See, somebody is actually auctioning off a piece of David Bowie's hair.
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He had heard the city would soon be auctioning off new medallions.
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Auctioning off the magazines was more complicated than Meredith executives had expected.
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If you're auctioning off its assets, you can't put in a bid.
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It is not clear when the government will begin auctioning off seized firms.
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Martin Shkreli is auctioning off the right to punch him in the face.
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The zoo is auctioning off naming rights for the photogenic cubs until Aug.
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It's as if Jeff Koons were auctioning off dozens of Ai Weiwei works.
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The company is also auctioning off a final pair at a gala next month.
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And they make approximately $80,000 per month from auctioning off cars and motor parts.
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The pitch made it sound like the cars would be auctioning off public parking spots.
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Like Edelman's cut, she told Sudeikis she would be auctioning off his cut hair, too.
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But the couple couldn't stop their new bill collector, Nationstar, from auctioning off their home.
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Fellow opposition lawmaker Jose Guerra tweeted that the government was "auctioning off" the country's assets.
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And they worry that legislatures would simply start auctioning off the country's most striking landscapes.
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Police in the U.K. raised almost $300,000 by auctioning off a convicted hacker's cryptocurrency haul.
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"The practice of auctioning off American diplomacy to the highest bidder must end," Warren said.
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BTW -- Thomas is auctioning off a signed Rowengartner jersey to help people with terminal illnesses.
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The Parisian initiative auctioning off the love locks seems like a relatively easy way to help.
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One slightly cheaper option -- CharityBuzz is auctioning off tix and current bids are right around $6k.
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Garfield creator Jim Davis is auctioning off his spare comic strips — but not all at once.
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And, by auctioning off permits, the state will raise billions of dollars for more climate programs.
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A hunting advocacy group is auctioning off an Alaskan hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpGroup auctioning off hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr. Trump allies to barnstorm Iowa for caucuses Comedians post fake Army recruitment posters featuring Trump Jr. MORE and his son.
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Nearly two decades after Princess Diana's death, Kerry Taylor Auctions is auctioning off three dresses she wore.
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Should permit prices reach the ceiling, the government would bring down prices by auctioning off more permits.
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Well, Knott's Berry Farm, the legendary Southern California park, is auctioning off stuff it has in storage.
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The Trump family is auctioning off a summer internship to work at the Trump Organization, Politico reported.
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This May, the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa is auctioning off a Chagall painting through Christie's.
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Most recently, Zimmerman drew attention after auctioning off the handgun he used to shoot Martin for $250,000.
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The FCC will be auctioning off three different bands of spectrum at the same time on December 10th.
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After selling off its in-store shelves, display cases, and garbage cans, RadioShack is auctioning off its history.
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The government artificially limits the supply of land for development, auctioning off just a little bit each year.
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Werth says their number one concern was ensuring they didn't end up auctioning off 25 identical charcoal sketches.
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The company is auctioning off 21 additional passes on eBay, but they'll likely cost you more than $100.
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Take a look at the 11 cars Fux is auctioning off with Mecum in Kissimmee, Florida in January.
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Of course, auctioning off who is going to haul gravel isn't about saving affluent people a few minutes.
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"People used to make jokes about auctioning off jockstraps as an example of something outrageous," Goldin told Reuters.
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It still made sense to me because the city kept auctioning off medallions at higher and higher prices.
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The government began auctioning off rights two years ago to drill in parts of the Gulf of Mexico.
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His predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto, ended Pemex's monopoly and started auctioning off oilfields to private companies in 2015.
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Since 2013, he has been auctioning off lunch dates to support the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights group.
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The FCC will be auctioning off valuable 600 megahertz airwaves that can travel long distances and penetrate buildings.
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Disneyland is auctioning off an estimated $1 million worth of rare and vintage memorabilia from the park's early days.
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He recently raised $400 auctioning off his wares and donated it to the orphanage where he was cared for.
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He also raised an additional 150,000 euro on behalf of an elephant charity by auctioning off a safari tour.
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The Prop Store is auctioning off items from all three seasons of the series, which was canceled in 2015.
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And in the spirit of charity, the organization is auctioning off the opportunity for fans to witness their return.
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It will be auctioning off its last tables on eBay to benefit charities OzHarvest and MAD, Good Food reported.
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In September, Christie's will be auctioning off 400 personal items belonging to renowned actress and fashion icon, Audrey Hepburn.
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But auctioning off historical treasures into private hands at the expense of providing access to the public is problematic.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge is reportedly auctioning off her Golden Globes suit to raise money to fight the Australian bushfires.
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Johnny Depp is auctioning off millions of dollars worth of paintings ahead of his potentially pricey divorce with Amber Heard.
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She ended up auctioning off a glass of her own piss, culminating in her squatting down and filling the glass.
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And making it the Titanic trifecta, DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are currently auctioning off a dinner with themselves for charity.
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It is auctioning off non-Lincoln related artifacts in an effort to pay back a loan that is coming due.
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Craig Kenton, a New Zealander who's collected boomboxes for fifteen years is auctioning off his entire collection, and it's huge.
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The collector hooked up with Goldin Auctions ... who will now be auctioning off the super rare item starting July 11th.
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Germany's Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) is auctioning off 25 blocks of spectrum in the 25 GHz and 53 GHz bands.
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Gooding & Co. will be auctioning off three of Seinfeld's Porsches at its Amelia Island Auction in Florida on March 11.
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The US is auctioning off a former member of the Army's small but essential fleet of transport and logistics vessels.
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But now, two years after Pilgrim's 2017 death, his son is auctioning off his father's dream home through Concierge Auctions.
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Nine states have set a cap on emissions from the power sector through auctioning off carbon pollutant permits to companies.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge will reportedly be auctioning off her Golden Globes suit to raise money to fight the Australian wildfires.
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Luxury phone maker Vertu, which shut down its UK manufacturing operations in July, is auctioning off its back catalog of phones.
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The National Pastime Museum, at this point a digital-only archive, recently announced that Christie's would be auctioning off its collection.
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After all, look at the alternative—creating lucrative incentives for random hackers auctioning off security flaws to the highest-bidding governments.
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We're told Baker was the star of the night ... and even tried his hand at auctioning off some of the items.
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Recently bankrupted retail brand Toys 'R' Us is auctioning off its intellectual property as part of efforts to repay creditors, Reuters reports.
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But because flying cars are perpetually "just two years away," Moller is actually auctioning off his original prototype, not a production model.Surprise!
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The icon will be auctioning off a pair of her sunglasses to benefit The Trevor Project, a LGBTQ youth suicide prevention hotline.
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Over the 19 years that billionaire Warren Buffett has been auctioning off a lunch to benefit charity, the winning bids have skyrocketed.
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Yahoo is in the process of auctioning off its search and advertising business, and is expected to choose a winner this week.
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In the late 90s, having a low ICQ number conferred such street cred that people were auctioning off low numbers on eBay.
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The administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights and rolling back regulations, raising environmental concerns in states like Wyoming.
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Joining RGGI would be a key way to finance this transition toward cleaner energy with revenue coming from auctioning off carbon credits.
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Boleyn alleges he bragged about things such as auctioning off two members of the Runaways to be passed around during a party.
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The actor is auctioning off the rugged jacket he wore as Han Solo in Star Wars: The Force Awakens to benefit epilepsy research.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," T.I. wrote.
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It came after he was criticized for auctioning off a coffee with his sister, Ivanka, who is now a senior White House adviser.
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Former neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman is auctioning off the gun he used in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin.
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Warren Buffett is auctioning off another chance to grab lunch with him as part of his annual charity partnership with the Glide Foundation.
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The folks over at Heritage Auctions are auctioning off a 1989 yearbook from Parklane Academy in McComb, Mississippi which features Brit's Jane Hancock.
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And a portion of more than 500 other items Newton-John was auctioning off from her personal collection will also benefit the organization.
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The airline first offered the passes for a $599 fee in 2009, before auctioning off the last of its remaining passes in 2010.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," he wrote.
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Us, an organization that focuses on ending political corruption, by auctioning off a chance to go wine tasting with her in a California vineyard.
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To mark the wedding, the pearl specialist is auctioning off a special pair of earrings inspired by Meghan Markle and her love of calligraphy.
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She's auctioning off some of her most iconic outfits (and yes, her iconic workout leotard is among them) on September 23 through Julien's Auctions.
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Yahoo — Yahoo is auctioning off about 3,000 patents in a sale that could raise more than $1 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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On top of that, his estranged father is also auctioning off Cash's possessions for, well, cash and it's turned into a major media storm.
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NOTES: The Yankees and Red Sox teamed up to raise money for Hurricane Harvey relief by auctioning off autographed team memorabilia from the game.
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But as bad as that is ... she thinks auctioning off the door of the car in which Biggie was gunned down is even worse.
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The network has already apologized for the sketch which showed a white man auctioning off players (many of them black) to a white crowd.
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Apple is auctioning off a one-of-a-kind iPad Pro, Smart Cover, and and Apple Pencil to raise money for London's Design museum.
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The Detroit Land Bank Authority is auctioning off thousands of publicly owned properties through its public platform, Auction — and the bidding starts at $1,000.
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RM Sotheby's is auctioning off the majority of the most expensive vehicles, but the main Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance is hosted by Gooding & Company.
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To do so, it is now auctioning off thousands of publicly owned properties through its public platform Auction — and the bidding starts at $22018,25.6.
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Op-Ed Contributor With the demand for wireless broadband growing, the Federal Communications Commission is auctioning off a big chunk of the public airwaves.
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Mecum Auctions announced that it's auctioning off a one-of-a-kind 1965 Shelby GT350R Mustang race car at its Indianapolis sale this May.
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New York ___ The administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights and rolling back regulations, raising environmental concerns in states like Wyoming.
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But today, my friend, Vertu is drowning in debt and auctioning off these hilarious relics of excess with bids starting at a few hundred bucks.
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Horner had been active prior to 2016 and previously told VICE News that stories about President Obama auctioning off seized marijuana were attempts at satire.
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The Big Apple Circus, which folded up its big top for the last time over the summer, will begin auctioning off its assets next month.
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Many states guarantee that any money seized by police, or any profits from auctioning off forfeited goods, goes right back to the law enforcement agency.
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Why would you ever try and make someone else feel bad about the NFL's oligarchs auctioning off their loyalty to the highest-bidding municipal government?
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NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is auctioning off four of his six NBA championship rings to raise money for his nonprofit focused on STEM education.
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Once lands are transferred, states will be unable to afford the overwhelming management costs and the auctioning off of our public lands heritage will begin.
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The FCC will begin auctioning off three different airwaves in December, with the 6900,2628 megahertz of airwaves for sale representing the largest-ever spectrum auction.
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For the 18th consecutive year, Buffett is auctioning off a lunch to raise money for the Glide Foundation, which helps homeless people in San Francisco.
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By auctioning off his gift, the Berkshire Museum risks the painting being lost to a private collector who won't share the painting with the public.
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Clarke said the idea of auctioning off the chance to watch "Game of Thrones" with Daenerys Targaryen herself was suggested and she went with it.
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Writers are auctioning off signed books, musicians are hosting concerts, and athletes like Serena Williams have pledged to direct their winnings to bush-fire relief.
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The daughter of President-elect Donald Trump is auctioning off a "private meet and greet" over coffee, with auction site Charitybuzz valuing the experience at $50,000.
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He said that he owned an electronics store in Madrid but that he was going out of business and was now auctioning off all his stuff.
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Jonas also donated his time to the event, auctioning off a private acoustic personal concert – including him joining the hosts for dinner – which sold for $80,000.
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From what I can gather... This is the most repulsive,disgraceful, Embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen.
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In August - well before the break - a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers publicly announced it was auctioning off the source code for NSA cyber weaponry.
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In 103, Buffett began auctioning off charity lunches to raise money for Glide, a charitable organization he became involved with through his late wife, Susie Buffett.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins also honored the victims by wearing patches on their jerseys, and auctioning off the jerseys to benefit the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.
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McDonald's is auctioning off a high-polish 18-karat gold cup that's adorned with real diamonds and emeralds to honor the 50th anniversary of the drink.
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"They are auctioning off access to the first family in a foreign land," Norman Eisen, chair of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics, told CNN on Monday.
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The celebs are auctioning off meet-and-greets to raise funds for a NY based nonprofit called Farm Sanctuary -- and they've got quite a stable of talent.
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Yahoo is in the process of auctioning off its core search and advertising business and reports suggested that a final bidder would be picked on July 18.
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Barrett-Jackson, an auction company specializing in collector car auctions, announced on Tuesday that they'll be auctioning off 21 of Walker's cars and motorcycles in January 2020.
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This drop, CNN said, appears to have created a backlog of customers for Libya's smugglers, who have responded by auctioning off migrants for as little as $400.
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Starting March 1, the actress will be auctioning off more than 300 of her personal items, from housewares to purses to designer gowns, on Everything But the House.
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Christie's, in a bid to stay relevant, is auctioning off a portrait, above, created by an algorithm trained to imitate paintings from the 14th to the 20th centuries.
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NOMA, the Copenhagen restaurant that closed this year and plans to reopen in a different location, is auctioning off its original furnishings, décor and tableware in Chicago: Nov.
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Any nationalization effort would run counter to how the government has handled wireless infrastructure for decades: by auctioning off the airwaves and letting private companies do the work.
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STYLE Q. & A. Christie's will be auctioning off mementos from the exclusive members-only club in London, including a red velvet sofa, the doorman's coat and toast racks.
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In October of last year, the company laid off a "significant portion of its employees" and by the end of the year they were auctioning off office furniture.
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Bouton is also auctioning off about 20 lots of equipment and uniforms from his 10-year career with the Yankees, the Pilots, the Astros and the Atlanta Braves.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," he wrote in a lengthy Instagram post.
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In September Google opted for a remedy of the sort that her predecessor, Joaquín Almunia, had rejected: auctioning off the slots for comparison-shopping results on its search engine.
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Paris Hilton is a major mogul whose time is worth serious money ... according to a site auctioning off meetings with the most successful, influential and stupid rich business people.
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Bob-Waksberg has teamed up with the online fundraising site Omaze to raise money for California wildfire relief by auctioning off the opportunity to get drawn into the show.
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In Namibia, the government is auctioning off elephants and giraffes as part of a strategy to cope with a drought that has left one in five Namibians without food.
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Later on Monday, the U.S. Treasury Department will be auctioning off $39 billion of new two-year notes, an increase in supply by $1 billion from the month prior.
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Swizz Beatz is doing an awesome thing to raise money for the next generation ... auctioning off one of his original paintings to help raise funds for children in need.
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Now one collector is trying to profit off the King's hydration, auctioning off a crumpled-up Dixie cup he claims the singer drank out of way back in 1956.
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Rodrigues said the process of auctioning off the remaining area was likely to be delayed as Brazil's federal audit court, known as the TCU, looked into the auction's structure.
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She's auctioning off some of her most memorable outfits on eBay — approximately 200 items of clothing (no big deal) — including the scandalous BEC + Bridge halter top of Easter 2015.
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Former Australia cricketer Shane Warne, who raised over $690,000 by auctioning off his prized "baggy green" cap, will play in a charity Twenty20 game next month for bushfire relief.
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Of course, Shepard and Bell are both avid board game fanatics and are even auctioning off a night of revelry over a few games with the charitable auction site Omaze.
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The point Wu-Tang were trying to make, auctioning off a single silver-encased copy of the record, was that music had become devalued because it was so freely available.
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"We will see at every moment what is best for Mexico," she said, adding that the current government had been "irresponsible" by auctioning off too many oil and gas blocks.
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Panthers stud TE Greg Olsen is giving up something he loves for something he loves even more ... auctioning off his sweet '69 Chevy Camaro to help kids with heart defects.
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Popular acts are also learning to play online music outlets off against each other by auctioning off the exclusive right to stream or sell their music, a practice called "windowing".
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Since 28503, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has been auctioning off pools of very delinquent mortgages through a program they call Distressed Asset Sales Program, or DASP.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins wore "Stronger Than Hate" patches on their jerseys in a match days after the shooting, later auctioning off the jerseys to benefit the Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh.
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For nearly 1006 years, as a fundraiser for anti-poverty non-profit The Glide Foundation, billionaire and investing legend Warren Buffett has been auctioning off a lunch date with himself.
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As America's west struggles against drought and climate change, the federal government must stop auctioning off new leases so that we can leave these dirty fossil fuels in the ground.
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Heritage Auctions, based in Dallas, started auctioning off two comic strips per week in August, specifically the daily strips that appear in newspapers; they sell for around $500 to $700.
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The demonstrators rallied outside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, where the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) was auctioning off 2700 million acres of Gulf sea floor for new exploration.
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The demonstrators rallied outside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, where the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) was auctioning off 20103 million acres of Gulf sea floor for new exploration.
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The first step in doing this is auctioning off the C-band spectrum — the digital spectrum with the right balance of coverage and capacity to facilitate 28500G adoption all across America.
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It's dubbed "The Ultimate Hunter's Market," and this year, the club is auctioning off 23 separate hunts taking place in 2200 countries across Africa, Europe, Asia and North and South America.
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But the actress is offering her fans an easy way to become as fashionable as she is, auctioning off a huge selection of her wardrobe and personal possessions via Julien's Auctions.
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The US government is auctioning off the former USAV SSGT Robert T. Kuroda, an LSV (Logistic Support Vessel) Kuroda-class vessel fitted with all your beach landing and cargo transfer needs.
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Nearly two years after Joan's unexpected death, Melissa is auctioning off items from her mother's private estate at Christie's in New York City June 16 23 with some proceeds benefiting charity.
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Jharkhand's mines commissioner, Aboobacker Siddique, said authorities first planned to sell off dumps of scrap mica and would then focus on auctioning off old mica mines and other reserves for mining.
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The Federal Communications Commission is auctioning off two more bands of millimeter wave wireless spectrum this year -- 1.55 gigahertz of spectrum in two bands known as 24 GHz and 28 GHz.
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As the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission approaches, they're auctioning off the astronaut's memorabilia, from his signed "insurance cover" card, above, to a rejection letter from the Diners Club.
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But Dustin's got a softer side too ... the lightweight stud's auctioning off all his "Fight Night 120" gear, with 100% of the cash going to the family of a fallen cop.
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Smooth PR move, but it's going to take a lot more than that to convince scientists (and the general public) that auctioning off rare fossils to private collectors is a good thing.
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Speaking to 20/20, Pack discusses her mother's complicated relationship with Jim as well as his unusual behavior following her death — including auctioning off her personal items and remarrying 15 months later.
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Hackers calling themselves Shadow Brokers are auctioning off what they claim is the source code to a vaunted, likely state-sponsored hacking group many believe is affiliated with the National Security Agency.
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For the 3th year in a row, the octogenarian CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is auctioning off a lunch date to raise money for Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco, California.
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There are several conservation groups that have staged these auctions, including the Wildlife Conservation Society, which drew headlines in 2005 for auctioning off the rights to name a monkey discovered in Bolivia.
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Safari Club International's convention will feature a keynote speech from Donald Trump Jr., and is auctioning off a weeklong Sitka black-tailed deer hunt in Alaska with Trump Jr. and his son.
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Awesome gesture from PGA Tour star Justin Thomas -- the golfer is auctioning off his custom Kobe Bryant wedges ... and says the proceeds will go to the families affected by Bryant's tragic helicopter crash.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family, allowing them to qualify for subsidies.
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" Pai said last year the FCC was seeking to ensure that existing users would retain spectrum, give some entities a chance to obtain new licenses "and then auctioning off the remaining white spaces.
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Well, now you can ... 'cause the league is auctioning off a "used draft chair" -- which was sat in by an official Seahawks team rep at Radio City Music Hall from 2011 to 2014!
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In the 2016 tax filing, the Trump Foundation says that the money was raised largely by auctioning off a membership position in the club, and that the money was wired through the foundation.
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That includes selling off oil from the Department of Energy's emergency reserve and auctioning off the government-managed broadcast spectrum to wireless carriers — two of Congress' biggest go-to offsets in recent years.
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Now, nearly two years after her mother's unexpected death, Melissa is auctioning off items from her mother's private estate available at Christie's in New York City June 16-23 with some proceeds benefiting charity.
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Photo: Frederick M. Brown (Getty)This morning, Christies announced that it would be auctioning off 2003 items from the life and work of renowned theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking, who passed away earlier this year.
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WWE Diva Tammy Sytch might soon be free of the Hall of Fame ring she's auctioning off ... a bidder's come forward with a sweet 6-figure deal and one condition ... Tammy's gotta do porn.
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The FCC will continue "work required for the protection of life and property," as well as work related to spectrum auctions, since those are funded by the money raised by auctioning off spectrum licenses.
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In the meantime, they often have to pay a fee to keep the government from simply auctioning off the property — not to mention the legal fees to get a lawyer to fight the case.
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Trump's easiest and least controversial option is to create a new five-year plan for auctioning off blocks of the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf, the parts of the ocean and seabed under federal jurisdiction.
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The multi Grammy award-winning star is auctioning off three of her previous Halloween costumes to benefit her charity New York Restoration Project (NYRP), which works to make the city greener and more sustainable.
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Sports organizations and athletes have also launched fundraising campaigns for victims and relief efforts, with former Australian cricketer Shane Warne auctioning off his 'baggy green' cap that is awarded to players on test debut.
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A ninth-generation farmer, Mr. Lamport, 47, shut down his dairy business in September, auctioning off a herd of nearly 150 cows in his barnyard in Hobart, a small town in the northern Catskills.
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"They are auctioning off access to the first family in a foreign land," Norman Eisen, a Brookings Institution senior fellow and chairman of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, told CNNMoney on Monday.
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Starting Monday, NBC is auctioning off hundreds of props from the set of Parks and Recreation, so stop shopping for Alexa pucks or whatever and treat yo'self to some real, honest-to-God, Pawnee treasures.
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The move came days after it was revealed that the organization was auctioning off a chance to have coffee with Trump's sister, Ivanka Trump, who is expected to play a role in their father's administration.
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Multimillionaire businessman Michael Fux, an avid supercar collector, is now auctioning off 11 cars in his five-garage spanning collection, including three Mercedes-Benzs, one Cadillac, one BMW, and two Porsches, McLarens, and Ferraris, respectively.
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The composer, DJ, instrumentalist and producer of Portishead is auctioning off a day's worth of his production services and his studio to the person who provides the highest donation to his Just Giving donation page.
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He would delve deep into decades and their aesthetic movements, from Art Deco to Memphis, the Bauhaus to the space age, and then discard them, auctioning off his carefully curated acquisitions without nostalgia or emotion.
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ANM had initially planned to start auctioning off the areas in the first half of 2019, but Director Eduardo Leão said in an interview that despite delays the first auction would still take place this year.
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The U.S. Marshals Service on Tuesday began auctioning off several high-priced pieces of jewelry seized from Madoff and his wife, Ruth, including a diamond tennis bracelet, a gold money clip and two Patek Philippe watches.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family that, in turn, allows them to qualify for subsidies.
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Both political conventions — each celebrating a certain kind of New York power broker — happened to unfold as the Four Seasons, the city's high church of transactional dining, was closing its doors and auctioning off its linens.
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In advance of the auction, we talked to Gore about the inspiration behind the painting, the pitfalls of the viral boom market, the confusing nudity rules on social media, and why she's auctioning off the piece.
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WASHINGTON — Since August, when a mysterious group calling itself the Shadow Brokers announced that it was auctioning off highly classified National Security Agency hacking tools, a low-grade panic has seized the nation's largest intelligence agency.
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The "Physical" singer is auctioning off the costume, along with many others from her lifetime of work, with some of the proceeds going towards her Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness and Research Center in Melbourne, Australia.
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The largest, the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, in 2016 fetched HK$18.8 million ($2.40 million) from auctioning off calligraphy by the top Beijing official in Hong Kong, according to local media.
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The store is also auctioning off some other cool swag, including, perhaps most notably, a Blade Runner poster signed by the cast and Ridley Scott as we lament the loss of an icon like tears in rain.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Argentina expects to receive investment of $1.8 billion after auctioning off 1,109 megawatts worth of alternative energy projects, mostly in wind and solar, Undersecretary of Renewable Energy Sebastian Kind said on Friday.
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And, by the way, from now until April 23, Tamron, is auctioning off some of her coolest closet gems on Housing Works, an organization that provides housing and to the homeless and those affected with HIV/AIDS.
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The newfound attention is all rather dizzying for an institution that five years ago raised money by auctioning off a gold coin collection and exhibited paintings that sometimes outnumbered visitors on the hot days without air-conditioning.
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This year, McDonald's is doing a splashy fundraiser for the charity: Per CNN, it's auctioning off an 21-karat gold, gem-encrusted Shamrock Shake cup supposedly appraised at $29,22010, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House.
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The sisters are auctioning off everything from heels and sneakers, to red carpet gowns and lavish outerwear (all designer names, naturally) on the luxury consignment site to support Puerto Rico's hurricane relief efforts through United for Puerto Rico.
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Seeking to work with the oil and gas industries to promote more domestic energy production, the administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to developers, according to on-the-ground reporting (The New York Times).
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Additionally, broadband spectrum auctions have favored large industry players by auctioning off large geographic areas, and licenses are set up so that the winners can easily fulfill connectivity targets by focusing on urban centers rather than rural communities.
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But construction company Al Khodari rose 1.3 percent after saying it had made a gross profit of 13.9 million riyals ($3.7 million) by auctioning off plant and machinery, and would reflect that profit in its fourth-quarter earnings.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - In an unassuming building in the heart of hip and gritty south Tel Aviv, a young distillery is hours away from auctioning off a batch of what it calls the first Israeli-made single malt whiskey.
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Madonna had no right to get a restraining order against her former friend who was on the verge of auctioning off a letter Tupac wrote the singer, and the former friend is asking a judge to unblock the sale.
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LGBTQ advocacy organization GLSEN is auctioning off a chance for two to attend InStyle's Golden Globes Afterparty, a walk-on role on General Hospital, a tour at DC Entertainment's top-secret headquarters and so many other Hollywood insider experiences.
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Now, the government led by the leftist Syriza party under Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says it wants to crack down on what it characterizes as a "triangle of corruption," by auctioning off a limited number of licenses on Tuesday.
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As Neil Armstrong's old bag of moon dust proved, space junk can be worth a whole lot of money, and the two plan on auctioning off the suits at the American Space Museum in November to help pay for their tuition.
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The NBA is auctioning off the jersey from Game 1 of the NBA Finals -- the game where Smith grabbed a clutch rebound with the score tied at the end of the 4th quarter and, for some reason ... RAN OUT THE CLOCK!
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And the financial implications are here too: One major arc in the film hinges on Reynolds auctioning off her extensive collection of Hollywood memorabilia, saddened by her thwarted hopes of being able to start a museum commemorating the history of Hollywood.
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The good times didn't stop there either -- Mike Meyers tried auctioning off his cell phone case for $40k (to no avail) and Julia Roberts ended up winning World Cup tickets with her hubby ... for no less than $100k, of course.
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You can watch the video below from Wired for a closer look: Nike has been teasing these shoes for years now, first auctioning off a non-functional pair that were replicas of the Back to The Future props in 2011.
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"Our London office began auctioning off fashion items as part of estate sales in the 1990s, and in 2003 began including contemporary handbags as collectors' pieces," said Matthew Rubinger, the Hong Kong-based international director of handbags and accessories for Asia.
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Oath, the Verizon-owned media company that encompasses the former Yahoo and AOL brands, has agreed to pay $4.95 million to settle charges that it violated children's online privacy by improperly tracking them and auctioning off their data to advertisers.
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The folks over at Gotta Have Rock and Roll are auctioning off a slew of famous guitars played and/or owned by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin founder Jimmy Page, Duane Allman, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards, among others.
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The FCC issues licenses to entities using the airwaves in the United States, and under Chairman Ajit Pai, it has made auctioning off licenses for high-band radio spectrum a priority as part of its goal of securing US leadership in 5G technology.
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The gritty details: In March, the FCC began auctioning off spectrum in the 25 gigahertz (GHz) band of radio frequencies, which are high-frequency microwave licenses to be used in delivering the 5G services all the nation's carriers are vying to deploy.
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The company's next step then was to make a bid to the Bureau of Land Management, the federal agency that is in the sometimes conflicting business of both protecting public land and auctioning off long-term leases on public land to industries.
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Instead of just auctioning off licenses or treating the band just like the unlicensed spectrum used for Wi-Fi, the FCC instituted a totally new approach — the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) — to encourage new players and new entrants into this space.
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So for Waxman-Markey we designed a measure that was in the bill that passed that took about 15 percent of the proceeds from auctioning off the permits and used it to, on average, make the bottom fifth of the population whole.
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The same Kunming court had in January attempted to raise funds to pay off investors owed nearly 40 billion yuan by auctioning off the bourse's inventories of indium, a silvery metal used in flat-panel screens and semi-conductors, on Chinese e-commerce platform Taobao.
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" Amnesty International released a statement announcing the auction, saying: "Following this evening's airing of Showtime's, Who Is America, host Sasha Baron Cohen will be auctioning off the 'Water Board Kit' seen in his interview with former Vice President Dick Cheney to benefit Amnesty International.
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Update: Strathberry, the label behind Meghan Markle's sell-out bag, is so appreciative of everyone who clamored to get their hands on her Tri-Color Midi tote that it's auctioning off the very last piece beginning Tuesday, through Sunday, December 17 at 3 p.m.
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"I received a call from a friend telling me that the club was closing and they were auctioning off the contents including the legendary dance floor, so I bought it," said Bruno, the chief executive of New York-based party planning group AMPM Entertainment.
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As climate change poses a growing threat to Western states -- California just sweated out the hottest summer on record -- it's outrageous that our federal government is bending over backward to ignore the risks of fracking while auctioning off public lands to polluting oil companies.
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On Twitter, Barrat called out Obvious; he believed it "really just used my network and are selling the results." left: the "AI generated" portrait Christie's is auctioning off right nowright: outputs from a neural network I trained and put online *over a year ago*.
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An auction house called Lelands -- which sells off famous sports memorabilia -- is auctioning off Charlie's movie-worn gear for him -- which includes his Cleveland Indians cap, as well as CS's 101 MPH baseball that Ricky 'Wild Thing' Vaughn threw to strike out slugger Clu Haywood.
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The Material Girl dug deep into her personal treasures, auctioning off pieces from her own art collection, a costume from her tour modeled by Grande and black and white photos from her 1985 wedding to ex-husband Sean Penn shot by the late photographer Herb Ritts.
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The FCC will be auctioning off licenses for the CBRS, and many local wireless ISPs—internet service providers that use wireless signal, rather than cables, to connect customers to the internet—have been hoping to buy licenses to make it easier to reach their most remote customers.
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But buried in the recent news about store closings—which have largely decimated a chain of thousands of locations—is the fact that the company is auctioning off much of its storied history in a Ubid estate auction that's going on for the next month or so.
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" Amnesty International also announced the auction in a statement on Sunday, saying: "Following this evening's airing of Showtime's, Who Is America, host Sacha Baron Cohen will be auctioning off the 'Water Board Kit' seen in his interview with former Vice President Dick Cheney to benefit Amnesty International.
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This afternoon, Berkshire Superior Court Judge John Agostini ruled that the plaintiffs in two lawsuits filed against the museum — including one brought by three of Rockwell's sons — had not made a sufficiently compelling case to stop the auctioning off of the work, the Berkshire Eagle reported.
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Auctioning off this block of spectrum for shared use will not only support America's rapidly growing mobile dependency, it'll create significant new amounts of capital that can ease tax burdens for U.S. citizens, slowly but surely reduce our nation's staggering debt, and fund other critical government programs.
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Auctioning off cattle raised in the provinces of Buenos Aires, La Pampa, and Córdoba since 1901, around 25,28.103 heads of cattle passed through its corrals on a daily basis in Liniers' hey-day, supplying Argentine consumers' and export markets' blood-thirsty lust for grass-fed beef.
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Jerry Brown, California's govenor and a stalwart supporter of the high-speed train, strong-armed the legislature in Sacramento into allocating it 25% of the state's annual "cap and trade" proceeds from auctioning off carbon credits to big polluters, which are currently worth around $21970 billion a year.
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Further trillions in revenues over the next 10 years can be raised by orderly auctioning off of non-environmentally sensitive, excess federal land and properties in western states, where the federal government anachronistically holds far too much land in what are supposed to be sovereign, self-governing states.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Tuesday it will be auctioning off nearly 4 million acres (1.6 million hectares) of land in Arctic Alaska for oil development next month, and it is promising much more territory will be open to development in the future.
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Some of his most charitable acts include auctioning off his 2013 Ballon d'Or trophy for $775,000 to donate the proceeds to the Make-A-Wish foundation, funding the construction of a pediatric hospital in Chile, and even paying for the cancer treatment of a 9-year-old fan.
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It's just one piece of a wide-ranging story that includes sequences of Fisher sneaking Cokes and grouching at her trainer as she tries to take off weight ahead of shooting Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Reynolds auctioning off parts of a multi-million-dollar collection of Hollywood memorabilia.
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The legendary producer has become a major player in the art world -- Jay-Z and Beyonce own a few pieces of Swizz's work -- and he's auctioning off the painting he created alongside our Raquel Harper from tonight's episode of "Raq Rants" on BET ... with all of the proceeds going to charity.
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Reversing a trend in the final years of the Obama presidency, the Trump administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to oil and gas developers, a central component of the White House's plan to work hand in glove with the industry to promote more domestic energy production.
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As on Google, Facebook has a piece of ad real estate that it's auctioning off, and potential advertisers submit a piece of ad creative, a targeting spec for their ideal user, and a bid for what they're willing to pay to obtain a desired response (such as a click, a like, or a comment).
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Then there were the Naval engineers who ignored her donation of her frequency-hopping patent and encouraged her to sell war bonds by signing autographs and auctioning off kisses instead, and the notorious crank doctor who kept her addicted on speed-laced "vitamin shots" for decades after she'd gotten hooked on pills during her studio days.
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Since then, Shkreli has made some partial payments, and the state recouped another $134,500 from him by seizing and auctioning off the seized Enigma machine for $65,000, as well a manuscript signed by Isaac Newton, a letter from Charles Darwin, and another letter written by English mathematician and writer Augusta Ada King-Noel, Countess of Lovelace.
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" • "Much like smart speakers, this new model community is a Faustian bargain, where you sacrifice your personal privacy and private data rights in exchange for high-end centrally located conveniences all too willingly provided by a company whose sole intent is to monetize the details of your daily life by auctioning off your information to the highest bidder.
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The cheapest shoes — black and red Air JordansFeaturing 100 of the world's rarest sneakers, the auction's offerings include a swath of coveted designs, from Derek Jeter Air Jordans to Nike Mags from "Back to the Future Part II." Read more: Sotheby's is auctioning off some of the rarest sneakers ever made, and some could go for more than $100,000Nike 'Moon Shoe' circa 1972The shoes were constructed by Geoff Hollister, one of Nike's first employees.
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The collection, which was compiled in conjunction with Stadium Goods, featured 100 of the world's rarest shoes, including the automatically lacing Nadal resigned as CEO and chairman of He is now the CEO ofRead more: Sotheby's is auctioning off some of the rarest sneakers ever made, and some could go for more than $100,000An avid car collector, Nadal plans to display his newly acquired pairs of shoes in his private Dare to Dream Automobile Museum in Canada, the Sotheby's press release said.
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