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- angelaToronto May 4, 2010 02:36 PM
I am looking for suggestions of bars we could go in NYC that appeal to a more "mature" crowd. But not too "mature"........
185 W 80th St, New York, NY 10024
Have you tried Angel Share? I have not been there but have read some wonderful reviews that sound so civilized! I am over 40 and it calls my name!
Do you want wine or cocktails?
There are a ton of wine bars in various areas of town that would likely work for you.
Among excellent cocktail bars: Milk and Honey, Death and Co, Raines Law Room, Angel Share: all fit your description. Ber Centrale is fun for classic cocktails and a fun atmosphere, but does not have the creativity/cocktail talent of the others.
DUring the week, options such as Employees Only, Pegu Club, Mayahuel could also work but during the weekend usually have a livelier/louder crowd and get very busy
Of note, these places generally only will seat you if they have a seat available, so it is best to get there early or make reservations when possible
Employees Only
510 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014
Pegu Club
77 W Houston St, New York, NY 10012
Milk and Honey
134 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002
Raines Law Room
48 W 17th St, New York, NY 10011
304 E 6th St, New York, NY 10003
re: orthorunner
Hi orthorunner,
Do you know some areas in NY city with some pubs/bars for people aged around 40-50 who drink wine or fruit beers? i'm searching for some bars/pubs/terraces where people of this age can relax and drink some whine or fruit beers...
re: FrankRaes
I am actually not much of a beer drinker, but some spots that have a good beer selection include Blind Tiger Ale House and Pony Bar. These spots usually draw somewhat of a younger crowd than some of the cocktail spots (lower price point) but at the same time do not have an immature crowd. Do you want more casual or does it not matter as long as it is relaxed?
Blind Tiger
281 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
Hi angelatoronto,
For some reason, I assume your from the GTA and you'll be visiting NYC for a short time. Just a suggestion if you find yourselves in Times Square and needing a drink. Sure you can stop in any of those places (I dunno, planet hollywood, hard rock, espn zone, toysRus...), but for an oasis, head to Jimmy's Corner on 44th just east of 7th.
Not necessarily for over 40 (I'm 44 BTW), but a cool sanctuary from the frenzy and cheap drinks to boot!
Jimmy's Corner
140 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036
re: porker
Just be aware Jimmy's Corner is a complete dive. Owned by an old time ex-boxing trainer, Jimmy Glenn. Sure it has a lot of character, but it is really a total dive, if that's what you are looking for.
Jimmy's Corner
140 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036
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You say "total dive" in such a.... a...negative way - haha!
It is a dive, but in not in a dangerous or repulsive way. BTW I think (from what I've heard - I've been there only 12 times or so) Jimmy is a cutman rather than a trainer and he might still be active - at least he was two years ago when he was away at the Mohegan Sun working a boxer's corner.
And a dive is sometimes really what I look for!
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I would recommend the great hotel bars like Bemelmans Bar, Oak Bar, King Cole, Le Caprice.
King Cole Bar
2 E 55th St, New York, NY 10022
Bemelmans Bar
35 E 76th St, New York, NY 10021
re: bronwen
I strongly agree with the Oak Bar (in the Plaza hotel) recommendation. A really great place that's part of a vanishing breed. In addition to the Oak Bar I would suggest Bar Pleiades at The Surrey.
I can't speak to this one personally but I've heard alot about the new bar at the Empire State building, people say it's like stepping back in time.
re: Spiritchaser
My partner and I love the bar at Gilt. I return to nyc on Saturday evenings - Penn at about 8:50 - at Gilt by 9:10. Quiet but still happening - and I like their bar menu as well. I went to Employees Only a few months ago - made me wish there was a chowhound for 45 and older... this post has me excited to try Angel Share.
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re: bronwen
All favorites of mine, and I also like Bar Pleiades and the bar at the Mark.
re: MMRuth
I would add that I don't think that Le Caprice has a bar area aside from the bar stools at the bar itself.
re: bronwen
Finally...some suggestions that make sense.
I also prefer a table at the lounge at SoHo Grand.
i'm turning 50 this year, and the bars that appeal to me are often bars that appeal to a younger crowd as well.
you age doesn't tell me your taste or what your looking for.
do you want mixologist type cocktails? a dive? an old school place?
here's a list of some of my faves:
re: thew
dear thew.
i, too, am 50 (yikes) but don't like places fifty years old are supposed to like. generally, when i show up at a restaurant or bar that interest me, everyone is half my age. you seem like the perfect person to ask this question:
i am in new york for a month, pretending to not be from la, and i'm looking for places, bars and restaurants that are current, extraordinary, hip, and, here's the catch, have other hipster middle aged patrons, but not tourists and not creepy old men.
to give you an idea of my tastes, my meal at tailor several years ago was one of the most memorable of my life but i hate wd50, could eat the pork chop rice at baoguette all day, got a stomach ache from porchetta, but still go back for more, and never miss soft serve at milk, though i prefer chickalicious.
any advice would be welcome.
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Where do you go in L.A.? Might be helpful to know since some Chowhounds are familiar with both cities.
re: jrnlmkr
I don't see this as a question of age at all. Perhaps you can post separately with your preferences/dislikes in a dining spot. Tailor, wd50, baoguette, porchetta - those choices have nothing to do with age it seems.
re: chow_gal
you must not be over 40 if you don't see it a question of age. My point was that I'm looking for places with interesting food where there might be people my age, too. It just isn't that fun to eat dinner in a sea of people who don't even notice you are alive.
re: jrnlmkr
The Mark, DBGB,
299 Bowery, New York, NY 10003
re: peterlugerfan
something about tbar is a real turnoff to me. trying to be hip, ending up stuffy. or something. can't quite put my finger on it
re: peterlugerfan
The place is crawling with cougars
although i live in los angeles and, as a friend tells me, reek of LA, i'm just finishing up a month in new york and after eating and drinking myself silly, i fancy myself a mini-expert on the subject.
first, no matter how good and affordable the food is, skip otto; it feels like a frat party fast forwarded about five years and, well, yuck. dbgb had promise, but both times i went, the bar was full of tourists and the benches for two are weird if you are alone. really, who is going to walk up and sit on a squishy upholstered stool with a stranger? They really lost me when I ordered pasta and the bartender asked if i wanted it with or without sausage neglecting to mention the three slices of meat would nearly double the price. not nice. if you are looking for a mixed crowd and a small bar, try cookshop. it is very neighborhoody, though full of midwestern tourists during the day, and quite a friendly place. The place is buzzy and fun and full of quirky regulars, random celebrities.
A client took me to the one place i return over and over, Barbuto, sort of an upscale cheers with really good food. During the day, I hear it is tourist city, but at night, the bar is full of neighborhood regulars stopping in for a meal and a drink. More than once, more than twice, I saw lone guests strike up conversations with the person in the stool next to them and just as many times, watched those conversations stretch long into the night.
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Favorite summer wines?
- Notorious EMDB Jun 26, 2006 10:27 PM
I've got a few standby wines that I drink, chilled and not, in the summer, starting with anything from Bonny Doon and TJ's Vinho Verde, but I'm wondering what reds under $20 you like to drink with summer cookouts and lighter cooking-- preferably some that can stand a little chilling.
Does it have to be red? Because, though I've long been a strictly red drinker, I've gotten hooked on an unusual white that's just smashing with summer foods and in summer heat. Torrontes. Specifically, the Torrontes from Crios de Susana Balbo. It has a unique bouquet – both minerally and flowery (violets), and is very soft in the mouth, though it has good alcohol. If I recall your location correctly, you can find it at Big Y with the Argentinian whites. @ $15/bottle. There's a lovely rosé from Crios, as well.
And you can't go wrong with a nice Tavel (very dry rosé from the Rhone valley).
If it has to be red, a young Zinfandel actually likes a slight chill. Haven't been drinking much Zin lately, though, so I can't recommend a specific one.
re: GG Mora
GG, thanks, it doesn't have to be red-- I just have a set stock of whites that I like-- but I am always willing to try something new. I'm actually back in Boston, no longer in W. Mass., : (, but I will look for it around here. I am sure someone has it.
It's a bit costly for every day drinking (at least for me), but Chateaneuf du Pape blanc are the ones that are doing it with the extra 'aaahhhh' for me this summer.
Vieux Telegraphe 2002 and 2003 "La Crau" have been excellent aperitif so far this summer.
In the past several years several of the producers in Napa have done very nice Rose's. Robert Sinskey's Vin Gris of Pinot Noir is outstanding and is under $20. Elyse does a field blend Rose that's $15 and is excellent. Had one at Markham on Saturday that was also very good, again, pinot based, and well under $20. All of these wines a dry and outstanding served chilled.
There are several others also, Miner Family's Rosoto, Augar-Martucchi has one.
re: rtmonty
i've been drinking Buttonwood's 2005 rose (from santa ynez valley area) and just loving it. $15
I like a nice light New Zealand pinot noir such as Kim Crawford or Sherwood. Great BBQ/picnic wines and good lightly chilled, screw-tops, about $20 Cdn so probably less for you.
If you're open to a sweet white once in a while, check out a Moscato d'Asti. Had one from Cristina Ascheri (2005) and was impressed with the balance, though some will definitely find it too sweet. With a light fizz (here in Quebec it's sold with the sparklers, but it isn't in a champagne-type bottle) and beer-like alcohol (5.5% abv), it made a fine, refreshing first bottle after a long, hot day. $19 Cdn in my location, no idea how much it will cost where you are. :)
I should add that a dry Torrontes would be a good gauge of whether you might like a Moscato, as they share similar floral qualities (though I haven't had the specific torrontes mentioned by GG Mora).
I am with rmonty on roses. The Sinsky is nice. There is also a widely available Mas de Gourgonnier right now that is generally about half the price and also has a bit of body without a big dose of strawberry. I love Bandols but they are pricier and I am not seeing many this year anyway. Garretson makes a red rose you might find fun. I have dropped the wine club as I can no longer drink that style but I liked it once upon a time. For reds (as you requested): you might try a nebbiolo (I like the Langhe) or a US pinot noir (Babcock is a good bet) or Domaine Alfred's DA Red. Actually I haven't had it this year nor have I seen it on the east coast but used to love it. Other blends like that are good for summer too. Personally I like sparkling for summer!
Last week we tried, and I loved, a new rose.
Innocent Bystander Pinot Rose. It was $16 and delicious! It's Australian.
In Italy they make light reds for drinking in the summer after the vintage--e.g. Chianti, Bardolino, grignolino--but I never see those in the U.S.
Summery whites:
The Loire is the source of a lot of my summer wines, red, white and rosé. Gamay de Touraine is affordable, quaffable, low alcohol and best slightly chilled. I also like the gamay-based blends from the same area. Pink Chinon is as delicate and minerally a rosé as you could ask for (though not the 2005 cherry Kool-aid from René Couly I uncorked the other day). The herby, citrusy gush of sauvignon blanc and chenin blanc wines is a perfect antidote to muggy weather. Plus there are all those off-the-beaten-path varieties like romorantin, grolleau, menu pineau and pineau d'aunis to investigate.
But you were asking about reds that can take a little chilling. Cru Beaujolais from the likes of Brun and Michel Tête. Inexpensive pinot noir such as Mr. F mentions. Second wines from certain southwest French producers (Montauriol and Cahauzac in the Frontonnais, Causse Marines in Gaillac, Cosse Maisonneuve in Cahors, some of Brumont's low-end Madiran and Gascogne). And a whole bunch of vins de pays from all over the place.
New on my list this year are a couple of bottles of Bugey Cerdon, an 8% off-dry red sparkler made from gamay and possibly poulsard in the Savoie. Frothy summer fun.
Ijalba's Rioja Riserva, Borsao from Campo de Borja, Atrium from Torres, Altano from Douoro -- all regulars from the Iberian peninsula. Robertson shiraz from South Africa is a recent addition.
And GG's right about certain zins. Louis Martini used to make a Beaujolais-weight zin that was great chilled and perfect with Cajun-style blackened fish, though I haven't seen a bottle in years.
re: carswell
Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil is another Loire Valley red that does well with a bit of a chill.
I'm a huge fan of sauvignon blanc from New Zealand (Marlborough). At the moment I've become a great fan of this Austrian gruner veltliner that my local shop has started carrying--> Weingut h.u.m. Hofer Gruner Veltliner 2005 - it comes in a one liter green bottle with a bottle cap (like a bottle of soda!). Super bright, crisp and clean with a touch of pepper. Here is a link to what the bottle looks like: http://www.greenegrape.com/index.asp?...
re: antjones9
I've heard that at Austrian drinking parties everyone gets his own bottle.
"Gruner is the one wine to have when you're having more than one."
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I just bought some of this, what is it??? It tasted a bit like a combination of wine and beer to me???
re: 4chowpups
It's wine made from the gruner veltliner grape and, in my opinion, very delicious.
re: 4chowpups
I would guess that if it tasted like a combination of wine and beer, you might have had a corked bottle. Did you mean beer like yeasty, skunked, or musty? Otherwise, it might have been a really inferior bottle. I've had lots of Gruners, some much better than others, but never one that tasted like beer.
I'm also a huge fan of Txakoli from the Basque region.
For something more red, go to a good wine store and ask for a brachetto. I'm not fond of most roses or even lambruscos, but brachetto really goes down easy. A good one should be full of strawberry fragrance, on the sweet side, fizzy, as red as a light red wine, and very refreshing. It's a little too sweet for me to drink a lot of by itself, but it's easy to drink a lot of it with food or dessert.
re: JaneRI
Domaine Tempier rose is great, but priced to match.
re: Robert Lauriston
There are some excellent roses from the south of France that are in the $10-$15 price range. I like Domaine de Fontsainte and Domaine de St. Martin de la Garigue. Anything imported by Kermit Lynch is going to be good. Almost anything from Bandol is likely to be good.
I also like the Fiddlehead (US) rose.
re: Darren72
St-Martin de la Garigue is one of my favourite Languedoc estates. Both reds are great and the white is often exceptional. Have never encountered the rosé. Do you know what grape varieties are used?
re: carswell
Their website is only in French (see http://www.stmartingarrigue.com/) but I belive it says they us carignan and grenache noir.
Domaine Poujol also makes a great rose.
re: carswell
Thanks for the link, Darren. The varieties listed for the Rosé Tradition are syrah, grenache noir and cinsault. Had no idea they made so many wines. The only three we see are the red Cuvée Bronzinelle and Cuvée St Martin de la Garigue and the white Cuvée St Martin. Will have to contact the agent to see if he offers any of the others on a private import basis.
re: carswell
If you like the St. Martin, you'd probably like many of Kermit Lynch's other southern French wines. He started a website a short while ago (kermitlynch.com) and it has his monthly newsletter, which has great tasting notes. You can order directly from his retail shop in Berkeley. Assuming they will ship to your state, my recollection is that you don't pay sales tax, though you do pay shipping, and you receive a case discount. Plus, his retail prices tend to be cheaper than what you'd pay buying the same wine in another store (the latter go through a distributor).
re: carswell
I'm a Lynch fan from way back and always make a point of dropping by his store on my rare trips to the SFBA (not hard, since Chez Panisse is another personal Mecca). Unfortunately (from a shipping standpoint, I mean), not only do I not live in a reciprocal state, I don't even live in the US. Fortunately, the local wine monopoly and private importers are big on French wine, so many of the estates he represents and ones like them are available through Quebec channels.
re: carswell
Ah, sorry - of course I presumed you were in the states! :)
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I am almost embarrassed to admit... Beringer Chenin Blanc has become a staple here. Why embarrassing? Aside from being Beringer (which just makes me think of white zin) the stuff is 4 to 5 bucks a bottle. (It behaves well in recipes, as well, which is a plus.)
Though it behaves well in cooking, it's not an easy wine to pair, so it's become my go-to when I feel like a cool glass of wine in the afternoon/evening.
I just had something that my local shop (Silverlake Wine) recommended: it was a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat, Welschriesling and Muller Thurgau, and it was SO good! I can't remember the name of the winery, but the name of the wine was Cuvee Styria. And it only cost something like $10!


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Everyone is waiting to see what the wheat crop will hold. Summer crops are pretty well planted until double-cropping. The area has been receiving fairly significant rain and overall temperatures, while a little cool for corn and sorghum, are great for wheat grain development. Let's take the opportunity to shift gears from crops to our most important agricultural resource – people. Specifically, let's take a look at the people out in the fields and feedlots performing the day-to-day operations vital in producing food, fiber, and fuel.
A U.S. patent has been granted to a Kansas State University-developed "candy" that stimulates the growth, health and reproductive functions of cattle, bulls and other livestock.
There are many individuals who share their time, talent and resources with the Barton County 4-H program. The 2014 Friend of 4-H awards were given to dedicated individuals who went above and beyond to assist the 4-H youth. The two couples honored this year were Wayne and Terri DeWerff and Bill and Robin Niederee.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Kansas is seeking public comments on changes to the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) interim final rule.
Travel out to the fields of Kansas during November and you'll see farmers wrapping up fall harvest. Combines chomp through fields of corn, milo, soybeans and sunflowers eager to dump the bountiful crops into waiting trucks and grain carts before Old Man Winter arrives with ice, snow and sleet.
More than 1,000 Farm Bureau members in Kansas will gather in Manhattan Dec. 1-2 for their organization's 96th Annual Meeting.
A historic agreement was reached today as Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado conducted a special meeting of the Republican River Compact in Manhattan. Representatives of the states have signed a resolution, approving operational adjustments in 2014 and 2015 under the Republican River Compact, which will benefit water users throughout the basin and set the administration on a course to find long-term solutions to persistent problems. Kansas Governor Sam Brownback noted that the agreement was positive for Kansas water users. "This resolution will protect a valuable water resource for Kansans. This agreement allows Harlan County Lake to serve as the destination for ...
Jim Richardson, National Geographic photographer and Kansas native, will serve up a vast visual journey: the Neolithic dawn of agriculture, today's world farmers working in relative anonymity, and the challenges of feeding an ever-more hungry planet through 2050 at Kansas Farmers Union's (KFU) upcoming annual convention.
The last two weeks have certainly presented people, livestock and the 2015 wheat crop with challenges. Many record lows were set over the area over the last two weeks and to add insult to injury, many record low highs were set. While it wasn't pleasant for us, our pets, and livestock, it shouldn't have caused much harm. The question on many wheat farmers' minds is what did this severe and long early cold snap do to the 2015 wheat crop? Much of the answer involves conditions other than temperature and the development of the wheat.
While many shoppers are feeling the pinch of price increases, there's a way today's smart, frugal shoppers can save money on the family food bill. Some estimates place this figure at 10 -15 percent. On the average food bill, this could mean a savings of $700 - $1,200 a year.
The phone jarred Ken Powell awake. Groggy and disoriented, he glanced at the clock while fumbling with the receiver: midway between midnight and one a.m.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reminds farm owners and producers that the opportunity to choose between the new 2014 Farm Bill established programs, Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC), begins Nov. 17, and continues through March 31, 2015. The new programs, designed to help producers better manage risk, usher in one of the most significant reforms to U.S. farm programs in decades.
One of the world's leading scholars in agricultural sustainability is speaking at Kansas State University about how to sustainably feed a growing world population that will require twice as much food as is currently produced.
Now that the cold weather has started to rear its head, it is time to turn our attention to our houseplants and the special care they need this time of year. With shorter days, dryer air and colder temperatures, your houseplants may require a change in the way you care for them. I found a short piece from K-State Research and Extension that gives a few basic tips to keep your indoor plants healthy throughout the winter.
Kansas Farm Bureau released its sixth book in the Kailey's Ag Adventures children's book series. Kailey's Pig 'Tales' follows Kailey and her cousins as they learn about pig farming from Farmer Rich.
Last week's column described consumer behavior and the assumptions behind predicting that behavior. The key points are consumers behavior rationally (in a predictable way), they prefer more to less, their preferences are complete, and they don't change preferences without a reason. Relative prices between goods are an important factor in determining choices within the constraints of a consumer's budget. Finally, consumer preferences do change over time, economists accept this change as a fact, and deal with those changes. Now the question to answer is how the agriculture and food industries responded to changes preferences and budgets have.
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Photos: Houston's history of hosting the MLB All-Star Game
As the 85th annual MLB All-Star Game emanates from Target Field in Minneapolis tonight, it's been 10 years since Houston last hosted the Midsummer Classic, when Minute Maid Park welcomed baseball's best players to town in 2004. Led by game MVP Alfonso Soriano, who was with the Rangers at the time, the American League got […] [Read More]
Cespedes wins again, beating Frazier in HR derby
Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS — Oakland's Yoenis Cespedes became the first repeat winner of the All-Star home run derby in 15 years, powering his way past Cincinnati's Todd Frazier by a whopping 9-1 in the final round Monday night. Ken Griffey Jr. took the title in 1998 and 1999. With a serious, determined look on his […] [Read More]
Oak Ridge slugger wins junior HR derby at All-Star festivities
Luken Baker can say he was a winner at the All-Star Game on Monday night. No, he didn't participate in the Home Run Derby, but he did outslug another high schooler in a two-round, two-person competition held during the main event at Target Field. Baker, a senior at Oak Ridge High School, hit seven home […] [Read More]
Altuve says winning more important than batting title
As Giancarlo Stanton put on a monster show Monday night in the Home Run derby, Jose Altuve posted a video of reactions to one of the shots on Instagram. Miguel Cabrera, standing just to Altuve's left, had his mouth agape. Stanton hit one home run only a few rows from the top of the third […] [Read More]
Could Marshall, Nix and Aiken Be Band of Brothers?
MINNEAPOLIS — The first day of the second half could be a quite a tone-setter. As the Astros get set to start a three-game series against the White Sox in Chicago on Friday, they may still be working against a 4 p.m. CT deadline to sign their unsigned draft picks, none more important than first […] [Read More]
Celebrities aplenty to appear in Clemens' charity softball game
Roger Clemens plans to bring out the red Solo cups for Toby Keith, Roy Oswalt, Jeff Bagwell, Vince Young and several of his friends Tuesday night at Minute Maid Park during the first Rocketman Celebrity Slam softball game. The seven-time Cy Young Award winner will hold the Rocketman Celebrity Slam to benefit the Roger Clemens […] [Read More]
Corpus Christi Hooks fan attempts to fight opposing team's pitcher
A Corpus Christi Hooks fan is accused of trying to punch an opposing team's pitcher during a game Sunday night at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi, KZTV reports. The Hooks are the Astros' Class AA affiliate. According to witnesses, 35-year-old Nikolas Swope ran onto the field and attempted to attack Midland Rockhounds pitcher Blake Hassebrock […] [Read More]
Mark Appel gets cortisone shot in wrist
MINNEAPOLIS — Struggling Astros pitching prospect Mark Appel had a cortisone shot in his right (throwing) wrist about three weeks ago, agent Scott Boras said Monday. Boras said there was not a longterm concern with Appel, and said the cause was "more of a tendinitis kind of thing." The Astros had not previously said that […] [Read More]


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The renewal arrives months ahead of the series' second season return in January 2015
Director James DeMonaco and Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes are also returning for the sequel
It's the fourth straight No. 1 film to top projections by a wide margin and suddenly, we're on our way to an August record
Michelangelo lets the classic animated "TMNT" catchphrase fly as the Turtles rush into battle against Shredder
McConaughey described it as Nolan's 'most ambitious film'
Disney's animated "Planes 2" also opens on a crowded and very competitive weekend
Platinum Dunes made "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and "The Purge"
New footage features the turtles as babies, as well as young ninjas in training
In the viral campaign, fans must Tweet their favorite Turtle to first unlock each individual character movie poster, and then unlock the official movie trailer
Premiering June 22, the crew of a single ship may be mankind's last hope as a pandemic begins wiping out the population.
Cable channel also picks up "Stanistan"
Platinum Dunes principals Brad Fuller and Andrew Form are producing with Michael Bay
Paramount pushes "Project Almanac," previously known as "Welcome to Yesterday," to 2015
Starz CEO Chris Abrecht also says it picked up BBC mini "Dancing on the Edge"
It remains unclear whether writer-director James DeMonaco will return for the next installment
Former "Grey's Anatomy" actor Eric Dane will star in the post-apocalyptic drama, about the crew of a Navy destroyer
The pirate drama will premiere in January 2014 on the premium cable channel
Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz ("Tron: Legacy") wrote the supernatural action-adventure movie
Live-action film will be a co-production between Paramount and Nickelodeon
In today's Callbacks — your daily roundup of casting news from Deal Central — Lionsgate's "Lincoln Lawyer" lands a supporting cast, Jeffrey Nachmanoff signs up for...


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beats by dre Eva Longoria consistently wears fake eyelashes on the red carpet.The former 'Desperate Housewives' actress claims she boasts a signature glimpse in the case of glamorous functions so depends on fake lashes to boost her look. Remark on this ArticleShe said: "My signature red carpet look and feel is a smoky eye with lashes and a nude lip. I continually wear false eyelashes to the red carpet - that's been my beauty look since my pageant days."However, when she's not working or walking the red carpet, Eva likes nothing better than taking her make-up off and relaxing.She told Britain's Hello! magazine: "I would say I'm low maintenance. I wear a lot of TV make-up at work every day, of course, but when I get home I can't wait to wash it off. I wash my face with a cleanser, then do a whole nightly routine with moisturiser, vitamin C and lip balm. During the day I apply moisturiser and bronzer all over, then mascara - and that's it, I am ready."I rarely blow-dry my hair because it is naturally wavy and I can't be bothered, especially if it is raining. I was in New York recently and I looked like a lion by the end of the day. My hair just went, 'Pfoof!' "Lily Donaldson Psyched About Victoria's Top secret London Launch


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LATHAM, N.Y. - The Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York received assistance Tuesday. The Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation purchased seven truck loads of General Mills products for seven food banks. The donation is part of the "Three Square Meals" assistant program. The initiative is funded in part by job lot customers who donate through the holiday season. The food back in the area that will be receiving the donations is in Latham.
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Twitter 4.1.0 rolls out to Google Play, includes new compose window and improved notifications
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday home in Anaheim - Hampstead
House, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths (Sleeps 10-12)
Welcome! Your affordable luxury home sits directly across the street from Disneyland. During your stay, you will enjoy not only the shortest walk to Disneyland, but also our well-appointed home that has been completely remodeled and decorated with you in mind. Our mission is to provide you and your family a memorable vacation home while visiting Disneyland.
The layout: The living room has a brand new sectional, 42' plasma with DVD player and a movie library. Attached is the dining area with a table that can accommodate up to 8. The beautiful and new kitchen counter has seating for 3 more.
Kitchen is Gorgeous! White cabinetry, black granite countertops, brand new appliances, fridge with ice maker, dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave and best of all: the kitchen is fully stocked! With everything there for you, including a coffee maker, toaster, blender, Crockpot, rice cooker, pots, pans, beautiful dishes and silverware, lots of Mickey and Disney cups/mugs, baking pans - everything a chef's heart desires.
Master Bedroom: California King Bed with private bath w/shower, TV
2nd Bedroom: Queen Bed
3rd Bedroom: Full bed
4th Bedroom: Twin over full bunk bed, Full futon mattress, Mickey TV
Guest bath with combination shower/tub
Airconditioned game room has direct access from home and includes Foosball and Airhockey, craft/reading area.
More about your vacation home:
*Free WiFi, cable, Phone with free Local and long distance calls.
*Backyard with outdoor furniture, lounge chairs, and Private Fenced Pool with pool toys.
*Full Size Washer/Dryer
*Hair dryers, Iron/ironing board, basic toiletries, cleaning supplies & washing detergent
*High chair, pack & play, 3 Single strollers, double stroller
*Board games, books, toys, dress up clothes for boys and girls (over 20 to choose from)
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Tamar
I love to travel with my husband and 2 young girls. Disneyland is one of our favorite places to spend the day.
Tamar purchased this house in 2011
Why Tamar chose Anaheim
There are so many reasons why we chose to purchase our vacation home. The most important was Location, Location, Location! To have the shortest walk home from Disneyland is priceless when you have walked 8 hours or more in Disneyland and have little ones that are just too tired to take another step. Walk home during lunch, eat/rest, and then go right back energized for the rest of the night. Even swim in between when you come home for lunch.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Tamar, thanks for making our stay so enjoyable with all the wonderful accommodations. Our family loved everything. I will recommend this house to all my other friends and family.


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Every third Thursday, (except during County Fair on Thursday of August 14th) Lavendera Massage opens the doors to our community of gifted healers for Wellness Nights. Stop by between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m to share your own gifts, and/or receive from others. Enjoy connecting into a unique network of people in the uplifting environment of reciprocal healing. Each session lasts about 10-15 minutes and can include clothed massage, energy work, and intuitive readings.
As of October, our Thursday evening events will begin at 6:30 p.m. until next summer.


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CM: Riri x Genda"Riri! Genda's here!" Riri's mum shouted from downstairs as the girl got off her bed in shock.CM: Riri x Genda by LittleMissTerra-chan
"Gendo?" She hurried through her bedroom door and down the stairs to see Genda standing there, wearing his Teikoku goalkeeper kit. She wasn't expecting to see him here.
"Hey Gendo, what're you doing here?" The goalkeeper looked over in her direction, stunned to see what she was wearing. A cute white dress with blue flowers all over and black boots. She appeared to be an angel in his eyes.
"I just came from practice and thought we could hang out at mine since my parents aren't home." He smiled.
"Oh! Is that the time already? You two lovebirds should be get going before dark. Riri, stay over the night and I'll pick you up tomorrow." Riri's mum hurried them along as she lightly pushed them out through the door.
"Wait mum-"
"See you tomorrow!" The door was closed before Riri could say anything. There was a awkward silence.
"I guess you're staying over at mine tonight."
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I've realized that I've been getting a lot more point commissions lately and I never know what type of story to write so I made something up for people who wish to commission me in the future...
Sweet (Something cute with a kiss)
Inbetween (Kissing and touching)
EVIL (Everything except sex) extra 5
Please say one of the three above when you commission me so I know what type you want... please be specific. Thank you :3
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Couple: Kaki x Tenma
Type: OC x Canon
Personality together: Sweet and friendly to each other
Rating: EVIL
How long: One shot
Total: 20
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Note me if you want one and maybe I can give you a deal
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Name: Mercedes
Nickname: Terra (Call me Terra) =]
Age: 16
Birthday: 25 August
Star Sign: Virgo
Hobbies: Drawing and Writing
Favourite Quote: "You won't succeed if you don't fail"
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School of Sakka Chapter 4
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KobushiYuki Yasuburu x Fubuki
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TV Ratings Report: Arrow Points Upby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Arrow and Chicago Fire were both scorching hot last night, hitting series highs in the 18-49-year old demographic for The CW and NBC, respectively.
Read on for a full ratings report...
8 p.m.
The Voice: 10.4 million viewers
The Middle: 9.1 million/The Neighbors: 7 million
Survivor: 10.2 million
The X Factor: 7 million
Arrow: 3.7 million
9 p.m.
Modern Family: 12.3 million/Suburgatory: 7.6 million
Criminal Minds: 12 million
Supernatural: 2.3 million
10 p.m.
CSI: 10.3 million
Chicago Fire: 7.1 million
Nashville: 6 million
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: TV Ratings
So thrilled for Arrow and Chicago Fire! I record Nashville as CF is my first choice I am happy it beat out Nashville for the first time since they started airing. I hope that means good things for CF as it is a great show and deserves a full season!
Arrow is my favorite new show and I like that the numbers are similar to another favorite CW show The Vampire Diaries!


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Jim Huber, TNT's Emmy Award-winning announcer, is at the 85th PGA Championship serving as the network's feature essayist and lead interviewer. PGA.com spoke with Huber following the first round Thursday, and here are his thoughts of what unfolded at Oak Hill Country Club:
Phil Mickelson, we saw a different Phil Mickelson today than we've seen all year. What got into him?
Huber: He hit fairways, which he hasn't been hitting all year. He even admitted to me when we were on the air for our post-round interview that he was surprised at his score. I know he had tried some things before The International that just weren't working. He was hooking the ball, slicing, whatever he tried, he said it wasn't working. But what he did today was he hit the fairway and he putted well, which is the key to playing well at any course, especially here. He's riding high right now and he looks like he could break out of this major stuff. I really hope he does, for our sake and his.
After his round, Phil declined to come into the media center for his post-round news conference. Did you sense that he has a special focus about him or anything?
Jim Huber: He was as kind and as gracious as always. The one thing about Phil is he is as good in victory as he is in defeat, and sometimes even better in defeat because he has so much honor. Honesty is actually one of his shortcomings, in golf and in life. But I think he had a little look in his eye, a bit of jive, that he would like to win this tournament more than anything else in world.
What happened to Tiger today?
Jim Huber: Unlike Phil and unlike everybody else on the top of the leaderboard, his driver was so far off. And I sensed that he was losing patience. One of the great things about Tiger is his mental toughness. He's always grinding and always fighting. But I don't know if it was my imagination or what, but I sensed an almost futile look about him. It was a look that everything was going wrong and it was almost like he was giving up a little bit. Now, I know that definitely wasn't the case. But nothing was working for him and it showed.
Can he recover and climb back into this thing?
Jim Huber: Sure, absolutely. But he had better start tomorrow.
What were your general impressions of Oak Hill? It sure beat up some people because we saw a bunch of 82s and 79s and the like.
Jim Huber: The course was exactly what we expected -– very tough. If you didn't hit the fairway, you were in trouble, and if you didn't putt well you were in trouble. Vijay (Singh) and Hank Kuehne, like a few others, drive the 14th green and make pars. The greens are very difficult to read. And the rough is so difficult to judge coming out of the stuff, if it comes out at all. You have to be so smart and so perfect. A lot of guys' temperaments and game aren't committed to that or built that way.
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