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US Supreme Court snubs J&J s bid to avoid Mississippi talc lawsuit | World

US Supreme Court snubs J&J s bid to avoid Mississippi talc lawsuit | World
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New York exhibition celebrates David Bowie s 75th birth anniversary | Life

NEW YORK, Oct 28 ― A pop-up shop-cum-exhibition in New York is celebrating David Bowie on his upcoming 75th birth anniversary. Located in the Manhattan neighborhood of Soho where the British singer lived, the multimedia experience, entitled “Bowie 75,” will remain open free of charge through.

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NY artist nails it with mosaic grotto in Times Square | Life

NEW YORK, Oct 15 ― A New York artist has assembled more than 350,000 acrylic fingernails to create a neon and pale pink grotto ― a tribute to surviving the coronavirus pandemic. “A Fountain for Survivors,” enclosed in an 18-foot tall rhinestone-studded cave, was unveiled yesterday in Times.

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Succession TV series returns for third season of family power struggle | Showbiz

NEW YORK, Oct 13 The cast of Emmy-winning Succession, the biting drama series about power struggles in a family media empire, celebrated the premiere of the show’s third season on the red carpet in New York yesterday. Actor Jeremy Strong, who plays media executive Kendall Roy, said he felt.

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Bay Area Reporter :: Out in the World: Leaders of Israeli queer youth agency visit San Francisco

Two leaders from Israel's largest LGBTQ youth organization were thrilled to be in San Francisco recently, but not necessarily because of the history of slain supervisor Harvey Milk, the Castro neighborhood, or rainbow crosswalks.

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