Neil Diamond News
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The 19-year-old suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings was treated for wounds from police gunfire as the FBI acknowledged it was alerted two years ago to concerns his older brother was turning to Islamist extremism.
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The Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins returned to play today, after the capture of the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.
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After respectfully observing a pregame moment of silence to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, Bruins fans last night showed their defiance by loudly singing the national anthem before chanting “U-S-A” as sports returned to the city.
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The New York Yankees will play “Sweet Caroline” at the end of the third inning during tonight’s game against the Arizona Diamondbacks to show support for Boston, the Yankees said on Twitter.
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The classic winter comfort food Chicken Soup With Barley is being served in the middle of a steamy summer at Sloane Square’s Royal Court Theatre.
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Manhattan’s Brill Building, where songwriters such as Burt Bacharach and Neil Diamond penned pop hits, is being sold to investors led by Allied Partners Inc., who plan to redevelop its office and retail space.
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Bruce Springsteen fans have been waiting more than three decades to hear this.
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In 2005, Stockton, California, unveiled a gleaming new arena and ballpark on its riverfront, part of a $145 million plan to draw people downtown. The city east of San Francisco, a shipping hub for wine and almonds, is now negotiating with creditors to stave off bankruptcy.
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Sesac Inc., a performance-rights company, plans to sell $300 million of bonds linked to licensing agreements, copyrights and royalty payments for artists from Bob Dylan to Neil Diamond.
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Like a grisly car accident, it’s hard to avoid staring when a great actor gives a lousy performance in a horrible movie. One recent example is Michael Caine in “Harry Brown,” where the two-time Oscar winner impersonates Charles Bronson ’s vigilante from “Death Wish.”
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