Saturday night, my Twitter feed having filled up with the hashtag #beychella and a link to a live feed of Beyoncé Knowles' Coachella debut being offered, I went in, out of interest, and stayed out of — what? "Admiration" would be too weak a word, "astonishment" would underrate a performer who habitually...
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It was one of six goals by the Kings in their last game, but it was a highlight score of Lewis’ career. He … Read MoreWho is getting frozen out in free agency? Veteran leaders, as union chief Tony Clark used to beTony Clark, the embattled executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Assn., is the first former player to lead the union. As a player, Clark developed a reputation as a clubhouse leader, a trait that helped him s… Read MoreKobe Bryant draws the most attention inside the Oscar nominees luncheonThe ballroom was stuffed with Hollywood’s elite: Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan. But it was an athlete who literally — at 6’6” — stood out in the crowd at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Os… Read MoreNewsweek fires top editor, deputy editor and at least one reporter after unflattering storiesChaos roiled the Newsweek offices Monday with the firings of the editor in chief, his deputy and at least one of the reporters who had been working on stories critical of the newsmagazine’s parent company.
Johnathan Davis, th… Read More
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