CULTURE can be expensive, no matter which way the Dow is pointing. But in belt-tightening times, the cost of enjoying the arts in New York might seem particularly daunting.
I was living in Israel in October 1998, so I'm not sure when I first heard about the murder of 21-year-old University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard. But sometime later, after I was back in the United States, I remember watching a segment on television about the crime.
Looking for Las Vegas Show Tickets?So you want to see Cher at Caesars Palace or Cirque O at the Bellagio but you’ve noticed these events are all sold out. What do you do now? There’s one last chance to get these tickets directly from the box office but that might mean camping out in the stand by line on the day of the show. More than likely you’re going to have to find you’re tickets on the secondary market.
The heartbreaking impact of a worldwide Internet ticket scam is only now becoming clear, as victims arrive in Beijing without the Olympics tickets they thought they had purchased months ago. Among the victims is a California man who may now be unable to watch his 16-year-old daughter compete in swimming events. The father of a U.S. softball team player also says he was scammed after he paid $3,500 for tickets to the opening ceremony.The victims thought they had purchased their tickets from a Web site named BeijingTicketing.com.
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