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Three days out. Own Sneaker History. More than 100 signed sneakers from Marshall Mathers's own collection go under the hammer Tuesday. Every dollar raised goes to the Marshall Mathers Foundation and the Detroit youth it has backed for over two decades. The Marshall Mathers Foundation Auction August 25, 2026...

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TO FIX THAT RAT, PARLIAMENT MAY NEED A MARSHALL PLAN. In 2008, when UB40 lit up Lugogo Stadium and belted out “There’s a rat in mi kitchen, what am I gonna do?”, the answer was obvious: fix that rat. The crowd went wild. So did two young men dancing like tomorrow had been cancelled -yours truly and Marshall Godfrey Alenyo Jr. It was reggae, rebellion, and rhythm. But as fate would have it, that song was less nostalgia and more prophecy. Fast-forward to 2026. Marshall has spotted another rat -this time not in a kitchen, but in the mechanics of representation, debate, and delivery. He fixed one in Jonam County and emerged victorious as MP. Now he has his sights on a bigger one: the quality and conduct of debate in the 12th Parliament of Uganda. And yes, he intends to fix that rat too—by vying for Deputy Speaker of Parliament as an Independent. This is not bravado. This is biography. I have watched Marshall speak in rooms where the air thickens and people lean forward instinctively. You know the look -hand to mouth, head tilted, eyes locked in. It’s the look of people watching thought assemble itself in real time. A piano could fall outside and no one would flinch. That’s eloquence with authority. From Namilyango College -where he was the default MC -to Makerere University as Guild Minister, to international platforms like the 2012 UK–Uganda Convention at the Troxy in East London, Marshall has done what great speakers do: make complex ideas feel inevitable. That day, a senior immigration officer calmly walked Ugandans through dual citizenship and the National ID rollout. The crowd was stunned. The speaker was Marshall Alenyo. Also in attendance was first lady Janet K. Museveni and speaker Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga . Add to that a career as a retired senior immigration officer, a Masters of Law in International Human Rights and Public Policy from University College Cork, and the instincts of a lawyer trained in evidence, equity, and rule of law. Yes, he is also famously known as The Legend MC -because leadership, like emceeing, is about reading the room, setting the tone, and knowing when to be firm. Marshall is not naïve about the task ahead. He respects the eloquence of the incumbent Deputy Speaker, Hon. Thomas Tayebwa. But history shows that #Parliament thrives when it renews itself. Marshall often recalls the Constituent Assembly days -Wapakhabulo, Adoko Nekyon, Okullo Epak, Noble Mayombo -debates that rose above party and tribe, anchored in nationalism and pan-African purpose. That spirit, he argues, needs revival. So yes, this is a big rat. And yes, it will take a #MarshallPlan to fix it. Members in -the yet to be sworn in, 12th Parliament of Uganda may want to listen closely -because something is about to hit the floor. His name is Marshall Godfrey Alenyo Jr, MP Elect #Jonam #Uganda Daily Monitor The New Vision NBS Television NTV UGANDA The Independent

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There is a British tradition that has been happening every spring for over 800 years. 🇬🇧 The Black Death didn't stop it. The Reformation didn't stop it. Cromwell tried to abolish it. He failed. Two World Wars couldn't stop it. Almost nobody knows about it. It happened five weeks ago. ⏳ Every spring, on the Thursday before Easter, the King or Queen of England personally gives silver coins to elderly British people who have spent their lives serving their communities. 🪙 The coins come in two small leather purses. One white. One red. The recipients keep the silver coins for the rest of their lives. It started in 1210. An English king walked among thirteen elderly people in his palace, and gave them silver coins from his own hand. Every English king and queen since then has done the same. ⛓️ The kings have changed. The queens have changed. The cathedrals have changed. The recipients have changed. The act has not. The same silver coins. The same two purses. The same Thursday in spring. Last month, in a small cathedral in North Wales, the King of England walked among one hundred and fifty-four elderly British people, and gave them silver coins from his own hand. 🇬🇧 Eight hundred and sixteen years. More than forty British monarchs. One unbroken tradition. 🙏 This is what Britain has always been. A country that does not forget the people who served it. We are a growing community of British people, proud of an island that has honoured its own for over a thousand years. 🇬🇧 The coins. The cathedrals. The crowns. The keeping. Not forgetting. Not abandoning. Holding. This is who we are. This is who we have always been. Help us teach Britain its own history. Find out more at 👉 Be part of us. 🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

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An incredibly rare Gustav Klimt painting, which was stolen by Nazis before eventually landing in the collection of Estée Lauder heir Leonard Lauder (who was Jewish), sold at Sotheby’s tonight for a record $236,360,000 (hammer of $205,000,000 plus premium). This marked a record for modern art at auction and a record at Sotheby’s for any artwork. It also beats the known record for a Klimt painting by over $50 million (private sale) and the auction record for a Klimt painting by over $100 million. Painted between 1914 and 1916, it captures the 20-year-old daughter of August and Serena Lederer, two of Klimt’s most important Jewish patrons. Wrapped in an imperial Chinese dragon robe, Elisabeth stands at the height of Vienna’s cultural world — a world the Nazis would try to erase a generation later. After Austria fell to the Third Reich, the Lederer family’s entire art collection was seized because they were Jewish. Much of it was shipped to Schloss Immendorf, where retreating German forces set the building on fire in 1945. Countless Klimt works were reduced to ash. This portrait survived — one of the rare pieces to escape both Nazi looting and that catastrophic fire. The portrait was one of only two full-length Klimt portraits still in private hands. A vast majority of surviving Klimt paintings are in museums. Leonard Lauder and his brother Ronald Lauder (through his museum, the Neue Galerie) are among the few collectors to own Klimt paintings. Oprah Winfrey at one time owned a Klimt portrait. The evening sale at Sotheby’s, which included two other Klimt paintings that brought in $154 million, and Klimt drawings, brought in $527.5 million (hammer plus premium). The rest of Leonard Lauder’s collection goes up for sale tomorrow morning.

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