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bittybuttersliceontoast · 4 years

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Everyone Listens to Starkid, Right??

So, my partners (who shall remain nameless. I know you see this) have not listened to or watched any Starkid/TCB productions.

Starkid is a musical theatre production team that posts all of their musicals on YouTube, FOR FREE.

I will provide links down below to some of their shows, but this blog might become a Starkid Fan Page if I’m not careful.

Some Starkid Musicals That Are Great To Start With (And my Personal Review)

A Very Potter Musical - A Harry Potter Parody Musical. Some older Starkid Shows are split into a video per scene. This was the first Starkid Musical, was made when the members were in College in 2009 (almost 11 years ago). The audio and video quality aren’t the best, since it was 2009, but it is still an enjoyable comedy. As special of a musical it is in my heart, however, it has a scattered plot. It is the first of three “A Very Potter” Musicals. Draco Malfoy is played by a young woman, who rolls on the floor. Darren Criss, better known for his acting as Blaine in Glee, begins his acting career as Harry Potter. Made me ship Voldemort and Quirrel. 9.8/10 You won’t regret it, This Musical is Totally Awesome!

Official Description: Harry and his pals are in for adventure when the Dark Lord returns from the dead to take revenge on The Boy Who Lived! So take a ride on Voldemort's flying machine and get ready to go back to Hogwarts!

Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizer - This Musical is impressive. It’s Wicked, but it’s Aladdin. It’s heartfelt, but it’s an absolute joke. It is, somehow, as traditional as Sondheim and as fresh and new as Lin Manuel-Miranda. Long story short, It may be one of my favorite Starkid musicals. Twisted focuses on the classical Disney villain, Jafar. The musical tells a different story from that of Aladdin, however. In it, the Sultan is an incompetent man, and needs his Vizer, Jafar, to care for the country. Jafar, however, is hated by the people, who don’t seem to understand practicality. Aladdin is not a sympathetic Diamond in the rough, but a crazy, murderous, scoundrel. Jasmine, who, to my knowledge is only referred to as “The princess” is a well meaning, but ineffectual and oblivious at best and at worst, ditzy, and incredibly stupid. She is, however, an endearing thing, and I found myself loving her more by the 2nd act. 15/10 THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT, JAFAR!

Official Description: Hop on your flying carpet, because this musical parody retells the classic tale of Aladdin... from the villain's point of view! Long ago in a Magic Kingdom, one misunderstood Royal Vizier will go on a quest to save his city from its bumbling sultan, an invading prince, and the most notorious thief to ever live! With the help of the Kingdom's free-spirited, teenage Princess, the Vizier must find a magical lamp containing a wish-granting Djinn (who's really funny, by the way) and defeat the city's most-wanted criminal... Aladdin! This musical adventure celebrates and lovingly pokes fun at everyone's favorite series of hand-drawn, animated films.

The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals - A horror-comedy about singing aliens who possess people! Sounds fun! The first Starkid musical I ever listened to. *gasp* they’re a... NEW FAN??1!1!!?? Yes. I admit it. I had never seen anything Starkid related (except for the Edgar Allen Poe Murder Mystery from Tin Can Bros... long story) I honestly thought, at first, that it was a guy who was ranting online about not liking musicals. Then, when I found out IT WAS a musical, I figured it was about some guy learning how to enjoy musicals. BOY, WAS I WRONG. TGWDLM follows the title character, Paul, played by Jon Matteson. This musical and it’s sequel gave birth to a lot of what I call Baby Starkids. New additions to the cast. Now, I consider Robert Manion part of this list, because baby didn’t get enough screen time in Twisted, damnit. 11/10. Robert’s Hip Wiggles. Watch, and you’ll know.

Official Description: Everything in Hatchetfield seemed normal until people began singing... Then, they began dancing... And now, a musical pandemic is sweeping the entire city. It’s up to Paul (an average guy who doesn’t like musicals) and his friends to stop this musical apocalypse and fight for humanity’s future.

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#starkid #twisted: the untold story of a royal vizier #twisted starkid #tgwdlm #the guy who didn't like musicals #a very potter musical #a very potter senior year #a very potter trilogy #a very potter sequel #tin can brothers

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playbillstore · 6 years

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Available Trades (Feb 2020)

Here’s a post version for easier mobile access: *NEW* Dear Evan Hansen - The Music Box - June 2017 (Pride) (1 available)

Annie - Palace Theatre - July 2013 (B&W) (2 available)

Beetlejuice - Winter Garden Theatre - October 2019 (1 available)

Elf - Al Hirschfeld Theatre - November 2010 (OBC/ color/ 2 available)

Frozen - Hollywood Pantages Theatre - December 2019 (1 available)

Fun Home - Circle in the Square - July 2016 (1 available)

Hadestown - Walter Kerr Theatre - December 2019 (1 available)

How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying (Darren Criss) - Al Hirschfeld Theatre - January 2012 (3 available)

Les Miserables - Imperial Theatre - November 2014 (1 available)

Manilow on Broadway - St. James Theatre - February 2013 (color/1 available)

Violet - American Airlines Theatre - July 2014 (1 available)

Waitress - Music Hall at Fair Park (National Tour) - April 2018 (1 available)

West Side Story - Palace Theatre - November 2010 (3 available)

Specials: Sutton Foster One Night Only at Carnegie Hall Playbill - March 2015

Available from shadowypeanutperfection

Speed-The-Plow (with Madonna!) – Royal Theatre – May 1988

Indiscretions (signed by Rogers Rees (RIP), Eileen Atkins and Jude Law on title page) – Ethel Barrymore Theatre – July 1995 – ticket stub included

Three Tall Women (original production) – Promenade Theatre – Aug 1995 – ticket stub included

The Food Chain – Westside Theatre – Jan 1996 – ticket stub included

A Delicate Balance (cover slightly torn and taped with clear tape) – Plymouth Theatre - April 1996 – ticket stub included

Rent (signed by Anthony Rapp on title page!)– Nederlander Theatre – July 1996 – ticket stub included

Always…Patsy Cline – Variety Arts Theatre – June 1997

Victor Victoria (Julie Andrews) – Marquis Theatre – May 1997

Victor Victoria (Raquel Welsh) – Marquis Theatre – July 1997

10. 10 Naked Men – Actors’ Playhouse – December 1997

11. The Old Neighborhood (with Patti LuPone) – The Booth Theatre – March 1998

12. As Bees In Honey Drown – Lucille Lortel Theatre – April 1998 – ticket stub included

13. Hedwig And The Angry Inch (original production) – Jane Street Theatre – May 1998 – ticket stub included

14. The Lion King – New Amsterdam Theatre – June 2, 1998 (a few days before winning the Tony for Best Musical) – ticket stub included

15. Fool Moon – Brooks Atkinson Theatre – Nov 1998

16. The Mystery of Irma Vep – Westside Theatre – May 1999 – ticket stub included

17. Dame Edna: The Royal Tour – The Booth Theatre – March 2000 – ticket stub included

18. Much Ado About Nothing – Manhattan Ensemble Theater - October 2001

19. Adult Entertainment – Variety Arts Theatre – Feb 2003

20. Grey Gardens – Walter Kerr Theatre – October 2006 – ticket stub included

21. Spring Awakening (original production with original cast) – Eugene O’Neill Theatre – Dec 2006 – ticket stub included

22. Translations – Biltmore Theatre – Feb 2007

23. Boeing Boeing – Longacre Theatre – October 2008

24. A Tale of Two Cities – Al Hirschfeld Theatre – October 2008

25. La Cage Aux Folles (revival with Kelsey Grammer) – Longacre Theatre – October 2010 – ticket stub included

26. Other Desert Cities – Booth Theatre – Feb 2012 – ticket stub included

27. The Visit – Lyceum Theatre – May 2015 – ticket stub included

28. On The 20th Century – American Airlines Theatre - May 2015 – ticket stub included

29. Hamilton (original cast) – Richard Rodgers Theatre – July 2015

30. The King and I (Tony Award-winning revival) – Lincoln Center Theater – Nov 2015

31. Head of Passes – The Public Theater – April 2016 – ticket stub included

32. Shuffle Along – The Music Box – June 2016

33. Troilus & Cressida – Shakespeare in the Park – August 2016

34. The Color Purple (Tony Award-winning revival; slight rip on cover) – Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre – Dec 2016 – ticket stub included

35. Pacific Overtures – Classic Stage Company – April 2017

36. A Doll’s House Part 2 – Golden Theatre – May 2017

37. The Flying Dutchman – Metropolitan Opera – May 2017 – ticket stub included

38. Time and the Conways – American Airlines Theatre – October 2017 – ticket stub included

39. The Parisian Woman – Hudson Theatre – Feb 2018 – ticket stub included

40. The Ferryman (still in previews) – Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre – October 2018 – ticket stub included

Non- Playbill Programs

- Idioglossia (NYTimes-reviewed production of play that would become the movie Nell starring Jodie Foster in an Oscar-nominated performance) – George Street Playhouse, NJ – Nov 1992 – ticket stub included

- Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly: An All-Star Tribute to Ethel Merman – Richard Rodgers Theatre – Feb 1998 (glossy, large-format program and comes with additional, separate program on Madeline Kahn (RIP))

- An Evening With Donna Summer – Carnegie Hall – March 1998

- Much Ado About Nothing [Encore Off-Broadway Theatre program] – Aquila Theatre Company – August 2001

- The Judas Kiss (with Rupert Everett as Oscar Wilde) – Brooklyn Academy of Music – May 2016

#playbill #playbill store #playbill trades #playbill sales #playbills #broadway #new york #off-broadway #sutton foster #jane lynch #deh #darren criss

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kartiavelino · 5 years

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Aladdin Premiere: See Every Look as the Stars Arrive

Rich Fury/Getty Images It’s looking like “a whole new world” on Hollywood Blvd. The biggest and brightest stars flocked to the Los Angeles premiere of Disney’s Aladdin on Tuesday evening. Held at the famous El Capitan Theatre, celebrities lit up the “purple magic carpet,” as Disney cleverly dubbed it, with dazzling ensembles and beauty looks. Notably, Naomi Scott (Jasmine), Mena Massoud (Aladdin) and Will Smith (Genie) all showed up and showed out in over-the-top ‘fits that we wish made it into the film. The 26-year-old British star looked like a modern-day princess in a billowing pastel pink ball gown, while the 27-year-old actor opted for something more flashy with his multi-colored Givenchy suit and button-down. Of course, Smith turned his special night into a family affair as Jada Pinkett Smith, Jaden Smith, Willow Smith and Trey Smith all stepped out. Dressing as loud as his Disney character, the 50-year-old star donned an embroidered suit while his wife rocked a striking blue ensemble. Other notable attendees at the premiere included Nasim Pedrad (who plays Dalia in the movie) Christina Milian, Darren Criss and many more. Check out all of the photo highlights of the Aladdin event, below. Rob Latour/Variety/Shutterstock Mena Massoud The 27-year-old actor looks like “Prince Ali” in the flesh! Wearing a flashy multi-colored Givenchy suit, Massoud lights up the “purple magic carpet” (as Disney cleverly dubbed it). Rich Fury/Getty Images Naomi Scott Styled by Zadrian Smith, the 26-year-old British actress stuns in this billowing pastel pink ball gown. She ties her ensemble together with statement earrings, a daring deep red lip and sleek high-bun. Rich Fury/Getty Images Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow Smith & Trey Smith It’s a family affair! Article continues below Rich Fury/Getty Images Will Smith The 50-year-old star dresses as flashy as his character in a grey and black embroidered suit. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP/Shutterstock Helen Mirren The legendary actress graces the Los Angeles premiere in a simple but statement-making black and white suit. Rich Fury/Getty Images Jada Pinkett Smith The Red Table Talk host dazzles in a jaw-dropping royal blue ‘fit. “Arabian Nights,” Jada captions her Instagram post ahead of the event. Article continues below Rich Fury/Getty Images Nasim Pedrad The SNL star, who plays Dalia in the live-action Aladdin movie, stuns in a black lace, cut-out dress. Rich Fury/Getty Images Jaden Smith Jaden lets his neon pink hair do all of the talking as he steps onto the purple carpet in an all-black ensemble. Rich Fury/Getty Images Willow Smith The 18-year-old singer-songwriter goes glam for the special occasion in a tuxedo-like romper. Her bright red-orange lip and diamond-studded heels are a chef’s kiss! Article continues below Rich Fury/Getty Images Navid Negahban The Aladdin star wears a timeless pin-stripe suit while posing for pictures on the purple carpet. Stewart Cook/Shutterstock Tatyana Ali, Vaughn Rasberry & Edward Rasberry The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actress supports her former co-star’s latest movie as she and her family attend the Hollywood premiere. She also stuns in a vibrant off-the-shoulder yellow dress that shows off her growing baby bump. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP/Shutterstock Jasmine Tookes The 28-year-old supermodel dazzles in a lavish, intricately beaded red mini dress. Article continues below Rich Fury/Getty Images Christina Milian Christina shows up and shows out at the star-studded event. She dons a black sequin Balmain jumpsuit and ties it together with statement jewelry pieces and classic black heels. Rich Fury/Getty Images Guy Ritchie The director of Aladdin is here! Ritchie graces the purple carpet in a timeless (but not boring) suit. Rich Fury/Getty Images Patrick Starr Never one to dress basique, the YouTube sensation goes bold for the special occasion in a hot pink and marigold dress, complete with feather trim, purple pumps and a Barbie pink turban. Article continues below Rob Latour/Variety/Shutterstock Darren Criss He came to slay! The Glee actor attends the Los Angeles premiere of Aladdin in a unique get-up. Rich Fury/Getty Images Candace Cameron-Bure The Fuller House actress looks white-hot in her striking suit. Her vibrant makeup and rainbow clutch add a fun pop of color to her ‘fit. Stewart Cook/Shutterstock Alfonso Ribeiro & Anders Ribeiro Father-son date night! Ribeiro brings his little nugget to the Disney event. Even cuter? The two dress in matching blue jackets. Article continues below Aladdin hits theaters on May 24, so the wait is almost over! https://www.eonline.com/news/1043425/aladdin-premiere-see-every-look-as-the-stars-hit-the-magic-carpet?cmpid=rss-000000-rssfeed-365-topstories&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories The post Aladdin Premiere: See Every Look as the Stars Arrive appeared first on Top Of The World. https://kartiavelino.com/aladdin-premiere-see-every-look-as-the-stars-arrive/

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placetobenation · 6 years

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Over the past five years, Place to Be Nation has been fortunate to feature written and audio pieces by a plethora of very talented individuals. Here is a sampling of some of our content from June 1, 2013 – June 1, 2018 for your enjoyment and to highlight our variety and insight into wrestling and pop culture since our launch. Enjoy!

A Long December: The Story of 12/29/98

Wise Words From the Old Man…

The Title Match

We Miss the 90s: America Online

Ready To Rumble: Everything is Real, Everything is Fake

A Look Back at 24: Ranking the Seasons

Strutting Out a Legacy: RIP Jackie Fargo

Exclusive: Tim Kennedy: “It’s Good to Have Another Job Because the UFC Doesn’t Pay Well”

Oh The People You’ll Meet: Little League Edition

JT’s Running Diary: 2013 Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest

Wrestling and Politics: A Look at a Turbulent Relationship

Three’s Company: The Wyatts, The Shield, and Trios in Wrestling

We Miss the 90s: Dinosaurs

Titans of Wrestling #1: WWWF January – March 1979 (Audio)

Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Win?

Summer-Slammed: Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake & The Summer of 1990

The Chamber of Broken Dreams: SummerSlam 2003’s Main Event

Prime Time Player: Darren Young Comes Out

‘Headlocked’ Writer Looks to Change Perception of Wrestling Based Comics

In Too Deep: Is WWE’s Roster Oversaturated?

Weber Has Issues Special Edition: Calm Down, Nerds!

Ashton Kutcher Is A Douche aka “A Tale Of Two Kelsos”

The Winding Road to Lowell: Attending Raw in 1998

A Blind Eye to the Blind Tag

Oh the People You’ll Meet: IWC Edition

Parv’s Guide to David Bowie Albums

Wrestling With the Past #3: Celebrating Bret Hart (Audio)

Why the Browns Won the Trent Richardson Trade

What Happened to New & Original?

The Fiefdom of Sports Officials

The Lost Franchises of the ABA

The Alternative That Wrestling Needs

“Lightning Bolt” in Worcester: Pearl Jam Live

We Miss the 90s: Clueless

Welcome to Friartown, Section 103 – Meet the CWO

A Hero’s Exit: Chris Hero Departs WWE

Filth, Pollution & Corruption: The Ballad of Ludvig Borga

The Final Days of WCW

Richer & The Mailman 15: Cars, Death, Humor, Irony, and Richurrences (Audio)

Boxing’s Biggest “Problem”

The Best of 2013 in Comics

The High Spot: WWE Network is Here (Really) and the Top Stories of the Week

Wrestling Across America: Philadelphia with The Blue Meanie (Audio)

The Other Five Count – Greatest TV Dads

The Kevin Kelly Show #1: Adam Cole (Audio)

We Miss the 90s: Royal Rumble 1994 & An Ode to Friendship

JR’s Treasure Trove #4 – Mom Song by Old Spice

“The Cowboy and The Animal” – A Rundown of My First Live WWE PPV Event

A Tribute to Phillip Seymour Hoffman

The Kevin Kelly Show #2: AJ Styles (Audio)

PTBN Main Event #1 (Audio)

Valentine’s Day: A Love Story?

Parv’s Guide to the Wu-Tang Clan: Part 1 – The Knowledge

WWE Network Launch: First-Watches, Favorites and Gems from the WWE Library

Dad, the Hulkster & Me

The Kids Are Alright: NXT Arrives

Welcome to Friartown, Section 103: Providence vs. Marquette – 3/4/14, A Video Essay

The First Time They Didn’t Listen

Place to Be Podcast #300: An Extravaganza Three Years in the Making

Mended Harts – How Vince McMahon Apologized to Bret Hart & WWF Fans in March 1994

Brad and Chad’s WrestleMania Rewind Special: Ranking the WrestleManias (Audio)

Why Didn’t We Get This?? WrestleMania Matches We Wanted

A Tribute to The Ultimate Warrior

Philosophy of the Shield: The Case for Cap – Part 1

Happy Birthday Hot Rod! Remember When You Saved Virgil?

The “Us” Movement

It Ain’t Easy Being Green

Draft Day – The Tale of Two Trades

The Cowboy Goes to Class – Rise of the nWo

Forever Notorious

The Other Five Count – Favorite TV Season Finales

A Tribute to Macho

Movies of the P2B Generation: 1976

Hey, Hey, Hey…What is Going On Here? The Saved by the Bell Lifetime Movie is On the Way!

JR’s Treasure Trove #5: 2014 Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest

Five Reasons To: Get Over the New Thor Being a Female

The Rise of Tomohiro Ishii

Fandom, I Would Have Words With Thee

JR’s Treasure Trove #6: The Birth of Mr. Backlund – Bret Hart vs. Bob Backlund – 7/30/94

Guardians of the Galaxy Takes the Marvel Cinematic Universe to New Heights

We Miss the 90s: Regulate

Brad and Chad’s SummerSlam Rewind Special: Ranking the SummerSlams (Audio)

A Step By Step Breakdown of the “Step By Step” Music Video

PTBN SummerSlam Rewind Series: SummerSlam 1992 w/ Steve Corino (Audio)

Bray Wyatt, God Complexes, and (Breakable) Glass Ceilings

My Late Night Experience

Titans of Wrestling #36: Interview with Tito Santana (Audio)

Forget Ebola – What about Anthrax?

PTBN’s Greatest Song of the 90s Tournament: Pool Round One, Group A

2 DXers, 1 Champ

The High Spot: An Interlude on Intergender Wrestling

The Kevin Kelly Show #24 – Dennis Stamp (Audio)

Hulk Hogan, As He Should Have Been

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Adam’s Top Music Videos of 2014

The Kevin Kelly Show #25 – Jim Ross (Audio)

Place to Be Podcast #353: Jeff Jarrett (Audio)

Roman Reigns and Paying Dues

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The Ghost of Randy Savage Is Coming for Revenge

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The Best of Kevin Kelly at Place to Be Nation

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secretlymarceline · 6 years

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concerts im tryna go to:

mudi @ velvet lounge (dc) 4/13 $7

darren criss w/ lea michele @ kennedy center (dc) 6/03 $60

- tix go on sale 4/17

jorja smith @ howard theatre (dc) 6/13 $40

sno tha product @ milkboy arthouse (college park, md) 6/14 $18

-tix go on sale 4/13

panic! at the disco w/ a r i z o n a & hayley kiyoko @ royal farms arena (baltimore, md) 7/21 ~$70

and of course, broccoli city festival but that’s sold out so :-(

#reference #delete

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datshitrandom · 8 months

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Darren Criss in Australia | Five-City Tour | September 2023

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d-criss-news · 8 months

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Via Jack Whiteman's Instagram Story (September 7th, 2023)

#darren criss #darren criss @ theatre royal hobart #five stop aus tour #instagram #video #sept2023

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gossipnetwork-blog · 6 years

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50 Pop Culture Events Guaranteed to Get You Excited for 2018

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50 Pop Culture Events Guaranteed to Get You Excited for 2018

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Ladies and gentlemen, get those crisp, empty calendars out!

The time has finally come to say goodbye to the highs and lows of 2017 and hello to a new and totally cool 2018.

As pop culture super fans at E! News, we wanted to help celebrity lovers get pumped for the brand-new year. What better way to accomplish that goal than to create a handy guide of the movies, TV shows, concerts and trends coming sooner rather than later?

From Beyoncé‘s highly anticipated headlining performance at the Coachella Music Festival this April to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s fairytale wedding in May, we’ve got you covered in our gallery below.

So sit back, forget about those resolutions and get excited for what’s to come in the year ahead.

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Princess Charlotte Heads to School

January: The two-year-old tot has an important year ahead of her as she begins attending Willcocks Nursery School in London.

ABC

Arie Luyendyk Jr. Becomes The Bachelor

January 1: He’s back! Before Bachelor Nation is treated to the Winter Games spin-off, Arie will be given a shot at love. “I’m definitely a romantic,” he told E! News. “I love being the type of partner that surprises who I’m with and tries to do special things with them.”

Courtney Hizey Photography & Emily Maultsby

Married at First Sight Returns

January 2: Six strangers have agreed to take a chance at love and get married at—you guessed it—first sight! Lifetime cameras will be there to document every moment and see if the couples decide to stay together or go their separate ways.

Fox

The X-Files Returns

January 3: Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny are returning to their iconic roles of Dana Scully and Fox Mulder in the six-episode event series on Fox.

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Oprah Winfrey’s Golden Globes Appearance

January 7: The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has announced that the talk-show legend will be honored with the prestigious Cecil B. de Mille Award. And yes, we can’t wait for that acceptance speech either.

Eric Jamison/Invision/AP

Camila Cabello Releases First Solo Album

January 12: After leaving Fifth Harmony, the singer is ready to release her debut solo album that already has huge hits including “Crying in the Club” and “Havana.”

Entertainment Weekly

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Premieres

January 17: Penelope Cruz, Darren Criss, Edgar Ramirez and Ricky Martin will bring the tragic story of Versace’s murder at the hands of Andrew Cunanan to life on the small screen. And yes, the genius Ryan Murphy is behind the project.

Bravo

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy Returns

February: All things just keep getting better! Netflix has a new Fab Five that will forge relationships with men and women from a wide array of backgrounds and beliefs often contrary to their own.

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Justin Timberlake Performs at Super Bowl 52

February 4: No matter who’s playing on the football field on game day, music fans will appreciate the “Suit and Tie” singer’s halftime performance. Will Janet Jackson make a surprise appearance? Stay tuned!

CBS

Big Brother Celebrity Edition Premieres

February 7: For the first time, CBS will assemble a group of celebrities to live in the famous house. “Picture everything about Big Brother, but nonstop action because it’s going to be on a fast-forward button,” host Julie Chen teased to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Olympic Winter Games Kick Off

February 8: Let the games begin! The best athletes from around the world will compete for Gold in South Korea. Prepare for hours of suspense, tears and inspiration.

Focus Features

Fifty Shades Freed Hits Theatres

February 9: Your Valentine’s Day plans are already made thanks to the return of Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan. The third installment promises plenty of suspense, surprises and sex.

Marvel

Black Panther Hits Theatres

February 16: Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan and Lupita Nyong’o star in Marvel’s latest big-screen project that is sure to be a box-office smash.

YouTube

Frozen Comes to Broadway

February 22: Disney’s latest production tells the timeless tale of two sisters, pulled apart by a mysterious secret. Both are searching for love, they just don’t know where to find it. St. James Theatre here we come!

Island Records

Demi Lovato Begins New Tour

February 26: The “Sorry Not Sorry” singer is hitting the road in support of her sixth studio album, Tell Me You Love Me. DJ Khaled will serve as a special guest.

TLC

Trading Spaces Returns

Spring: After a 10-year hiatus, the hit TLC show is back with host Paige Davis and beloved carpenters Ty Pennington and Carter Oosterhouse.

Foxwoods Resort Casino

Guy Fieri’s Restaurant Hits the Seas

Spring: Carnival Cruise Line’s next cruise ship called Carnival Horizon will include Guy’s Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que Smokehouse|Brewhouse. BBQ, beer and boats? Count us in!

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Pink’s Beautiful Trauma Tour Begins

March 1: Thanks to the success of her seventh studio album, the Grammy winner is hitting the road. Expect hits, flips and plenty of surprises throughout the country.

Walt Disney Studios

A Wrinkle in Time Hits Theatres

March 9: The feature adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s iconic children’s novel has earned plenty of well-deserved buzz thanks partly to its star-studded cast and director Ava DuVernay.

ABC

American Idol Returns

March 11: Host Ryan Seacrest will join judges Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie for ABC’s revival of the singing competition show.

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Mean Girls Comes to Broadway

March 12: Tina Fey’s fetch movie is, like, coming to Broadway at the August Wilson Theatre. Cady Heron may have grown up on an African savanna, but nothing prepared her for the wild and vicious ways of her strange new home: suburban Illinois.

Pottermore

Harry Potter Comes to Broadway

March 16: Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, the show follows Harry as he grapples with a past that refuses to stay where it belongs. Seven stars of the original West End cast will reprise their roles at the Lyric Theatre.

ABC

Roseanne Revival Premieres

March 27: Get ready for the Conners’ comeback! Featuring the complete original cast including Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Laurie Metcalf and Sara Gilbert, ABC promised the show’s return will explore life, death and everything in between in the classic series’ brutally honest tone.

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Beyonce Performs at Coachella

April: She’s back! After welcoming twins in 2017, the “Crazy in Love” singer is set to deliver an unforgettable headlining set during both weekends of the music festival.

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Kate Middleton Welcomes Baby No. 3

April: Prince George and Princess Charlotte will have a younger sibling when the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William welcome their third child.

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Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert! Premieres

April 1: John Legend is NBC’s Jesus Christ in the live musical production airing from the Marcy Armory in Brooklyn, New York this spring.

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Kenny Chesney Begins Stadium Tour

April 21: Country music fans listen up! The “Come Over” singer brings his hits to the Trip Around the Sun tour that includes stops at multiple stadiums across the country.

HGTV

Joanna Gaines Releases Cookbook

April 24: Cooking just like the Fixer Upper star got a whole lot easier. “I’ve been working on this project for quite some time now, and the whole process has really been so fun,” the HGTV star shared on her website. “The cookbook is full of my personal tried and true dishes, favorites from family and friends, and some recipes from our restaurant that I wanted to share.”

Reese’s

Reese’s Outrageous Bar Hits Stores

May: Reese’s new candy is full of creamy peanut butter, surrounded by caramel and crunchy Reese’s Pieces candy and then covered in smooth milk chocolate.

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Taylor Swift Begins reputation Tour

May 8: In support of her latest record-breaking album, the Grammy winner will travel to stadiums across the country to perform her biggest hits. Expect star-studded crowds and surprises!

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Wedding

May 19: While there are plenty of Hollywood couples who will likely say “I Do” in the year ahead, this royal wedding will capture the eyes of the world. We’re already prepared—and pumped—to set our alarms.

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Maroon 5 Begins New Tour

May 30: The band behind huge hits like “What Lovers Do” and “Don’t Wanna Know” announced a 33-date North American tour in support of their album Red Pill Blues.

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Faith Hill & Tim McGraw Continue Soul2Soul Tour

May 31: The country music power couple are hitting the road together again for their top-selling Soul2Soul tour. And yes, we are crossing our fingers for joint performances of “Speak to a Girl,” “I Need You” and more.

Disney

Toy Story Land Comes to Disney World Resort

Summer: The new land located in Disney’s Halloween Studios will feature two new themed attractions including a family coaster.

Emojipedia

Redhead Emojis Arrive

June: According to Emojipedia, phone users will finally be able to give emojis red hair.

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Kesha & Macklemore Begin New Tour Together

June 6: The Adventures of Kesha and Macklemore Tour kicks off in Phoenix where $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) and PLUS 1.

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Oceans Eight Hits Theatres

June 8: Perhaps it’s the star-studded cast? Maybe it’s that intriguing trailer? Whatever the case may be, excitement is building for the follow-up to the Ocean‘s trilogy.

Disney/Pixar

The Incredibles 2 Hits Theatres

June 15: Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) is left to care for Jack-Jack while Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) is out saving the world in this highly anticipated sequel perfect for the entire family.

Universal Studios

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Hits Theatres

June 22: Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from a dangerous volcano.

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Shakira Begins New Tour

August 3: The El Dorado world tour is slated to kick off in Chicago. While the singer had to postpone dates because of vocal cord recovery, fans are still excited to see the superstar singer perform her biggest hits of her career.

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Ed Sheeran Begins Stadium Tour

August 18: After the success of Divide, the singer is on board for a North American stadium tour that will kick off at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.

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Kelly Clarkson Joins The Voice

Fall: The original American Idol winner has signed on for a spin in those iconic red chairs as a coach for season 14. “We’ve gone back and forth about a role as a coach for years, but the timing hasn’t been right until now,” Kelly shared at the time of the announcement. “I have always loved appearing on the show as an adviser or performer…Watch out Shelton, I’m comin’ to win!!”

People’s Choice Awards

People’s Choice Awards Moves to E!

November 11: The E! network has acquired the fan-favorite award show, which celebrates the best in pop culture and is voted on entirely by fans. Get ready for a star-studded show you won’t forget.

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Lady Gaga Begins Las Vegas Residency

December: Pack your bags Fame Monsters because the “Born This Way” singer is headed to Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino’s Park Theater to sing her favorite songs for audiences around the world.

Walt Disney Pictures

Mary Poppins Returns Hits Theatres

December 25: With a cast of Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, Colin Firth and more, something tells us the waiting until next Christmas will be worth it for this Disney movie.

Taco Bell

Taco Bell Expands $1 Menu

All Year: Step aside, McDonalds. Taco Bell hopes to satisfy fast-food lovers with 20 new options on its Dollar Cravings Menu throughout the year. Their most recent add was a $1 “Stacker.”

Universal Studios

Kung Fu Panda Comes to Universal Studios Hollywood

TBD: Another level of awesomeness at DreamWorks Theatre will feature Kung Fu Panda as parkgoers are immersed in a brand-new multisensory attraction. Join Master Po on an unstoppable adventure of awesomeness destined to stimulate your senses, exercise your wit and unlock the hero within through the power of kung fu.

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Giada De Laurentiis Opens New Las Vegas Restaurant

TBD: The celebrity chef and Food Network superstar plans to open her second restaurant. Called Pronto by Giada, the establishment will be inside Caesars Palace and serve as a quick-service eatery with Italian and Californian fare.

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