The 25,000 bottles of wine that Taiwanese billionaire Pierre Chen is auctioning off from his extensive collection. They make up the largest and most expensive wine collection ever sold at auction, according to Sotheby’s, which is coordinating the five-part sale. They are expect to sell for up to $50 million. …
Read More »Steven Tyler ‘fractured his larynx,’ the rest of Aerosmith’s 2023
Steven Tyler recovery from a severe vocal cord injury will require him to delay his performance comeback a little bit. The 75-year-old singer “fractured his larynx,” according to a post on the Aerosmith verified Facebook page. The remainder of the band’s “Peace Out” farewell tour dates have been moved to …
Read More »Health policy She was still having issues getting her Covid-19 shot
Cynthia Cox experienced disappointment after visiting a pharmacy in the hopes of receiving one of the Covid-19 vaccines. That had recently been upgrade, but it wasn’t for lack of trying. Cox has a background in insurance. She specializes in understanding the nuances of the Affordable Care Act, which requires insurance …
Read More »As stockpiles decrease, oil rises above $94 a barrel for the first time
For the first time in more than a year, US oil prices surpassed $94 a barrel on Wednesday Raising concerns about price hikes at the pump and general economic inflation. The most recent advances followed official data revealing that oil inventories decreased more than anticipated last week. Stockpiles at the …
Read More »‘Savior Complex’ and ‘Uncharitable’ may alter you view charity
It’s sometimes simple to let charity appeals blend into the background noise of our media diets because there are so many of them. Whether through late-night TV commercials or other channels. However, two recent documentaries cast doubt on common assumptions about how philanthropic organizations may and should function and what …
Read More »Why fall is a better time to visit Europe than summer
Everyone traveled to Europe in the summer. And now that fall has here, when the leaves – and tourist numbers – start to change, the continent really comes into its own. Paris, London, and Florence were the three most popular destinations for fall vacation, according to a new research from …
Read More »Taylor Swift Makeup Maintain Quality Throughout A Full-On Deluge
Naturally, Taylor Swift is one of the select few enchanted individuals who can make the weather work for her beauty regimen rather than against it. She’s running through storms in her best dress, fearless (#sorrynotsorry), and there isn’t a smudge of runny mascara or faded lipstick in sight. Earlier stops …
Read More »A long-lost Star Wars X-wing model is up for auction
The starting bid for an auction featuring a long-lost replica of an X-wing fighter from the original 1977 “Star Wars” film is $400,000. The model “represents the pinnacle of Star Wars artifacts to ever reach the market,” Dallas-based auction firm Heritage Auctions said. It was use in the filming of …
Read More »A $10,000 bill from the Great Depression era brings in $480,000
A rare $10,000 note from the Great Depression that went up for auction brought approximately $480,000. Firstly, According to Dallas-based auction house Heritage Auctions, the 1934 Federal Reserve note was evaluated as having exceptional paper quality (EPQ). And was certified by the Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) After selling for the …
Read More »Saudi Arabia is attempting to upend the global order of soccer
Saudi Arabia is attempting to upend the global order of soccer Critics denounced the Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal’s. Reported $1.1 billion offer to sign French soccer star Kylian Mbappé as sportswashing because it included $332 million for his club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and a staggering $775 million salary package for …
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