He’s a mega-star who wears a sleeveless tuxedo and kilt to the Met Gala, and recently was traded to an NFL franchise that hasn’t won a playoff game since 1994 and hasn’t captured a division title in 30 years.

New York City is not going to “ban” glass and steel skyscrapers, but you wouldn’t know it from sound bites from the mayor this week. On Monday, Mayor Bill de Blasio repeatedly made it sound as if he’s poised to do just that, prompting multiple headlines and a New York Post cover along those lines, as well as a lighthearted-but-denunciatory Fox & Friends segment.

It was still 2-1 when Jordan Staal was sent off for roughing in the opening minute of the third period. Johansson slammed home a rebound of Brad Marchand’s shot to tie it, and just 15 seconds later the Bruins were back on the power play when Dougie Hamilton was given 2 minutes for roughing.

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Whatever the case may be, Bey was ready to address wink at the drama with the remix of her hit track "Flawless," featuring Nicki Minaj. Released on August 12, 2014, Bey closed out her new verse with the lyrics, "But no, we escalating, up in this b—h, like elevators / Of course sometimes s–t go down / When it’s a billion dollars on an elevator / Of course sometimes s–t down down / When it’s a billion dollars on an elevator / Ha-ha! God damn, God damn, God damn!!!"

These mini-mill facilities were small and far less expensive to build than the integrated mills that started with iron ore and coking coal to produce raw steel ingots. Because they melted scrap, they could skip the energy-intensive first steps used to reduce ore, and operate at a much smaller scale. But steel is an alloy whose chemistry has to be closely controlled. Particular grades of steel have precise percentages of iron, carbon, and other elements like manganese, nickel, chromium, or other small additions. Mini-mill producers initially had challenges controlling impurities in their scrap inputs; that’s why they started out making lower value less critical and lower margin products like the rebars used to reinforce concrete structures. But they figured out how to control their chemistry better and better over time. As Christensen pointed out, mini-mill producers were motivated to improve their processes and move up-market to more profitable products, and incumbents like United States Steel were motivated to flee up-market to higher value products like sheet steel.

As the designer of PSFS, the first International Style building in the U.S., Howe clearly wanted the Bulletin to be a departure from the traditional, soaring, Gothic-style newspaper buildings — buildings like the former Inquirer building on North Broad Street. In recent years, the city’s institutions have experienced a kind of architectural musical chairs, with the Inquirer moving into the former Strawbridge & Clothier department store, and the Police Department relocating to the Inquirer building.

This second-gen Charger features serious modifications that have completely transformed the overall profile of the model’s most iconic era. Who would have thought that the body was so long and sleek? That is, once it’s been dropped about six inches towards the tarmac. And though the dark primer looks good—a clear homage to Dom’s Charger in the Fast and Furious franchise—and the entire job looks immaculately conceived, the end result just lacks the punch that a stock Charger brings to the table. It’s simply too ornamental, more ready for car shows than a straight-line blast of the throttle. No real gearhead needs ornamentation under the hood.

Things got even more heated as past dramas resurfaced courtesy of a pot-stirring A’Keria, who got Ariel heated over some wigs she left behind after her elimination. Then Scarlet spoke up about how surprised she was that Silky and Vanjie were still in the competition, and honestly, it’s a little impressive that these queens can yell so much yet keep their faces still enough to get beat.

Dedicated in October 2016, the Academic Office Tower houses several departments and administrative offices, while expanding research opportunities and aiding recruitment efforts. It “is as beautiful as it is functional,” said Dean Gandy, chief executive officer, University Hospitals Authority and Trust.

Take a right and follow the path until you can take another right. This is the exit. If you’ve hit all four switches, the doors will be open.