Arts & Entertainment

Compared to mobile apps and desktops, there are many disadvantages of Spotify mobile web player, including: Internet Dependency The Spotify Web Player requires a stable internet connection to stream music. If you have an unreliable internet connection, it may result in buffering or interrupted playback. Limited features The Spotify.com/pair mobile web player may not have all the features and functionalities in the dedicated app version. Some advanced features, such as offline listening, may not be available on the web player. Performance Depending on the browser and device you use, the performance of the Spotify Web Player may vary. It may experience occasional lags or crashes, significantly if the device or web browser is not updated or optimized for web applications. The Spotify mobile web player offers a convenient way to access Spotify’s music streaming service, but it may have some limitations compared to the dedicated app version. What are the key benefits of Spotify Web ... Continue reading →

An oil painting attributed to Dutch landscape artist Hendrick Avercamp (1585-1634), an oil painting by Italian artist Paris Bordone (1500-1571), and a Wedderien, Inc. (N.Y.) finely carved obsidian jeweled bear are a few of the many featured lots in a Fall Estates Auction planned for Sunday, September 29th, by ACES Gallery, starting at 1 pm Eastern time. The catalog features nearly 400 items sourced from local estates and private collections, none of which are dealer merchandise. Lots include fine art, jewelry, silver, studio design and antique furniture, Asian art and collectibles, including dollhouse miniatures and an extensive collection of bear figurines. This is an online auction, but phone and absentee bids will be also be accepted. “We’re excited to bring to market some rare and unusual material, including samplings diligently curated by the lifelong focus of our consignors,” said Alex Fonarow of ACES Gallery. “Beyond our headline items in the catalog, I ... Continue reading →

Sterling silver flatware services by Georg Jensen and Old Newbury Crafters, stunning ladies’ watches by Graff and IWC, beautiful and desirable majolica pieces, fine jewelry items and nice pieces from Royal Vienna, Old Paris and Meissen are all part of SJ Auctioneers’ Super Luxury Jewelry, Silverware, Toys & Décor auction set for Sunday, Sept. 22. The online-only auction, starting at 6 pm Eastern time, features 221 lots of items by famous designers and makers, such as Tiffany & Company, Bvlgari, Audemars Piguet, Georg Jensen, Graff, IWC, Old Newbury Crafters, Prince Dimitri, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chopard, Harry Winston, Royal Vienna, Old Paris, Gorham, Gucci, Swarovski, Marx, Yonezawa and others. Bidding is available online now, at LiveAuctioneers.com. Pre-bidding is also available, meaning for those who are unable to attend the online auction, they can still leave their bids now. This auction uses Autopay by LiveAuctioneers.com. A link to the catalog is ... Continue reading →

Assonet, MA, September 11, 2024 -- What keeps most people from visiting the dentist?. Fear! Fear of pain, fear of being judged. Approximately 36% of Americans avoid dental visits due to fear of pain, according to the Cleveland Clinic, a nationally respected source for health information. Woodside Dental Care, located in Assonet, MA, is focused on removing those fears and providing a better dental experience, focusing on connecting with patients and building meaningful, long-lasting relationships. Patient comfort is the top priority, and the practice is continuously incorporating new technologies and techniques to minimize pain and anxiety. Dental anxiety and fear often stem from previous painful experiences, fear of needles, or general anxiety about dental procedures. Woodside Dental Care and modern dentistry have made significant strides in reducing pain and discomfort which can help alleviate some of these fears. Examples of Innovative Techniques: Strong Topical Anesthetic are ... Continue reading →

A rare Canadian Red Indian Motor Oil single-sided tin sign from the 1920s soared to $64,900 and an American Campbell’s Tomato Soup convex porcelain single-sided sign, also from the 1920s, finished at $24,780 in two online-only auctions hosted by Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. The two auctions combined for a robust $1,132,368.  All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars and include an 18 percent buyer’s premium. The scarce Red Indian Motor Oil single sided tin sign was the top lot in a Petroliana & Advertising auction held on September 7th. The sign featured the earlier and more detailed “Indian Head” logo and the slogan – “Best Motor Insurance” – is seen only in very early Red Indian advertising. The sign, 23 ¼ inches by 17 ¼ inches, easily beat its $12,000 high estimate. The die-cut Campbell’s Tomato Soup single-sided convex porcelain sign, embossed, was the top achiever in a September 8th Soda & ... Continue reading →

Wolcottville, IN, USA, September 14, 2024 -- The Leberfeld Collection of majolica – a collection so vast and important it was featured in one of the first coffee-table books on the subject (Majolica by Nicolas Dawes) – will come up for bid at an auction planned for Saturday, October 12th, by the Strawser Auction Group, online and live in the Wolcottville gallery at 200 North Main Street.  The October 12th event is actually one of three days of auctions planned by Strawser, with the Leberfeld Collection being the headliner that day in front of other select consignments. Nearly 250 pieces of majolica – the highly glazed, lead-based pottery first introduced by the Minton Pottery Company in England in 1859 – from the Leberfeld Collection will come up for bid.  Internet bidding will be provided by LiveAuctioneers.com. Here is a link to the catalog: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/343204_the-leberfeld-majolica-collection-auction/.  Jerry ... Continue reading →

A rare 1874-CC (Carson City) U.S. $20 Liberty Head gold coin and a Civil War Scott Confederate #3 2-cent green on drop postal letter cover, both in Fine/Very Fine condition, are expected star lots in a two-day Collectors Corner timed auction planned for September 21st and 22nd by Holabird Western Americana Collections, starting at 8 am Pacific time both days. Holabird Western Americana Collections has capitalized on the recent success of their timed online auctions – in which rare but lesser expensive items in a multitude of collecting categories come up for bid with a starting price of just ten dollars on every lot in the catalog. Online bidding will be facilitated by iCollector.com (Holabird’s preferred platform) and LiveAuctioneers.com. The 1874-CC U.S. $20 Liberty Head gold coin is the superstar lot of Day 1, with a pre-sale estimate of $5,000-$10,000. The coin is one of just 115,085 minted, and is 90 percent gold and 10 percent copper. The Scott Confederate #3 2-cent ... Continue reading →

Establishing an impressive portfolio is vital to any creative professional's career success, whether they specialize in photography, design, or content creation. A well-curates portfolio highlights your skill set, style, and versatility and makes attracting clients easier - however, creating one without being overwhelming can be challenging for beginners without an abundance of original works; this is where royalty free photos become invaluable resources! Understanding Royalty Free Photos Royalty-free photos can be legally utilized in projects without paying license fees or royalties per use. This makes the images widely available on diverse stock image platforms offering stunning images to create portfolios. Why Use Royalty Free Photos in Your Portfolio? Cost-Effective: Beginning as a creative professional can be costly. Investing in professional photo shoots or purchasing exclusive imagery might not always be feasible for every creative professional - royalty-free photos provide ... Continue reading →

A rare 1874-CC (Carson City) U.S. $20 Liberty Head gold coin and a Civil War Scott Confederate #3 2-cent green on drop postal letter cover, both in Fine/Very Fine condition, are expected star lots in a two-day Collectors Corner timed auction planned for September 21st and 22nd by Holabird Western Americana Collections, starting at 8 am Pacific time both days. Holabird Western Americana Collections has capitalized on the recent success of their timed online auctions – in which rare but lesser expensive items in a multitude of collecting categories come up for bid with a starting price of just ten dollars on every lot in the catalog. Online bidding will be facilitated by iCollector.com (Holabird’s preferred platform) and LiveAuctioneers.com. The 1874-CC U.S. $20 Liberty Head gold coin is the superstar lot of Day 1, with a pre-sale estimate of $5,000-$10,000. The coin is one of just 115,085 minted, and is 90 percent gold and 10 percent copper. The Scott Confederate #3 2-cent ... Continue reading →

Sterling silver flatware services by Georg Jensen and Old Newbury Crafters, stunning ladies’ watches by Graff and IWC, beautiful and desirable majolica pieces, fine jewelry items and nice pieces from Royal Vienna, Old Paris and Meissen are all part of SJ Auctioneers’ Super Luxury Jewelry, Silverware, Toys & Décor auction set for Sunday, Sept. 22. The online-only auction, starting at 6 pm Eastern time, features 221 lots of items by famous designers and makers, such as Tiffany & Company, Bvlgari, Audemars Piguet, Georg Jensen, Graff, IWC, Old Newbury Crafters, Prince Dimitri, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chopard, Harry Winston, Royal Vienna, Old Paris, Gorham, Gucci, Swarovski, Marx, Yonezawa and others. Bidding is available online now, at LiveAuctioneers.com. Pre-bidding is also available, meaning for those who are unable to attend the online auction, they can still leave their bids now. This auction uses Autopay by LiveAuctioneers.com. A link to the catalog is ... Continue reading →