Sticky Fingers

Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman said Thursday has been forced to shut his London restaurant because of the coronavirus pandemic.

With sticky fingers and a sturdy back, a thief absconded with 86 pounds of gold in Manhattan in late September. Moments before the man shuffled away, the precious metal had been sitting unattended in a bucket in the back of a Loomis International armored truck, its rear doors open wide.

"Sticky is like, when I was doing a movie and I was doing it with my Afro and this Caucasian woman had her fingers in my hair. She said 'I'm going to make it really pretty' and so she put some white goo in it, the goo only white people would use," she said.

Intel's stand at Computex, Asia's largest technology trade show, recreates a living space centred around a kitchen, illustrating how sticky fingers on screens and recipe books could be a thing of the past.

Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman said Thursday has been forced to shut his London restaurant because of the coronavirus pandemic.

With sticky fingers and a sturdy back, a thief absconded with 86 pounds of gold in Manhattan in late September. Moments before the man shuffled away, the precious metal had been sitting unattended in a bucket in the back of a Loomis International armored truck, its rear doors open wide.

"Sticky is like, when I was doing a movie and I was doing it with my Afro and this Caucasian woman had her fingers in my hair. She said 'I'm going to make it really pretty' and so she put some white goo in it, the goo only white people would use," she said.

Intel's stand at Computex, Asia's largest technology trade show, recreates a living space centred around a kitchen, illustrating how sticky fingers on screens and recipe books could be a thing of the past.