One anonymous bidder has taken being a sneakerhead to a record level.
A pair of Michael Jordan's game-worn shoes from Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals were sold for $2.238 million on Tuesday, the priciest pair of sneakers ever purchased.
The sneakers were sold as part of a lot of sports memorabilia auctioned off Tuesday by Sotheby's. The Jordan XIIIs were the centerpiece of a two-part auction that also included the shooting shirt Kobe Bryant wore before his 81-point game, Tom Brady's full uniform from a game in the 2004 Patriots championship season and the jersey Pele wore in his 1975 debut with the New York Cosmos.
Neil Diamond is celebrating 50 years in the music business, and he has a lot of fans to celebrate with him. In the past half-century, he has sold more than 125 million records, released more than 40 albums, and put songs into the minds of millions. Now, Diamond is back with another album: Acoustic Christmas.
Diamond is hardly the first Jewish songwriter to dabble in Christmas music: Irving Berlin composed "
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – After a 5.7-magnitude quake struck near Magna, earthquakes are on many Utahns minds.
While earthquakes can’t be predicted, people can be prepared for them, according to a government website, encouraging Utah to “Be Ready.”
“Geologic evidence indicates that earthquakes larger than any experienced locally in historical time are likely in the future,” reads a post from utah.gov.
Utah is a seismically active region with most of the population “concentrated in the areas of greatest hazard,” the site reads.
The new teaser to Spider-man: Across the Spider-Verse is out now. It shares a glimpse of various Spider-People including our very own Indian Spider-Man, Pavitr Prabhakar. The new trailer of the film will be released tomorrow, April 4. The 15-second teaser shows Miles encountering a team of Spider-People charged with protecting its very existence. It also shows someone warning Miles stating, “you can't run forever kid!.”
Check the new teaser here:
High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease and strokes. A healthy diet is an important part in the prevention and management of high blood pressure. Clinical trials show that eating plenty of whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean meats, nuts and seeds and cutting back on foods high in saturated fat and salt can lower blood pressure.
Nuts are a feature of heart-healthy diets the world over and researchers have looked at one specific type of nut – walnuts – to see if having more of these could help improve blood pressure.