Football | EPL – Hull and Newcastle fighting for survival on final day

The Premier League is set for an afternoon of goodbyes on Sunday — to either Hull or Newcastle as the relegation places are decided and to two of English soccer’s

Bizcuits | A cap in hand is worth two in the bush

The cap on the number of casino tables in Macau - “the Table Cap” -  is still a conundrum to many and being raised by more commentators as the seven

Friday, May 22, 2015 – edition no. 2318

* Law | Extradition treaty between SARs to be signed this year * Crime | Unlawful detention cases nearly double in Q1 * Andrew Scott: ‘Marketing and competition is heating up’ * Online

B.B. KING | Blues can never die

* Movies: Saint Laurent * Books: Irrationally yours by Dan Ariely * Music: Bush by Snoop Dogg * Wine: The Southern Bastio * Food: Riesling wonderland * Jack Black by Paulo Coutinho * Times Square by

Times Square by Rodrigo

Tea Leaks by Talkers

A G2E exhibitor promoting phone-betting technology had as their star attraction (supposedly) a Japanese porn star. They had her in their advertisement as well as signing autographs. Talkers got an

Jack Black

‘Saint Laurent’ is compelling yet maddening, too

  There’s a wonderful scene in “Saint Laurent,” the sumptuous, exciting and also maddening new film by Bertrand Bonello, in which we watch the famous designer casually display his brilliance. A wealthy,

‘Irrationally Yours’ delivers clever advice wrapped in humor

In his compilation of articles from his Wall Street Journal column, “Ask Ariely,” Dan Ariely wraps in a clever bow all the questions we’ve ever wanted answered concerning the behavioral

Snoop Dogg’s funk-inspired album hits right mark

Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams made magic together more than a decade ago, and now the rapper and producer are doing it again. Snoop Dogg and Williams, who collaborated on the

The Southern Bastio

Due to economic and historic reasons, mighty Bordeaux often overshadows its neighbouring areas such as Bergerac, Buzet, Côtes-du-­Marmandais and Monbazillac. The one bastion that Bordeaux fails to conquer, it seems,

Food | Rielsling wonderland

There is no question that many of us are crazy about Riesling wines from Germany. They are fruity, floral, and sweet like an extremely perfect soul mate. For the Asian

SPA | Going organic

Founded by Margo Marrone 27 years ago, who started her career as a pharmacist specializing in herbal medicine, nutrition and well-being, The Organic Pharmacy’s skincare is based on homeopathic and

B.B. King reigned but music lives on

B.B. King believed anyone could play the blues, and that "as long as people have problems, the blues can never die." But no one could play the blues like B.B. King,

Screen People | Cannes – Star-studded Calvin Klein event honors women

The gilded guest list of top actresses used the glamorous event on the grounds of a private mansion to speak out about equality — and perhaps show off their designer

Travelog | Summer fun – Coasters, pop culture rides and Orlando Eye

A dark, submarine-inspired thrill ride in California and swank new offerings at Downtown Disney all top the summer’s must-do list for theme park and amusement fans. For those who want even

scITech | Space Odyssey – Failed launches cast shadow over Russian program

Back-to-back rocket launch failures have dealt Russia one of the heaviest blows to its space industry since the Soviet collapse — with national pride and billions of dollars at stake. The

The Buzz | Spain’s Princess Leonor breaks tradition with 1st communion

Princess Leonor, heir to the Spanish throne, has celebrated her first communion in a low-key ceremony that broke with tradition. First communions have long been major social occasions for the Spanish

World briefs

AFGHANISTAN At least a dozen Afghan police officers are killed in a series of insurgent attacks on checkpoints in the country’s southern Uruzgan province. PAKISTAN’s military says its jets have carried

Hollywood sex abuse documentary screens in Cannes

A dark side of the movie world has played out onscreen at Cannes in “An Open Secret,” a documentary about child sexual abuse that calls itself “the movie Hollywood doesn’t

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