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admin Under the terms of Vaughan’s will, Turner’s watercolors in the National Gallery of Ireland spend most of the year under wraps. Because of the fragility of the works, Henry Vaughan stipulated that the paintings should only be shown in January, when natural light would be very limited. As usual, this year they appeared flickering in … Read more
Prince Harry’s memoir, “Spear,” details his life growing up behind the palace gates, and how he left the monarchy after dealing with a slew of cases from royals and the British press. He continues to defend his decision to write the book, most recently accusing his family of being “complicit” in his wife Meghan Markle’s … Read more
Kevin Durant ruled the Brooklyn Nets out of their 102-101 win over the Miami Heat on Sunday after injuring his right knee in the third quarter. Durant is expected to undergo an MRI on Monday, according to Nets coach Jack Vaughn. The injury occurred with 1:05 left in the third quarter as Heat’s Jimmy Butler … Read more
The Rangers woke up Sunday morning in third place in the D.C. division and on pace with 102 points after falling short in overtime in a 41-of-82 game against the Devils. Given how the first eight weeks of the season unfolded, it’s impossible to be disappointed in Rangers’ current midfield position. However, in a section … Read more
Thirty years ago, Alexi Lalas, with a mop of disheveled red hair, arrived at the Missouri Athletic Club to receive the college football player’s Heisman Award. This past weekend, the conservatively polished Lalas returned to the MAC to present the award. Lalas, 52, has become a fixture in American soccer, first playing for the national … Read more
KAPALOA, Hawaii – John Ram left Maui with a cup he wasn’t expecting, all because of a meltdown from Colin Morikawa that no one saw coming. Ram started the final round of the Sentry Tournament of Champions seven shots behind. He cheated his first hole. He had returned six shots at the turn to Morikawa, … Read more
Bernard Tomic during a training session ahead of the 2022 Australian Open. (Photo by Kelly Divina/Getty Images) Bernard Tomic missed out on a wildcard into the Australian Open qualifier, marking the first time in 15 years that he won’t be taking part in the Melbourne Park Grand Slam. Tomic’s name was missing when organizers announced … Read more
The Dallas Cowboys will not have a home playoff game. They won’t have momentum going into the postseason, nor an entirely healthy roster. In fact, they can’t even have complete confidence in the team that will show up against Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild card round on January 16th. But … Read more
a A few miles off the coast of Durban, a female humpback whale and her calf – the last of the thousands to migrate along South Africa’s east coast from May to December – splash their fins playfully on the surface of the Indian Ocean. Deep down, they’re unfazed by the dark brown sheen that … Read more
Since time immemorial, we’ve wondered, “Is the Sun just a typical star?” From their earliest beginnings to their maximum before fading away, Sun-like stars will grow from their current size to that of a red giant (~Earth orbit) to a diameter of about 5 light-years, typically. The largest known planetary nebulae can be nearly twice … Read more
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