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Renaissance Suzhou Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.5/10
228 Suhua Road
Suzhou 215021
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Welcome to the Renaissance Suzhou Hotel
Delicious dining, a full-service spa and a fitness center are welcome amenities for Priceline guests at the Renaissance Suzhou Hotel, A Marriott Lifestyle Hotel.
Hotel Features
The 20-story Renaissance Suzhou Hotel has 368 rooms with cable TV and Wi-Fi for an additional charge. Start your morning with an invigorating cardio workout in the fitness center and/or breakfast from room service or the on-site brasserie. Afterward, relax in the sauna or indulge in a body scrub, facial or massage at the spa. There is also a business center for those who need to take care of work. When hunger strikes, guests have several on-site options to choose from, including a casual eatery, a classic Cantonese restaurant and an international bar/lounge serving light bites and cocktails.
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The Renaissance is located six miles east of central Suzhou, a historic city south of the Yangtze River that is known for its landscaped gardens. The hotel's convenient location places guests within a five-minute walk of several gardens, parks and restaurants. Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport is 55 miles east in Shanghai.
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Priceline guests enjoy food, fitness and a full-service spa on-site at the conveniently located Renaissance Suzhou Hotel.
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"Diary of a Mad Housewife," which opened yesterday at the Beekman Theater, is the story of a long-suffering young woman, tormented by a fastidious and egomaniacal husband, who takes a lover in his own defensive way as fastidious and egomaniacal as the man to whom she is married. To explain my pleasure in this movie, which is comedy largely in the sense that it leaves no room for tears, I must first admit that I admire it more as film art than for the kind of social observation for which it is likely to be praised.
Set in contemporary fashionable New York (Central Park West and the East 50's) among alert and relatively affluent people (a successful young lawyer, his wife and daughters; a brilliant new writer), "Diary of a Mad Housewife" is in large measure about the life style and the material conditions of its principals. Jonathan Balser (Richard Benjamin), already a partner in his law firm, aspires to acceptance by that specifically New York élite society that exists by and for the excellence of its tastes and the currency of its opinions. To this end, he buys art, selects wines, attends openings, reads Variety and mercilessly shapes up his wife.
Tina Balser (Carrie Snodgress), lovely, straight-haired, blond, Smith, decent, gentle, bullied not only by her husband but also by a pair of obnoxious daughters, finds relief of sorts in the bed of George Prager (Frank Langella), a writer whose delusion is that he is without delusions and who is as obsessed with his sex as Jonathan is with his wine cellar or, casually displayed on the coffee table; his Alaskan Point Barrow Eskimo bird. Although her world is mad, Tina is quite sane (she is not even, to acknowledge the pun in the title, very openly angry) and at the end her victories, small and very problematic, are the victories of superior mental balance—leading to insight rather than action.
Like all the feature movies Frank and Eleanor Perry have made so far (for example, "David and Lisa," "The Swimmer," "Last Summer"), "Diary of a Mad Housewife" deals with the Eastern upper middle classes at one stage or another of emotional crises. And like their previous movies it brings to those crises an often simplistically psychological view of personality. Where "Diary of a Mad Housewife" improves upon its predecessors (and it is by far the Perrys' best film) is in its willingness to play games with its notions of personality — indeed, to see those notions as a trap in their own right—in its superbly theatrical performances, and in its commitment to a visual discipline that I think is new in Frank Perry's directorial career.
Among the performers, Carrie Snodgress will surely receive the critical praise she deeply deserves. Skinny, beautiful but not pretty, with a throaty voice and an intelligence that continually saves her from pathos, she has the advantage, as the point-of-view character, of being seen but never exactly explained. Richard Benjamin and Frank Langella are exactly explained, and Benjamin's role especially leans very heavily toward social caricature.
Both men are "humor" characters, both definable by their obsessions, and both ultimately at the mercy of their victim's understanding. It seems to me therefore all the more remarkable that they have both amplified their performances—Benjamin for satire; Langella for personal ambiguity (a beautifully complex characterization)—beyond the potential of their parts as written.
"Diary of a Mad Housewife" is a film of interiors—with a very few exterior locations, which it explores not so much with an eye to discovering accurate detail (the detail is very accurate) as with a willingness to experience enclosed spaces. Especially in the scenes between Miss Snodgress and Frank Langella, in an East Side apartment from which the afternoon sunlight over Queens and the river appears almost as beautiful as it is in life, Perry has placed his actors within a profound geometry created by the relations between walls, furniture, faces, bodies and the enabling limitations of the moving camera frame.
In these scenes, and some others, "Diary of a Mad Housewife" escapes its genre, its understanding of relationships and motives, and becomes the kind of present and lucid mystery that signifies great movie making.
DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE, directed and produced by Frank Perry; screenplay by Eleanor Perry, from the novel by Sue Kaufman; photography by Gerald Hirschfeld; released by Universal Pictures. At the Beekman Theater, 65th Street at Second Avenue. Running time: 100 minutes. (The Motion Picture Association of America's Production Code and Rating Administration classifies this film: "R—restricted, persons under 17 require accompanying parent or adult guardian."
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Zuerst einmal bin ich nicht erfreut , dass ich von Wimdu an Interhome vermittelt wurde. Wenn zwei Agenturen an einer Vermietung verdienen wollen, wird das natürlich teurer. Mit "Christian " hatte ich nichts zu tun, die Agentur hat lediglich den Schlüssel übergeben und keine Ahnung vom augenblicklichen Zustand des Objekts. Mit dem Besitzer hat man keinen Kontakt, so wie ich das bei meiner ersten Wimdu-Reise erfahren hatte.
Die Wohnung war schlecht gereinigt, besonders das Bad. Küche und Bad waren sehr eng, dafür war das Schlafzimmer geräumig aber aus unerfindlichen Gründen mit Schrankbetten ausgestattet, die mit schmalen und schlechten Matratzen ausgestattet waren. Die Sitzmöbel waren durchgesessen und ebenfalls wenig komfortabel. Man hatte den Eindruck, dass in der Wohnung alles das steht, was die Besitzer zu Hause nicht mehr brauchen können. Im Schlafzimmer war leichter Moder-Geruch festzustellen, obwohl die ganze Wohnung am Anfang stark überheizt war, was sich jedoch etwas änderte. Ein Fliegengitter vor einem der Fenster hätte Lüftung ermöglicht, aber so konnte man entweder lüften oder hatte die reichlich hereinkommenden Fliegen überall sitzen. Insgesamt war die Wohnung für all das zu teuer, zumal auch noch reichlich Nebenkosten anfallen.
Die Lage der Wohnung ist schön, etwas oberhalb des Ortes und mit sehr guter Busanbindung (Haltestelle vor der Tür).
An accommodation beneath contempt . Dirty , leaky shower stall , broken lamps and contacts that did not work . Wifi only worked if you sat out in the yard . We had ants in the kitchen and bathroom.
Fee for cleaning, towels and sheets.
To pay for cleaning when the apartment was so dirty known very irritant . Smaller service oriented staff made it known not worthwhile to go and complain. Would never recommend this accommodation !
Very nice, pieceful and relaxing house.
We really enjoyed the large rooms and terasses outdoor. It is great to have realy furniture inside and outside.
The house is big and especially with a great view but:
- There're no curtains or shutters on the windows
- The sheets are minimal (and not optional)
- The house was quite dirty despite the payment for the cleaning
- The manager of the property accused me to stole one (1) pillowcase the day after we left. The pillowcase has been obviously found after a while, it was left behind during the collecting.
I've enjoyed my stay in Stintino for the sea, the nature, the landscape, but, for a short stay of 4 days, too many thing that didn't work out with the house.
Nice place and great pool. BUT too expensive! Bad kitchenequipments. Expensive sheets and towels. Not value with the money!
My boyfriend and I stayed here for 6 nights and it was absolutely wonderful! Exactly what you see in pictures, except there isn't actually a balcony. Just a glass door with railings right behind it. The area was by far our favourite in Barcelona. Truly unique and enjoyable to just walk around at any time of the day. The stairs are a frightening first impression, 57 in a small spiral staircase, but still definitely worth the mission. But yes, pack light!
Thank you Maria for your kind hospitality, suggestions and being readily available for anything we needed.
I definitely recommend :)
Very disappointed at the standard of the apartment and the arrival and departure procedure! This apartment was let through Wimdu by Interhome. I will never book anything let by Interhome again. Having made the booking and paid for it we were totally unaware until one week before departure that bed linen and towels were not included and an extra charge was levied (Euro 28 for sheets and 12 for towels). When I challenged Interhome on non disclosure of information they told me it was in the small print: having trawled though every last word I found it in tiny print under Cancellation Policy! Again I challenged Interhome about deliberately placing this important piece of information where nobody will think to look. It should be clearly displayed on the webpage under Amenities where a note can be posted in the relevant area for all to see.
Arrival procedure - what a nonsense. Having paid for the sheets you have to collect them in person from the office. We made it by the skin of our teeth before the office closed for the weekend. Because our flight was delayed we arrived in Chamonix later than expected and had the office been closed we would have had no sheets at all! They are bulky to carry and I have photos of my husband looking like Santa Clause with a big white sack over his shoulder. It's the height of nonsense to expect arrivals to lug luggage and carry this bulky bad around Chamonix. On departure we had to return the sheets to the office again in said bag!
End cleaning - the previous tenant had presumably paid therefore we expected a clean apartment. The hard surfaces were clean but the living room carpet was disgusting with stains and grime and dirty black marks (photographed). It needs either professionally deep cleaned or dumped. Personally I would replace it. My bed sheet had a dirty brown mark on it (photographed) and the "white" patio furniture was grey with grime. I don't think it had been cleaned in years. Before I would set as much as a mug on it I scrubbed it with the dish scrubber (which I then couldn't use on the dishes!). Again we have photographic evidence. The best feature of the apartment is the wonderful view of Mont Blanc from the balcony. I don't know who is employed to clean this apartment but they could do with a lesson or two. I will never use Interhome again and I recommend that you steer clear of it too. I've used Wimdu many times and always been satisfied but not on this occasion.
Nice clean well equipped apartment. Very friendly hoists. Would recommend to all my friends.
The Oasis is a wonderful and great accomodation. The house is surrounded by Lemon trees and offers a great view to the sea. It is well equipped, clean and very comfortable for Groups/families up to ten. Highly recommanded.
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Thibodaux football fans heard joyous sounds this past Sunday when the Saints beat Tennessee.
But those of us who chose to attend the concert at St. Genevieve Church instead heard wonderful joyous sounds also, listening to and being entertained by the singers from Lockport who call themselves The Joyous Sounds.
The group, composed mainly of retired teachers (teachers, there is life after the classroom), presented a most harmonious blend of Christmas songs: carols, hymns, medleys, some serious, some humorous. The PowerPoint presentation accompanying their singing was very professional (they are teachers, after all) and the very amusing song written and illustrated by the singers' director, Kevin Gaubert, had us all in stitches.
It's not often Santa gets stuck in a chimney and is released by lighting a fire in the fireplace.
There was even a surprise visit from the Beach Boys, if you can believe the Hawaiian shirts they wore. But the tour de force was their rendition of "The Carol of the Bells," which proved that they chose their name well.
Thank you, Rev. Dean Danos, for inviting them to sing for us.
Thank you, Joyous Sounds: Marge Barker, Patricia Campagne, Suzanne Gaubert, Curtis and Mona Arcement, Hank Barrios, Tom Plaisance, Robert Rome, Robert Adams, and Kevin Gaubert on guitar, with Jamie Wilie on the piano, Thibodaux's own Ted Hoffman on drums and Pam Kilgore working the PowerPoint. We give you this unofficial invitation to return; we know Father Dean shares our sentiments.
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, Volume 22, Issue 2, pp 312-333
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System Justification and the Meaning of Life: Are the Existential Benefits of Ideology Distributed Unequally Across Racial Groups?
- Lindsay E. RankinAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, New York University
- , John T. JostAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, New York University Email author
- , Cheryl J. WakslakAffiliated withMarshall School of Business, University of Southern California
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In this research, we investigated the relations among system justification, religiosity, and subjective well-being in a sample of nationally representative low-income respondents in the United States. We hypothesized that ideological endorsement of the status quo would be associated with certain existential and other psychological benefits, but these would not necessarily be evenly distributed across racial groups. Results revealed that religiosity was positively associated with subjective well-being in general, but the relationship between system justification and well-being varied considerably as a function of racial group membership. For low-income European Americans, stronger endorsement of system justification as an ideology was associated with increased positive affect, decreased negative affect, and a wide range of existential benefits, including life satisfaction and a subjective sense of security, meaning, and mastery. These findings are consistent with the notion that system justification satisfies psychological needs for personal control and serves a palliative function for its adherents. However, many of these effects were considerably weakened or even reversed for African American respondents. Thus, the psychological benefits associated with religiosity existed for both racial groups, whereas the benefits of system justification were distributed unequally across racial groups.
KeywordsIdeology System justification Religiosity Well-being Existential motivation
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- Title
- System Justification and the Meaning of Life: Are the Existential Benefits of Ideology Distributed Unequally Across Racial Groups?
- Journal
Social Justice Research
Volume 22, Issue 2-3 , pp 312-333
- Cover Date
- 2009-09
- 10.1007/s11211-009-0100-9
- Print ISSN
- 0885-7466
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6725
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Ideology
- System justification
- Religiosity
- Well-being
- Existential motivation
- Authors
- Lindsay E. Rankin (1)
- John T. Jost (1)
- Cheryl J. Wakslak (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Psychology, New York University, 6 Washington Place, 5th Floor, New York, NY, 10003, USA
- 2. Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 90089, USA


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PLAINVIEW - Hazel Flowers, 80, died Monday, May 10, 2010, in Canyon.
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Miss Flowers was born Sept. 7, 1929, in Quitaque to Henry M. and Alma Gore Flowers. After graduating from Plainview High School in 1948, Hazel attended Watson Business College.
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Soft Leaking Eye by VegasMikeWatch
©2005-2016 VegasMike
Todays DSG topic was: The Weird Eye, Close Up...
What happens when one looks upon Chuck Norris. HAha!
ПРОСТО СУПЕР. ищу художника. мой адрес: firstname.lastname@example.com
That's So Cool...
This is simply beautiful work. Fantastic!
**stares intently for several minutes** your eye is broken... anyway, cool concept and an even better drawing
WOAH!!! AMAZING WORK, amazing!!!
omg.. woow..
if u dnt mind can i use ur idea to include in my surreal painting??
really cool eye btw
if u dnt mind can i use ur idea to include in my surreal painting??
really cool eye btw
no prob just let me see!
i didn't get a chance to put it in my final piece (no time) but I have a sketch I did..
show it to u wen i upload it
show it to u wen i upload it
That...is amazing.. @.@
What kind of Photoshop did you use? (You see, I have "Ye Old" Photoshop 6.0. XD ) Or did you paint it or what?
What kind of Photoshop did you use? (You see, I have "Ye Old" Photoshop 6.0. XD ) Or did you paint it or what?
I used PS and Painter...this is an old piece...I should revise and improve it! Painter will help if you are looking for painterly effects. Thanks!
Very very very cool!
Its asif the eye cant wait to escape the socket! Great peice!
I find it a bit disturbing but still REALLY COOL
Its lovely as well as disturbing.. great work.
reminds me of dali...ya know that coo-coo-crasy-nuts but great artist?
i was in his musuam 4 years ago but i still remind most of his art, ya really should go there, it's great fun.
i was in his musuam 4 years ago but i still remind most of his art, ya really should go there, it's great fun.
Im a big fan of Dali too!
It looks so damn sad..
Amazingly beautiful.
I love it, truly.
I love it, truly.
bellissima!!! complimenti!!
bello anche il tuo avatar XDD
bello anche il tuo avatar XDD
i wonder what it looks like on the ground... the stufff thats leaking i mean
Nice concept and execution of the image.
cry me a river!!
Ooh...I like abstract/surreal
Interesting idea!
I've seen this type of idea before. You've done it wonderfully.
I really like this image
the streaming tears are wonderful
the streaming tears are wonderful
whoaga boga! got dalienesque? nice colour depth!
Youve got an eye for nice art hehe
Too much 'Clear Eyes'...
great piece of work, looks like you beat me to draw this idea nice work
Amazingly cool! I love how you can make the eye seem to cry and melt all at the same time so naturally... Seems that my eye can do the same thing (but not really).. Great job!
the first thing that comes to mind is: "cry me a river"
very cool
very cool
a little disturbing, but nonetheless cool...
Ok, this one pushed me over the edge to +watch you.. You deserve it, I just love both the concept and execution of this piece. Stunning, congrats on the daily-deviation... Good luck with answering all the comments and +watches/+favs
A nice communication of textures. In my mind it's like I can see the blue gushing down, the ink trickling and the white blobing. I keep making comparisons in my mind of the different substances it could feel and sound like.
It's all good.
It's all good.
That is so cool. You are very talented!


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I've tried editing the templates on the Global Settings page, taking the @ out, but it doesn't work. I've also tried changing lines 86 and 87 of fsCalendar.php. That also did not work.
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Despite the excellent results, Dorrie faces a host of problems brought on by the novel's antagonist, known as Angel Man. As you might surmise, Angel Man proves to be anything but an angel, and we learn there is a dark force at work that threatens even Angel Man himself.
Morgan Mandel does a nice job providing intrigue and suspense with just the right amount of foreshadowing, making the reader reluctant to put the story down before reaching the ending. It's a fast read, enjoyable and has a satisfying ending. For a self-published book, Forever Young is well done with good editing and a marvelous cover." - John M. Wills.
From the Author
Forever Young: Blessing or Curse was born through my wishful thinking. Now that I'm growing older, like many in the Baby Boomer generation, I wonder what it would be like to be young again, yet keep all my memories.
The heroine in this book gets to do just that. She spins back to an earlier age. That's when her life spins out of control.
You'll Find Love - Intrigue - Seduction - Terror - Friendship and More in Forever Young: Blessing or Curse.


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Today we have a brush tutorial that will teach you the basics of how I approach brush creation and use. Download the brushes I created here [link] ENJOY!
gracias por las brochas
Nice tut buddy.
fuckin thanks!!!
awesome, thanks!
I found this tutorial very useful. Thanks!
So glad to be of service, do you have any questions?
Not at the moment, I'm still learning my way around CS5 though. Keeping my skills up as sometimes I use Illustrator for work.
nice tut, first time for me to hear the voice behind the artist!
AWAsome tutorial y final result, is great!!
Thanks man! Did you get your brushes?
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Jailyn Alaina Harris, infant, a native of Terrebonne Parish and resident of Houma died Saturday, Oct. 6, 2001.
Graveside services will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Woodlawn Cemetery.
She is survived by her parents, Joseph Jr. and Vanessa Harris; her grandparents, Joseph Sr. and Yvonne Harris, Daniel and Theresa Smith, and Lawrence Draper.
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I use a tablet and a lot of buttons (such as Chrome's back button in the browser) have this weird behavior where if you press and drag a button by a pixel or two, you get a popup menu instead of the default mousedown behavior.
I hate that.
I want to at least increase the drag distance before that popup menu appears, to something like 5 times its default value. Is there a way to do that?
Note in Windows, you have to edit the registry to change this value, but I'm not sure what the equivalent change is in Mac OS X.


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American Bandstand
ABC (ended 1989)
"American Bandstand" brought rock 'n' roll music into millions of households and showed Americans how to do the latest dance
steps. Dick Clark, "America's Oldest Teenager" hosted the series for most of its run.
Regular Bandstand segments were "The Spotlight Dance," "Rate-A-Record" and The "American Bandstand" Top 10 Countdown. "The Spotlight Dance" featured 2 or more couples dancing to a softer tune. "Rate-A-Record" had teenage contestants rate and comment on a record played on the show. The "American Bandstand Top Ten" was a countdown of the Top 10 hits of the day.
"American Bandstand" began as a local Philadelphia show called "Bandstand," which made its debut October 13, 1952 on WFIL-TV Channel 6.
The series was retitled "American Bandstand" on August 5, 1957 when ABC began broadcasting it nationwide. For its first 6 seasons, "American Bandstand" aired Mondays through Fridays.
Two major changes took place during the 1963-64 season. On September 7, 1963, it became a once-a-week series airing Saturday afternoons. A few months later on February 8, 1964, production of the show moved from Philadelphia, PA to its new home in Los Angeles, CA.
Despite these changes, American Bandstand's fans remained loyal to the series, as it continued to present the latest music and dances. It even inspired another long-running dance show, "Soul Train."
American Bandstand's long association with ABC ended on September 5, 1987. Two weeks later, on September 19, 1987, the series returned in first-run syndication. On April 8, 1989, American Bandstand made another move, this time to the USA cable network. It also featured a new host, David Hirsch. This version lasted only 6 months with the final show airing on October 7, 1989. In 1995, VH-1 began showing vintage episodes of American Bandstand. These edited 30-minute reruns featured many of the stars that the show helped make famous.
"Bandstand" Air Dates (local Philadelphia show)
(1) "Bob Horn's Bandstand" (hosted by Bob Horn) October 13, 1952 - July 6, 1956
(2) "Bandstand" (hosted by Dick Clark) July 9, 1956 - August 2, 1957
"American Bandstand" Air Dates
Weekday Afternoon shows (ABC-TV network, Monday-Friday) August 5, 1957 - August 30, 1963
Broadcast times:
August 5-November 15, 1957 - AB aired from 3:00 to 4:30pm.
November 18, 1957-October 10, 1958 - AB was split into 2 shows airing from 3:00 to 3:30pm and from 4:00 to 5:00pm. AB was split up by the game show Who Do You Trust?
October 13, 1958-September 29, 1961 - one show airing from 4:00pm to 5:30pm.
October 2, 1961-September 28, 1962 - from 4:00 to 4:50pm*
October 1, 1962-August 30, 1963 - from 4:00 to 4:30pm
Note: *From October 2, 1961 through September 28, 1962, AB was followed by "American Newsstand," a current affairs program produced by ABC News.
Nighttime shows (ABC network, Monday nights 7:30-8:00pm) In addition to the weekday shows, American Bandstand had a 13-week (October 7 - December 30, 1957) Prime-time run. (Note: This shouldn't be confused with "The Dick Clark Saturday Night Beechnut Show", which ran from February 15, 1958 to September 10, 1960.)
Saturday Afternoon shows (abc-TV network) September 7, 1963 - September 6, 1986
During these 23 years, the air times varied anywhere between 12:30 and 2:30pm on Saturdays (sometimes earlier on the West Coast). Most of these shows were an hour long. (Some episodes were shortened for sporting events.)
On AB's Last Season on ABC-TV, it aired from 12:30 to 1:00pm (from September 13, 1986 through September 5, 1987).
Syndicated American Bandstand episodes ran from September 19, 1987 to August 27, 1988 (times varied by city). This version was syndicated by LBS Communications. (According to some sources the syndicated series ran through April 1, 1989. But we haven't been able to find any AB listings beyond August 27, 1988.)
USA Cable Network (Saturday afternoons) From April 8 to October 7, 1989, AB was aired from 12noon to 1:00pm. David Hirsch was the host of this final version.
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The Lawrence Welk Show
made its national television debut on July 2, 1955. It was originally filmed in black and white and then it went into color September 18, 1965. The show was on Saturday nights on ABC until 1971 when the network canceled the show; that year, it went into first-run syndication with new episodes being produced until 1982. Reruns began airing until 1983. There were also two Christmas reunion specials, in 1984 and 1985.
On October 3, 1987, reruns of the
The Lawrence Welk Show
began airing on PBS, where they continue to air to this day. These shows were hosted by members of the Musical Family until the 2005 season, when Mary Lou Metzger interviewed former members of the Musical Family after each show.
Below is a list of Lawrence Welk PBS specials: 2001 - Milestones and Memories 2003 - God Bless America 2005 - Precious Memories 2007 - Lawrence Welk's TV Treasures
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Since their inception in 1967, the CMA Awards have been country music's most anticipated night of the year. The hottest
stars in America's most popular music genre turn out annually to see who will be named the top talent in categories such as Entertainer of the Year, Vocal Group of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of Year, Musical Event of the Year and many more. Outstanding performances and top notch entertainment make this awards show a not-to-be-missed tradition for the country music follower.
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Muppets Tonight
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"Muppets Tonight!" was a short lived new version of the classic 'The Muppet Show', that hoped to appeal to a
new generation. This series continued with several traditions that the original series did. Each episode revolved around a celebrity guest and there were new Muppet skits throughout the show. New Muppets are introduced throughout the series who would later appear in the newer Muppet films. The show itself gains a new host as Kermit the Frog passes the torch to a new Muppet named Clifford who hosts the show. In February 2004, Disney Enterprises bought two major Jim Henson properties: the Muppets and Bear in the Big Blue House. "Muppets Tonight!" premiered its first 10 episodes on ABC. The remaining episodes aired on the Disney Channel until the show's cancellation.
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ABC (ended 1990)
Walt Disney, one of Hollywood's most ambitious producers, was first approached to do television in 1950, when The Coca-Cola Company
offered him a one-hour special. The one hour special, "One Hour in Wonderland," aired December 25, 1950 on NBC and garnered 90% of the television viewing audience. A second special, "The Walt Disney Christmas Special," aired December 25, 1951 on CBS.
When Walt had drawn up plans for a theme park, known as Disneyland, he found a hard time obtaining funding; critics, including Walt's brother Roy, thought that it was unfeasible and that it would be a fiasco. At the same time, the ABC television network offered him a deal for a television anthology series. Walt wouldn't agree to it unless they put up partial financing for Disneyland (a term that had kept CBS and NBC from signing with him). ABC agreed, and also paid him $50,000 per program, an exorbitant sum for the time. The show, titled Disneyland, premiered on October 27, 1954 and was an immediate success.
Historically, the show is significant for two reasons. First, with thirty-four seasons, it is the longest-running prime time network series in history (not counting news programs; if one were to count news programs, 60 Minutes would take that title). Second, it was the first original television production by a major Hollywood studio. Other studios resented television for fear that it would keep people from going out to the movies. Thus, they refused to produce television programs, and they refused to let networks or stations use any of their more recent or better-known material. Walt Disney was the first Hollywood producer to do so.
Disneyland was a mixture of cartoons, live-action adventures, documentaries, and nature stories. Some of these were made expressly for television, but others were former theatrical releases. Many of the early programs were designed to promote upcoming theatrical releases. One particular early success of the Disneyland series was the Davy Crockett trilogy. This was a phenomenal success in every aspect; the merchandising bonanza that followed sold $300 million worth of Crockett memorabilia. Thus, ABC wanted more adventure stories along the lines of Davy Crockett. Disney provided them, but none were nearly as successful. Along the way, in 1958, it was retitled Walt Disney Presents. Eventually the show became more reliant on original material, though pre-existing material was used at times.
In 1961, his contract with ABC expired. He moved his show to NBC where he could broadcast it in color (ABC would not have the capability for color broacasting until 1962). It was rechristened Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, with an original theme song by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman (who went on to write the song scores to such well-known Disney films as Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh and Bedknobs and Broomsticks). It premiered on NBC on Sunday, September 24, 1961. On NBC, he was able to re-air many of the ABC shows in color, as they had been filmed that way as insurance for possible future airings once color broadcasting, or "colorcasting," took hold.
In September of 1966, doctors told Walt Disney, a lifetime chain-smoker, that he had lung cancer. Though the cancerous lung was removed, doctors told him that the cancer had been detected too late, and he died on Thursday, December 15, 1966. Knowing full well that no one could replace him as a host, Walt Disney Productions dropped the hosted introduction segments after the season's end. Luckily, Walt had filmed that all of that season's host segments before it was too late.
The show changed its name to The Wonderful World of Disney on September 14, 1969, and dropped the Sherman Brothers theme song in favor of various alternating medleys of well-known songs from Disney movies and parks. The trusted Disney name continued to insure high ratings for the next few years.
As popular tastes changed dramatically during the late 1960s and early 1970s, the public seemed to have largely begun to turn away from anything Disney (except theme parks and merchandise), seeing the name as symptomatic of a square, uptight, and unhip mindset that young people were coming to reject. The studio itself suffered from the lack of hit movies and accusations of incompetent management at the time. The ratings of the anthology series, however, remained reasonably stable, enough so that NBC renewed Disney's contract through 1978.
In the fall of 1975, the show began a ratings decline when it was moved back to 7 PM from 7:30 PM. Disney's ratings fell from the Top 30 and continued to fall every year afterwards. The following year went face to with CBS's 60 Minutes. Though it had begun in 1968 and was scheduled on Tuesday, the CBS newsmagazine had been scheduled on Sunday evenings since the 1971-1972 season, and had been held back until after football season due to the risk of pre-emptions; it was this year that the show finally began its season in the fall. The show was easily able to beat ABC's Sunday night offerings but trailed the CBS newsmagazine by a wide margin.
As the number of original installments decreased every year, so, too, did the ratings. In 1979, NBC (which, as a network, was also in the midst of a very public, humiliating decline) threatened Disney with cancellation unless the ratings improved. That fall, Walt Disney Productions rechristened the anthology series Disney's Wonderful World and commissioned a new, original theme song by John Debney and John Klawitter, new opening and closing credits, and a new announcer, Gary Owens (longtime announcer Dick Wesson committed suicide in January of that year).
In a flashback to the original themed format, many episodes initially were divided into one of four categories: "Fantasy Night," "Adventure Night," "Comedy Night," and "Animation Night." Beneath the "happy new face" sung of in the new theme song, however, was more of the same: too little original material, airings of theatrical movies, and far too many reruns. In spite of this, the face-lift helped the ratings, so the show was renewed for the 1980-1981 season. But the next season saw only 10 installments that had not been aired on the anthology series before, and pre-emptions were far more frequent. Ratings for the show's 27th season did not improve, and in on December 30, 1980 NBC announced that it would not be renewing the series for next season.
All was not lost that year, as the show was then immediately picked up by CBS. It was moved from its longtime Sunday night slot to Saturday night at 8 PM, as the network would not displace its highly-rated pride and joy 60 Minutes. Retitled Walt Disney, the show promised to present more original programming than it had in its final years on NBC. On September 26, 1981, after a huge advertising campaign by the network, the series premiered on CBS. Ratings improved against mediocre competition, and the show was renewed for another season (its 29th on network television). A few of these shows were pilots for series that were never picked up.
The second CBS year saw an increase in the number of reruns (as opposed to last year's increase in new episodes), and the ratings dropped. Disney did, however, produce several midseason replacement series for CBS, but all of them failed.
On Monday, April 18, 1983, Walt Disney Productions and Westinghouse Broadcasting launched The Disney Channel, a cable network created to showcase the large library of Disney cartoons, movies, and TV shows (the anthology series was rerun under the name Walt Disney Presents). Thus, in the eyes of CBS, the anthology series had outlived its purpose and was canceled. There were occasional network and syndicated specials, but all of Disney's television resources were concentrated on the cable service.
When Michael Eisner became CEO of Walt Disney Productions in September of 1984, one of the first things he and his new regime did was express an interest in reviving Disney's presence on network TV. He had some success, as the Emmy-winning, Touchstone-produced sitcom The Golden Girls and the Saturday morning cartoon (a medium with which Walt Disney himself had refused to get involved due to fears of compromised quality) Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears both premiered on NBC on Saturday, September 14, 1985 and lasted several years. However, these particular shows were the exception, not the rule; a number of series that the new regime eventually launched failed (Wildside and The Ellen Burstyn Show, for instance).
Also, of course, did the company plan to revive the anthology series. Now known as The Disney Sunday Movie, it made its much-hyped return to network television on February 2, 1986 after a hiatus of 2 years, 4 months, and eight days, replacing the dismally-rated Ripley's Believe it or Not. Just as Walt Disney had hosted the original until his death, Michael Eisner appeared in an introductory segment at the beginning of each episode.
Nostalgia and ratings were high initially, but both eventually wore off. The show premiered at a two-hour length, but in the fall of 1987, once again being soundly beaten in the ratings regularly by 60 Minutes in its first hour, and by Murder, She Wrote in its second, it was shortened to one hour for its third and final season on ABC.
NBC, which had not been able to launch a hit show in Disney's old time slot in the seven years since the show was axed by that network, picked up the show, which was renamed The Magical World of Disney. At first, a rotating "wheel" format was used, utilizing three different genres; every fourth week would be a special. This lasted until a few months into the following season. Eisner continued to host the show, but ratings on NBC were no better than they had been on ABC, and it limped through a two-year run here before the network pulled the plug for good. After 36 years (save for the September 1983-January 1986 hiatus), one of television's last remaining institutions from its golden age came to an unceremonious end.
In 1995, The Walt Disney Company announced plans to buy out the ABC television network, which went through in January of 1996. In the fall of 1997, a family-oriented movie time slot was set aside on ABC and christened The Wonderful World of Disney. Ratings to date have been middling.
Though the show is not currently repeated anywhere (The Disney Channel dropped it and all vintage Disney programming in September of 2002), episodes are slowly being released on DVD in the United States, and its legacy of quality television entertainment for all members of the family lives on in the hearts and minds of many.
Here is a chronology of titles used for the series:
Disneyland: October 27, 1954-September 3, 1958
Walt Disney Presents: September 12, 1958-September 17, 1961
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color: September 24, 1961-September 7, 1969
The Wonderful World of Disney: September 14, 1969-September 2, 1979
Disney's Wonderful World: September 9, 1979-September 13, 1981
Walt Disney: September 26, 1981-September 24, 1983
The Disney Sunday Movie: February 2, 1986-September 11, 1988
The Magical World of Disney: October 9, 1988-September 9, 1990
The final name was used as an umbrella title for Disney movie airings on cable's The Disney Channel from September 23, 1990 to August 25, 1996.
ABC Broadcast History (1954-1961):
October 27, 1954-September 3, 1958: Wednesday, 7:30 PM-8:30 PM
September 12, 1958-September 25, 1959: Friday, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM
October 2, 1959-September 23, 1960: Friday, 7:30 PM-8:30 PM
September 25, 1960-September 17, 1961: Sunday, 6:30 PM-7:30 PM
NBC Broadcast History (1961-1981):
September 24, 1961-August 31, 1975: Sunday, 7:30 PM-8:30 PM
September 14, 1975-September 11, 1977: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
September 18, 1977-October 23, 1977: Sunday, 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
October 30, 1977-September 13, 1981: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
CBS Broadcast History (1981-1983):
September 26, 1981-January 1, 1983: Saturday, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM
January 4, 1983-February 15, 1983: Tuesday, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM
July 9, 1983-September 24, 1983: Saturday, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM
(two irregularly scheduled airings on May 3, 1983 and May 21, 1983)
ABC Broadcast History (1986-1988):
February 2, 1986-September 6, 1987: Sunday, 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
September 13, 1987-September 11, 1988: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
NBC Broadcast History (1988-1990):
October 9, 1988-July 2, 1989: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
July 9, 1989-July 23, 1989: Sunday, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM
August 6, 1989-February 25, 1990: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
March 4, 1990-April 15, 1990: Sunday, 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
April 22, 1990-May 6, 1990: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
May 27, 1990-July 22, 1990: Sunday, 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
August 5, 1990-September 9, 1990: Sunday, 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
First Telecast: October 27, 1954
Last Telecast: September 9, 1990
Episodes: 751 (180 black and white episodes, 571 color episodes [as far as the format in which they were first broadcast]) (NOTE: many of these were originally theatrical releases, and a small number were specials aired at other times, but for purposes of their first airing on the anthology series they are counted as episodes)
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School House Rock!
ABC (ended 1996)
Release history:
The soundtrack to
Multiplication Rock
was released on LP (Capitol 11174) in 1973 and on CD (Capitol 91253)
in 1989. The discs are in stereo, but missing some foley from the broadcast versions. (see also reissues and covers)
Filmstrips and 16mm films of
Multiplication Rock
Grammar Rock
America Rock
Science Rock
The Big Four
) were available to schools and libraries from Xerox Films. The film prints (and possibly the filmstrips) came with teachers' aides which included lyrics, questions for students and activities.
In 1987
The Big Four
were released by Golden Book Video on four VHS tapes. Cloris Leachman and "a group of young friends" sang and danced to new between-segment songs not produced by the original team. The tapes were missing The Good Eleven, Little Twelvetoes, and Three-Ring Government and
America Rock
was renamed
History Rock
. The videos were re-released on VHS (Aug. 8, 1995) and laserdisc (Dec. 13, 1995) by Capital Cities/ABC Video Publishers, restoring the missing segments and removing Ms. Leachman and friends.
CD-ROMs and at least two music folios were released in 1996.
Released Apr. 9, 1996 School House Rock! Rocks featured new versions of SHR songs performed by contemporary rock stars.
School House Rock, the Box Set was released June 18, 1996 and featured 41 songs on 4 CDs. Disc 1 featured the stereo versions of
Multiplication Rock
plus a bonus track, My Hero, Zero by The Lemonheads. Discs 2-4 featured mono versions of the songs (probably directly from film) except The Preamble which is in stereo, and Verb which has an extremely small amount of separation. Episodes made in the 1990s were made in stereo and are presented in stereo in the box. The four discs were released separately, minus The Lemonheads track, on Apr. 1, 1997.
Another tribute album,
School House Rocks the Vote
was released Aug. 18, 1998. It featured various artists covering School House Rock songs. Among the artists were Grady Tate singing Messin' with My Bill of Rights!, I'm Just a Bill by Joan Osborne and South Park's Isaac Hayes, and The Campaign Trail by Bob Dorough.
A sampler CD,
The Best of School House Rock
was released Nov. 3, 1998, featuring songs by the original artists. I Got Six was named Best Picture of 1973 by ASIF-East, a chapter of the International Animated Film Association.
Multiplication Rock
received honors from Action for Children's Television. Bob Dorough received an Grammy nomination in 1974 for the
Multiplication Rock
LP, probably for Best Recording for Children (the winner was Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too). Most impressive was SHR's 4 Emmys, beating out shows like Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
Each discipline has been given its own season. Years of first airing are listed below as original airdates are likely lost forever. 1973
Multiplication Rock
(season 1) (premiered 06-Jan-73) 1973-1977
Grammar Rock
(season 2) (premiered 08-Sep-73) 1975-1979
America Rock
(season 3) 1978-1979
Science Rock
(season 4) (premiered 11-Mar-78) 1983-1984
Scooter Computer & Mr. Chips
(season 5) (premiered 08-Jan-83) (last show 31-Aug-85) 1995-1996
Money Rock
(season 6) Years of first broadcast for each episode are given in the production code field.
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The Mickey Mouse Club
ABC (ended 1959)
"Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me?" Next to Howdy Doody (which it helped unseat),
The Mickey Mouse Club was the defining children's television program of the 1950's. The show, which aired daily, featured a true variety of entertainment: singing, dancing, guest stars, classic Disney cartoons, serials, and a group of talented kids who became overnight sensations—the Mouseketeers. Led by adult leader Jimmy Dodd, and flanked by hefty Disney animator Roy Williams, the Mouseketeers sang and danced their way into the hearts of the first TV generation.
The standout of the group was Annette Funicello. Young America watched as the lovely and talented teenaged beauty developed before their very eyes. Annette soon starred in her own serial on the show, and went on to a successful career in film and music.
Another popular element of the show was the serialized adventures of The Hardy Boys and Spin and Marty. Veteran Disney child actor Tim Considine starred in both, making him what many refer to as the "Honorary Mouseketeer." Other serial performers included Tommy Kirk, David Stollery, and Roy Barcroft.
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ABC (ended 1964)
was presented as a traveling folk music jamboree. Taped at various college campuses, it debuted in the Spring of
1963 as a 30-minute show (8:30pm EST, Saturday) for 13 weeks. The program was not without controversy and is remembered today as the show that blacklisted Pete Seeger (along with other members of Seeger's group The Weavers), for alleged communist affiliations. For this reason, several of the genre's most prominent acts - The Kingston Trio, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Peter, Paul & Mary, among others - refused to appear. Nevertheless, folk music was then at its commercial peak and
was a ratings success. To its credit, the program did strive for a balance between commercial folk groups (The Limeliters, The New Christy Minstrels) and ethnic folk performers (Theodore Bikel, Addis & Crofut, Josh White). Topical songs were not avoided either - the Chad Mitchell Trio, who appeared nine times, sang the satiric "John Birch Society," Tom Paxton's "What Did You Learn in School Today?" and Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind." The otherwise well-scrubbed Goodtime Singers covered Phil Ochs' "Freedom Calling (What's That I Hear?)." And while Seeger and the Weavers were barred, their music was not: The Simon Sisters performed Seeger's "Turn, Turn, Turn" and The Chad Mitchell Trio performed his "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" (a hit for the boycotting Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul & Mary); Bikel sang Weaver Fred Hellerman's anti-war song "Come Away, Melinda." In the Fall of 1963,
was expanded to 60 minutes (7:30pm EST, Saturday) and scheduled against Jackie Gleason on CBS. Although not the time slot winner,
scored well enough to keep Gleason out of the top 30, and by Christmas there was talk that it would continue for another season. But less than two months later, everything changed: Beatlemania had come to America and the popularity of folk music began a rapid decline. In fact, many performers who appeared on
as folk singers (John Phillips, Cass Elliot, Gene Clark, Carly Simon) would find greater success in rock 'n' roll. In 1964, ABC cancelled
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The Engelbert Humperdinck Show
ABC (ended 1970)
The Engelbert Humperdinck Show
was a British variety series an ATV production, executive produced by Gordon Mills. For American release
the show aired on ABC and the guests were a combination British and American performers. The Jack Parnell Orchestra and the Irving Davies Dancers provided the background talent for Engelbert's variety musical program. Airing only 17 episodes the guests were the big names in entertainment field.
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Jennifer Hudson: I'll Be Home For Christmas
ABC (Holiday Event 2009)
Jennifer Hudson revisits her childhood Christmas experiences in her small neighborhood in Chicago. She visits the church that she attended,
the music academy where she studied and visits with family members and friends who helped her become successful.
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Karaoke Battle USA
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America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theatre
America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theater is a highly patriotic concert that airs on ABC in early July of
every year. The concert is held in remembrance of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The event is held in Ford's Theater located in Washington, D.C. The theater was the site of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination on April 14, 1865. Ford's Theater closed on that date and remained so until 1968. The celebration is usually filmed during early June in order to ensure that the video is ready for broadcast at the beginning of July. Many famous celebrities and performers have made appearances at the concert. Some of the well-known celebrities that have performed at America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theater include Kelly Clarkson, Dick Van Dyke, and Lionel Richie. The concert that aired on July 2, 2010 featured Broadway's Mary Poppins, George Lopez, Robin Roberts, and The Soldiers' Chorus of the United States Army Field Band, and it was hosted by actor Ty Burrell of ABC's "Modern Family".
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Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest
ABC (Holiday Event 1972)
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve has been a New Year's tradition for decades. Many people the country over wait
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The Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Show
ABC (ended 1962)
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ABC (ended 1990)
An interesting look at the early years of the king of rock and roll, Elvis Presley (Michael St. Gerard). St.
Gerard lip-syncs to country singer Ronnie McDowell. Despite overwhelmingly good criticism, the series was cancelled due to poor ratings.
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The Beatles
ABC (ended 1969)
On Saturday September 25, 1965 at 10:30 a.m. (EST) on ABC, America was introduced to the Beatles Cartoons. The first
cartoon series to ever feature a rock and roll group, it immediately became a hit with a 13 score and a 52 per cent share in ratings. Based loosely on the characters of the Beatles as portrayed in their film, A Hard Day's Night, each half hour program consisted of two cartoons (each approximately 8-10 minutes long) and two singalong segments stuck in-between the two episodes. Though the Beatles never took part in the creation and production of the show, save for the fact that their original music was used, the series still remains a favorite among fans who can remember getting up and eating a bowl of cereal while watching it. And thanks to MTV, Disney (who both aired the show sometime around the late 80's early 90's) and bootlegged copies, the show is continuing to enjoy an ever growing number of fans. A King Features Production. Color. 39 Half-hour episodes. Syndicated.
Original ABC Schedule:
Season 1: 10:30 a.m. EST Saturdays - 26 new episodes Season 2: 10:30 a.m. EST Saturdays - Only 7 new episodes, remainder were reruns Season 3: 12:00 p.m. EST Saturdays - Only 6 new episodes, remainder were reruns Season 4: 9:30 a.m. EST Sundays - No new episodes - reruns only
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You tell me that you've got everything you want And your bird can sing But you don't get me, you don't get me You say you've seen seven wonders and your bird is green But you can't see me, you can't see me When your prized possessions start to wear you down Look in my direction, I'll be round, I'll be round When your bird is broken will it bring you down You may be awoken, I'll be round, I'll be round You tell me that you've heard every sound there is And your bird can swing But you can't hear me, you can't hear me
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The Billboard Music Awards
The Billboard Music Awards recognizes talent and popularity using the Billboard chart rankings and will look at each artist's interaction
with music, including album, single and digital sales, touring, streaming and social interactions on the web.
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GMA Concert Series
GMA Concert Series, hosted by
Good Morning America
and sponsored by Walgreens, features the performance of many well-known and reputable
celebrities and singers at the dawn of the day. It can definitely be an interesting and enjoyable experience to tune into a concert early in the morning after you have woken up to enjoy the mini performances of each celebrity. The variety of celebrities that are invited to perform in the GMA Concert Series each year depend on their individual popularity and ranking although there normally is a nice assortment of classical musicians and new rising stars allowing everyone to enjoy their desired type of music. The series goes on for months with each celebrity getting their week of fame through their individual concerts that are aired by the GMA Concert Series every Friday. Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blige, Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, the Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus are among some of the more popular celebrities to grace the stage.
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CMA Music Festival
Country music takes center stage during the CMA Music Festival, an event held over a four-day period along the bank
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ABC (ended 2004)
When a sheriff's squad rolls out each day and the deputies begin their shifts, they call in to dispatch, "10-8…
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Top Spots To Grab A Drink Before The Show In PhiladelphiaHere are some great spots for you and your date or friends to stop for a drink before the show
Top 4th Of July 2016 Fireworks Displays In PhiladelphiaAs we celebrate Independence Day and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we all need to pay homage to the soldiers who fought for our freedom. A day spent in the nation's first capital, Philadelphia, enjoying parades, fairs and fireworks make for a perfect celebration.
Top 4th Of July Concerts In PhiladelphiaJuly 4th is celebrated big in Philadelphia. There are a ton of events and some of the best outdoor concerts you will find all summer. Philadelphia is the place to be for such a celebration since this is truly where a nation was born.
Fan's Guide To FirstEnergy StadiumMinor league games can be just as fun as major league games, and a lot more affordable. Go see the up-and-coming ball players when they are just starting out. It could be the best time you have all Summer.
Top Daytime Concerts Coming To Philly This SummerWhether you are into folk, rock, rap or pop, here's a list of the best daytime concerts that you will find this season around Philadelphia.
Top Wine Bars In PhiladelphiaWine lovers unite! Philadelphia has some of the best establishments that excel in wine and we've gathered a list of the best.
Top Untraditional Donuts In PhiladelphiaHow about some donuts that break the old donut mold? We've gone out into the field and did the grueling job of finding some of the best untraditional donuts we could find in Philadelphia.
Top Friend-Date Locations In PhiladelphiaThere are so many great "friend date" places in Philadelphia, and we narrowed down the list to the top five.
Top Spots To Buy Golf Clothes In PhiladelphiaWe've found a few shops in the Philadelphia area that sell golf equipment for every season.