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Where has all your stuff gone, Joe DiMaggio? More than 1,000 items owned by the slugger, who died at 84 in 1999, are up for auction May 19-20 in New York City. Fans can see all the memorabilia, including this sampling of our favorites, here with their estimated prices, at a show near Times Square this week...
...easy stuff to see your way through," Wagoner says. The situation is complicated by the fact that Miller wants better terms for supply contracts with GM, while GM claims it pays too much already. The judge heard arguments over the labor contracts last week and is expected to rule this summer. GM CFO Fritz Henderson said, however, he expects to reach a settlement with Delphi and the U.A.W. within 60 days. GM, meanwhile, is stockpiling parts in case of a strike. "The consequences of our not addressing this effectively are big," says Wagoner. "Nobody wins with a long strike...
...musicals whose books were inane but whose songs were classics in a new musical whose book is stuffy but whose songs are ordinary. They're knowing pastiche, like the ones in The Producers and its progeny, but not, it's fair to say, up there with the stuff churned out by George and Ira Gershwin, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II and Cole Porter all by himself. Or with the fabulous songs written in the '30s and '40s by such Hollywood tunesmiths as Harry Warren and Johnny Mercer...
...question,” he said. “He single-handedly beat the state of Texas in a quiz bowl.” Sulllivan said that Vaz is deceptively modest about his ability to remember facts. “You wouldn’t think he actually knows stuff if you talk to him. You’d think he was kind of an idiot,” Sullivan quipped. Sullivan added that a favorite pastime of Vaz and his friends was to play a drinking game they called “Stump Vik.” But when...
...graduate who identified as a male while attending Harvard, and who rallied in support of Harvard’s policy change last month, won the “BGLTS Person of the Year Award” at last night’s event. “So much spectacular stuff is going on,” she said, stating that 31 percent of the U.S. population currently lives in legal jurisdictions where transgender individuals are protected from discrimination. She said that proportion was only 5 percent in 2002. But the movement still faces challenges. Keisling said that 57 percent...