When food takes centre stage, it is usually as a conduit for humanity. Somewhere in the pseudo religiosity of ritual and the flurry of flavours we summon stories of cultures, families, histories across time and geography. US playwright Katori Hall’s The Hot Wing King is no different. The night before...

Review: THE HOT WING KING, National Theatre

“Partings: Dances of Letting Go” is a collection of emotional works about loss, grief, and growth. This production was well attended by a diverse audience, and there was a warm feeling of community support for the performing artists and directors. The first piece, “Together/Alone, Section 4: A Place of...

Review: PARTINGS: DANCES OF LETTING GO at Cafritz Hall

“You in the black shirt – get up here and die.”. This opening direction perfectly set the stage for Who Did It?, Erik Acuña’s improvised murder mystery comedy performance that’s become an annual favorite (it won “Best of Fringe” last year). The premise is simple: the stage is set with a body and “evidence” collected from the audience; based on the evidence, the cast – comprised of a rotating collection of performers and teachers from Washington Improve Theater and Rails Comedy – investigates the murder and interviews suspects connected to each piece of evidence, before the detectives determine who is responsible and make their arrest.

Review: WHO DID IT? at Capital Fringe - Theater J

Reviewed by Ewart Shaw, Friday 19th July 2024. The Music Man, produced by Marie Clark Musical Theatre, is a great night out. Director, Adam Goodburn’s cast brings some of our finest music theatre performers on stage, with some promising young talent. Ben Francis, in the pit, doesn’t have seventy-six trombones, only two, but his thirteen-piece ensemble makes a brave sound. Linda Williams’s choreography is outstanding. She and Irena Setchell have collaborated with Goodburn on some really excellent ensemble passages, starting with the outraged travelling salesmen at the beginning, a complex and well-managed scene in the library, and the Shipoopi routine in the second act.

Review: THE MUSIC MAN at ARTS Theatre

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Lupita Nyong’o stars in “A Quiet Place: Day One.” Credit: Gareth Gatrell/Paramount Pictures via TNS. The 2024 summer movie scene has kept a steadily slow pace, with almost every film this season being mediocre aside from the occasional gem.

Movie review: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ struggles to bring novelty to a franchise once renowned for its ingenuity

Lancaster County, PA

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Fans of Frisco's Chicken were left reeling as the beloved Peruvian-style eatery announced the closure of all its locations in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The chain, known for its delicious food and strong community values, posted a heartfelt note on its doors, informing customers of the devastating news.

Favorite Chicken Chain Suddenly Closes All Stores, Heartfelt Message Found on Doors

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Millennials have long-been labeled as being narcissistic, lazy, and praising the virtues of avocado toast. But further analysis reveals something completely different. Millennials are not defined by consumerism, extravagance, and unrestrained spending. On the contrary, they are the generation that has embraced work-life balance, are financially savvy, and are eco-conscious. And when it comes to […]
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15 Most Popular Classic Rock Artists According to Millennials: Ranked

Rock music has been the heartbeat of generations, defining rebellious spirit, raw emotion, and timeless anthems that resonate across the ages. In this exploration of the Top Most Popular 15 Best Rock Songs of All Time, we delve into a collection of tracks that have not only shaped musical landscapes but have also left an indelible mark on culture worldwide. From the electrifying guitar riffs of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” to the revolutionary energy of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” each song selected here represents a pinnacle of artistic expression and sonic innovation. These iconic tracks transcend mere popularity; they embody the essence of rock’s evolution—from its roots in blues and folk to its explosive emergence as a global phenomenon. Whether it’s the visceral power of AC/DC’s “Back in Black” or the introspective depth of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb,” each song tells a story, captures a moment, and continues to inspire new generations of musicians and listeners alike. Join us as we celebrate the enduring legacy of these timeless classics that have defined what it means to rock out and feel the music to its core.

15 Best Rock Songs of All Time

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We all know people with a ‘sixth sense’ who seem to be just a little more in tune with the world than everyone else. Do you know which zodiac signs they probably are? We can’t be sure, but we’ll share the three signs most likely to have that bonus sense. Having six senses can be a burden and a blessing, and you just may find if you are one of these three signs that some things in your life can be explained by having an extra sense.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Have A Great Sixth Sense

New York City, NY

West Harlem Art Fund, NY Artist Equity Association and NY Women Chamber of Commerce will present artist Sherwin Banfield and his sculpture YEAA-a-a-a- a-ah! to Montefiore Park honoring the Harlem legend Kool DJ Red Alert. This work of art is apart of Harlem Sculpture Gardens, the largest outdoor public art exhibition in Harlem's history.

Harlem Honors the Legacy of Kool DJ Red Alert in Sculpture

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

There’s only one restaurant in New York City like The Leopard at des Artistes, a true treasure located on the Upper West Side. Housed within the iconic Hotel des Artistes. it is the perfect destination for those attending performances at Lincoln Center, shopping at Columbus Circle, and people that are enjoying the Central Park West neighborhood.

Review: THE LEOPARD AT DES ARTISTES on the UWS-A Restaurant Treasure

The year 1966 was pivotal for rock music, marking a period of exceptional creativity and innovation that resonated with audiences worldwide. The artists of that era were breaking new ground, pushing boundaries, and writing the playbook for future generations of musicians. It was a time when legends were born, and the music crafted then still echoes loudly today. Here are ten tracks that stand out from 1966, showcasing why this year was monumental in the history of rock music.

10 Songs That Prove 1966 Was the Most Influential Year in Rock Music

The Coal Mine Theatre will present the Canadian premiere of INFINITE LIFE, by Annie Baker, and directed by Jackie Maxwell. Performances run September 6-29, 2024. Five women in Northern California sit outside on chaise lounges and philosophize. A surprisingly funny inquiry into the complexity of suffering, and what it means to desire in a body that’s failing you.

Canadian Premiere of INIFINITE LIFE Will Be Led By Jean Yoon and More at the Coal Mine Theatre

Breathtaking dance set upon a backdrop of endless sky and sea returns when Fire Island Dance Festival, the charitable event of the Fire Island summer, makes its anticipated homecoming July 19-21. The three-performance celebration of established and emerging dance companies will again bring together the Fire Island Pines community to...

Spotlight: FIRE ISLAND DANCE FESTIVAL at Fire Island Pines

Chicago, IL

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Shortly before 3 AM, people in the Chicago area may have felt their houses shake as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred about 60 miles west of the city. (CHICAGO) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.4-magnitude earthquake around Somonauk, IL. Somonauk is in DeKalb and LaSalle Counties, 64 miles west of Chicago.

Did You Feel the Earthquake?

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A staple restaurant on Glenwood South, Plates Kitchen, is closing its doors after more than a decade in business. The restaurant plans to have its final day of operation on July 28.

Restaurant in North Carolina Now Makes An Unexpected Closure after a decade

Jethro Tull, formed in 1968, defied typical rock band conventions with their unique lineup, prominently featuring Ian Anderson as founder, lyricist, vocalist, and notably, flutist. Their pivotal album, Aqualung, released in April 1971, showed Anderson’s multifaceted talents and the band’s innovative approach to the rock music scene. The...

The Story Behind ‘Aqualung’ By Jethro Tull

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Salt Life Beer, a beloved brand synonymous with ocean enthusiasts and craft beer lovers, is facing turbulent times as it files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Known for its crisp and refreshing lager inspired by the sea, Salt Life Beer has become a staple for those who cherish the ocean's allure.

Another famous beer brand is going bankrupt and will file for Chapter 11

Richmond, VA

5th Wall Theatre has unveiled their 2024/2025 season, celebrating empowering stories that inspire change. This year, under the leadership of our new Artistic Director Kaitlin Paige Longoria, they will present two remarkable productions that explore themes of courage, friendship, and the human spirit. Opening the Season:. H*tler's Tasters by Michelle...

5th Wall Theatre to Present SANCTUARY CITY and More in 2024/2025 Season

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Review: THE WITCHING HOUR, Bridewell Theatre

We love a summer horror, but it’s rare for stages to be treated to one. No, you’re not having deja-vu, you might have seen a version...

Review: THE WITCHING HOUR, Bridewell Theatre

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