text: 000 FXUS63 KLMK 270501 AFDLMK AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOUISVILLE KY 1201 AM EST Thu Nov 27 2014 ...Updated Aviation Discussion... ...Forecast Update... Issued at 845 PM EST Wed Nov 26 2014 Overall the forecast is in good shape. Only significant change made at this time is to ramp PoPs up to 100% where precipitation is currently falling or is imminent. Did increase PoPs just a bit along the northern edge of the band as well. PoP changes were based off of mesoscale model data and current radar information. Clipper low at 01Z was centered between Paducah and Evansville, with a surface trof reaching northwestward into Illinois. This system will move quickly eastward across the region tonight. Light rain has been falling ahead of the clipper, with light snow behind it in the colder air. The rain/snow line has been creeping slowly but steadily southeastward, and the freezing level aloft has been lowering very slowly over the past few hours as indicated by radar. So, some light snow is still expected after midnight across portions of central and south central Kentucky. There still appears to be only minor impact, though, with warm surface temperatures, warm boundary layer temperatures, and the fact that the snow will be falling during the late night/pre-dawn hours. Nevertheless, something to keep an eye on for anyone out traveling overnight in central Kentucky. .SHORT TERM (Now through Thursday Night)... Issued at 300 PM EST Wed Nov 26 2014 ...Minor Snow Accumulations Possible Overnight... Warm advection precip shield is fairly well established along the Mississippi River, as a Clipper low dives SE across Iowa. Clouds are already on the increase west of I-65, and temps have climbed solidly into the 40s. Main challenge in this forecast will be the impacts of any snow produced by this Clipper as it swings through the Ohio Valley. Expect precip to reach our far southwest counties, including the Bowling Green area and the Natcher Parkway, around sunset or shortly thereafter. May take some time to overcome dry low-level air, but we are warm enough that it will start off primarily as rain. Precip will continue to spread east as the evening wears on, with the better chances south of a line from Jasper to Elizabethtown to Jamestown. Temps aloft are cool enough that the changeover to snow will occur with surface air temps above freezing. Good model agreement on decent QPF with this system, perhaps even pushing a quarter inch of liquid along the TN border. However, warm temps will limit accumulation, and impacts will be further mitigated by ground and pavement temps in the 40s and 50s. The sweet spot for snow accumulation actually appears to be near the Cumberland Parkway, where we could approach 1 inch before it melts away quickly after the precip shuts off. Will detail this in a Special Weather Statement, and reserve the right to hoist a Winter Weather Advisory if the snowfall rates upstream suggest there will be a greater impact. Temps will remain just above freezing even where it snows, albeit with minimal daytime recovery on Thanksgiving Day. Afternoon highs still unseasonably chilly, as well as the Thursday night lows as we get into favorable radiational cooling conditions. .LONG TERM (Friday through Wednesday)... Issued at 255 PM EST Wed Nov 26 2014 Friday - Friday Night... A surface high pressure will slide off the to our east on Friday with light southerly flow returning on the back side. Meanwhile, benign NW flow aloft will hold. This will yield a dry forecast with milder temperatures in the low and mid 40s. A few upper 40s are possible SW. Southerly flow will increase on Friday night as a surface low moves into the upper Midwest, resulting in lows a full 10-15 degrees milder than Thursday night. Look for low 30s NE to upper 30s SW. Saturday - Monday... Upper level flow will flatten out as we progress through the weekend, even taking on a slight SW flow by Sunday. Will include mention of a chance of sprinkles on Saturday as moisture in the 1000-850 mb layer pools into the area on steady SW flow. This moisture combined with a weak isentropic component may be able to squeeze out a few drops. Otherwise, expect continued warming temperatures mainly on the advective component. Saturdays highs should be in the 50s. Slightly deeper moisture arrives Saturday night and Sunday, pooling just ahead of a passing cold front that extends from a system moving into eastern Canada. Will continue mention of some isolated to scattered measurable rain chances during this time, however not enough deep moisture to go much higher with Pops. Temps continue to trend milder during this time with lows Saturday night in the 47-52 range and highs on Sunday in the 60 to 65 range. Again, this will purely be on an advective component as cloud cover should be pretty extensive. Will continue to mention the best chances for rain on Sunday night Monday as the front (nearly parallel to the upper flow) slowly passes. Temperatures will be tricky during this time, and obviously still mild south and east of the boundary versus much cooler north and west of the boundary. Monday Night - Wednesday... Model solutions diverge as we head into the new work week. However, most solutions indicate we will have a drying period as the front tries to push east and surface high of Canadian origin slides across our north. Can`t rule out some lingering light showers on Tuesday as low level moisture lingers around the stalled front just to our SE. Have tried to indicate some cold nights across our north with Monday night dipping just below freezing north of the I-64 corridor. Will stay in the mid and upper 30s south. High temperatures will be dependent on how much progress SE the front makes it. && .AVIATION (06Z TAF Update)... Updated at 1200 AM EST Thu Nov 27 2014 A clipper system will continue to slide across southern Kentucky tonight bringing precipitation and low ceilings to mainly the KBWG terminal overnight. Some light rain/snow may impact the KSDF terminal later this morning...between 27/05-11Z...while KLEX looks to remain pretty much dry. Northeasterly surface winds will continue at KSDF and KLEX in the near term and then shift to the northwest/west as the clipper moves on off to the east. Main aviation impacts will be further south at KBWG where ceilings will likely oscillate between MVFR and IFR throughout the night while visibilities generally remain MVFR due to light rain and snow. The precipitation looks to remain a mix in the near term but will become all snow after 27/07Z. Low ceilings are likely to continue at KBWG through sunrise. It appears that quite a bit of cloudiness will linger during the daytime hours in the wake of the passing clipper system. KBWG should see a return to VFR conditions after 27/14Z with continued improving conditions at KSDF/KLEX throughout the day. Surface winds will remain out of the NW at 8-10kts and then start to slacken by evening. && .LMK WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... KY...NONE. IN...NONE. && $$ Update.........13 Short Term.....RAS Long Term......BJS Aviation.......MJ


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25 November 2014 4:25 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Television has unveiled new details of its line-up for 2014.
The late Rik Mayall will be remembered in tribute Lord of Misrule, narrated by Simon Callow and featuring contributions from Michael Palin, Simon Pegg and more.
Michael McIntyre will host his Very Christmassy Christmas Show, while John Bishop's Christmas Show will also return for another year.
Festive editions of popular quiz shows Would I Lie To You, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Qi, Mock The Week, Pointless Celebrities and Celebrity Mastermind have also been confirmed.
In addition to joining Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond for a two-part Top Gear special, James May will also host a new episode of Toy Stories and Gareth Malone is back with The Choir: New Military Wives.
Miranda, Mrs Brown's Boys: 14 Christmas TV highlights from the BBC
Danny Cohen, Director of Television, said: "This year's Christmas line-up on BBC Television is one of our best ever. »
25 November 2014 3:40 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! easily came out on top on Monday, overnight data reveals.
The ITV show dropped over 800,000 viewers from last Monday's show and around 500,000 from Sunday to an average 8.46 million (35.0%) at 9pm (575k/3.6% on +1).
Earlier, Countrywise brought in 3.11m (13.2%) at 8pm, while ITV2's I'm a Celebrity... Now! entertained 776k (4.9%) at 10pm (150k/1.8%).
On BBC One, Fake Britain interested 3.87m (17.7%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama brought in 2.15m (9.1%) at 8.30pm. A New Tricks repeat was seen by 2.49m (10.3%) at 9pm.
BBC Two's Strictly: It Takes Two attracted 2.14m (10.8%) at 6.30pm. University Challenge quizzed 2.69m (11.4%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.28m (9.6%) at 8.30pm. Posh People launched with 1.49m (6.1%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks amused 876k (4.9%) at 10pm.
On Channel 4, Dispatches intrigued 811k (3.5%) at 8pm, followed by How to Sell Your Home with 933k (3.9%) at 8.30pm. New series Skint gathered »
21 October 2014 2:53 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Gotham stayed above 1 million viewers for its second episode on Channel 5, overnight data reveals.
The comic book drama dropped just under 400,000 from last week's launch to 1.35m (5.9%) at 9pm (125k/0.8 on +1).
Earlier, Police Interceptors brought in 737k (3.2%) at 8pm, while Under the Dome continued with 627k (4.0%).
BBC One's Inside Out was seen by 3.50m (16.1%) at 7.30pm, followed by Panorama with 2.10m (9.1%) at 8.30pm.
The New Tricks finale was the most-watched show of the night outside soaps, bringing in 4.47m (19.5%) at 9pm.
On BBC Two, University Challenge quizzed 2.70m (11.7%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.10m (9.1%) at 8.30pm.
The Kitchen's latest episode brought in 880k (3.8%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks amused 949k (5.4%) at 10pm.
ITV's Grantchester continued with 4.09m (17.8%) at 9pm (404k/2.6%). Earlier, The Undriveables gathered 2.57m (11.2%) at 8pm.
On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food interested 1.12m (4.9%) at 8pm (141k/0.6%), followed by Sarah Beeny's How »
14 October 2014 2:39 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Gotham debuted with big ratings for Channel 5 on Monday, overnight data reveals.
The Batman origin series launched with 1.73 million (7.8%) on average at 9pm, with an added 317,000 (2.1%) tuning in on +1.
Earlier, Police Interceptors brought in 761k (3.4%) at 8pm, while Under the Dome continued with 771k (5.0%) at 10pm.
On E4, Made in Chelsea returned for its eighth regular series with 549k (2.5%) at 9pm (190k/1.2% on +1), on par with its last episode. Glue intrigued 277k (1.8%) at 10pm (120k/1.5%).
BBC One's New Tricks topped the ratings overall with 4.73m (21.4%) at 9pm. The Farage Factor appealed to 2.71m (12.1%) at 8.30pm, and 10 Years of The Apprentice gathered 1.82m (17.1%) at 10.35pm.
On BBC Two, University Challenge quizzed 3.01m (13.3%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.09m (9.3%) at 8.30pm. The Kitchen continued with 889k (4.0%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks entertained 896k (5.1%) at 10pm.
On ITV, Grantchester continued with 4.15m (18.8%) at 9pm (427k/2.8%), while The Undriveables »
30 September 2014 9:07 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Welcome to Guide Daily, keeping tabs on todays pop cultural tremors live til five!
Coming up: Inherent Vice, Belle & Sebastian, Noomi Rapace, Mastodons twerk frenzy and, um, Robbie & Avicii
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A few weeks ago, we wrote about the TV shows that refuse to die. But we neglected to mention the positively jurassic Never Mind The Buzzcocks, which began its 28th series last night (it debuted way back in 1996, when jokes about rockers getting blowjobs from groupies were apparently still funny). After years of guest presenters, the programme has finally settled on a permanent host. And surprise surprise, its another waspish, middle-aged white bloke.
To be fair, the bespoke opening sequence about Rhod Gilberts first day on the job was mildly amusing.
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Earlier today, we »
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30 September 2014 2:56 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Cilla climbed back in the ratings for its final episode on Monday, overnight data reveals.
The ITV biopic rose to 6.03 million (26.1%) on average at 9pm, with an added 372,000 (2.4%) watching on +1. Earlier, The Undriveables was seen by 2.60m (11.6%) at 8pm.
On BBC One, Inside Out appealed to 3.52m (16.9%) at 7.30pm, while Panorama brought in 2.33m (10.3%) at 8.30pm. New Tricks continued with 4.60m (19.9%) at 9pm.
BBC Two's University Challenge quizzed 2.83m (12.6%) at 8pm, followed by Only Connect with 2.03m (9.0%) at 8.30pm. Horizon fascinated 1.48m (6.4%) at 9pm, while Never Mind the Buzzcocks returned with new host Rhod Gilbert with 1.11m (6.4%) at 10pm.
On Channel 4, Jamie's Comfort Food attracted 1.17m (5.2%) at 8pm (183k/0.8% on +1). Gadget Man intrigued 1.04m (4.6%) at 8.30pm.
New series 24 Hours in Police Custody gathered 1.62m (7.4%) at 9pm (349k/2.5%), followed by Jon Richardson Grows Up with 532k (4.4%) at 10.30pm.
Channel 5's Ultimate Police Interceptors was seen by 747k (3.3%) at 8pm. »
29 September 2014 9:28 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Talk turns to touring with Mick Jagger in this Never Mind the Buzzcocks clip, and in true Buzzcocks style things get dirty, quickly.
As The 1975's Matt Healy is questioned about his time supporting The Rolling Stones, prepare for bad impressions, inappropriateness and lots of laughter.
The clip ends with team captain Noel Fielding exclaiming to Rhod Gilbert that "this is the rudest show I've ever been on", while guest Professor Green quips: "Well his name is Rhod."
Series 28 of Never Mind the Buzzcocks returns with Gilbert as the new permanent host.
This ends the tradition of having guest hosts on the show, which began when Simon Amstell left the series in 2009.
In the series 28 opener, Gilbert, Fielding and Phill Jupitus are joined by guests Healy, Green, comedian Roisin Conaty and Gabby Logan.
Never Mind the Buzzcocks returns tonight (September 29) at 10pm on BBC Two. »
29 September 2014 4:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Cilla: ITV, 9pm
The mini-series based on the life of Cilla Black concludes in this episode.
Following the success of her second number one record, Cilla (Sheridan Smith) starts to shed her cheeky girl-next-door image. Both her relationships with manager Brian and boyfriend Bobby (Aneurin Barnard) are on the rocks as a result, but something even bigger threatens to ruin the newfound success of our rising star.
24 Hours in Police Custody: Channel 4, 9pm
A new observational documentary series from the company that brought you 24 Hours in A&E begins tonight.
Viewers are led into the working lives of Bedfordshire Police around the clock, from the centre of investigations and interrogations to Luton prison. This episode follows the story of a man arrested on the suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
Never Mind the Buzzcocks: BBC Two, 10pm
In the new series of this comedy pop quiz show, Welsh »
29 September 2014 1:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
It feels like we've had guest hosts on Never Mind the Buzzcocks forever, but that's about to change. Yup, we have a new - permanent - host, and it's none other than comedian Rhod Gilbert. Since that's a pretty big thing to take on, we called up Rhod - while he was dealing with an unruly dog on a Welsh mountain (good preparation, in other words) - to find out how he'll cope with difficult guests, what'll be different and why the first single he ever bought is not a good sign of how credible he is...
Hi Rhod. Are you going to be more of a Lamarr or more of an Amstell?
"I don't think I'm either to be honest with you. You can go round in circles analysing these things to death. Both of those guys hosted a lot of shows, they left their mark on it indelibly. »
28 September 2014 10:00 PM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Premier League Football: Stoke City v Newcastle United | Horizon: Is Your Brain Male Or Female? | Cilla | 24 Hours In Police Custody | Too Tough To Teach? | Never Mind The Buzzcocks | Glue | Dapper Laughs On The Pull
Two late goals from Papiss Cissé in Newcastles 2-2 draw with Hull may have saved Alan Pardews hide for the time being but with the side still winless this season calls for the Newcastle managers sacking are unlikely to subside any time soon. Stoke, meanwhile, are having a curious season: theyre playing a more expansive brand of football than in previous years, and managed a victory at Manchester City, but have otherwise failed to win a game. Gwilym Mumford
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26 September 2014 12:31 PM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Two has released a cheeky teaser ahead of the return of Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
The new series of the irreverent music quiz begins next week, with Welsh comic Rhod Gilbert taking the helm.
The tongue-in-cheek clip, set to air ahead of the show's titles, sees Gilbert having an idyllic start to the day and features everything from group dance numbers to Disney-esque cartoon birds.
Team captains Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus return for the upcoming episodes, and will be joined by celebrity guests Matty Healy and Roisin Conaty (Team Noel) as well as Professor Green and Gabby Logan (Team Phil).
Never Mind the Buzzcocks will air on Monday, September 29 at 10pm on BBC2. »
17 July 2014 6:15 AM, PDT | Virgin Media - TV | See recent Virgin Media - TV news »
Bill Bailey is to present resurrected game show 'Name That Tune'. The 50-year-old comedian has already filmed a pilot of the iconic show and bosses at ITV hope that will be enough to secure a full series, The Sun newspaper reports. The comedian-and-actor has starred in a number of popular game shows throughout his career, including 'Never Mind the Buzzcocks', 'Have I Got News for You' and 'Q.I.'. 'Name That Tune' first appeared on screens between 1976 to 1988. The programme was briefly resurrected in 1997 by Channel 5 - when it was presented by Jools Holland - but only lasted a year. The decision »
17 July 2014 2:45 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Bill Bailey has signed up to host ITV's reboot of Name That Tune.
The comedian filmed a pilot of the gameshow in London yesterday, Chortle reports.
Bailey, who plays the piano and the guitar, previously appeared as a team captain on musical panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
Reports that ITV was working on a revamped version of the classic quiz show emerged last month.
Name That Tune originally aired in the UK in 1956, before being revived for 12 years in 1976 and then returning for two series on Channel 5 in 1997.
ITV has recently given new life to a number of classic quiz shows, such as Catchphrase and Through The Keyhole, while its new Warwick Davis-fronted version of Celebrity Squares will premiere next month. »
16 July 2014 9:07 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
We're not going to lie - when we found out that Zoe Birkett was entering the Big Brother house earlier this week, the Digital Spy office got very excited indeed. What a blast from the past - and how much the "little podgy kid from Pop Idol with the dreadlocks" (her words, not ours) has grown up in the last 13 years. But it got us thinking - what happened to the other contestants? We put on our deerstalker, pulled out our magnifying glass and started digging...
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Korben, whose real name is Chris Niblett, now seems to be going by the hybrid Korben Niblett. He previously worked at Jemma Kidd Make Up School, but according to his LinkedIn page (oh yes), earlier this year he launched his own company, Evolve Beauty. Not so much of the singing anymore, then...
Well, for one thing, he's not Rik anymore - it's Richard now! »
9 July 2014 9:15 AM, PDT | Virgin Media - TV | See recent Virgin Media - TV news »
Rhod Gilbert has been confirmed as the new host of 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks'. The 45-year-old comedian - who has presented the humorous music quiz show in the past - will become the programme's new front man for its next series as he joins regulars Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus on the panel. He joked: ''After my first 'Buzzcocks' in 2009, I was told I was in with a shout to take over as regular host, and now, just five years later, I got the call. It has all happened so fast. '''Never Mind The Buzzcocks' is one of those rare shows that »
9 July 2014 7:39 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
You'll probably only notice when looking up the show on iPlayer, but Have I Got News For You has just completed its 47th series. Forty. Seventh.
18 of those have been without Angus Deayton in the host's chair. After "becoming the story" it was felt that he couldn't continue, but can the revolving position continue spinning forever?
There have been 93 guest presenters and counting, but the news that Rhod Gilbert has taken the central role on Never Mind The Buzzcocks could spur Hat Trick to follow suit for the quintessential panel show.
Alexander Armstrong would be an obvious choice, having played guest presenter 24 times, but we're quite partial to Martin Clunes, who has been a safe pair of hands on his eight outings.
Who do you think would be an ideal permanent host of Have I Got News For You and why?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments box below. »
9 July 2014 4:39 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Rhod Gilbert has been named as the new permanent host of Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
His appointment ends the reign of guest hosts on the show, which began when Simon Amstell left the series in 2009.
Gilbert, a comedian and music fan, will join returning team captains Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus for the show's 28th series later this year.
"After my first Buzzcocks in 2009, I was told I was in with a shout to take over as regular host, and now, just five years later, I got the call," Gilbert joked. "It has all happened so fast.
"Never Mind the Buzzcocks is one of those rare shows that feels like it belongs on our screens. It's an institution, in a good way. It's a great honour to be asked to take the reins full time and to hang out with Noel and Phill, and I'm equally excited and nervous about »
27 June 2014 1:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Nick Knowles is definitely a fixture of the television schedules, and he's back for more with another series of his Saturday night show Break The Safe - which returns tomorrow. To mark its launch, we got on the phone with Nick for a natter about the many things he's got going on - from the future of Diy Sos to whether he really was approached about Strictly...
"I think people overlook the Saturday night stuff on BBC One because it's wrapped around the lottery. But you can tell a good show from a bad show, because a bad one will get about 2m, and a good one will do several million more than that. We know lots of people watched Break The Safe last time and enjoyed it, so I'm very pleased to get a second go at it. I think sometimes also people think these things are made up »
4 June 2014 11:59 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Alex's series looking back at the film careers of actors who've played the Doctor finishes with Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi...
Read the previous part in this series: the film careers of Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant, here.
By 2009, the new version of Doctor Who had become not only an integral part of Saturday night television and a huge Christmas ratings winner but also an international success all over again. David Tennant, who had played the Time Lord since 2005 and was, arguably, more popular than any Doctor since the mighty Tom Baker hung up his scarf in 1981, had announced his resignation from the part he loved in October 2008. Many wondered how the incoming showrunner, Steven Moffat, would follow Tennant and what kind of show would emerge.
Tennant spent much of 2009 on stage in Hamlet and was only able to devote small amounts of time to Doctor Who. Occasional specials »
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20 April 2014 1:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
BBC Two is 50 - the British Broadcasting Corporation's second eldest child hits the half-century mark today - Sunday, April 20.
Picking out the greatest shows from five decades of broadcasting seems like a near-impossible task, but never say that Digital Spy is easily cowed. These are - in our humble opinion - the channel's finest ever offerings.
BBC Two is 50: The Hour, Bottom and more shows to bring back
The rules are as follows: shows like Red Dwarf that originated on BBC Two are eligible, but shows better associated with another channel are not - say Top of the Pops, which aired on BBC One for the majority of its run but shifted to the sister channel for its final episodes.
Oh, and we're talking only original commissions - so no Us imports either. But even that barely narrows it down, so if you think there are any glaring omissions, »
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Bunny J in Dubai
Seven things you didn't know about Emirati rapper Discuss this article
With his debut single, 'Fly Away', due to be released any minute, we sat down with the 21-year-old Emirati rapper to get inside his head.
He's a UAE national, and his real name is Mohammed Jaffar.
'My friend started calling me Bunny, then I added J, as in Jaffar, and there it was! It's a bit camp, but most people seem to like it.'
When he's not rapping, he's a full-time policeman. No, really.
'I graduated from Dubai Police Academy. I am an actual cop, so watch out – I might arrest you if you don't write nice stuff about me! I wanted to become a cop to help my family. I was broke and needed to do something, and I thought this was a positive choice.'
He met his manager while shopping in Mall of the Emirates.
'We met in the music equipment section of Virgin Megastore. He saw me and, based on my style, he assumed I was an artist and we started talking. He was looking for local talent for his label, ColdEye, so the timing was perfect for us both. Of course after this, I got the chance to really do what I love and work with professionals to make videos, productions and so on.'
He loves fashion and shopping.
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About Zuccarello's Birthplace: Founded in 1000 AD, Oslo is the economic and governmental center of Norway. Acting as a hub for Norwegian trade, banking, industry and shipping; this city and capital has quickly become the largest growing area in Eastern Europe. The population currently increases at record rates from immigration and high birth rate.
About Lundqvist's Birthplace: Henrik's moniker was written in the stars. Are, Sweden has housed royalty for recreational purposes since the nineteenth century. Today it is home to an industry leading Scandinavian ski resort.
About Hagelin's Birthplace: Sodertalje is an industrial city southwest of Stockholm, Sweden. It is home to truck makers Scania AB and pharmaceutical company AstraZenca. During the 2012 - 2013 NHL Lockout, Hagelin returned to Sodertalje. There he played 8 games for Sodertalje SK, racking up a grand total of 5 goals and 6 assists.
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A newly completed 125 ft high mural painted by Stik on a condemned council owned tower block in Acton, West London is the tallest street artwork in the UK.
The artwork depicts a mother and child looking forlornly from their condemned council block at the luxury apartment complexes being built around them. [...]
Charles Hocking House was built for low income families in 1967 and is earmarked to be torn down in 2016. — streetartnews.net
The John and Jill Ker Conway Residence is a 124-unit apartment building designed by Sorg Architects. The $33 million building is a striking stack of white, metal-paneled blocks, staggered with views facing the Capitol and the Mall. What makes the building truly distinctive, though, is that the space enables case managers and social workers to work onsite with veterans in tandem with the D.C. VA Medical Center.
Sixty units will be set aside permanently for homeless veterans [...]. — citylab.com
MUJI HOUSE, the architectural entity of Japanese design brand Muji, recently released their latest prefab house in Tokyo called the Vertical House. The slender 3-story structure was primarily designed for urban dwellers living within Tokyo's tight living spaces.Designed with simple white walls and... View full entry »
Sunday, October 12:A classic American look, feng shui notwithstanding: Investigating the impact of wealthy Chinese immigrants on suburban Seattle's real estate boom.Saturday, October 11:Indiana Ponders Abolishing Licensing for Architects: Part of a state-wide reconsideration of more than "... View full entry »
The city's board of supervisors voted to legalize and regulate short-term stays through a controversial piece of legislation that has been two years in the making [...]
The key changes include a limit on non-hosted rentals for up to 90 days per year. [...]
[The hosts will] also have to pay the city's hotel taxes. They — not Airbnb — are responsible for certifying that they're only hosting 90 days a year and for keeping records that prove this. — techcrunch.com
The top five floors abruptly cantilever. Some neighbors say it looks like a prison. An "arty fortress," was New York Magazine's phrase.
I like the building's exterior. Most people I've quizzed on the street during a half-dozen visits to the area turn out to like it, too. — New York Times
Charles Chawalko, a recent graduate of Parsons' Design & Urban Ecologies program, is a resident of Southbridge Towers, a 1,651-unit development that remains in the program. But as he explains below, his cooperative is in the midst of a decision over whether it will join the majority of Mitchell-Lama buildings and leave. To residents of Southbridge Towers, the vote over whether to opt out of Mitchell-Lama transcends the citywide conversation on affordable housing [...]. — urbanomnibus.net
9 x 18. In square feet, that's 162, smaller than the most micro micro-apartment.
It is the size of a typical parking space. That lowly slice of asphalt has prompted three young architects — Miriam Peterson, Sagi Golan and Nathan Rich, fellows at the Institute for Public Architecture — to come up with what could be an innovative way to ease the housing crisis. — nytimes.com
Friday, September 5:Beijing public transit commuters can now pay fares with empty bottles: Beijingers can insert a recyclable bottle and receive equivalent rebates in train fares or mobile phone credits.Community Bus Stops Transform Brazil: Thousands of Brazil's bus stops are unmarked, leading... View full entry »
Melbourne is now a more expensive place to live than New York. The increasing cost of living, and in particular, the cost of housing risks seriously undermining the city's liveability.
Plan Melbourne, the new metropolitan strategy for the city, recognises that housing affordability is one of the pressing issues facing Melburnians. The strategy offers a set of concepts aimed at shaping the city's future and – the government hopes – addressing housing affordability and choice. — thisbigcity.net
Related: Melbourne named world's most liveable city for fourth consecutive year View full entry »
We cannot rely on visionaries and authoritarians to generate more, and better, housing. They might deliver, with enormous risk and perseverance, through personal connections and their willingness to invest their own equity or to defer their developers' fee, as BHC has done. But visionaries and authoritarians are few and far between. Rather, we need to formalize ways of rethinking and requantifying net-to-gross, studio-to-three-bedrooms, block-and-plank formulas. — urbanomnibus.net
Public housing in the United States is associated with failure and misery. The very words conjure up visions of concrete tower blocks, drug-related violence and concentrated poverty. But contrary to popular belief, public housing in the U.S. has not been an utter disaster [...].
Many of public housing's failures can be traced to the American political and economic context, especially easy to see when compared with the success of similar policies around the world. — nextcity.org
Garrison Architects adds to the pressing topic of 21st-century disaster resilience for dense urban cities with their modular post-disaster housing prototype. Developed for the New York City Office of Emergency Management, the project aims to provide New Yorkers not only with reliable and adaptable... View full entry »
The Make It Right foundation has unveiled its new home designs for the Sioux and Assiniboine tribes of Fort Peck, Montana. Following LEED Platinum certification and Cradle to Cradle practices, the foundation is known for building sustainable homes for people in need. For the Ft. Peck project, Make... View full entry »
Work is already underway in Bel Air on a megacompound that will include the largest single-family house in the US. The enormous project, at the dead-end of Airole Way above the Bel-Air Hotel, comes from megamansion developer Nile Niami, and is slated to total 85,000 square feet with a 70,000-square-foot main house. [...]
The [Los Angeles Business Journal] guesses America's newest mega-megamansion will be listed "in the $150 million-plus range." — la.curbed.com
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What a tortured path The King and the Mockingbird has taken to reach theaters in the United States, and what a treat it is for…
What a tortured path The King and the Mockingbird has taken to reach theaters in the United States, and what a treat it is for…
It's good enough to move the story along, but no more than that. It has a good heart, exemplified by its inspiring heroine. If only…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
A radio review of "Life Itself" from Mark Kermode of The Guardian.
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A report on films that screened at the 2014 San Diego Asian Film Festival.
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"How much do I owe you?" the producer asks someone on his cell phone. He chuckles. "That much?" He is amused, busy, filled with energy. He handles two phones at a time while threading through Paris traffic and heading for a country weekend with his family. He smokes. He drives. He tells his wife, "I'm almost on the highway." He's stopped by the cops, who ask if he knows why they stopped him. "I have a vague idea," he says.
In the opening sequence, we meet a plausible human being. A French film producer, an honest hustler, a loving father and husband, confident of his powers, enjoying his work. "The Father of My Children" will watch this man come to pieces. It will not be dark melodrama or turgid psychology. It will simply be the story of a good man, well-loved, who runs into a dead end.
The man is named Gregoire (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing). The actor, like many French actors, is good-looking without being improbable. He runs his business in his head. He explains, "I don't work with the kinds of directors who do television." He commits to a filmmaker and goes the limit for the film not because he has lofty ideas about Art, but because that's the kind of man he is.
In the movie, he is plunging into debt while producing an obscure project of a temperamental auteur not a million miles distant from Lars von Trier. He gets phone reports from the set from his trusted assistant, hears of troublesome actors and bad weather, deals with money and debt, and meanwhile, loves his wife Sylvia (Chiara Caselli) and three daughters, Clemence (Alice de Lencquesaing), Valentine (Alice Gautier) and Billie (Manelle Driss). Their country house evokes quiet family togetherness, which is the idea, but Gregoire's mind is often elsewhere, trying to find a way out of his troubles.
When very busy men are also essentially good men and working at something worthwhile, they tend to find themselves surrounded by supporters and enablers. Gregoire's office also serves as a family, in a way, and his employees share his vision. When calamity strikes, even his wife pitches in to help salvage his dream. The film's second half is the most touching, because it shows that our lives are not merely our own, but also belong to the events we set in motion.
Louis-Do de Lencquesaing is effective here at not going into manic mode. He runs his business while improvising from moment to moment, he has some plans for getting through, he tries some scenarios, and he doesn't need anyone to tell him when they're not working. I appreciate the ability of the director, Mia Hansen-Love, to allow the situation to develop through observation of her hero, instead of using dialogue to explain everything.
Chiara Caselli, as Gregoire's wife, is, like many wives of workaholic men, better-informed of his business than he can imagine. She believes in him, therefore in his hopes, and touchingly relates with the members of his office family as they all try to move things along. And the film gives due attention to the children, particularly Clemence (played by de Lencquesaing's own daughter), who negotiate unfamiliar emotional territory with their mother. The title (in French, "Le pere de mes enfants") is appropriate.
Spoiler: The story is said to be inspired by the life of the real-life producer Humbert Balsan, who made Lars von Trier's "Manderlay" (2005). Balsan had considerable success, making nearly 70 films, including three by James Ivory, and even acting for Robert Bresson. He committed suicide when his business imploded.
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Film Review: Penguins of Madagascar
Frenetic vehicle for supporting players from the Madagascar films will entertain kids but prove a little wearying for their parents. More »
Film Review: The Imitation Game
Terrific biopic about world-class mathematician and social misfit Alan Turing, who, in spite of a painful struggle with his homosexuality, helped the Allies break the code of the Nazis' Enigma machine. More »
Film Review: Horrible Bosses 2
Good for a few laughs, but not much more. More »
Film Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1
Darker, less action-packed first half of the final installment of the popular franchise moves from arenas to rubble aplenty as Jennifer Lawrence's super-heroine is called upon to serve her beleaguered and much-destroyed nation as propaganda instrument and leader. Fans of the books and previous two films get a less flashy palette here, but the engaging characters and strong story return to stir interest for the scheduled November 2015 finale. More »
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Film Review: Beyond the Lights
Here we finally have the showbiz drama-romance which Glitter, Burlesque, both versions of Sparkle and countless glitzy but dreary others have tried to be. Immensely enjoyable corn done with maximum hipness, the perfect date movie and showcase for the astonishingly versatile Gugu Mbatha-Raw. More »
Film Review: Rosewater
TV satirist Jon Stewart takes a hairpin turn from comedy into serious territory with his filmmaking debut, a taut political drama based on the true story of Iran-imprisoned Newsweek journalist Maziar Bahari. More »
Film Review: Foxcatcher
Character is destiny in this masterfully controlled true-crime sports drama that will likely catapult Steve Carell into the Oscar race. More »
Film Review: Big Hero 6
It's no Incredibles—or Frozen, for that matter—but Disney's first big-screen animated foray into licensed Marvel characters at least has its geeky heart in the right place. More »
Film Review: Interstellar
Captain leads a crew on a mission to outer space to find a new planet for humanity in Christopher Nolan's new sci-fi spectacle. More »
Film Review: Jessabelle
Dark family secrets won't remain hidden for long. More »
Film Review: The Theory of Everything
Gorgeously produced account of the struggles of the young Stephen Hawking and his wife Jane features award-worthy performances by Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones. More »
Film Review: Before I Go to Sleep
Grim, humorless psychological thriller which goes from scrupulously set up, clenched tension to violently haywire, senselessly brutal action. More »
Film Review: Horns
Headlined by an unconvincing Daniel Radcliffe with a lame American accent, this sluggish and atonal fantasy saga awkwardly straddles the line between comedy and horror. More »
Film Review: Nightcrawler
A media satire that has little new to say about its subject but nonetheless thrives courtesy of its seedy, nocturnal L.A. atmosphere and a magnetic, uninhibited lead performance by Jake Gyllenhaal. More »
Film Review: John Wick
Retired hit man seeks revenge on Russian mob in an above-average action film. More »
Film Review: Ouija
Skip the movie, play the game. On second thought, skip the game, too. More »
Film Review: 23 Blast
Actor Dylan Baker makes a solid directorial debut with this fact-based gridiron drama. More »
Film Review: The Best of Me
Fans of Lifetime TV movies–and previous adaptations of books by Nicholas Sparks–will derive sentimental satisfaction from this handsomely mounted, ultimately hokey romance. For anyone else, it's an all-too-typical adaptation of a book by Nicholas Sparks. More »
Film Review: The Book of Life
This animated feature is tricky to get into, but soon enough becomes a colorful piñata spreading goodies hither and yon. More »
Film Review: Fury
American tanks fight superior German forces in the closing days of World War II. More »
Film Review: Birdman (or the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
Virtuosic camerawork and a stellar ensemble of actors more than make up for the occasional moment of portentous twaddle in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest—and maybe his best—film. More »
Film Review: St. Vincent
Good will and some good acting cannot save this overly mawkish conceit, disguised under a deceptive blanket of feistiness. More »
Film Review: The Judge
Estranged son defends his father on a hit-and-run charge, fighting his own problems in the process. More »
Film Review: Addicted
Sex addiction, Cinemax-style. More »
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Vampires! They're just like us! At least as director Gary Shore re-envisions Dracula in this origin story. Trouble is, being down-to-earth is not as spooky as exotically strange fang-sprouters are. More »
Film Review: Kill the Messenger
Political thriller about Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gary Webb's exposé of U.S. government and drug trafficking connections in the 1990s in order to push an anti-Communist agenda in Nicaragua is distinguished by Jeremy Renner's supercharged performance and the muscular, rapid-fire cinematic style so suited to his character's get-that-story drive. More »
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Broad, slapsticky extension of the classic children's book examines what happens when not just Alexander but all his family has a terrible, horrible, etc. day. More »
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Sudanese refugees survive a brutal civil war, only to struggle to build new lives in Kansas City. Low-key, appealing drama is an unassuming winner. More »
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Immigration reform that entrepreneurs and tech companies need already has bipartisan support, the National Venture Capital Association CEO said.» Read More
Microsoft said it freed 4.7 million infected personal computers from control of cyber crooks in its most successful digital crime-busting operation.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on attendees at the Allen & Company media and technology conference.
Street walkers are still around, but escorts have taken to the Web and seen a surge of interest and a perceived lower risk of arrest.
Amazon is seeking permission to test its delivery drones near Seattle, as part of a rapid expansion of a program that has sparked widespread debate.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told employees their mission is to "reinvent productivity to empower every person and every organization on the planet."
Today is the sixth anniversary of Apple's App Store, which helped transform the broader app economy from a niche market into a global phenomenon.
Media moguls have descended on Sun Valley for Allen & Co.'s annual confab. For the latest news on the ground, check out our Storify.
IBM announced it will invest $3 billion in chip research and development in hopes of finding a game-changing breakthrough.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche speaks to Jeff Jordan, Andreessen Horowitz general partner, about the state of venture capital and the quality of companies going public in the current economic environment. Jordan also weighs in on Carl Icahn's fight to spinoff PayPal from eBay.
"Barry and I decided a year and a half ago not to talk about Aereo," CBS CEO Leslie Moonves says.
Dan Ackerman, Cnet.com senior editor, and the "Sqauwk Alley" crew discuss what's behind Aereo's new plan to operate as a cable company and how it would work.
The layout of Apple's stores in the European Union (EU) can be registered as a trademark, the bloc's top court ruled on Thursday.
Ryan Bailey is now a mechanical design engineer and Jon Gale is a sensing system engineer at Apple, according to the MacRumors website.
Without this one thing, would Silicon Valley even exist?, asks law professor Dan Eaton.
After raising more money, the online storage start-up Box can put off its IPO for a bit longer.
Hewlett-Packard and attorneys representing shareholders agreed to settle litigation over the $11.1 billion acquisition of British company Autonomy.
Marc Andreessen, a prominent venture capitalist, had another Twitter tantrum, this time about hurting start-ups.
A Beijing court has ruled against Apple by upholding the validity of a patent held by a Chinese company.
Although just released, Google's Android Wear system for smart watches already has a bug with downloading paid-for applications.
Apple files a patent for mobile devices as well as larger home electronics housed entirely in glass.
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Preparing for Residency Interviews
The interview is perhaps the most anxiety-provoking aspect of the residency application process, but possibly the most important. It serves as a means for a program to find out about you and whether they believe you would be a good fit into their residency program. However, and perhaps more importantly, it is an essential way for you to get to know a program, its strengths and weaknesses, and culture, and whether it is a place you feel would be the best match to spend (at least) the next three years of your life.
Although interview day schedules vary somewhat between institutions, there are several activities that are common to most:
- Pre- (or post-) interview dinners or other social activities with residents intended to provide an opportunity to interact with current staff outside of the formal interview process.
- An orientation to the institution and residency, including a discussion of the educational program, salary, benefits, and support services.
- A tour of patient care and educational areas where you would be training and learning
- An opportunity to participate on rounds with an inpatient team or with residents in an ambulatory clinic.
- Interviews with between two to five staff, residents, or both.
- An exit interview with someone from the program leadership (such as the program director, an associate program director, or chief resident).
Interview days tend to be long and exhausting, particularly if travel to and from the program is distant and you participate in any pre- or post-interview activities; this needs to be considered when planning your interview schedule.
Although many applicants do not look forward to residency interviews, remember that much of what you get out of your interviews depends on your attitude toward the process and what you seek to accomplish through the experience. Remember that the interview process is the one (and possibly the only) opportunity you have to actually see and experience what a program is like important information for making a major life decision!
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