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Birthdays, July 22
Former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., 95; actor-comedian Orson Bean, 90; author Tom Robbins, 86; actress Louise Fletcher, 84 years old; rhythm and blues singer Chuck Jackson, 81; actor Terence Stamp, 80; game show host Alex Trebek, 78; singer George Clinton, 77; actor-singer Bobby Sherman, 75 years old; former Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, 75 years old; director-director Paul Schrader, 72 years old; actor Danny Glover, 72 years old; the singer Mireille Mathieu, 72 years old; actor-comedian-director Albert Brooks, 71; rock singer Don Henley, 71; film composer Alan Menken, 69; singer-actress Lonette McKee, 65; jazz musician Al Di Meola, 64 years old; actor Willem Dafoe, 63 years old; rhythm and blues singer Keith Sweat, 57; actress Joanna Going, 55 years old; actor Rob Estes, 55 years old; folk singer Emily Saliers (Indigo Girls), 55; actor John Leguizamo, 54 years old; actor-comedian David Spade, 54; actor Patrick Labyorteaux, 53 years old; rock musician Pat Badger, 51; actress Irene Bedard, 51 years old; the actor Rhys Ifans, 51 years old; actress Diana Maria Riva, 49 years old; actor Colin Ferguson, 46; actor / singer Jaime Camil, 45 years old; Keyshawn Johnson, former NFL player, 46; rock musician Daniel Jones, 45; singer Rufus Wainwright, 45; actress Franka Potente, 44 years old; actress A.J. Cook, 40; the actor Keegan Allen, 31 years old; actress Camila Banus, 28 years old; actress Selena Gomez, 26 years old; In 2011, Anders Breivik, a self-proclaimed "militant nationalist", slaughtered 69 people at a retreat for young Norwegian islanders after blowing up a bomb in a neighboring Oslo that killed eight others in the worst violence in the country ever since. World War II
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ROME – Police in Northern Italy recovered two stolen paintings in 2017 , a Renoir and a Rubens.
Carabinieri police showed paintings for journalists Friday in Monza, a town in Italy's northern Lombardy region.
Investigators llege the works were stolen from Monza from a pair of art dealers by suspects posing as buyers. Investigators say the thieves had signed a fake contract pledging to pay 26 million euros (about $ 30 million) for the paintings. According to the investigators, when the traffickers were distracted, the thieves tore up the paintings and left.
Police said the paintings were found in a warehouse in Turin, Italy. Investigators said that there were eight suspects, including four Italians and a Croat arrested last month in the case.
Souvenirs of Williams for Sale
NEW YORK – Works by Robin Williams and Memories of His Career Including Autographed Manuscripts, Sotheby's announced Friday that the collection of Williams and his wife, Marsha, would be sold at auction in New York on October 4th.
The sale will include the street art of Banksy and Shepard Fairey, furniture and decorative art and more than 40 watches from Williams' personal collection
Part of the proceeds will be donated to organizations such as as the Juilliard School, the Wounded Warrior Project and the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. He died while committing suicide in 2014. The movie star, including "Mrs. Doubtfire", "Awakenings" and "Good Will Hunting", debuted as an actress and made herself known in the art. TV show "Mork & Min". dy. "
