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The article discusses the performance of the Miami Heat and Shaquille O'Neal at a game in Miami on May 8, 2006. O'Neal scored 20 points in the game and was particularly effective in the fourth-quarter; he was part of a Miami Heat fourth quarter comeback. The author discusses the New York Nets' win and analyzes O'Neil's career.

Theatergoers looking to experience the wittiest part of John Guare's ''Free of Man of Color,'' the spangled white elephant now rampaging at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, need only pick up a program. You know how practically every Playbill handed out on Broadway these days features a list of producers as long as Shaquille O'Neal's arm? Well, Mr. Guare has provided a smashing variation on such credits, just below the title instead of above it. Kicking off with a courtly phrase of acknowledgment (''with deep bows to''), this list includes all-time big-shots like Lord Byron, Euripides, John Milton, Moliere, Napoleon Bonaparte, Barbara Bush(!) and Virgil. And, Shakespeare, of course. And William Wycherley, who wrote ''The Country Wife,'' the Restoration comedy that provides the plot -- or one of the plots -- for this tale of adultery, racism and the Louisiana Purchase. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This article reports on the completion of the Sportscaster U program by basketball player Shaquille O'Neal at the public communications school at Syracuse University in New York in May 2009. The program is designed for National Basketball Association (NBA) players looking to hone their skills on sports analysis. Program co-founder Matt Park described his experience of working with O'Neal.

Offers a preview of a basketball game between Miami Heat and the New York Knicks. Comment made by Knicks Coach Herb Williams; Inability of the Knicks to defend against Heat players Shaquille O'Neal and Dwyane Wade; History of basketball games between the Knicks and the Heat; Discussion of the management of the New York Knicks' finances and team members by Isiah Thomas. INSET: The Heat Comes North (but the Knicks Have Gone South).

This article presents photographs of celebrities like Shaqullle O'Neal, Wilma Gonzalez and Sandra Smalls. In one picture Shaqullle O'Neal holds one of his smallest fans, Malcolm Jackson of Harlem, in New York, as of September 20, 2004, at the launch of his new line of Payless Shoes.

Reports on the loss of the New York Knicks to the Los Angeles Lakers, 104-83, on Wednesday, November 19, 2003. Tie score up until halftime; Effect of fouls and free throws on the game's outcome; Performance of Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant; Celebrities in attendance at the game; Details of the game; Individual player statistics.

Discusses how many African Americans have Irish sounding names. How Irish and black citizens lived together in the poorest parts of port cities in the U.S; Suggestion that both groups were discriminated against; Consideration of African American celebrities who have Irish names such as Eddie Murphy, Toni Morrison, and Shaquille O'Neal; Reference to the motion picture 'Gangs of New York,' which depicts the tension between the blacks and the irish in New York.

Reports on common gossip related to celebrities in New York City as of December 11, 2002. Rumors about Shaquille O'Neal's wedding scheduled for December 27, 2002; Details of a deal signed between King's Potato Chips and a number of music artists; Controversy surrounding the personal life of Rhythm & Blues star Tyrese.

Reports on a basketball game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks, held in New York on March 19, 2000, which the Lakers won, 92-85. Details on the game, including the performance of Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant; Comments on how the Knicks played.