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@NY1 News Reporter - 3-time Emmy winner. Mets, Jets, Rangers, Knicks - @SyracuseU @NewhouseSU grad. NYC Native - Drummer @PerpWalkNYC - My opinions /not emplyr
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The Paley Museum celebrates FIFA World Cup 2026

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By Roger Clark Verified
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The United States men’s national soccer team had a good run in the FIFA World Cup 2026, which the nation co-hosted with Canada and Mexico. Sadly, it ended in the knockout round against Belgium. That being said, there is plenty of history for the program dating back more than a century.
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Rockaways beach exhibit features unique ping-pong tables from 6 artists

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By Roger Clark Verified
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It may be the most unique-sounding ping-pong table ever. That's because it has musical instruments embedded in it. The usable sculpture was created by artists Las Hermanas Iglesias as a tribute to the cultural diversity of their home borough of Queens.
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Artists having a ball: Giant soccer ball sculptures celebrate art and sports

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By Roger Clark Verified
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How did a giant soccer ball end up in front of El Museo del Barrio on Fifth Avenue in East Harlem? It wasn't the result of an errant kick from a match at Central Park across the street. It's the work of artist Ronny Quevedo, who grew up in the Bronx and has a long connection to soccer. The piece explores the Earth's equator as a center that is movable and constantly being renegotiated.
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