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As one of the most expensive residential property purchases ever made public, it was inevitable that Telis Mistakidis would hit the headlines when he bought his £46.1million London apartment.
The Greek tycoon’s 7,900-square-foot Belgravia duplex was one of six built by Candy & Candy in the capital’s former BT telephone exchange.
From the extravagant staff quarters to the hefty £3.2 million stamp duty bill, every decadent detail of the sale was pored over in 2015.
Every detail, that is, apart from the name of the woman who brokered the deal.
In the background, guiding negotiations at every stage, was property agent Becky Fatemi, whose exclusive firm the retired mining mogul Mistakidis, 58, had enlisted.
Clive Davis photographed in 2018.
Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Dave Grohl, H.E.R. & DaBaby, among others, set to appear on the May 15 special, benefiting the Grammy Museum.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Clive Davis announced in January that he would be dividing his iconic pre-Grammy Awards bash into two separate virtual productions, one scheduled for Jan. 30 and the other for March 13 on the eve of the telecast. The first event hosted more than 2,000 guests, including Bruce Springsteen, Rod Stewart, Sean Combs, Jamie Foxx, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Hudson and John Legend while raising money for MusiCares.
The March benefit got postponed in February when Davis revealed that he had been diagnosed with Bell s palsy, a condition characterized by muscle weakness that often causes one side of the face to droop. Now that he s made progress on the road to a full recovery, Davis has revealed that he ll pick back up where he left off with a second installment of the star-packed virtual
Clive Davis Sets Date for May Grammy Celebration
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Black Rob, rapper known for his hit single Whoa!, dies at 52
Best known for the hard-hitting 2000 single Whoa!, which reached No. 43 on the Billboard Hot 100, and a string of electric guest verses on songs by Mase, 112 and Total, Ross could sound both motivated and weathered even as a young man.
by Jesus Jiménez and Joe Coscarelli
NEW YORK
(NYT NEWS SERVICE)
.- Robert Ross, the rapper known as Black Rob, whose husky, seen-it-all voice powered turn-of-the-millennium hits like Whoa! and Can I Live for Bad Boy Records, died Saturday at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. He was 52
The cause was cardiac arrest, said Mark Curry, a friend and one-time Bad Boy artist, who added that Ross had numerous health issues in recent years, including diabetes, lupus, kidney failure and multiple strokes.
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