Green Day’s Mike Dirnt to Sell One-of-a-Kind Bass Guitars, Clothing, More on Reverb

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Collection includes Dookie-, Nimrod-, and American Idiot-era bass guitars, alongside other gear and clothing spanning musician’s career on Reverb

If you’ve ever wanted to own a bass guitar played by Green Day’s Mike Dirnt — including some that were set on fire — here’s your chance. Dirnt is selling a bunch of his gear alongside clothing he’s worn over his three-decade career via online marketplace Reverb. The collection, which can be previewed now via Dirnt’s Reverb shop, goes on sale beginning Sept. 9.

Kennedy Center Claims Tarps Are Necessary For ‘Ongoing Construction’—But Offers No Timeline For Removal

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The Kennedy Center told a federal court it has kept up a tarp in front of the venue’s facade for more than two months for “ongoing construction,” but it did not say how long it is expected to stay standing, prompting a rebuke from plaintiff Rep. Joyce Beatty, D-Ohio, who accused the center of a “childish refusal to accept this Court’s ruling” to remove President Donald Trump’s name.

Palestinian refugee and two relatives drown off English coast

A girl is taken to hospital in critical condition in what PM Burnham calls a ‘terrible family tragedy’.

Three members of a Palestinian British family have drowned after entering the sea off England’s Sussex coast, the Palestinian embassy in London says.

ARM Sells Its Own Silicon

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In AI hardware, there’s not a very wide field of competitors. Some describe it as almost a zero-sum game. For instance, xAI and the folks behind Colossus have said that they now only want to use Nvidia’s GPUs. Based on a dominant role in selling such AI hardware, Nvidia’s stock has blossomed to eclipse even those of Apple and Microsoft by market cap. That’s just one of many indicators showing that, in the new world of AI microprocessors, Nvidia is king. And there aren’t a lot of runners-up.