First, Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin “consciously uncoupled” from his wife Gwyneth Paltrow. Now he wants to do the same with touring. The band releases its new album, “Everyday Life,” on Friday, but Martin told the BBC the group won’t be promoting it with a tour. “We’re taking time over the next year or two, to […]
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Jefferson University coach Herb Magee became the second coach to win 1,100 basketball games By DAN GELSTON AP Sports Writer November 23, 2019, 8:39 AM 5 min read Herb Magee is the “Shot Doctor,” who has worked with kids to the pros on the art of the jumper, while quietly crafting a Hall of Fame
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Its leader, Marine Le Pen, said “The Camp of the Saints,” which she read at 18, “left a great mark on her,” and urged French people to read it to understand what she described as the country’s “migratory submersion.” Steve Bannon claimed that European countries had been confronted with an “invasion” similar to the one
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Over the past two years, an unlikely superstar has re-entered the zeitgeist in a major way: Fred Rogers. The gentle television host died in 2003, leaving behind more than three decades of cardigans and aphorisms. His show, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” lived on in PBS reruns and a popular spinoff (“Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood”), but Rogers was
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Kawhi Leonard hit the go-ahead jumper with 15 seconds remaining to finish with 24 points, and the Los Angeles Clippers edged the Houston Rockets 122-119 By BETH HARRIS AP Sports Writer November 23, 2019, 7:32 AM 5 min read Down five points with a minute to go, the Los Angeles Clippers turned to a trio
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Want climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter. WASHINGTON — President Trump has never been one to dive into the details of policy, especially now, as an impeachment inquiry threatens to engulf his administration. In recent days, he has allowed his son-in-law to lead a major policy shift
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The insect-eaten money fluttered in pieces to the floor. For global music star Angelique Kidjo, that image of her grandmother having to use a closet as a bank is driving her desire to see African women leap the many obstacles to obtaining credit — and respect. The Benin-born singer, one of Africa’s iconic artists and
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionBoris Johnson says the UK can “lead the way” in the fight against dementia The Conservatives have pledged to put an extra £83m a year into dementia research over the next decade if they form the next government. The investment, which would double current funding, was described
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Two of the UK’s biggest stars, Robbie Williams and David Walliams, are behind the Royal Shakespeare Company’s new musical, The Boy in the Dress. The show has been adapted from the novel by Mr Walliams, with songs co-written and co-composed by Mr Williams. It tells the story of the issues that arise for a 12-year-old
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Spencer Dinwiddie scored 23 points and Joe Harris added 22 in the Brooklyn Nets’ 116-97 victory over the Sacramento Kings By JEFFREY BERNSTEIN Associated Press November 23, 2019, 6:51 AM 4 min read The Brooklyn Nets usually do well when they hold opponents under 100 points. They did it again Friday night for the second
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