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Nuno Bettencourt has sold his luxurious Los Angeles home for $3.75 million. The Extreme guitarist originally put the property on the market in October at an asking price of $3.95 million. Though it eventually closed for less than that, the price was still a significant increase from the $2.1 million Bettencourt paid for the home in 2013. Located in the Beachwood Canyon area, the property features dazzling 360-degree views spanning the downtown Los Angeles skyline, Hollywood sign and stretching to the Pacific Ocean. In its listing, the five bedroom, seven bathroom home was touted as an “archite...
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Extreme and Living Colour brought their Thicker Than Blood tour to Austin’s Moody Theater on Monday, thrilling the audience with a combination of mega-hits, fan favorites, choice covers and staggering technical virtuosity. You can see UCR’s exclusive photos from the show below. Living Colour came out swinging with an eight-song set that was equal parts aggressive and uplifting. The quartet set the audience ablaze with Vivid rocker “Middle Man” and the Stain one-two punch of “Leave It Alone” and “Ignorance Is Bliss” before paying homage to late MC5 architect Wayne Kramer with a funked-up rendit...
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Paris (AFP) - Almost half a million people have died in natural disasters linked to extreme weather events in the last 20 years, according to a new assessment of the direct threat posed to humanity by climate change. The mortality burden of climate-related catastrophes such as storms, flooding and heatwaves is overwhelmingly borne by developing countries. At the start of the Climate Adaptation Summit, held virtually this year due to the pandemic, the think tank Germanwatch calculated that these disasters have cost the global economy a staggering $2.56 trillion this century. An analysis of more...
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