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US Singer R Kelly, Charged With Sex Abuse, To Pay $1 Million For Bail
A judge set R. Kelly's bond at $1 million dollars on Saturday afternoon, following the R&B singer's Friday arrest on 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.
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Meet The Wealthy, Private Couple Behind Washington's Most Original Museum
Back in 2006, as Glenstone, a private art museum in the Maryland suburbs of the District of Columbia, was preparing to open its first exhibition hall, curator Emily Wei went to Mitchell Rales, her billionaire boyfriend and the guy footing the bill, with a proposal: She wanted him to actually explain his vision for the museum to the press.
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Can The Emmys Be Hacked? One Contender Tried To Find Out
Nathan Fielder is hoping for an Emmy nomination. But as he waits, he's recruited a security expert to show how the Emmy process could be hacked.
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Bob Dylan, Bill Murray And Henry Kissinger: When Honorees Don't Want Their Prize
On Sunday night, the ever-elusive Bill Murray is expected to take the stage at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and accept the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, an award he actively avoided receiving. Last week he told The Washington Post's Geoff Edgers, "I really thought if I don't answer the phone for awhile, maybe they'll ju...
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BRB, Alicia Keys Is Locking Up My Phone
On a cool, Manhattan night, DJ Walton, who helps manage Alicia Keys, steps outside the Highline Ballroom to tell the guy at the door who, exactly, he may allow to bring a cellphone into the singer's sold-out gig. The list is very short.
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Glenn Frey, 'The One Who Started it All' With The Eagles
Glenn Frey, 67, died Monday of what the band said were complications from rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis and pneumonia. Don Henley, in a statement, described Frey as a brother and credited him with being "the one who started it all." He added: "He was the spark plug, the man with the plan"
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US Singer R Kelly, Charged With Sex Abuse, To Pay $1 Million For Bail
A judge set R. Kelly's bond at $1 million dollars on Saturday afternoon, following the R&B singer's Friday arrest on 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.
-
Meet The Wealthy, Private Couple Behind Washington's Most Original Museum
Back in 2006, as Glenstone, a private art museum in the Maryland suburbs of the District of Columbia, was preparing to open its first exhibition hall, curator Emily Wei went to Mitchell Rales, her billionaire boyfriend and the guy footing the bill, with a proposal: She wanted him to actually explain his vision for the museum to the press.
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Can The Emmys Be Hacked? One Contender Tried To Find Out
Nathan Fielder is hoping for an Emmy nomination. But as he waits, he's recruited a security expert to show how the Emmy process could be hacked.
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Bob Dylan, Bill Murray And Henry Kissinger: When Honorees Don't Want Their Prize
On Sunday night, the ever-elusive Bill Murray is expected to take the stage at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and accept the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, an award he actively avoided receiving. Last week he told The Washington Post's Geoff Edgers, "I really thought if I don't answer the phone for awhile, maybe they'll ju...
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BRB, Alicia Keys Is Locking Up My Phone
On a cool, Manhattan night, DJ Walton, who helps manage Alicia Keys, steps outside the Highline Ballroom to tell the guy at the door who, exactly, he may allow to bring a cellphone into the singer's sold-out gig. The list is very short.
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Glenn Frey, 'The One Who Started it All' With The Eagles
Glenn Frey, 67, died Monday of what the band said were complications from rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis and pneumonia. Don Henley, in a statement, described Frey as a brother and credited him with being "the one who started it all." He added: "He was the spark plug, the man with the plan"
