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2018 home in Los Angeles, California is so pretty, no wonder it’s $11.995M. It has 4bd. & 6ba.
Skylight and a plant wall in the foyer. Also love the gold door and window blinds.
The home has a tranquil vibe in the black walls and window wall that gives a panoramic view of the patio.
The kitchen doesn’t look like a kitchen and also has glass wall - isn’t that dramatic? And, there are drapes so that you can close them off.
Lovely sleek stairs to the 2nd level.
Rounded main bd. Look at how the windows open to give access to a patio.
Beautiful walk-in closet.
And. look at the huge en-suite bath.
The secondary bd. is also large and very pretty.
Secondary bd. has a lovely en-suite as well.
A rec room has a desk, seating areas, etc. for entertaining, plus it’s got atmosphere with the black paint and dreamy lit ceiling.
Descending the sweeping staircase to come down to the bar.
Lovely comfy home theater has acoustic walls.
The rec room opens to a patio to accommodate the guests.
The swimming pool is surrounded by greenery and a lovely fireplace.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/8517-Franklin-Ave-90069/home/23213574
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I canot find the revamped version of my hs au SO ITS BEING REWRITTEN
The most important part of this AU is that Theo is the "bad boy" trope and is the lead singer in a band.
Vincent never leaves the art room and he's trying to learn how to throw clay on a wheel but makes a complete mess every time and therefore only does potery shirtless because his art class is 2nd period and he always forgets to bring a spare shirt and an apron doesn't help. Aka all the girls joined the art club just to watch him. He specifialy reminds me of @/theo_hirschfield on insta
Leonardo is making a self discovery and finding out he is gay. Very gay. He's trying to date girls thinking that he just isn't finding the right girl, but he kisses a girl and goes "blah nope". Leonardo and Theo are also science class partners so Theo is always hearing him rambling on about something that never makes sense until one day when Leoanrdo looks at him and goes "I think I'm gay" to which Theo says "Yeah no shit". Which makes Leonardo question even more
Napoleon is a bi bitch whos eyes are only set on Jeanne. Yes I've decided to make Jean fem in this. Jeanne is a jock. SHE IS THAT AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL TROPE WHERE A GIRL WANTS TO JOIN THE FOOTBALL TEAM AND ENDS UP BEING THE QUARTERBACK AND TAKING THE TEAM TO FINALS. That's who Jeanne is. And Napoleon, who you would think would also be on the team, is on the sidelines watching her from a distance doing a dreamy sigh.
Isaac is an exchange student. He was going to a privet boarding school or some shit, but something happened to his parents so he's now stuck going to this public school and he has a very English accent.
Mozart and Theo fight over the music room. Mozart needs to use the piano after school to pratice because he's trying to get a scholarship to go to some school for music but Theo keeps saying that he got permission to use it today and so Mozart starts going "YOU CALL THAT MUSIC??" and it causes a war.
Comte is rich kid that no one knows is a rich kid, but he's like.. upper middle class and is best friends with Leonardo. Isaac and Comte may or may not be friends with Leonardo to use advantage of him to not get bullied. He's big and strong, there's no way he'd let them get bullied.
I just started thinking of those stupid high school football movies where it always takes place int he south and it has religous undertones and praying before games and being like "this is God's sport" and that thought mixed with Jean made me laugh so hard I woke my cat up
Arthur and his damn scottish accent. You know this is how I write him. Arthur hears Isaac and is like "Awright! ye'r fae Englain aren't ye?" and Isaac is just like "bloody hell" because now Arthur won't shut up. Arthur is happy for another brit.
Then there is Will. He doesn't look the part, but he's like the emo kid. Keeps to himself and spends every moment just reading. Not many people know he has an English accent either. Which he barely does because he hasn't been there since he was a little kid. HE'S A THEATER KID THOUGH. All the chaos.
Sebastian is bi bitch #2. Him and Napoleon kissed and they may have gotten caught. Sebastian is also anxious as fuck. Always in a panic that he's doing soemthing wrong. He's probably got the asian parents that want all A's So he's only ever seen studying.
No one knows how Dazai gets from class to class because he's always sleeping. You never see him in the hallway. He's in one class and by the time the next class starts he's already asleep at that desk too. Except in Literature. Depending ont he subject in history he's away too. But he's also always getting detentionf or something or getting sent to the principals office.
Vlad is bad boy trope #2 ONLY HES GIVING ME GREASER VIBES. Like black leather jacket and white shirt and jeans vibes. WHY??? I DON'T KNOW. But him and Theo are chill. Also Theo is PUNK.
Faust is just trying to make it through the day. He ends up coming to school in his fuzzy pajama pants because it was too early to get up. He's lucky he remembered his backpack. But he does amazing in his classes. He's also giving me heelys vibes. But because he put the wrong shoes on in the monring.
Charles is following a different person around every week. He defaults to following Will for some reason. He talks funny and has funny stories to tell. But Charles is dressed in name brand clothing and looks like a rich bitch. But he just has style and wants to be cute.
#hs au#ikevamp#ikemen vampire#ikevamp napoleon#ikevamp mozart#ikevamp leonardo#ikevamp arthur#ikevamp isaac#ikevamp vincent#ikevamp theo#ikevamp jean#ikevamp shakespeare#ikevamp comte#ikevamp dazai#ikevamp sebastian#ikevamp vlad#ikevamp faust#ikevamp charles
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Hi love I wanted to join the game !! Future spouse 🫶🏻
Initials: AC
Rising sign: Capricorn
Additional info: libra sun 8th house, Scorpio moon 9th house, libra venus 9th house, Pisces mars 2nd house. Virao mercurv 8th house, Scorpio Juno and Scorpio Eros.
song || Blackpink - Pretty Savage
messages || The first thing that came through was "cats", so perhaps one of you (or both) has cats already. Either that or your future spouse's features and very cat-like! I see their eyes being almond-shaped, dark but giving the illusion of a brighter color (really shiny; dreamy); their eyebrows might be quite straight and on the thinner side; the face is rounder yet with a defined bone structure.
"Even if we're shy, we are the best on the stage" - oh, this came through before I even got your song and the verse just confirmed it!! They're quiet, calm and cool most of the time, but they're also born performers. Either they're really good at public speaking or they're some sort of artist/performer (a musician, theater actor, etc).
I feel like it's not that easy to catch them smiling, but they have the most beautiful smile you'll ever see! Everybody would say so, too.
"F boys, not my boys…" - they hate bullies, players and liars, and won't date or befriend them. Your future spouse really can't stand toxicity… they'll cut those people off right away.
Introverts. Theather and stage keep coming to mind, so that might be significant for them. Burgundy.
"If you mad stay mad, we not alike" - unbothered AF. That's my final message lol.
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"A short history of superimposition" (Mikela Picard)
While reading A short history of superimposition: From spirit photography to early cinema I found it interesting how photography was used to trick audiences with the manifestations of the existence of spirits and ghosts through a “superimposed” technique. Author Simone Natale states “In the 1860s, more than a decade after the emergence of the spiritualist movement, a new genre of spirit manifestations was established: spirit photography…spirit photographs were presented as the result of photography’s purported unsettling and uncanny faculty to detect the image of spirits that were among us, but went undetected by the human senses. Just like trance mediums, the visual medium of photography was able to access the spirit world, offering to spiritualist believers the possibility to receive a post-mortem portrait of their beloved” (Natale, 126). Obviously, if you know anything about the spirit world, it is very difficult to actually photograph a spirit or apparition, since they are somewhat invisible to the human eye, so these photos were clearly used as trickery by utilizing the growing idea of spirituality at the time. Though they were also used as a remembrance for lost family members, which I actually think is very cool, unless they were again used for trickery. Further, Natale stated, “Following the emergence of film, multiple-exposure imagery became a common way to render on screen the apparition of ghosts and the occurrence of dreams and visions,” which was a way to mimic the presence of ghosts and make the photograph more “dreamy” (Natale, 126). Even photographers today use multi-exposure images on film as a choice to follow this “dreamy” style. You can also do this in cinema by layering two video clips and turning down the opacity to have the other video bleed through. This again is a stylized approach.
Natale, Simone. “A Short History of Superimposition: From Spirit Photography to Early Cinema.” Early Popular Visual Culture , 2nd ed., vol. 10, Nstitut Für Medienkultur Und Theater, University of Cologne, 2005, pp. 125–145.
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Announcing... a Hatsune Miku: Project Diva 10th Anniversary fanzine!
Project Diva for the PSP first released on July 3rd, 2009. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the series!
Moderator applications open in two days, on March 1st, and close on March 31st!
Artist applications will open on April 1st, and close on April 30th!
Further information, rules, and guidelines will be posted soon. Please follow if you’re interested! Thank you!
#project diva#hatsune miku#vocaloid#fanzine#zine#kagamine rin#kagamine len#megurine luka#meiko#kaito#vocaloid zine#hatsune miku: project diva#project diva extend#project diva 2nd#dreamy theater#dreamy theater 2nd#dreamy theater extend#project diva f#project diva f 2nd#project diva x#project diva arcade#info
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Dreamy Theater 2nd vs Future Tone
#Miku#vocaloid#Hatsune#Hatsune Miku#romeo&Cinderella#pda ft#PDA FT#Project diva#Dreamy Theater 2nd#Future tone
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Hey, do you think the natal chart or main elements a person has can influence their dancing style? E.g. Ryujin's powerful vs Chaeryeong's cotton light style
Yes astrological placements have huge influence in the way people express their emotions through art (this could be dancing, singing, theater, etc !).
I haven't looked into their full chart to know where it comes but for example placements such as will influence your artisty way
Sun in water signs are very delicate, dreamy like yet intense, you can feel emotion through their movements
Sun in earth signs are very sharp, piratical, hard working movements or high technic
Sun in fire are spontaneous, dramatic, out of this world and very energetic
Sun in air signs are dual and adapt to any time of art, versatile, refined and unconventional
Having the Sun, Mercury, mars, Moon, Jupiter and Neptune in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th 10th and 12th houses
Or having one of these planets with a conjunction or a trine; for example : Moon trine Jupiter
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Chart reading part 6
The ruler of the 5th house is in the 3rd house. You communicate in a playful and lighthearted way. Romance and fun express themselves through a love of reading and writing. Fun is found through gossiping. Relaxation comes through conversation and writing. You like to write, talk, communicate about your free time, hobbies, interest, romance, love, children, even your high school experience. The ruler of the 6th house is in the 5th house. Your interest in health and exercise manifests through an interest in sports or dance. You want a creative work environment. Your work environment is a theater, dance studio, music hall or art studio. You might work daily on your hobbies, interests, passions. You like to include a bit of romance in your day to day life. But also your close friends and possible romantic interests. You like to schedule in recreational time on a daily basis. You might work in education, with children, in kindergarten, with young adults, entertainment, hosting, parties, art, music, drama, film, acting. It’s possible that you like to have fun in your daily life. The ruler of the 7th house is in the 3rd house. You’re married to your ideas. The partner needs to adjust to your communication and learning style. Your partner is always on your mind. Marriage partners influence what you have to say. You desire a long term partner that is talkative and that values information, communication and exchange of ideas a lot. The ruler of the 8th house is in the 2nd house. Your ability to understand the motivations of other people helps you make money. Inheritances affect your survival needs. You view sexual partners as possessions. You want to possess occult knowledge. Debt affects your self-esteem and self-worth. You use your capacity for research and investigation to earn a living. The ruler of the 9th house is in the 10th house. You expand your horizons through your choice of vocation. Traveling helps you become more widely known. You find meaning through your choice of vocation. You travel because it makes you seem important. Journalism builds your reputation. Your education level builds your reputation. You apply your wisdom to gaining status and social standing. You receive awards and recognition for your academic achievements. The ruler of the 10th house is in the 4th house. You bring your professional life home with you. You build a reputation for yourself as a nurturer or caretaker. Your social status impacts your family. You build a reputation for yourself as a family man/woman. The ruler of the 11th house is in the 4th house. Your friends have to fit into your family life. You want your friendships to have a family feel. You want close, private friendships. You bring a cool and detached attitude to your home life and family. The ruler of the 12th house is in the 3rd house. You talk about things that make you sad. Your imagination is stirred by talking and writing. You work your dreams into your daily conversations and writing. You have a dreamy voice. You bring imagination to your writing and the way that you speak. There are certain fears, hopes and dreams connected to your 3rd house topics, such as communication, your siblings, people in your neighbourhood, your immediate environment, social media, how you express yourself and your thoughts, ideas.
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TRAVEL DIARY | BAGUIO 219
We are down to the last 2 months of 2019 and I am so glad I was able to squeeze in a little trip up North with the B! We are excited to finally escape our daily work routine. It was a great time to visit my brother Choi too, who is currently studying in Baguio.
I booked our hotel via ZENROOMS. (which is now my favorite hotel app! I love how they offer clean, comfortable yet very affordable rooms!) We chose Casa Bel Baguio that only cost us 1810.00php for 2 nights. (I used a 20% promo code too!) You can’t expect much from it as it is very basic though I was surprised that ours included a balcony and a decent parking space. This is probably one of the reasons why we didn’t opt for the prettier options on AirBnB. Madaming mas maganda but it’s either mahirap puntahan or there are no guaranteed parking space. Casa Bel located along Marcos Highway which is 15-20 minutes away from the city proper.
We didn’t visit the other common tourist spots because we’ve been here a few times already. We only went to Camp John Hay just for some photo ops. They do offer a lot of cool adventures but were too lazy (or scared lol) to try any. You can check the list here: https://campjohnhay.com/explore.html
Inside Camp John Hay is a garden called Bell House. We paid an entrance fee of 48php/head.
WHERE TO EAT IN BAGUIO:
ARCA’S YARD
Location: Tiptop, Ambuclao Road, Baguio City
We had our first breakfast in Baguio at this very dreamy cafe called Arca’s Yard. It is located approx. 15-20 minutes from the city proper. It is an old 3-story house converted into a very cozy and homey restaurant. We sat on a table beside a white wooden window where I enjoyed sipping my hot chocolate drink while I appreciate the beautiful view of tall Pine trees swaying outside.
WE ORDERED THE FOLLOWING:
LONGGANISA - (165)
HUNGARIAN SAUSAGE WITH BACON AND GG - (210)
CACAO HOT CHOCOLATE - (75) ugh! this one set the bar up high. I love how authentic it tastes.. it’s perfect for the cold breeze outside.
CREAM OF MUSHROOM - I forgot to take note of the price. The B ordered this one and he really liked it. He said the smooth texture of the soup is very creamy and tasty. It’s like the ingredients melt and dance in his mouth which he really liked.
HODORI KOREAN AND JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Location: Mabini Street | Session Road
I craved for Samgyupsal on our first night in Baguio. This one is located near Session Road so we gave it a try.
390PHP/per person for unlimited meat and serving dishes
You’ll get 4 types of meat: Samgyupsal (Pork Belly) Woosamgyup (Beef Belly) Pork Bulgogi and Beef Bulgogi
They also offer additional serving dishes: (which are also part of the unlimited)
- Shrimp Tempura (which to my surprise doesn’t really taste like one. PLEASE SKIP THIS)
- Fried Chicken
- Seasoned Chicken
- Kimbab
- California Maki _(This together with the Japchae were okay)
- Japchae
*Note that they do offer Korean ice cream but it is no longer part of the unlimited :)
GLENN’S 50′S DINER
Location: 92 Upper General Luna Road**, Corner Brent Road
I honestly have high expectations with this diner as a lot of bloggers have been raving about this. (There is another branch which is only called “50′s Diner” located inside Porta Vaga mall) The B and I arrived there just in time for lunch so we had to wait for about 10 minutes before we got our table. I was expecting it to look close like the Filling Station in Makati but the retro vibes was not really there. Maybe because it was too small and the place was packed with customers when we went there.
WE ORDERED THE FOLLOWING:
GRILLED PORK BELLY - 135PHP (Soft and tender meat. It was good!)
BLT - 1150PHP (The bun was really big! I enjoyed my burger though nothing was really special about it)
CREAM OF MUSHROOM - 60 (This one doesn’t taste home-made. I feel like they used those easy-cook sachets to make this)
STRAWBERRY MILKSHAKE - 70 (I am a sucker for Strawberry milkshakes and this one was what I really loved. The combination of milk and strawberry was perfectly blended. It was not too sweet and I find it very affordable for the big glass.
BAGUIO CRAFT BREWERY
Location: Marcos Highway
This is another must-try place in Baguio as it gives a whole new social drinking experience. Too bad we went there during a black out in the area so we were only able to check out the roof top without experiencing the view of the city lights below the building. It was a great experience as it was my first time to try craft beer. How it works is you have to go to the cashier where all the craft beers are located. You may ask for free taste until you find what beer really suits your liking.
We ordered the following:
Lagud - Strawberry Fruit Beer - (180PHP) I played safe and ordered this one. hehe This was actually my brother’s first choice. It was good. It tastes like wine to me!
Kraken - mixed with coffee - (190PHP)
English Man in New York - mixed with caramel - (190PHP)
SIZZLING PLATE
Location: 116 Session Road
The B has been eyeing this the moment we passed Session Road. We could see a lot of people dining in so we finally gave it a try on our 2nd night in Baguio. We were surprised that this restaurant is the same one we see inside SM’s food court. However they do offer bigger serving that still didn’t hurt our pockets.
WE ORDERED THE FOLLOWING:
GRILLED PORKCHOP
T-BONE STEAK - 240PHP
SALISBURY STEAK - 161PHP
CREAM OF MUSHROOM
ILI LIKHA ARTISTS VILLAGE
Location: Assumption Rd
You should definitely consider going to this place when you go to Baguio. It’s not your typical food hub as the entire place was built with big trunk of trees. All the pieces made to assemble the food hub are recycled which is really evident if you would walk around the place.While appreciating the crazy aesthetics of the entire place, you could fill in your stomachs from the different food stalls inside. You can order from any of the stalls and they would bring you your food wherever you want to be seated.
We ordered the following: (We ordered these from 3 different merchants but I wasn’t able to take note of each names)
BALBACUA - 75 (I’ve been curious about this too as I’ve read this dish in a lot of other blog post. They said it taste like “pares” which I don’t really eat but I gave it a try anyway... locals, please don’t get mad at me but I feel like matabang siya. :(
RICE - 35 (I ordered one rice because the dish doesn’t include it yet)
BULLET PROOF COFFEE - 110 (Coffee is always a good idea anyway. I loved this!)
PINIKPIKAN - 110 (Here’s another dish we got curious with. It turned out it taste exactly like Tinola hehe masarap!)
ALIGUE RICE WITH BAGNET + 1 STEAMED RICE - 170 (I enjoyed the Aligue rice as it was very tasty and flavorful pero naumay kami with the rich taste so mixed it with steamed rice hehe)
SAGADA COFFEE with 1 free refill - 50
This is a little bridge going to the other side of the food hub.
you can dine wherever you want!
This one is pretty awesome! They have a small theater designed with wood and trunks. I believe this is where they would invite people and play indie films.
OTHER INFO I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE :)
- Total gas was 2000.00 for an AT Sedan Hyundai Accent (departed from Tandang Sora, Quezon City. 3 days stay. Including city driving)
- Total toll gate was around 1300.00
- Total budget for pasalubong was 600-1200.00 (Dun kayo sa Public Market nila bumili kasi mas mura yung mga pasalubong dun. Mas makakatawad din. Sample pricing: 120php for the big Choco Flakes, 80php for 1 pack of cheese bars, 100php for 7 Fuji Apples, 80php for the Lengua)
- If it’s your first time going to the night market. Only bring a small bag or purse. Expect na sobrang daming tao talaga. They open at 9PM :)
- Looking for the best cake? YOU MUST TRY VIZCO’S STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE! Located along session road :)
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Dating culture context: Western Europe (We split bills on everything etc.)A couple of days ago I (31M) went on a first date with an OK Cupid match (28F) that I felt went well enough to warrant a 2nd one, however she apparently doesn't see it the same way. The date was set up pretty flexibly, we met at a park in the afternoon to get to know each other while strolling and ended up spending the rest of the day together. It became clear very quickly that we had a great conversational chemistry and were on a wavelength with similar interests and personality type, which was a rare experience for both of us.She mentioned early that she thinks it's preferable for relationships if the partners are not too similar, which I took as a negative sign. We kept talking about a variety of topics including our last relationship and went for a lunch together, having a good time and natural connection. After that we decided to check out the movie theater and went to see a movie that just happened to start. Since physical touch is important to me to feel connected I made some moves while watching, putting my arm around her and she was into it, ending up cuddling and playing with our hands, her resting her head on my shoulder etc. (I went for a small kiss in body language but felt she wasn't ready.)We went back to the train station to catch our respective trains and ended up sitting on a bench cuddling and talking for a while. She asked me if it was okay to stay a bit longer and wait for the next train (an hour later) which I took as a positive sign. I made her laugh genuinely and she mentioned that she felt very comfortable with me, like she had known me for a long time, asking whether that was a rare experience for me as well. She opened up about personal issues that were on her mind at the time, I comforted her and tried to give her my perspective before reciprocating and also opening up a bit about my life, connecting a bit more deeply. She was emotionally affected, took interest and empathized, giving me thoughtful advice as well. Eventually I went for a kiss again which she reciprocated this time (although it was a bit hasty since I'm not the most experienced.) We said goodbye and she took her train back home.A few hours later before going to sleep I messaged her that I had a good time and that we could exchange numbers to chat some time. I fell asleep and read her response the next morning, stating that she likes me a lot but going back to her earlier assessment that we are too similar and tend to get lost in our more dreamy, empathizing sides when together, but that she would love to have me as a friend, giving me her number for that purpose.I do not intend to enter a purely platonic friendship with her in the near future, since that would be asymmetrical and emotionally unhealthy for me. I wonder though, if there is still a chance of building towards an intimate relationship with her or whether I should just take the hint and move on.To give some more context, here's a number of personal interpretations of mine why it could have turned out that way, other than what she already mentioned:She simply might not feel sufficient physical attraction.We both don't still have our live together, still in uni and not having a clear life plan. Maybe she is looking for someone more stable.She mentioned her last boyfriend she was in an ltr with until a 2 years ago was similar to me (and herself) in several regards and she might fear that she would go through something similar with me, judging me based on her experience with him.What I would do without further advice is respond to her message that I resonated with her as well but am currently looking for more than a platonic relationship, leaving her my number in case she is interested, wishing her the best, and moving on. I'm asking for advice to prevent wasting potential. via /r/dating_advice
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Top 10 of the Week
CONCERT – Troye Sivan
He is gay, he is out, and this super popular recording artist is in South Florida for one night only. The South African-born Australian singer, songwriter, actor and YouTube personality will perform his dreamy, danceable electro-pop music. Opening for Troye are Kim Petras and Leland.
Sat, September 29, 7:30 pm; Bayfront Park Amphitheatre (301 Biscayne Blvd. Miami): Tix: $29.50 to $79; Bayfrontpark.amphitheatermiami.com.
SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON – Miss Florida F.I. Returns
The 46th anniversary of Miss Florida F.I. and the 2nd anniversary of Mr. Florida M.E. will star the current reigning Miss Florida F.I. Kalah Mendoza, the current reigning Mr. Florida M.E. Antonio Edwards, as well as Cezanne who is celebrating her 15th anniversary, Erika Norell celebrating her 20th anniversary, Esme Russell celebrating her 25th anniversary, Tiffany Arieagus celebrating her 40th anniversary and Emore Dubois celebrating her 45th anniversary, and many other of your favorite formers.
Sun and Mon September 30 and October 1; 8pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix start at $40; MissFloridaFIpageant.com.
COMEDIAN – Louis Anderson
Louie is a best-selling author, sitcom star and an Emmy award winner so it’s no wonder that he has been named “One of the 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time” by Comedy Central. When he’s off screen, Louie continues to do what he loves most: stand-up comedy. Delivering his inimitable brand of humor and warmth to his fans, he shares the ups and downs of his life experiences, crafting routines that ring true for audiences while reducing them to helpless fits of laughter.
Sat, September 29; 8pm; Broward Center for the Performing Arts (201 SW 5th Ave, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $25-$45; BrowardCenter.org.
AMERICAS GOT TALENT’S – Taylor Williamson
Taylor is a stand-up comic and actor, known for finishing as the runner-up on the eighth season of America’s Got Talent and as a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing. He was recently named one of their 4 favorite acts of all time in their 10 year AGT Anniversary Special. He was the youngest comedian to ever perform on “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and appeared on MTV, Comedy Central, “Last Call with Carson Daly,”
Fri and Sat, September 28 & 29; Boca Black Box (8221 Glades Road #10, Boca Raton); $25 & $35; BocaBlackBox.com.
MOVIES – Night School
A group of troublemakers are forced to attend night school in hope that they’ll pass the GED exam to finish high school. This comedy stars Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, Brooke Butler, and Keith David.
In theaters Fri Sep 28; Rated PG-13; 111 minutes
TELEVISION – Murphy Brown Returns
Star Candice Bergen and series creator Diane English reunite in this 13-episode revival of the groundbreaking comedy that will find Murphy Brown returning to the airwaves amid a divided nation, chaotic national discourse and rampant attacks on the press. Now back in the game, she is determined to draw the line between good television and honest reporting, proving that the world needs Murphy Brown now more than ever.
Thurs, September 27, CBS; 9:30pm
COUNTRY – Lady Antebellum
The Grammy-winning country trio crossed over into the mainstream with such singles as “Need You Now,” “I Run to You” and “Just a Kiss.” After a brief hiatus, they roared back with the “Heart Break” release, featuring the lead single “You Look Good.” They’re joined by former Hootie & the Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker, who has forged a successful solo career as a country star. Opening is Russell Dickerson.
Sat, September 29, 7pm; Coral Sky Amphitheatre (601 Sansburys Way, West Palm Beach); Tix: $35.25 to $100; Amphitheatrewestpalmbeach.com.
GLBX – Inaugural Business Community Ally Awards
This new recognition event with six award categories will showcase individuals along with business and government entities that are successfully doing business with the LGBT+ community, defining and implementing diversity and inclusion policies and supporting worthy related causes.
Tues, October 2; 6pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $45-$55; Ftlchamber.com/bca.
SNL – Veterans Perform
The lineup of Rob Schneider, Darrell Hammond, Chris Kattan and Finesse Mitchell comprises a quartet of former “Saturday Night Live” stars who have all gone on to solo success as stand-ups, authors and TV and film actors.
Thurs, September 27; 8pm; Seminole Casino Coconut Creek (5550 NW 40th St. Coconut Creek); Tix: $40-$200; Seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com.
MY WAY: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra
MNM Theatre Company presents a musical revue featuring 56 songs recorded by “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” Expect to hear “All of Me,” “All the Way,” “Chicago,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” “High Hopes,” “It Was a Very Good Year,” “Love and Marriage,” “That’s Life” and the title song “My Way.”
Thurs-Sun, September 28-30; Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach); Tix: $25-$55; Kravis.org.
source https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/09/25/top-10-of-the-week-5/
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Top 10 of the Week
CONCERT – Troye Sivan
He is gay, he is out, and this super popular recording artist is in South Florida for one night only. The South African-born Australian singer, songwriter, actor and YouTube personality will perform his dreamy, danceable electro-pop music. Opening for Troye are Kim Petras and Leland.
Sat, September 29, 7:30 pm; Bayfront Park Amphitheatre (301 Biscayne Blvd. Miami): Tix: $29.50 to $79; Bayfrontpark.amphitheatermiami.com.
SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON – Miss Florida F.I. Returns
The 46th anniversary of Miss Florida F.I. and the 2nd anniversary of Mr. Florida M.E. will star the current reigning Miss Florida F.I. Kalah Mendoza, the current reigning Mr. Florida M.E. Antonio Edwards, as well as Cezanne who is celebrating her 15th anniversary, Erika Norell celebrating her 20th anniversary, Esme Russell celebrating her 25th anniversary, Tiffany Arieagus celebrating her 40th anniversary and Emore Dubois celebrating her 45th anniversary, and many other of your favorite formers.
Sun and Mon September 30 and October 1; 8pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix start at $40; MissFloridaFIpageant.com.
COMEDIAN – Louis Anderson
Louie is a best-selling author, sitcom star and an Emmy award winner so it’s no wonder that he has been named “One of the 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time” by Comedy Central. When he’s off screen, Louie continues to do what he loves most: stand-up comedy. Delivering his inimitable brand of humor and warmth to his fans, he shares the ups and downs of his life experiences, crafting routines that ring true for audiences while reducing them to helpless fits of laughter.
Sat, September 29; 8pm; Broward Center for the Performing Arts (201 SW 5th Ave, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $25-$45; BrowardCenter.org.
AMERICAS GOT TALENT’S – Taylor Williamson
Taylor is a stand-up comic and actor, known for finishing as the runner-up on the eighth season of America’s Got Talent and as a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing. He was recently named one of their 4 favorite acts of all time in their 10 year AGT Anniversary Special. He was the youngest comedian to ever perform on “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and appeared on MTV, Comedy Central, “Last Call with Carson Daly,”
Fri and Sat, September 28 & 29; Boca Black Box (8221 Glades Road #10, Boca Raton); $25 & $35; BocaBlackBox.com.
MOVIES – Night School
A group of troublemakers are forced to attend night school in hope that they’ll pass the GED exam to finish high school. This comedy stars Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, Brooke Butler, and Keith David.
In theaters Fri Sep 28; Rated PG-13; 111 minutes
TELEVISION – Murphy Brown Returns
Star Candice Bergen and series creator Diane English reunite in this 13-episode revival of the groundbreaking comedy that will find Murphy Brown returning to the airwaves amid a divided nation, chaotic national discourse and rampant attacks on the press. Now back in the game, she is determined to draw the line between good television and honest reporting, proving that the world needs Murphy Brown now more than ever.
Thurs, September 27, CBS; 9:30pm
COUNTRY – Lady Antebellum
The Grammy-winning country trio crossed over into the mainstream with such singles as “Need You Now,” “I Run to You” and “Just a Kiss.” After a brief hiatus, they roared back with the “Heart Break” release, featuring the lead single “You Look Good.” They’re joined by former Hootie & the Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker, who has forged a successful solo career as a country star. Opening is Russell Dickerson.
Sat, September 29, 7pm; Coral Sky Amphitheatre (601 Sansburys Way, West Palm Beach); Tix: $35.25 to $100; Amphitheatrewestpalmbeach.com.
GLBX – Inaugural Business Community Ally Awards
This new recognition event with six award categories will showcase individuals along with business and government entities that are successfully doing business with the LGBT+ community, defining and implementing diversity and inclusion policies and supporting worthy related causes.
Tues, October 2; 6pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $45-$55; Ftlchamber.com/bca.
SNL – Veterans Perform
The lineup of Rob Schneider, Darrell Hammond, Chris Kattan and Finesse Mitchell comprises a quartet of former “Saturday Night Live” stars who have all gone on to solo success as stand-ups, authors and TV and film actors.
Thurs, September 27; 8pm; Seminole Casino Coconut Creek (5550 NW 40th St. Coconut Creek); Tix: $40-$200; Seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com.
MY WAY: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra
MNM Theatre Company presents a musical revue featuring 56 songs recorded by “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” Expect to hear “All of Me,” “All the Way,” “Chicago,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” “High Hopes,” “It Was a Very Good Year,” “Love and Marriage,” “That’s Life” and the title song “My Way.”
Thurs-Sun, September 28-30; Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach); Tix: $25-$55; Kravis.org.
from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/09/25/top-10-of-the-week-5/
from Hot Spots Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.tumblr.com/post/178456374975
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Top 10 of the Week
CONCERT – Troye Sivan
He is gay, he is out, and this super popular recording artist is in South Florida for one night only. The South African-born Australian singer, songwriter, actor and YouTube personality will perform his dreamy, danceable electro-pop music. Opening for Troye are Kim Petras and Leland.
Sat, September 29, 7:30 pm; Bayfront Park Amphitheatre (301 Biscayne Blvd. Miami): Tix: $29.50 to $79; Bayfrontpark.amphitheatermiami.com.
SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON – Miss Florida F.I. Returns
The 46th anniversary of Miss Florida F.I. and the 2nd anniversary of Mr. Florida M.E. will star the current reigning Miss Florida F.I. Kalah Mendoza, the current reigning Mr. Florida M.E. Antonio Edwards, as well as Cezanne who is celebrating her 15th anniversary, Erika Norell celebrating her 20th anniversary, Esme Russell celebrating her 25th anniversary, Tiffany Arieagus celebrating her 40th anniversary and Emore Dubois celebrating her 45th anniversary, and many other of your favorite formers.
Sun and Mon September 30 and October 1; 8pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix start at $40; MissFloridaFIpageant.com.
COMEDIAN – Louis Anderson
Louie is a best-selling author, sitcom star and an Emmy award winner so it’s no wonder that he has been named “One of the 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time” by Comedy Central. When he’s off screen, Louie continues to do what he loves most: stand-up comedy. Delivering his inimitable brand of humor and warmth to his fans, he shares the ups and downs of his life experiences, crafting routines that ring true for audiences while reducing them to helpless fits of laughter.
Sat, September 29; 8pm; Broward Center for the Performing Arts (201 SW 5th Ave, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $25-$45; BrowardCenter.org.
AMERICAS GOT TALENT’S – Taylor Williamson
Taylor is a stand-up comic and actor, known for finishing as the runner-up on the eighth season of America’s Got Talent and as a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing. He was recently named one of their 4 favorite acts of all time in their 10 year AGT Anniversary Special. He was the youngest comedian to ever perform on “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and appeared on MTV, Comedy Central, “Last Call with Carson Daly,”
Fri and Sat, September 28 & 29; Boca Black Box (8221 Glades Road #10, Boca Raton); $25 & $35; BocaBlackBox.com.
MOVIES – Night School
A group of troublemakers are forced to attend night school in hope that they’ll pass the GED exam to finish high school. This comedy stars Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, Brooke Butler, and Keith David.
In theaters Fri Sep 28; Rated PG-13; 111 minutes
TELEVISION – Murphy Brown Returns
Star Candice Bergen and series creator Diane English reunite in this 13-episode revival of the groundbreaking comedy that will find Murphy Brown returning to the airwaves amid a divided nation, chaotic national discourse and rampant attacks on the press. Now back in the game, she is determined to draw the line between good television and honest reporting, proving that the world needs Murphy Brown now more than ever.
Thurs, September 27, CBS; 9:30pm
COUNTRY – Lady Antebellum
The Grammy-winning country trio crossed over into the mainstream with such singles as “Need You Now,” “I Run to You” and “Just a Kiss.” After a brief hiatus, they roared back with the “Heart Break” release, featuring the lead single “You Look Good.” They’re joined by former Hootie & the Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker, who has forged a successful solo career as a country star. Opening is Russell Dickerson.
Sat, September 29, 7pm; Coral Sky Amphitheatre (601 Sansburys Way, West Palm Beach); Tix: $35.25 to $100; Amphitheatrewestpalmbeach.com.
GLBX – Inaugural Business Community Ally Awards
This new recognition event with six award categories will showcase individuals along with business and government entities that are successfully doing business with the LGBT+ community, defining and implementing diversity and inclusion policies and supporting worthy related causes.
Tues, October 2; 6pm; Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina (2301 SE 17 Street, Fort Lauderdale); Tix: $45-$55; Ftlchamber.com/bca.
SNL – Veterans Perform
The lineup of Rob Schneider, Darrell Hammond, Chris Kattan and Finesse Mitchell comprises a quartet of former “Saturday Night Live” stars who have all gone on to solo success as stand-ups, authors and TV and film actors.
Thurs, September 27; 8pm; Seminole Casino Coconut Creek (5550 NW 40th St. Coconut Creek); Tix: $40-$200; Seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com.
MY WAY: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra
MNM Theatre Company presents a musical revue featuring 56 songs recorded by “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” Expect to hear “All of Me,” “All the Way,” “Chicago,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” “High Hopes,” “It Was a Very Good Year,” “Love and Marriage,” “That’s Life” and the title song “My Way.”
Thurs-Sun, September 28-30; Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach); Tix: $25-$55; Kravis.org.
from Hotspots! Magazine https://hotspotsmagazine.com/2018/09/25/top-10-of-the-week-5/
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