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LATER, LETTERMAN! Television. After 33 years on the air and more than 6,000 episodes under his belt, famed “Late Show” host David Letterman taped his last show on Wednesday evening. Tina Fey, Jim Carrey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus were among the stars to attend the show’s final filming. PAGE 02

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The plaza outside the “Late Show with David Letterman” was oddly quiet early Wednesday morning, with few tourists seeking out will call tickets, and news trucks swarming. But by mid-afternoon, Broadway between West 53rd and 54th Streets was full of enthusiastic fans welcoming celebrity guests and waiting to give the famed latenight talk-show host his final send-off. Notable names seen entering the final taping included Tina Fey, Jim Carrey, Peyton Manning, Barbara Walters and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. After 33 years on the air and more than 6,000 episodes, Letterman, 68, taped his last show on Wednesday evening. Stephen Colbert, formerly of “The Colbert Report,” will succeed Letterman. At Hello Deli, around the corner from the Ed

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Sullivan Theater, Rupert Jee rang up a construction worker for a cup of coffee on Wednesday morning, selling Letterman T-shirts to fans and indulging tourists’ questions about the late-night king. Jee, a frequent guest on the show for the past 20 years, appeared on Letterman’s penultimate show on Tuesday night, sharing his favorite “Late Show” moments. “You know, I’m never good at being on camera, so I was more nervous than anything. I just keep my mouth shut and listen to what he says,” Jee said. “The last few weeks have been busy. It’s like it was the first day he had arrived, you know, so now it’s the

final days and equally busy. Business has been good, but I’d give that all back if he’d stay a few more years. It’s unfortunate, but all good things come to an end.” Reed Sandridge stood outside the building, holding an unstamped letter, addressed to Letterman. “I just thanked him for making us laugh and entertaining us for the last 30 years,” said Sandridge, who has been writing one handwritten letter a day all year. “You kind of feel like you know him, you’ve been through his heart surgery. You know the crazy woman who used to break into his homes.” Joe Toplyn, who worked as a writer on both NBC’s

“Late Night with David Letterman” and CBS’ “Late Show,” told Metro one of his most memorable experiences was writing a bit where Letterman appeared to be at his desk in the studio, but when the camera pulled back, he was doing the segment from the back of a flatbed truck going 60 mph on a highway in New Jersey. “That’s a great example of Dave willing to try anything and breaking the form of television,” Toplyn said. “It was surprising and daring.” Additional reporting by Lakshmi Gandhi.

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Bin Laden fixated on attacking US interests: Documents Intel. The documents were part of a cache seized by U.S. commandos who conducted the raid on bin Laden’s house. Osama bin Laden was fixated on attacking U.S. targets and pressured al Qaeda groups to heal local rivalries and focus on that cause, according to documents the United States says were seized in his hideout in Pakistan and released on Wednesday. The documents published by U.S. intelligence also contained details of purported negotiations between al Qaeda, its allies in the Pakistani Taliban and representatives of Pakistani intelligence

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House lifts ban on Capitol Hill sledding The House of Representatives has voted to lift a ban on sledding on the U.S. Capitol grounds, freeing the area for one of Washington’s winter delights, a congresswoman from the District of Columbia says. The legislation passed

by the House of Representative urges the U.S. Capitol Police not to enforce the law, which has prohibited sledding for security reasons since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States. “Today the commonsense non-enforcement of the sledding ban on Capitol Hill, the way it has been for many years, is assured,� Congresswoman Eleanor

Holmes Norton said in a like.â€? statement late on Tuesday. Dozens of people The provision is not yet staged a “sled-inâ€? on Capischeduled for a vote in the tol Hill in March during a Senate. late-winter snowstorm, In February, Norton ignoring the police ban. made the request to U.S. REUTERS Capitol Police following news reports that oďŹƒcers, citing security issues, SLEDDING shooed away would-be ON CAPITOL sledders after a snowfall HILL in the U.S. capital. Norton GETTY called the ban “ScroogeIMAGES

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On a clear Arkansas spring afternoon after a day of horseback riding, Wade Earp sighed and said, “I wish we didn’t have to have a gay rodeo. I wish we could just rodeo.� Earp was a contestant at the International Gay Rodeo event held last month in Arkansas, a Bible Belt state on the front lines of the fight over gay rights and one of the 13 U.S. states where samesex marriage is not recognized. “Everybody deserves equal treatment. Everybody deserves equal rights,� said Earp, 45, a native of Benton, Arkansas, where he was raised in a fundamentalist Christian denomination, and a competitor in barrel racing, calf roping and steer riding. The 16th Diamond State Rodeo held in Little Rock drew 75 contestants, far outnumbering spectators, from a dozen states and Canada, all hoping to qualify for the International Gay Rodeo 2016 finals in Las Vegas. “For years, no one would allow us to advertise it,� said Sandy Bidwell, president of the Diamond State event, for fear protesters would create a disturbance. “My attitude is let them. It’s free advertising.� This year, they put up a sign directing traffic to the event, and no protesters came. For two days, gays and lesbians and at least one transgender man competed in barrel racing

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Oh good, more Gwyneth Paltrow parenting quotes Let it be known that Gwyneth Paltrow has relaxed her attitudes about exactly what her two kids are allowed to ingest, finally ending the embargo on “bad” foods, she tells Women’s Health. “My food philosophy is nothing should be ruled out,” she tells the magazine. “I don’t believe in saying, ‘You’re not allowed that.’ If my kids want a Shirley Temple with the radioactive cherry in it, go for it, you know?” So she’s gone from outright banning foods she deems inappropriate to laying on some next-level laissez-faire parental guilt-tripping? High marks, ma’am. Oh, and if you’re

interested in getting that Goop-endorsed glow that Paltrow rocks on the magazine’s cover, it’s actually really simple. She says she just believes in “exercise, laughing, having sex, being yourself.” So if you’re not getting the results you want, clearly you’re doing one of those wrong.

Ned Ehrbar takes on the world of gossip. NED EHRBAR Twitter feed Today, Tyra Banks is famished, Mandy Moore doesn’t like puzzles, Taye Diggs is heading back to Broadway, Kirstie Alley has trust issues and Katy Perry is feeling pretty satisfied.

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Olsen twins to Netflix: ‘You got us, dude!’

So remember all that talk about how Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen had no interest in doing “Fuller House” and that was fine because their former co-stars didn’t want them around

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anyway? Yeah, about that. A source tells Life & Style that the twins have had a change of heart and are signing on to reprise their shared role as Michelle Tanner for the Netflix reboot. “They figured it would be a good break from their usual work routine to go and join their old cast members,” the source says. “They are both going to join in the reunion in some capacity.” This, of course, raises more questions than it answers — like how do you work in two very famous actresses for one part? Or will Michelle have a long-lost evil twin? And what exactly is the Olsen twins’ “usual work routine”?

George Clooney is adjusting to married life

So how is George Clooney’s life changing now that he’s no longer a swinging bachelor? It turns out that Amal Clooney hasn’t been cramping his style too much — unless he gets out of line. “There is that moment when I’ve worn the same T-shirt, like, for a week that she says, ‘Really?’” Clooney tells Jimmy Kimmel during an interview. But just in case you think stars really are just like us, he’s not talking about literally the exact same unwashed shirt for a week straight but more just one style of shirt multiple days in a row. “I fake her out once in a while,” he explains. “I get different colors of the same T-shirt.” Oh, you prankster, you. So it’s more of a fashion faux pas than a hygienic concern. Rich people, am I right?

There was a bit of a hubbub last week when Cate Blanchett told Variety that she has had relationships with women “many times,” and Ms. Blanchett would now like to clarify that last bit, if you don’t mind. The topic came up because Blanchett stars in the lesbian drama “Carol,” which was a hit at Cannes. “Have I had sexual relations with women? The answer is no,” she says, adding that the part of her interview where she clarified that the relationships she was referring to weren’t sexual had been edited out. The article’s author, though, stands by his work, insisting Blanchett was accurately quoted.

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James Corden: What Letterman means to me apartment in Manhattan, and about a month in, I got incredibly homesick. I’d never been away that long before, and I would go home after every show while a lot of the cast would go out. I just wasn’t in the mood for it. “I didn’t know about this phenomenon of late-night television that airs at midnight and 11:30 every night. I would get into bed feeling very homesick, not being able to call home or speak to my parents or sisters, and I would put the TV on, and there was this guy. I found a connection with him in the way that so many others have — and in a much deeper sense,

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over the last 30 years — where it suddenly became clear to me what the power of a late-night host is. It is that you’re checking in with a friend. Suddenly, that last hour of my day stopped being a time where I wished I could ring my parents but became a time where I would really look forward to seeing what this guy was going to do tonight or what he was going to say. He was talking to me, directly to me, in bed. Then I realized the theater was right around the corner. I didn’t even know that! So I would go, and I would walk past it every day. “If someone told me in 2006 that I would be the person following that show and have something to say, I would never have believed them. And now

I’m here saying I still sort of can’t. It’s not lost on me that it’s an absolute honor to be in my position. I don’t know how long our show will last, but to think there might be somebody somewhere in one place who finds that connection with our show that I found with his those lonely nights would be thrilling for us. “I sent him an email at the start of the show asking him if we could do an interview with him in his theater, and he sent me the loveliest email, and he said, ‘I hope you don’t mind, I’m not going to do the interview. I think people are sick of hearing from me.’ And I remember thinking at the time he couldn’t have been more wrong, and I still think that now.� NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us

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MixRadio launches on iOS and Android Nile Rodgers and Charli XCX performed an acoustic version of her song “Boom Clap” at the news conference. / GETTY IMAGES

Apps. Pandora, Spotify and Songza have a new contender.

Streaming service MixRadio announced Monday that it is now available on iOS and Android — not just Windows devices. MixRadio claims that what makes it unique is that it’s super-simple to use and

also extremely personal to a user’s musical taste. To get started, a user just inputs a few artists he or she likes, and MixRadio launches a station with those artists plus similar artists. The app also has curated playlists based on mood or activity. Users can download mixes and listen in places without Wi-Fi, such as on the subway. The app is free and can be downloaded from Apple’s App Store or Google Play.

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‘Red Nose Day’ NBC has all sorts of famous people stopping in for this event, which aims to raise money for impoverished children in the U.S. and internationally. Sam Smith, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend and Will Ferrell are all appearing. 8 P.M., NBC

Juliette Lewis just finished solving mysteries on “Secrets and Lies,” so now she’s solving some on “Wayward Pines.” LIANE HENTSCHER, FOX

TALK SHOWS

‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’ If you’re mourning your Letterman-free evening, you might try tuning in for “The Tonight Show,” which offers the soothing comforts of Dwayne Johnson and a Meghan Trainor performance. 11:35 P.M., NBC

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‘Friends with Benefits’ Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis try to decide whether they can separate sex and love, but the important thing to remember is that this is the movie where Timberlake gets stuck in the Hollywood sign.

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RAPE ON ‘GAME OF THRONES’ AND ELSEWHERE We’re once again talking about rape on “Game of Thrones.� I know this is going to upset people on both sides, but I’m writing this column because it’s important to talk about the issue. Rape figures into a lot of storylines. Unfortunately, it’s a reality in this world, and that doesn’t look like it’s going to change. Personally, I hate seeing it more than I can say. I don’t think it’s entertaining. I think it’s a lazy way to advance plot. I think it’s overused, often for shock value instead of as a way to advance a character’s storyline.

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the past. For instance, in the book, Daenerys’ wedding night was not rape. Still a forced marriage, but the show made it worse than it was, clearly for shock value. It was a stupid change, especially in light of the fact that she then falls in love with her rapist. Then there was the Cersei/Jaime scene that was a rape on the show and not in the book. The issue is with choices the “Game of Thrones� writers are making rather than a terrible thing that is, sadly, the logical next step in the story they chose to tell. Look, the discussion is important. So, my two cents? You followed the story path in the most logical way. Maybe, “Game of Thrones� showrunners, we need to question why you decided to write this story in the first place.

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This week, we leave behind summer in the city for rosé and lobster rolls in the Hamptons. Here’s what’s new on the scene. EVA KIS Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa

290 Old Montauk Highway GurneysMontauk.com LDV Hospitality has completely revamped the food and nightlife scene, with five new spaces on the resort property: Tillie’s, a year-round Americanstyle eatery; Corso Coffee, serving Tuscan espresso and locally roasted brews; Scarpetta Beach, the breezier version of the city’s iconic Italian spot; The Regent Cocktail Club, an acclaimed craft bar that began in Miami, and boasts a lounge and outdoor deck; and The Beach Club, which will hold weekly Saturday outdoor barbecues. Also new: the Hamptons’ first-ever comedy festival on May 28-29.

Montauk Yacht Club

32 Star Island Rd. MontaukYachtClub.com Twin nightlife kings Daniel and Derek Koch will get the brunch crowd on their feet every Sunday afternoon throughout the summer, beginning Memorial Day weekend. They will also reprise their RISE party series on the Saturday evenings of holiday weekends, with DJs, celebrities and live acts. The star power continues to the kitchen with new executive chef Ron Duprat, who brought Haitian and Creole influences to French-Asian fusion cuisine on “Top Chef.”

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Life’s a beach

Capri Hotel, 281 Country Rd. BeautiqueDining.com Midtown’s upscale modern American restaurant is opening a second location this weekend, taking over the former BLT Steak space in the Capri Hotel. In the kitchen will be teen chef Greg Grossman, who put in time at the buzzy Georgica last summer, firing seasonal dishes with a French touch. You can also order Beautique’s grub poolside, in case you don’t intend on spending the summer living on mai tais alone.

The Club at Philippe

44 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton PhilippeChow.com After 10 years in NYC, it’s time to throw a party — or just create your own nightlife destination. Executive chef Philippe Chow himself will be in the new East End kitchen for opening weekend, serving his signature dishes like Peking Duck, carved tableside and served with housemade pancakes. (There’s also a full sushi bar.) After dark, it’s time for DJs, specialty cocktails and a new menu of late-night light bites.

Circo Southampton

268 Elm St. Cirque du soleil just became literal. In place of one Italian brand name — Delmonico’s — rises another. The Hamptons outpost of Circo, the upscale circus-themed Italian restaurant, will be a more casual version of its Midtown sister. Expect a beach vibe and a menu that’s heavier on seafood dishes, served indoors or outside on a “lush” patio.

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After hustling on the city’s club you lay out on the sand or play scene for 10 years, running bocce, Ping-Pong and volleyball. the show at NoLita’s Southside After sunset, expect movie among others, James “Jamo” screenings on the beach, too. Willis was missing the beaches At 10:30 p.m., Harbor turns of his native Australia. So into the only nightclub east last summer, between of East Hampton, with DJing regular beach parties and live Sunday gigs at the music. Performers Hamptons’ go-to will span genres, dance spot Surf but it’ll all have a Lodge, he found a note of nostalgia — restaurant space on think an old-school Montauk Lake and mix of everything Willis and his turned it into Harbor, fiancee, Miasha worth remembering opening this weekend. from the ’80s and ’90s, PROVIDED The goal: to re-create from rock to hip-hop, the beachside bars Willis grew reggae and dance. What it won’t up with on Sydney’s Bondi be like is the Southside outpost Beach. “We’ve really created he’s hosted in the past. “This is a great open space, with a scaled back, a lot more grown Mediterranean-style menu and up,” he says. “It’s not like a crazy beautiful decor that’s a little bit nightclub.” Australian, a little bit like you’re But if you like being surin Capri,” he says. rounded by mellow Aussies (HarThe menu spans fresh-caught bor is run by Willis’ countrymen) fish and wood-fired pizza (there’s and drinking cocktails beyond also a raw bar), with dinner serpina coladas in a retro beach vice Wednesday through Sunday house, then you’ve found your and lunch on the weekends. If new Hamptons go-to. you’re hanging out on Harbor’s “This is my dream,” says private beach, where dogs are Willis, “to get out of the nightlife welcome, grab Greek salads, and do it on the ocean.” Eva Kis wraps and fresh-pressed juices from the adjacent Booby Trap 440 West Lake Dr. café (open until 5 a.m.!) while TheHarborMTK.com

East Hampton Sand Castle Contest Every year, the Clamshell Foundation hosts this competition/fundraiser on Atlantic Avenue Beach in Amagansett to benefit various charities. This year’s event is on Aug. 1, starting at 9 a.m.; by 4 p.m., expect larger-than-life creations by teams of up to six people, from kids to pros vying at a level that always turns out breathtaking sand sculptures. You can register up until the morning of for a fee of $10, but strolling along to see the works in progress and the finished is completely free. ClamShellFoundation.org

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Where to see and be seen The can’t-miss events going on in the Hamptons that are worth skipping the beach.

Dan’s Taste of Summer Eat your way through three events showcasing the best of the East End. At Bridgehampton on June 17 is GrillHampton, a grill-off pitting eight NYC chefs against eight Hamptons chefs. The next day is Taste of Two Forks — no competition here, just the best food, wine and products from the North and South forks. Dan’s Harvest East End closes the foodie fest on Aug. 22 at McCall Vineyard and Ranch, focused on the wineries and restaurants of the North Fork and benefiting local agriculture. DansTasteOfSummer.com

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Besides the beaches and boats and pools and parties, there’s plenty more to do in the Hamptons — even refreshingly affordable daytime activities for the day-trippers. Hamptons season begins on Memorial Day weekend, with many seasonal spots reopening for the year on the unofficial start of summer. At Gurney’s Montauk Resort, this weekend will be the grand opening of its Regent Cocktail Club, so expect an all-out party DJed by Mike Nouveau, Franco V, Dexter Love and Doug Grayson beginning at 3 p.m. Over at party headquarters 1 OAK Southampton, arguably the Hamptons’ most stylish nightlife venue, kick off a summer of A-list performances (past guests have included Busta Rhymes, 2 Chainz and Lil Jon) with Sunday’s show by Jus Ske and a special appearance by Fetty Wap, who’s already got one of the songs

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of the summer with “Trap Queen.” The Watermill Summer Benefit, at 6 p.m. on July 25, is the ultimate hot ticket. Art, music, theater, fashion, food and drinks blend for this incredible night of one-of-a-kind installations and performances throughout the eight-acre grounds (39 Watermill Towd Road). This year’s theme is “Circus of Stillness: The Power of Wild Beasts.” The Hamptons’ biggest LGBT party of the season, the Hamptons Tea Dance, takes place from 4 to 8 p.m. on July 18 at No-

va’s Ark Project in Southampton (60 Millstone Rd.) Spend a festive afternoon in the park with dancing, refreshments and live music in a family-friendly atmosphere. (Read: you at the cocktail bar, kids in a special play area — it’s a win-win.) The park is known for its stunning outdoor sculptures, so don’t forget your camera. Proceeds benefit the Pride Agenda, a civil advocacy group for LGBT New Yorkers and their families. Throughout the summer, the Mulford Farm Museum hosts various events to find new trea-

sures to remember your summer by, including the East Hampton Antiques Show on July 1819. Hunt for artifacts, textiles, jewelry, artwork, lawn ornaments and furniture from more than 50 local dealers. Early buying starts at 9 a.m. for $20, but entry throughout the day is $10. If you’re feeling fancy, join the special opening-night party with cocktails and light bites on July 17, from 6 to 8:30, with tickets starting at $150 to benefit the museum and the town’s historic structures.


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May 21-October Fulton Street between South and Front streets SouthStreetSeaport.com Back after taking a year off, the Manhattan edition of Smorgasburg is superior in many ways. Most importantly, it’s open all week for lunch, dinner and drinks. New vendors include Lonestar Empire (Texas-style brisket), Lumpia Shack (Filipino spring rolls), the needs-nointroduction Ramen Burger and Schnitz, serving breadedchicken sandwiches. At the dual bars, grab draft beers, ice cream sandwiches and slushes. ARTS

‘S/N’ May 22-June 18 The Kitchen, 512 W. 19th St. Prices vary, Whitney.org Reminiscent of the title of a horror film, “S/N” is the annual exhibit from the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program. Named for radio’s “signal-to-noise” ratio, the project examines how static and background noises can interfere with one’s message.

May 22-25 BAM Rose Cinemas 30 Lafayette Ave. Prices vary, BAM.org BAM’s 22nd annual film series will screen feature-length movies from across the African continent; highlights include the Oscar-winning “Black Orpheus” and the animated fairy tale “Kirikou and the Sorceress,” in which an infant sets out to save his village. There will also be dance workshops and a bazaar. PROVIDED

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One of the best is the Salvador Dali Museum in that vacation haven, St. Petersburg. The Spanish surrealist was friends with Orlando also has a thriving arts the museum’s founders, Reynolds scene and an outstanding muand Eleanor Morse, and what seum in the Mennello Museum of began as their private collection American Art in Loch Haven Park. became this worldIt’s only small class museum with compared to the Reynolds 1,300 of the artist’s other museums and Eleanor works, the largest mentioned, but Morse’s private such collection with a focus on Dali collection outside Europe. It’s American art, is now a worldespecially good if the museum class museum. you want to see his certainly has early works, pardepth. It contains ticularly his more a wide selection conventional landscapes. of extraordinary work by the primitive artist Earl Cunningham St. Petersburg also has the and a lovely lakeside sculpture Museum of Fine Arts, with a pergarden. So remember: Florida manent collection that’s one of can be about Dali, not just Disney. INSIGHT GUIDES | MIKE GERRARD the finest in Florida and includes AND DONNA DAILEY Renoir, Monet, Cezanne, Willem

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erything on, under and around water. Stand on the observation deck while watching ships and tugs sail by and learn about maritime commerce. Command a submersible exploration vehicle and collect samples via a robotic arm. Budding meteorologists analyze weather patterns, experience storms in a hurricane simulator and discover the latest in tsunami research. There are shark touch tanks and marine life labs for future marine biologists. The battleship Wisconsin is berthed here. A self-guided tour is included in the admission

fee. For an additional cost, the Find a complete change of pace Topside Tour visits other areas, at The Chrysler Museum of Art including the (www.chrysler. Captain’s Quarters org). The most Take a tour of and bridge. It’s a kid-friendly the Captain’s 90-minute tour for gallery is the Quarters on those 8 and up. Ancient Worlds the battleship exhibit with its Wisconsin. Norfolk is the Egyptian mumworld’s largest mies. There’s a naval base. See create-your-own the aircraft carriers, destroyers art studio too. Kids 10 years and and subs from the water on a older (and their parents) can take two-hour narrated cruise (www. a class in glassblowing, flame navalbasecruises.com) or a working, or stained glass and 45-minute bus tour. If you’re finish with a unique souvenir. lucky, one of the massive ships will be in the even more masThe Norfolk Botanical Garden’s sive dry dock. Children’s Adventure Garden

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Harborfest: This free festival features a tall ship sail-in, a “build a boat and will it float” contest, a tugboat muster, traditional Chesapeake Bay work boats and Saturday night fireworks. June 5 to 7 Doumar’s: An ice-cream lover’s shrine, Doumar’s is where the waffle cone was invented. Enjoy ice cream floats and sundaes, hot dogs and burgers, all with curbside service. www.doumars.com Chocollage: Near Nauticus, this mother-and-daughterowned bakery is famous for homemade desserts. www.chocollagebakery norfolk.com Ocean View Pier: Fish off the pier, which stretches out over 1,600 feet into the Chesapeake Bay. You

(www.norfolkbotanicalgarden. org) is good for a half-day. In good weather, get wet with the bubblers, foggers and sprays at the interactive play area. Elsewhere, there’s a “dirt factory” with an oversize tree house, where it’s all about bugs and soil,

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Gemini | May 22-June 20 Communicating with a distant friend or relative will remind you of your earlier goals. Revisit those ideas and start researching ways to get yourself back on track. Cancer | June 21-July 22 It may be flattering to be the object of attention, but a charismatic con artist may be leading you on. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Proceed slowly and carefully. You are likely to miss an important detail or opportunity if you are in too much of a hurry.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t let the negativity of others prevent you from getting where you want to go. Your success will be proof that you are right.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 The benefits of assisting others will be satisfying. Your generous spirit will inspire others, and your popularity will grow.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 You have control over your future. Make social and business connections that will give you an edge over the competition.

Beware of barbecued bugs

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Make plans for a solitary day. Trying to get along with others or convincing them to follow your lead will be difficult.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Someone will try to set you up for a fall. Be honest and own up to any error you make. Blaming others will make you seem untrustworthy.

Aries | March 21-April 20 Limit your spending. Pay down any charges that are incurring interest.

What ever happened to the good old days when the worst things we had to fear on Memorial Day were traffic jams and indigestion? This year, it’s all about food poisoning by the nasty E. coli, salmonella, and Listeria bugs lurking in hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets at millions of backyard barbecues. The U.S. Meat and Poultry Hotline’s advice is to grill meat and chicken products longer and hotter. They fail to caution that high-temperature grilling forms lots of cancer-causing compounds. Do we really need to choose between food poisoning and cancer? Luckily, enterprising

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You can make great progress by staying focused. Don’t get caught up in what others are saying. If you stick to your game plan, you will come out on top.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Romance is in the air. If you are single, this is the perfect time to meet someone special. If you are not, show how devoted you are.

Taurus | April 21-May 21 An entertaining day with family and friends will cheer you up. A game or challenge will shake up your usual routine and provide you with a pleasant and humorous diversion. EUGENIA LAST

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food manufacturers and processors have met this challenge head-on by developing a great variety of healthful, delicious, convenient plant-based veggie burgers, veggie dogs, and soy nuggets. These wholesome foods don’t harbor nasty bugs or cancer-causing compounds. They don’t even carry cholesterol, saturated fats, drugs, or pesticides. And, they are right there, in the frozen food section of our supermarket. This Memorial Day, let’s stay safe on the roads and safe at the family barbecue. BERNARD JACOBSEN

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Rangers fall in wild one NHL. The Lighting earned a 6-5 OT win in Game 3 Wednesday night. The Tampa Bay Lightning are in the midst of overthrowing “The King.� The Lightning registered their second consecutive six goal game against Henrik Lundqvist Wednesday night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final as they dumped the Rangers, 6-5, in overtime at Amalie Arena to take a 2-1 series lead. Nikita Kucherov’s lefthanded shot just 3:33 into the extra session blew right past Lundqvist to give the Lightning the walk-off win. The Rangers did show plenty of resiliency to get the game to overtime as they were down 4-2 at one point in the second period and were down 5-4 with less than two minutes left in the third period. But a

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Dan Boyle goal scored off a faceoff due to an icing penalty kept the Rangers alive for the moment. The second period featured a flurry of activity, with most of the action coming off the sticks of the Lightning. Tampa Bay tallied three goals on 12 shots in the period. MATT BURKE @Burke_Metro sports@metro.us

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FANTASY FOOTBALL: AVOID DRAFTING THESE ROOKIES There is a sect of fantasy owner that loves the excitement that comes with the unknown. They’ll be the ones reaching for rookies not because they’re in a good spot — but simply because they’re rookies. We’ve already discussed the sizable firstyear upside of Melvin Gordon, Nelson Agholor, Breshad Perriman and Tevin Coleman. Now let’s flip it to the negative side and identify the rookies to avoid in fantasy drafts.

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Gurley a ghost The Rams took Todd Gurley with the idea he’ll be their foundation back for the next six to eight years. So they’ve already stated they won’t rush him back off his November ACL tear, a hint that he could open the season on the PUP list. Even once Gurley does get on the field, he’ll be dealing with a bottombarrel offensive line, the presence of a competent backup in Tre Mason and a schedule that

Enrique Burgos, RP, Diamondbacks — It’s possible Burgos will run away with the closer’s job after Addison Reed’s demotion. Matt Wieters, C, Orioles — The contract-year catcher ďŹ nally appears close to returning from elbow surgery.Â

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