Kreider and Trouba were called in for simultaneous penalties – Kreider for the cut and Trouba for the elbowing, just 24 seconds in the game and they seemed designed to set a tone. The Rangers …
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[ad_1] Top players make a manager want to change the rules. Specifically, one rule: the annoying requirement for a formation that obliges every hitter to take their turn. With Miguel Cabrera on your team, waiting is the hardest part. “I wish he could hit the ball with every hit,” 91-year-old Jack McKeon said on the …
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[ad_1] Roki Sasaki’s excellent play was a long time ago, a first in the Japanese majors since 1994. But it was worth the wait. Sasaki hit 19 of the 27 people he faced, completing what will be described as one of the best games ever played. The Chiba Lotte Marines’ 6-0 win over the Orix …
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[ad_1] Sometimes all a show needs is a cohesive ensemble perched out of windows and fire escapes in a well-appointed street scene to win you over. This is often what makes “The Wanderer,” a new jukebox bio-musical about the rise of singer-songwriter Dion DiMucci, cross the finish line. Despite falling into the tiresome tropes of …
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[ad_1] When Tears for Fears released their album “Everybody Loves a Happy Ending” in 2004, the British pop duo’s future, or lack thereof, seemed clear. “I thought it was the last date palm,” singer-guitarist Roland Orzabal said in a recent video call from a home he owns in Los Angeles. “I thought it was a …
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[ad_1] Sandy Nelson, one of the few musicians in pop history to score Top 10 hits as a featured drummer, something she did early in her career that included more than 30 albums, died in a Las Vegas nursing home on February 14. He was 83 years old. His son, Joshua Nelson Straume, said the …
[ad_1] Netflix’s three-part documentary on the rise of Kanye West, “Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy,” doesn’t dwell on the best-known of the rapper’s famous outbursts or try to fix the record. George W. Bush, Taylor Swift, Donald Trump and Kim Kardashian aren’t much of a factor. The West has never had a problem analyzing your own …
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[ad_1] During Thanksgiving week, the best fall in the industry, “Hamilton” grossed over $3 million, and “The Lion King”, “Bad” and “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” each grossed over $2 million. effect Tony AwardsHeld on September 26 to showcase the Broadway reopening, it’s hard to discern. “Moulin Rouge!”, which won the Tony award for …
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[ad_1] An instinctive melodist who values little expression over flash, Mr. Robbins helped establish the piano as an integral part of the smooth, uncluttered Nashville Sound of the 1960s. It was also a big reason why folk and rock bands like Joan Baez and Mr. Dylan started traveling to Nashville to take the improvisational approach …
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[ad_1] Jackie Crawford was six months pregnant when she won the breakaway jump rope title at the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association National Finals in December 2020. In sports, calf spinners often tuck their prize-winning belt buckles inside their shirts to reveal, but when Crawford rode, he let him. his shirt hangs over his stomach for …
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