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In six new video interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, we hear more about what makes What If such a unique film compared to other romantic comedies, and even catch some behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the movie.
Speaking with FilmBeat at the London premiere, Dan called What If an "incredibly happy film" and praised the script for its realistic dialogue:
Some behind the scenes footage is included in this sit-down interview with Made in Hollywood. Dan also mentions the one thing that really bugs him about sitcoms like Friends and Frasier:
To Cinema Tradicional, Dan comments on the 'fantastic grounding' being friends adds to a relationship and how What If explores the traditional romantic montage:
A cute watch with Movie News explores the change of page the film has offered Dan, as well as what makes him 'swipe right' more-so on independent movies:
Dan also opens up to Ventaneando on the 'guiding principles' which Harry Potter offered, and how he'd be lost without the film industry:
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I like to think of myself as a bit of adventurer. Well, an adventurer in the making. Whilst my current situation doesn't allow for me to do as much travelling as I would like to, I love exploring new places, researching exciting things to do abroad and you can bet your life I have a bucket list as long as my arm that I would love to start ticking off as I progress through life.
One place that I find I neglect, however, is the UK itself. Living here for your entire life means that you forget that places other than the streets you are familiar with exist and I hadn't even thought about the fact that I have never visited our Northernmost country in my 22 years, until Mocks contacted me asking if I fancied a Christmas adventure to Scotland's capital with Statesman Rail* as part of their #whatsyouradventure campaign.
Last Saturday, equipped with a pair of Mocks each, a polaroid camera to capture some moments (lots of snaps coming to my Instagram soon) plus a hamper of tea and biscuits to see us through the four-and-a-half hour train journey, my mum and I were welcomed upon the Statesman rail train at Warrington Bank Quay station. Admittedly I'm not brilliant at early starts, and after a wake-up call of 6AM I slept through most of the train journey, but woke up on time to witness the beauty of the hills and lakes from Cumbria upwards.
The only con about getting the Statesman Rail train to Edinburgh is that the long journey leaves you with under four hours to explore the city, and I hadn't quite anticipated how busy Edinburgh would be on a Saturday so close to Christmas, so our visit ended up feeling quite rushed. However, that didn't stop us from making the most of the time we had, taking a small hike up to Edinburgh Castle and enjoying the view overlooking the city of Edinburgh, checking out the tourist-y shops down the beautiful cobbled allies and consuming my weight in steak rolls, hot cider and nutella crepes in the German-style Christmas markets.
Thank you very much to Mocks for sending me on a Christmas adventure and inspiring me to go on more adventures in my own homeland. Edinburgh is a place that I would definitely like to visit again in the Summer when the weather is nicer and we have more time to explore everywhere that the city has to offer.
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CHICAGO — Doug Ghim rolled in a slippery 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th green at The Beverly Country Club, tipped his head back and started laughing.
It's been a fun couple of days for the 18-year-old Arlington Heights native and Buffalo Grove graduate.
Scratch that, it's been a fun couple of weeks for Ghim, who continued his whirlwind tour of elite amateur golf Wednesday with an 8-under 63 that gave him the lead through two rounds of the Western Amateur. Less than two weeks after his run to the finals of the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, Ghim navigated the tree-lined fairways and treacherous greens at Beverly well enough to break Tom Weiskopf's 47-year-old competitive course record of 64, set during the 1967 Western Open Pro-Am.
"It's playing tough," Ghim said of Beverly's 7,016-yard, par-71 layout. "My scorecard may not look like it, but it was a hard-fought 63. Any round out here under par is hard-fought."
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Gaming While Female [Gaming Communities, Part 3]
I know this installment was supposed to be about the greater "boy's club" of gaming, but getting a new gaming group here has brought some more personal issues to the forefront. In particular, being "one of the boys" (but not really). You see, I can never be "one of the boys" because, well, I'm not a boy. Or a male. Or so much male identified, although I tend to fit more into "masculine" gender roles than "feminine" ones. I am female, and that's enough to set me apart because my main gaming group consists of two men.
I know of two women here who like games, but I haven't had a chance to have them over to play yet (one of them was supposed to come Saturday, but apparently her previous engagement went long, so she didn't make it). It also doesn't help that the guys I game with live in my building, whereas the women I want to game with don't. For reasons that I want to explore, it seems harder for me to form primary gaming communities with women. I could brush it off here as random obstacles — physical distance, language barriers (the men are American, the women are Taiwanese), etc — but, I think it goes deeper than that.
Do the sexes game differently? Is my inability to game "like a woman" what keeps me out of primarily female gaming environments? Is that fundamental difference why I often feel like an interloper in my gaming communities? I don't know, really, but I want to find out. Continue reading
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I have been a gamer almost all of my life. I was 4, maybe 5, when a cousin who was staying with us introduced me to Dragon Warrior. I could barely get my character around the world, but I was in love. I played with my mom, I played with my best friend, I got calls from the elder brother of a family friend when he and his friends were stuck in games like Zelda. When I was old enough, I started playing them by myself. I bonded with many of my friends over my Nintendo, or Genesis, and later my SNES.
It wasn't until high school, though, that I realized I wasn't quite welcome in the greater gaming community. I would be at a party held by my male gamer friends and they would all gather around the N64 and play Goldeneye or Mario Party and I wouldn't be welcome. It's not like they said, "No, Andrea, you can't play this," but if I tried, they'd do little things like forget my turn, or gang up on me first, etc. I don't think they meant to do it, but they still did. So I started just playing games alone. If I got to the parties early enough, I could hog the big TV and play Space Channel Five or whatever, but if not then I was stuck in another room playing whatever PSX game was available. Unless people were in there trying to play Marvel vs. Capcom or Street Fighter or something. Then I just sat around and watched. Which suited everyone just fine. Everyone, except me. Fighting and shooting games are probably the most shitass boring things to watch. Continue reading
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Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: McKinney, TX (65.3 miles , pop. 54,369).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Plano, TX (76.3 miles , pop. 222,030).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Dallas, TX (89.9 miles , pop. 1,188,580).
Nearest cities: Toco, TX (2.7 miles) , Paris, TX (3.3 miles ), Howland, TX (3.3 miles) , Powderly, TX (3.5 miles) , Roxton, TX (3.7 miles ), Reno, TX (3.9 miles ), Honey Grove, TX (3.9 miles ), Sun Valley, TX (4.2 miles) .
Latitude: 33.74 N, Longitude: 95.72 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 903
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Sumner-area historical tornado activity is above Texas state average. It is 215% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 5/13/1981, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 2.2 miles away from the Sumner place center injured 30 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 4/2/1982, a category F4 tornado 8.0 miles away from the place center killed 10 people and injured 170 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Sumner-area historical earthquake activity is above Texas state average. It is 93% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 9/6/1997 at 23:38:00, a magnitude 4.5 (4.5 LG, 4.2 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 75.7 miles away from the city center
On 5/31/1997 at 03:26:41, a magnitude 3.4 (3.4 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 41.3 miles away from Sumner center
On 10/20/2002 at 02:18:13, a magnitude 3.4 (3.4 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 42.3 miles away from the city center
On 6/8/2004 at 00:15:09, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 94.6 miles away from the city center
On 4/22/2005 at 05:17:04, a magnitude 3.0 (3.0 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 42.6 miles away from Sumner center
On 5/27/2007 at 21:03:22, a magnitude 3.2 (3.2 MD, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 98.5 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), duration magnitude (MD)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Lamar County (13) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 8
Emergencies Declared: 5
Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 5, Floods: 4, Tornadoes: 4, Hurricanes: 4, Fires: 2, Heavy Rain: 1, Flood: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Religion statistics for Sumner CCD (based on Lamar County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 65.36%
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Number of grocery stores: 6
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 6
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 29
Number of full-service restaurants: 33
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5.95% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($34,939 average adjusted gross income)
0.21% of residents moved from foreign countries ($-306 average AGI)
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5.75% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($31,399 average adjusted gross income)
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FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:1
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:3
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:18 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Sumner)
FAA Registered Aircraft:8 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft in Sumner)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Urban Meyer met with his defensive coaches and players on Sunday.
He wasn't handing out compliments.
"I'm not happy at all with what's going on on defense," the Ohio State coach said a day later. "That includes players, coaches. We can all get better. It's a team effort."
The Buckeyes (7-0, 3-0 Big Ten) kept their record clean even though the defense was gashed for 49 points, 481 yards and a staggering 16 plays that picked up 10 or more yards in a narrow 52-49 win at Indiana on Saturday.
"To go out and give up 49 points against Indiana was just embarrassing to us," cornerback Travis Howard said. "We all feel depressed about it."
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According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Buckeyes' defense has allowed at least 12 plays of 10-plus yards in four of their last five games; the last time the Buckeyes had more such games in a season was 2006, when it happened five times.
Meyer called it "absurd" how many big gainers his defense surrendered and vowed to get more involved on that side of the ball. It sounded for all the world like an "or else" to both the current defensive starters -- who may find themselves not playing unless the new head man sees change soon -- or his assistants on that side of the ball.
"We're going to demand 4 to 6 seconds of relentless pursuit and effort," Meyer said. Then, he added, "If you don't, I'll be involved in that."
Meyer declined to offer excuses, even though several players are out with injuries. The Buckeyes don't have linebacker Etienne Sabino, sidelined for several weeks with a broken leg, and didn't have defensive lineman/outside linebacker Nathan Williams at Indiana. He didn't make the trip but is expected to return this week for the game against Purdue at Ohio Stadium.
Ohio State's defense looked lost at times on defense, repeatedly giving up yardage in clumps. Where missed tackles in the open field was a huge problem in past games, at times against the Hoosiers it was as if the Buckeyes didn't have a clue how to stop the Hoosiers' spread attack -- which threw more down the field than flipping short screen passes.
Defensive coordinator Luke Fickell, the beleaguered interim head coach a year ago during a woeful 6-7 season, hinted at two problems.
First, the Buckeyes lack a distinct leader of the defense along the lines of former players such as James Laurinaitis, A.J. Hawk and Matt Wilhelm. They were middle linebackers who called signals, made plays and were savvy enough to cover up mistakes by others. If a quarterback slipped containment, they could close the deal by bringing him down. If a back found a hole and appeared to have daylight, they might rush to the spot and slow him down until help arrived.
"Are we lacking a little bit of that? Yeah. Sabino went down and maybe that's something that we don't have right now," Fickell said. "That's one of the big things we're trying to find: Who's that leader, who's that guy that doesn't just worry about themselves but can make the others around him better?"
Meyer has said that of the last 10 linebackers Ohio State has recruited, only two or three are still playing due to injuries, transfers or other problems.
Ohio State has tried to hurry freshmen into the picture at linebacker, but for the most part they have been ineffective. First-year players Connor Crowell, Camren Williams and David Perkins are listed as backups, with Josh Perry starting alongside Ryan Shazier and either Storm Klein or Zach Boren.
Last Wednesday Boren was moved from fullback, where he had played for 3½ seasons, to linebacker. Such a stopgap move -- particularly on an unbeaten team in the Top 10 -- is almost unheard of.
It all relates to the fact that the young players have not contributed.
"We're counting on some really, truly young guys to have to step up and maybe they're not quite ready yet," Fickell conceded.
Meyer, who preaches the gospel of the spread offense, is clearly pleased that his offense has put up 115 points in its last two games. But he also knows that successful programs don't survive for long by playing great on only one side of the ball.
"The (teams) that get to where the air is rarified, the real elite teams, (know) that at some point you have to play some really good defense. And they all do," Meyer said. "The top two right now are Alabama and Florida, the two best defenses in America -- and it's not by accident they're 1-2" in the Bowl Championship Series standings.
Meyer, who won two national championships at Florida with high-scoring spread offenses, added, "The great teams we've had over the years, yeah, we scored some points. But at the end of the day, defense wins games."
The Buckeyes recognized their inability to stop an Indiana team that is winless in a weakened Big Ten.
"We just had a horrible game. I'm not saying anything bad about Indiana, but I just feel that we should not have gone out like that," Shazier said. "We gave up too many yards, too many points. We have way better players than we showed. Nobody played to their standards."
Meyer sounds like a man willing to try anything to alleviate more nightmares like Saturday night, when the Buckeyes had a 52-34 lead and the ball with 4 minutes left -- and still needed to recover an onside kick just to hang on for the win.
"Instead of just complaining and whining and making noise, we have to put a plan together to eliminate big plays," Meyer said. "I'm not a big believer in screaming and yelling and throwing Gatorade bottles against the wall.
"Sometimes you have to do that, however, to fix the problem."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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HTC surpasses Nokia in market capitalization
Just a couple of years ago, you might not have even heard about this Taiwanese company called HTC. Now, riding the success of its smartphone lineup, the quietly brilliant company has surpassed Nokia in terms of market capitalization reaching $33.8 billion, more than Nokia's $32.8 billion. It's also well ahead of BlackBerry maker RIM, which has $28.5 billion worth of market value.
HTC's market value skyrocketed with growth of over 30 times in the last five years – all due to flourishing mobile business. A recent Goldman Sachs report suggested that HTC hasn't reached its peak just yet and will continue growing. What's behind the growth? "A very unique business model and ecosystem strategy," the report underlines.
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1. Timmy72 (unregistered)
THIS is why HTC is quietly brilliant!
2. TDroid21 (Posts: 70; Member since: 04 Apr 2011)
HTC is really brilliant when it comes to quality and craftsmanship in their products nads teh htc sense best ui. It gives an air of luxury and excellence taht's why i love holding HTC in my hands.
4. Goldeneye (Posts: 361; Member since: 22 Jan 2011)
Also great customer support beyond the sale, take note Samsung, Sony, etc
5. AppleFUD (unregistered)
Where are all the apple fanbois now saying how all Android OEMs aren't making any money?
freakin iTards always spreading their FUD,
6. harbinger (unregistered)
way to go htc n_n
7. snowgator (Posts: 3306; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
I am sold on HTC. While all device makers make some really good products, they all also make really bad ones. HTC has had some misses (I hear really poor things on the Hero, for example), but have learned from these misses to improve the product they put out to a level of quality that is almost unfair. Whatever carrier you end up with, you will find a solid, smooth performing phone.
8. LionStone (Posts: 468; Member since: 10 Dec 2010)
I'm sold on them too. My first Droid experience was the Incredible and now the T-Bolt is another great experience...I played around with the Moto's, Samsungs and the hTc has a great feel for functionality and ease. Was leanin on the Xoom but now I'm glad to wait for their tablets to come out.


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The Poetry of Barack Obama
Between Sarah Palin's famous mixed metaphors ("As Putin rears his head and comes into the air space of the United States of America, where do they go? It's Alaska") and John McCain's ongoing Joe the Plumber conceit, some writers cringed at the language of the Republican campaign.
Perhaps inspired by those metaphorical excesses, the Guardian crowned Barack Obama the most poetical candidate today in a ringing endorsement by poet Adam O'Riordan. Read his eloquent tribute to an eloquent candidate:
"I have a theory that some poets never make it to the page. A few get away and plough their talent into other areas of life. Obama's well-chosen, seemingly off-the-cuff metaphors suggest he's not just schooled in the civic art of rhetoric but also a born communicator."
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by Conor Friedersdorf
In concurrence with the creed of The Atlantic, I consider myself to be "of no party or clique," and the best insight I can offer into my work is its premise: that a writer's job is to strive for the truth, and to remember that he'll sometimes be wrong. As a result, I am reticent to characterize myself politically on occasions when I'm really being asked, "Whose side are you on?" The answer to that question should never be "the liberal side" or "the conservative side," unless the person being questioned is naive enough to think that one ideology or the other has a monopoly on truth.
A question I don't mind is "Which tradition of political philosophy do you find most useful or persuasive?" In shorthand, my answer is that I'm both a conservative and a libertarian, or some combination. A longer answer is that I embrace aspects of classical liberalism too, and if you find yourself thinking that these terms mean very different things to different people, I agree. That's why I try to be introduced on radio spots as "a California based writer" rather than "a conservative" or "a libertarian," but anyone who attempts it knows these labels are impossible to escape. I sometimes even slip lazily into their use in spite of myself, though I'd banish them tomorrow if I could.
Today is another matter, because I cannot express this thought otherwise: I now think of myself as a libertarian more than a conservative when I reflect on how my ideological beliefs map onto the political coalitions whose success I desire.
This isn't one of those overwrought, more-in-sadness-than-anger essays that true believers write to announce an ideological conversion. The respect I have for conservative insights remains intact, as does my belief that Edmund Burke and friends remain important guides in our pursuit of prudent governance.
I also retain the reservations I've long had about describing myself as a libertarian and leaving it at that. Bruce Bartlett says that he is "basically libertarian but tempered by Burkean small-c conservatism." It's a characterization I find appealing. Were I able to banish government's role in marriage entirely, I'd refrain, though I do want gays to be able to marry, largely for the conservative reasons so eloquently expressed by Andrew Sullivan. I favor legalizing drugs, but slowly, and with lots of attention paid to how my expectations track the real world results of that policy. I regard the family unit as pretty damned important to a functioning society. Existing institutions matter.
These are but four incompletely articulated examples, but I trust you get the idea: I identify partly as a libertarian, but my failure to automatically support the whole libertarian line as a matter of first principles would cause some who go by that label to kick me out of the free state (an improbable project whose success I'd cheer).
It is precisely this grounding in pragmatism and real world consequences that is pushing me toward libertarianism generally, and especially the brand you find at the Cato Institute and Reason (not that there is anything like consensus within those institutions, which helps explain their increasing attractiveness). It may sound strange to advocate for libertarianism as a practical matter, when conservatives and liberals dominate the political landscape, and it's a struggle to elect even a single libertarian (not that any competitive candidate would call themselves that) to the Senate.
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On August 30, I bought the online download of the SBCG4AP complete series package, got a confirmation of my order, and downloaded all of the episodes no problem. However, none of them can be activated; everything I try simply returns a message saying the system can't log in. I sent a Manual Activation code and email to this effect (confirmation tag: issue-20534) on August 31.
As you can see, that was a week ago, and I still haven't gotten an actual response, nor can any of the episodes connect. I'm getting tired of waiting. Of course, since I have a confirmation of purchase, I suppose I could just download pirated copies, but I don't want to do that.


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In May, popular European discount airline easyJet announced that it was testing Passbook ticketing support at six airports in Europe, with support to come from more airports if the trial was found successful. And judging by today's easyJet app update, it looks like that's the case. Now the company is offering Passbook ticketing support at a whopping 75 airports in Europe.
This is significant because easyJet is one of the most popular discount airlines. Passbook-supported apps have been slow to catch on outside of the US (and even inside the US).
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101 things to do in the summer in New York City 2013
Check out the best things to do in the summer, including street fairs, block parties, festivals, outdoor bars, alfresco screenings, beaches and more!
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91. Put your hands in the air at Electric Zoo, one of the best outdoor things to do in the summer.
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92. Dance and shop at the Sweet Spot Festival, one of the best things to do in the summer.
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93. Catch a show at Williamsburg Park, one of the best things to do in the summer. Pictured: Die Antwoord at Williamsburg Park.
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94. Take a cultural trip with Lincoln Center Festival, one of the best series to attend in the summer. Pictured: Monkey: Journey to the West
Photograph: Phyllis B. Dooney
95. Join the French and celebrate Bastille Day (there's a macaron in it for you if you do), one of the best free things to do in the summer.
96. See Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater return to Lincoln Center, one of the best things to do this summer.
Photograph: Jack Vartoogian
97. Cool out at the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival, one of the best free things to do in the summer.
98. Boogie on the Boardwalk at the Coney Island Reggae Beach Party, pictured, and the Coney Island Dancers Boardwalk Party, two of the best things to do in the summer.
99. Cut a rug by the Hudson at MoonDance, one of the best free things to do in the summer.
100. Go to the neighborhood film festival for the fabulous but broke. We're talking about the LES Film Festival, one of the best things to do in the summer.
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101. Praise the sun god during Manhattanhenge, one of the best things to do in the summer.
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91. Put your hands in the air at Electric Zoo, one of the best outdoor things to do in the summer.
Put your hands in the air at Electric Zoo
- Critics choice
The outdoor EDM megabash celebrates its fifth anniversary on Randalls Island this Labor Day weekend. And the onslaught of DJs, artists and beat makers is as diverse as ever, touching on stadium-sized trance techno (Tiësto), aggro-dubstep (Excision), Burning Man vibes (Bassnectar), dancehall (Diplo) and the sounds of more than 140 other acts. Nab tickets ($329–$1,199) now—lest you miss the last big blowout of the season. Visit madeevent.com/ElectricZoo for tickets and a complete schedule.
- Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, (at Randalls Island)
- Fri Aug 30 - Sun Sept 1
Dance and shop at the Sweet Spot Festival
- Critics choice
- Free
Harlem's roving monthly dance party and market kicks off the summer with the Freedom Party's Herbert Holler, Elbow Greasy and Redlox behind the decks. Upcoming dates include a reggae night (Aug 17) and a season-closing roller-skating jam (Sept 22). If you're a DIY maker, apply at sweetspotfestival.com to be a vendor at one of their upcoming jamborees.
- Jackie Robinson Park Amsterdam Ave, at 145th St
- Sun May 26 - Tue Oct 22
Catch a show at Williamsburg Park
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Sure, this successor to the Williamsburg Waterfront stretches the meaning of the term park—no grass to lay on, no shady trees to cool off under—but it's still a summer concert draw thanks to its big-name bills. Indie-rock stalwarts the Shins kick off the season (May 26; $45), before the Odd Future crew and Meek Mill help to blow out the candles for Hot 97 DJ Peter Rosenberg's b-day bash (July 20; $42). The season gets groovier from there, with indie-dance forebears New Order (July 24; $50) and the Mad Decent Block Party featuring riotous duo Matt & Kim and Diplo's Major Lazer (Aug 10; $34).
- Kent Ave, (at North 12th St)
Take a cultural trip with Lincoln Center Festival
- Critics choice
This year's international, multidisciplinary arts fest is focused on cross-cultural and cross-genre collaborations. It begins with Monkey: Journey to the West, an unconventional opera co-conceived by Chinese director Chen Shi-Zheng, and Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett of Gorillaz (July 6–28). John Malkovich helms a French-language production of the steamy Les Liaisons Dangereuses (July 9–14). Charlie Chaplin's daughter and granddaughter, Victoria Thierrée Chaplin and Aurélia Thierrée, offer language-free acrobatics in Murmurs (July 24–28). And Sinéad O'Connor switches gears from Irish rock to American soul, taking on Sam Cooke and the like in the Gospel Sessions (July 26, 27). Visit lincolncenterfestival.org for a complete schedule.
- Locations vary
- Sat Jul 6 - Sun Jul 8
Join the French and celebrate Bastille Day—there's a macaron in it for you
- Critics choice
- Free
Indulge your inner Francophile during this celebration of France's independence. Held on three avenue blocks closed to traffic, the fest boasts tasty treats like crêpes and cheeses, Macaron Café macarons ($2) and baked goods from patisserie Financier, as well as sets by accordion players and other musicians, and cultural dances like the cancan.
- Location TBA
- Sun Jul 13
See Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater return to Lincoln Center
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
This summer, the legendary NYC dance company takes the stage at Lincoln Center for the first time in more than a decade. Led by artistic director Robert Battle, the troupe will perform a repertory of works by the company's namesake, as well as Garth Fagan, Jiri Kylian and Ohad Naharin. The centerpiece is the world premiere of acclaimed New York choreographer Ronald K. Brown's Four Corners, about a group of heavenly beings in possession of the Biblical four winds. Perhaps most impressive of all: Tickets to this sublimity start at a surprisingly affordable $25. Visit alvinailey.org for the schedule.
- 20 Lincoln Center Plaza, (at 63rd St)
Cool out at the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
- Critics choice
- Free
This year's ace uptown-downtown affair jumps off in Harlem on August 23 with "Bird Is the Word," a premiere by saxophone legend Jimmy Heath and his big band. Stellar sax man Kenny Garrett and fascinating vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant top the bill on August 24. And on August 25, down in Tompkins Square Park (near Parker's old roost on Avenue B), honored vets Lee Konitz and Sheila Jordan share a bill with young hotshots Christian Scott and Warren Wolf.
- Tompkins Square Park Ave A, between 7th and 10th Sts
- Until Sun Aug 24
Boogie on the Boardwalk
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
- Free
Summer on the Brooklyn shore sees two crews offering parties. WKCR's Carter Van Pelt hosts the Coney Island Reggae Beach Party on select Sundays (Boardwalk at W 21st St, Coney Island, Brooklyn; May 26, June 30, July 28, Aug 25 noon–8pm; free), featuring a killer lineup of selectors playing through a bass-heavy sound system. Listen to Van Pelt's Saturday show, Eastern Standard Time, on WKCR 89.9 FM (Sat 8am–noon) to get the latest information on guest DJs. Alternatively, if you prefer the livelier vibes of classic soulful house, check out the Coney Island Dancers Boardwalk Party (Boardwalk at W 10th St, Coney Island, Brooklyn; visit coneyislanddancers.com for details), which has expanded its schedule to midweek shindigs and is planning more than 50 throwdowns.
- Coney Island Boardwalk
Cut a rug by the Hudson
- Critics choice
- Free
Ever wanted to dance with the devil in the pale moonlight? We're sorry to inform you Beelzebub's washing its hair (we checked), but find another partner and head to Hudson River Park's MoonDance series to salsa (July 21, 28), swing (July 14, Aug 11) or tango (Aug 4) to music by live bands. Arrive at 6:30pm for a dance lesson led by instructors from Dance Manhattan, before that night's orchestra strikes up and you get to practice your steps as the sun sets over Jersey—the romantic view should help your partner forgive you for treading on his or her toes.
- W 44th St, (at the Hudson River)
- Sun Jul 14 - Sun Aug 11
Go to the neighborhood film festival for the fabulous but broke
- Critics choice
If Tribeca was too rich for your blood, the LES Film Festival is for you. Now in its third year, this ten-day series concentrates on independent, low-budget shorts and feature films, and throws in a couple of parties for good measure. Most screenings ($12) are programmed thematically—animation, docs, made in New York, mind f*ck (yes, you have our attention) to name but a few. A judging panel that includes Judah Friedlander and downtown duo AndrewAndrew will pick the best in six categories and dole out the awards at a free party (Crosby Street Hotel; June 21 6–10pm; reservations required). Look for announcements before June starts regarding the outdoor block party and drive-in (June 16 6–10pm). Visit lesfilmfestival.com for a complete schedule and tickets.
- Locations vary
- Thu Jun 13 - Sun Jun 23
Praise the sun god during Manhattanhenge
- Critics choice
- Free
Witness the stunning natural spectacle that occurs when the sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan's grid: The setting orb will illuminate both sides of every street in the borough four times a year. For the best view, camp out as far east as possible along a broad avenue with views across the island. Check out more pro tips courtesy of He of the Galaxy-Print Vest, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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Little Girl Dances On Subway Platform to 'Grateful Dead' — Strangers Join In [VIDEO]
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"You've gotta dance like nobody's watching...."
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It's safe to say this little bundle of energy had a good time at this wedding.
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Do you ever dance around at home? Maybe lip-sync in the car? I admit, I have to a variety of tunes through the years - when know one is watching of course! One of my favorite lip sync dancing moments comes from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air when Carlton puts on a great Tom Jones show. Do you have a favorite lip sync or dance tune?
Ellen is famous for many things, including dancing. She always starts her show with a monologue followed by a dance through the audience. This time, she apparently found someone in her audience who she loved to watch dance!
What a hilarious video! Ellen DeGeneres is asking viewers to video themselves dancing behind unsuspecting people and send them in to her show. Joe and I roared this morning as we watched the results! Check this out!