Van Gogh estimated to bring $50M to $70M at NYC fall auction
NEW YORK (AP) — A landscape Vincent van Gogh created a year before his death will lead Sotheby’s impressionist and modern art sale in New York this fall.
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Miss America thought deflategate answer would cost her crown
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Betty Cantrell, named Miss America eight days ago, should be totally focused on the crown. Instead, she’s still thinking about the New England Patriots.
Michael Flatley to make Broadway debut _ and then retire
NEW YORK (AP) — Former “Riverdance” star Michael Flatley, who helped spark a worldwide Celtic dance craze, will make his long-awaited Broadway stage debut this winter — and then finally hang up his tap shoes.
Soap star tweet-blasts Viola Davis' Emmy win, and apologizes
NEW YORK (AP) — Viola Davis’ history-making Emmy win and call for more diversity on TV thrilled most viewers of Sunday’s Emmycast.
A silver anniversary for Jerry Springer
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — As his talk show celebrates its silver anniversary on Monday, Jerry Springer knows better than to wheel a cake onstage with him. No sense tempting fate.
U2 concert canceled in Sweden because of security breach
STOCKHOLM (AP) — U2 canceled a concert in Sweden’s capital after a security breach and police were investigating on Monday whether one of their own was to blame.
Brother of wrestler Kurt Angle jailed in wife's homicide
DORMONT, Pa. (AP) — The brother of pro wrestler and former Olympian Kurt Angle has been charged in the death of a suburban Pittsburgh woman.
CNN hires foreign correspondent Clarissa Ward from CBS News
NEW YORK (AP) — Award-winning foreign correspondent Clarissa Ward is joining CNN, the network announced Monday.
Rare copy of Magna Carta going on view at NYC museum
NEW YORK (AP) — A rare copy of the Magna Carta is going on display at a New York City museum on the 800th anniversary of the historic document.
EPA, California to test other diesel vehicles after Volkswagen
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Environmental Protection Agency and California officials will test other diesel vehicles for use of software that deceives regulators measuring toxic emissions following news Friday that Volkswagen could face $18 billion in penalties for using that technology, an agency official said Monday.