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GOOD THINGS: You might not be Martha Stewart in the kitchen, but you could at least buy her knickknacks and pretend to be. Kaminski Auctions in Beverly is auctioning off props straight off the set of the domesticated queen's hit TV show — from dining room furnishings to vases for meticulous floral arrangements — this weekend. There will be more than 5,000 items up for grabs, including sets of cookbooks from Stewart's own library and memorabilia like oven mitts, a toboggan, a rolling pin and cutting boards all signed by Ms. Martha herself. You can check out the catalog on Kaminski Auctions' site and build your wish list before bidding goes down at its Elliott Street gallery on Saturday and Sunday beginning at 10 a.m.
STARRY NIGHTS: We've got a fresh batch of celeb sightings for you from this weekend: Empire played host to Patriots safety Duron Harmon and his wife, Christine Sanchez, who feasted on a dinner of lobster cupcakes, black cod, short ribs and french fries; Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Celtics CEO Wyc Grousbeck and their respective significant others, Ricki Lander and Emilia Fazzalari, were spotted at Scampo before they headed to TD Garden for C's game on Saturday night; ex-Pat Danny Amendola can't pry himself away from Boston just yet, hitting up Back Bay Social Club with a friend and lunching on chowder, a salad, grilled buffalo pizza and a glass of pinot noir; former Olympic hockey player Mike “Rizzo” Eruzione was seen celebrating his son's 30th birthday at Kings Seaport, where we're told they enjoyed buffalo wontons and pizza.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER: You don't need to hunker down in New England to have a proper “Jaws” experience. Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski just shared that he's wrapped a filming project in the Caribbean, where he was apparently helping the Discovery Channel with its annual, weeklong programming dedicated to a certain oceanic predator. “It was one of the most wild adventures ever filming @sharkweek over the past few days!! Can't wait for it to air,” he wrote on Instagram. Neither can we.