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A Palm Beach spec house that was once part of a lot belonging to former President Donald Trump is, according to an updated multiple listings service, under contract to sell for around $140 million. The 21,000-square-foot mansion was the most expensive listing in a town already known for over-the-top estates and was, as first reported by the Wall Street Journal, quietly placed on the market for $140 million a few weeks ago. If the property closes for that price, as a source indicated it will, it would be the second expensive single-family home sold in the U.S. to date, just behind the Warner ...

The Trump Plaza Palm Beach condominium board unanimously agreed to change the legal name of the 32-story building, which is only a few miles away from former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago private club and estate. The residents have a month to choose a new name for the building, which was called The Plaza before Trump bought it in the late 1980s. The Palm Beach Post. “Most of us are relieved that the name will finally be off the buildings.” The process of removing the Trump brand from the building has been in the works for four years, according to the report, starting with Trump’s name...

Pantomimes 2020 round-up: what's available online | reviews, news & interviews Pantomimes 2020 round-up: what's available online Pantomimes 2020 round-up: what's available online Children and adults are catered for by Veronica LeeMonday, 21 December 2020 Cinderella **** I did worry that pantomime – that most audience-driven of theatrical pursuits – might not work through the tube, but Nottingham Playhouse's warm and funny show dispels any doubts. Pandemic jokes abound (the audience must be smelly because they're sitting far apart, for instance) in writer-director Adam Penfor...

Last modified on Tue 15 Dec 2020 15.02 EST “Recently I’ve lost my sense of taste and smell,” says David Albury’s Prince as he wonders through the woods with Jessica Lee’s Dandini. Clearly it’s not too soon for Covid jokes in Nottingham Playhouse’s traditional panto. John Elkington and Tom Hopcroft as the ugly sisters have already made fun of the socially distanced audience for being too smelly to sit together. Their quips are true to the defiant spirit of a classy panto. Writer and director Adam Penford is not about to let the small matter of a pandemic stop...