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Paige Lorenze finds a buyer for $2.5 million Connecticut home as she and
tennis star Tommy Paul renovate new mansion
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Dairy Boy founder Paige Lorenze may soon have some more cash to splash on
renovations to the $4.7 million mansion she and fiancé Tommy Paul just
purchased—...
54 minutes ago
There are many reasons – luck, drive, timing – why these women are not as well known as the famous lead singers, but their pipes are every bit as good. With the rise of rap and synthesized musicmaking, the “big” sound of these women is increasingly in less demand, to the detriment of us all.
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Inspirationalism was also the order of the day for Lucy Walker’s “The Crash Reel,” about Kevin Pearce, the snowboarding champ who has slowly come back from a traumatic brain injury (suffered in a 2009 fall on the Park City slopes). Walker made the movie while Pearce, who at one time wanted to return to big-time snowboarding and now advocates for brain-injury victims, was very much still on the brink. She worried that her film might have this “terrible tragic ending.”