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 Jamal Edwards, the founder of British on line audio system SBTV which helped launch the occupations of stars including Ed Sheeran, died on Sunday after a sudden illness, his mother explained. Edwards, 31, launched SBTV aged 15 and went on to acquire an MBE in 2014 for his expert services to new music. He was also an ambassador to the Princes Rely on, the charity established by heir to the throne Prince Charles. 
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Christopher Wool Used to Be the Market’s Most-Wanted Artist. Now, His Auction Sales Have Sunk by 85 Percent
During the early-to-mid 2010s, there was no hotter painter than Christopher Wool. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York filled its entire spiraling rotunda with the artist’s canvases in 2013. The exhibition was supported by major collectors including Tom Hill, Dan Sundheim, and Stefan Edlis. Wool’s painting Apocalypse Now (1988), owned by hedge-fund manager David Ganek and included in the show’s earlier outing at the Art Institute of Chicago, never made it to the Guggenheim. Instead, it headed to Christie’s, where it sold for a whopping $26.5 million, a milestone reached by just a handful living artists. At the time, new works by Wool went for as much as…
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Entertainment News Roundup: Marvel covers artworks starring Stan Lee go up for blockchain auction; Mumbai court grants bail to son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan and more

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 Marvel covers artworks starring Stan Lee go up for blockchain auction 
 Ten artworks demonstrating Stan Lee on the addresses of his comedian textbooks and signed by the late Marvel superhero creator go up for blockchain auction on Wednesday, with profitable bidders acquiring the bodily as very well as digital variations of the canvases. Pop artist Rob Prior began functioning with the gentleman powering, among the others, Spider-Gentleman, Iron Gentleman and Black Panther in 2017 on “The Legacy Selection: Portraits of Stan Lee”, and depicts him as his famed figures or in cameo photographs. 
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