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USC offers De'Van Bogard
Bill KurelicLast week, USC coach Lane Kiffin offered a scholarship to one of the top juniors in Ohio, defensive back De'Van Bogard (Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville). The 6-foot-1, 180-pound Bogard played linebacker during his junior season and made 55 tackles, forced...
Blog | Conversation | February 08, 2011 -
Recapping the Big Ten classes
Bill KurelicNational signing day has come and gone, making it time to come out with my final 2011 Big Ten Recruiting rundown. Here is a look at what went right and wrong on the recruiting front for each Big Ten team. The number next to the school is the number o...
Blog | Conversation | February 04, 2011 -
Curtis Grant was a win for Ohio State
Bill KurelicHeading into national signing day, there were some questions about several prospects who were considering Big Ten schools but had yet to decide. Here's how those battles played out. Linebacker Curtis Grant (Richmond, Va./Hermitage) was one of those...
Blog | Conversation | February 03, 2011 -
Aundrey Walker announcing Tuesday
Bill KurelicThere will be several announcements either on Tuesday evening or on national signing day that involve Big Ten schools, including two Midwest prospects -- offensive lineman Aundrey Walker (Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville) and running back Thomas Rawls (Flin...
Blog | Conversation | January 31, 2011 -
Big Ten recruiting rundown
Bill KurelicThe college football season ended on Monday night, which means recruiting takes center stage. With that in mind, it is a good time to look at what has gone right and wrong on the recruiting front for each Big Ten team, who is each team's top commitme...
Blog | Conversation | January 12, 2011 -
Darian Cooper down to four, eliminates Michigan
Bill KurelicDefensive lineman Darian Cooper (Hyattsville, Md./DeMatha) has eliminated one Big Ten program from contention, narrowing his choices down to four schools. Cooper was scheduled to make an official visit to Michigan this past weekend, but with the fir...
Blog | Conversation | January 11, 2011 -
Trey DePriest making it look easy
Bill KurelicLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- A number of the Under Armour All-Americans are either headed to schools in Big Ten country, are considering a Big Ten school or are from the Midwest. Here is a look at how these prospects have fared thus far. LB Trey DePrie...
Blog | Conversation | January 04, 2011 -
Big Ten country juniors shine at UA combine
Bill KurelicLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- On Sunday the Under Armour All-American combine for juniors and sophomores attracted a good group of prospects from Big Ten country. The group was led by a talented contingent of Ohio underclassmen including two of the top ...
Blog | Conversation | January 03, 2011 -
Who else are the Big Ten teams hoping to add?
Bill KurelicIt is that time of the year. With the holidays here and the new year upon us, there is no better time to look at who each team in the Big Ten is hoping to still add. Illinois Fighting Illini Ron Zook will host a large group of recruits the weekend...
Blog | Conversation | December 31, 2010 -
Kenny Knight visiting Illinois this week
Bill KurelicThere are not going to be a lot of official visits to Big Ten schools this weekend, but an important one will be wide receiver Kenny Knight (Detroit, Mich./Country Day) visiting Illinois. It will be Knight's first official visit. "I'm going to Illin...
Blog | Conversation | December 17, 2010 -
Huge recruiting weekend for Big Ten
Bill KurelicThis weekend promises to be an important one in the Big Ten when it comes to recruiting. Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez will welcome in over a half dozen prospects on official visits led by defensive lineman Anthony Zettel (West Branch, Mich./Ogemaw ...
Blog | Conversation | December 10, 2010 -
Big Ten programs to capitalize on Urban Meyer's resignation?
Bill KurelicThe sudden resignation of Florida coach Urban Meyer on Wednesday afternoon has certainly impacted the Gators' 2011 recruiting class. One of the beneficiaries could be the Ohio State Buckeyes. OSU coach Jim Tressel has a commitment from Jeremy Cash (...
Blog | Conversation | December 09, 2010 -
Penn State makes presence felt at Cleveland Glenville
Bill KurelicIt has not been a banner year for Penn State with the Nittany Lions going 4-4 in the Big Ten and 7-5 overall. It also has not been a great year for Joe Paterno on the recruiting front with JoePa having landed just seven commitments thus far, the f...
Blog | Conversation | December 02, 2010 -
Top prospects flocking to Michigan-Ohio State game
Bill KurelicMichigan travels to Ohio State this weekend for the game some call the greatest rivalry in college football. Ohio State coach Jim Tressel hopes to wrap up at least a share of his sixth straight Big Ten championship with many of the top prospects on ...
Blog | Conversation | November 24, 2010 -
Anthony Zettel visits Iowa again
Bill KurelicDefensive lineman Anthony Zettel (West Branch, Mich./Ogemaw Heights) was in Iowa City, Iowa, over the weekend making his first official visit. He was on hand for the Big Ten showdown between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Ohio State Buckeyes, a game OSU p...
Blog | Conversation | November 22, 2010 -
Big Ten recruiting breakdown
Bill KurelicThe end of the college football regular season is in site which means recruiting season is just about ready to take center stage. With that in mind, it is a good time to look at what has gone right and wrong on the recruiting front for each Big Ten ...
Blog | Conversation | November 19, 2010


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March LAB for Timefy
To celebrate their exclusive retailing presence on Timefy, the French watches brand March LA.B wished to mark the occasion. They have created a limited edition of their AM1 watch, first model ever launched by the brand in 2011. This edition called AM1 Electric Memogold comes with a 37mm atypical rounded case, a mineral class and… Read more
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If we like Super Sunglasses, apart from their premium materials and quality manufacturing, it is most of all because they are the only optical brand to offer new products each season, just like a fashion brand would work. For summer 2013, their leading theme is California its summer colors. Like a tribute to surfer's coolness,… Read more
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Summer is usually a period of the year when you receive invitations to all celebrations like baptisms, communions, bar mitzvah… and every time, a question necessarily comes: "what am I going to wear for this party, halfway between formal and informal?" In doubt, know that better being dressed too elegantly than the contrary. No one… Read more
no validationandno comment yet for this article.The Baguette Bag by Cyan
Some of you dreamt about it so many times, the others never dared even thinking about it, VIctoria Panyukova and Peter Mamchich, the creators of the brand Cyan (both with a stong experience in the fashion industry, it has to be said) are trying to launch the Baguette bag, the first bag ever created to… Read more
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Eastpak was one of the early brands to dare using colorful prints on their products. It was in the late 1980s, more precisely in 1987 that they launched the Miami Nice print, this bright and summery inspiration with palm trees, islands, waves and the sea. Le most famous backpack brands has decided to relaunch this… Read more
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Since summer 2011, one of the most emblematic boardshorts brands (if not THE most) offers some customization options. Through a dedicated platform on their webshop and in few of their official stores, Quiksilver added a "Custom Boardshort" offer where you can customize all parts of your boardshorts, even their shape. If you don't have found… Read more
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Bienvenidos a la Boqueria, the most famous covered market of Barcelona. Here, stores are open 24/7. The market's origins dates back to the 13th century. Since then, it has established on this square, two steps from the equally famous Rambla. Its aisles are full of onlookers, whether they are tourists or Catalan searching for some… Read more
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Summer has finally come, and everyone can now start to enjoy some hot waves, even in the Mediterranean sea! Let's take boardshorts out of our closet now. Though they were created for surfing, boardshorts have expanded to a wider public over the years. Well, try not to show off exaggerately if the last time you… Read more
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After France, Spain and Italy, let's follow up the trip of our favorite fashion blogs around Europe. This week, as the Berlin fashion week just ended, we felt like stopping in the country of poets and thinkers : Germany. Actually, there are many fashion enthusiasts, lifestyle sharers and every other type of bloggers in this… Read more
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"Selvedge" is a word that you probably heard many times if you are directly or indirectly interested in trousers, jackets, shirts and everything else made with denim. Where does it come from? Why is this word never off jeans amateur's lips? Let's start with the beginning, by definition selvedge is the contraction of "Self Edge",… Read more
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Jan 24 - Lancaster
Jan 23 - Lancaster
Blue Gotti line American Bully For stud. Blue Fawn carrier. $500 with UKC Reg. first pic is him at 12 weeks the rest are him at 12/1/14. He is now 16 months and 75 lbs. expected to top out at 85-90 lbs. any questions please txt 3234703950
Jan 23 - North Hollywood
Lil Money is open for stud for a limited time @ $1500 but willing to negotiate if I like your female. He's about 14" short w/ a big head & compact body. Parents are Infamous bullies "Chapo" & UKC Most Wanted "Bambina" For more info. Contact me at (626)209-3231, Hector..
Jan 21 - Covina
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Jan 20 - Lancaster
AKC Registered English Bulldog for stud. Casanova is registered with AKC,NKC,CKC,FCI, and UKC. He is Champion sired and was born in Europe . Casanova weighs about 65 pounds he has 10 Championsa in his 3 generation pedigree along with 2 international Champions. For more ...
Jan 20 - Los Angeles
AKC Registered English bulldog for stud. Hit Man is registered with AKC. He is Champion sired. Hit Man weighs about 50 pounds he has multiple Champions in his 3 generation pedigree. For more information or additional Photos email: [email removed] or call: 918-774-5688 We ...
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AKC Registered English bulldog for stud. Huckleberry Humphrey is registered with AKC, his mother was from Europe great bloodlines. Huckleberry weighs about 45 pounds he has multiple Champions in pedigree along with international Champions. For more information or additional ...
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Jan 18 - Los Angeles
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Jan 18 - Woodland Hills
Hello, this is Bentley. He weighs less then 2 and a half pounds and is 2 years old. He is AKC Registered. Adorable teddy bear face and small snout. We are offering Stud Service for any one who wants adorable tiny Yorkies. He is Pure Breed Yorkie. Very Friendly but takes his ...
Jan 18 - Whittier
AKC champion bulldog available for stud to approve bitch stud fee is $800. This dog is a AKC champion and AKC champion sire. If your looking for a dog that's up to AKC standard this is the dog. This dog has the best temperament a great pedigree great movement good bone and ...
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Jan 17 - Lancaster
Riley is a beautiful long hair mini doxie with a light red coat and a blond tummy. He has a very loving disposition but is very protective around our home. He does well when taken on trips to the market or the mall and allows children to pet him in turns. He has successfully ...
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Gorgeous & Tiny Imperial **Shih Tzu T-Cup** Puppies; Parents Are Champion Sire; Pup'Age From (10) Weeks Old; Pup's Weight From:-(1-Lbs/9-ozs); Nice Coats & Colors;Perfect Family Puppies;**Health Certificate; **Microchip With GPS Id;** Vet Checked & Visit; **Pedigree Papers; ...
Jan 16 - Los Angeles
2 yrs old Yorkshire terrier healthy up today on vaccines blue/silver coat there is a fee for stud service or pick of the litter This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Jan 16 - Los Angeles
Akc French bulldog .. Up for stud, not for sale Double factored, blue chocolate carrier Low to the ground, flat face, Last picture of sire For more info 9.5.6,.oo.7.9 on area code 3Io
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9 December 2014 2:06 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
I believe that we are very quietly going through a golden age of cinematography. Simple as that. I spend more time talking to DPs than just about anything else in my business, though, mostly because they have the best stories and engage, for me, in the most fulfilling ways. So maybe I have a touch of bias. But when I look out across the industry, I'm gobsmacked by the talent on display, worthy heirs to a kingdom collectively forged by the titans: Shamroy, Surtees, Hall, Milner, Toland, Stradling, Storaro, Willis, Ruttenberg, etc. So it occurred to me: Why not showcase the most exciting names out there today? Subjective, of course, and I kept the list pretty big to be fairly inclusive. But I had no trouble filling it out, either. There are so many cinematographers out there who seem to represent the promise of exciting, bold and innovative cinema in the years to come. »
- Kristopher Tapley
11 November 2014 7:39 AM, PST | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino recently spoke about his upcoming western ensemble piece "The Hateful Eight" at the American Film Market and revealed that he plans on retiring once he completes his tenth film. 'Hateful' is his eighth which means there may only be three more Tarantino-helmed films on the way.
This isn't the first time he's suggested this plan, he made comments two years ago which suggested the same thing. Here's his recent comments (via Deadline):
"I don't believe you should stay on stage until people are begging you to get off. I like the idea of leaving them wanting a bit more. I do think directing is a young man's game and I like the idea of an umbilical cord connection from my first to my last movie.
I'm not trying to ridicule anyone who thinks differently, but I want to go out while I'm still hard... I like »
- Garth Franklin
10 November 2014 6:04 PM, PST | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Now that the full cast is confirmed for director Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight, with shooting scheduled to begin early next year, the filmmaker has revealed new details about the revenge Western at the American Film Market. There, he also echoed statements he made back in November of 2012, reiterating that he plans on retiring after making 10 movies, with the upcoming The Hateful Eight his eighth feature film to date.
Here's what he had to say about wanting to retire after 10 movies, although he did leave the door open for that plan to change down the road.
"I don't believe you should stay on stage until people are begging you to get off. I like the idea of leaving them wanting a bit more. I do think directing is a young man's game and I like the idea of an umbilical cord connection from my first to my last movie. »
- MovieWeb
23 October 2014 1:01 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Commentators have noted that this year's Best Actor race is stacked with way more than five outstanding candidates. And they are right. But compared to Best Cinematography, Best Actor is positively paper thin. As usual, an embarrassment of riches is present in this category, which awards a film's director of photography (Dp). The cinematography branch is partial to gorgeous looking films, black-and-white films and war films. After years of resisting digital photography, the branch has also embraced 3D work this decade. Being a Best Picture nominee can also help immensely, but so can being a foreign-language film; the branch has an international eye like few others. In any particular year, most of the nominees tend to be returning contenders. Moreover, many first-time nominees (such as Philippe Le Sourde and Phedon Papamichael last year) tend to be veterans awaiting their first nomination. Having said that, there hasn't been a year with »
- Gerard Kennedy
14 October 2014 7:15 AM, PDT | ioncinema | See recent ioncinema news »
It's been a long time since Oliver Stone made anything with as much punchy political grit as Salvador. As the first of two films (the other being Platoon) produced by John Daly (and released mind-bogglingly within months of each other in the spring of 1986) that reckoned with war and all of its cultivated cruelty, its recklessness and the underlying romanticism being ravaged from within. Stone's film took up the, at that time, still active El Salvadoran peasant revolution and the Us funded murder and suppression of such an uprising, as its volatile subject, all through the eyes of a true-to-life conniving Hunter S. Thompson-esque photo journalist named Richard Boyle, who co-wrote the screenplay along with Stone and who's on the ground experiences served as inspiration for the film. An Academy Award nominee for Best Original Screenplay and Best Actor, raw in its depiction of the ugliness »
- Jordan M. Smith
16 June 2014 10:42 AM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
Though they're, at the most, halfway through the series, HBO is already starting to look for potential successors to "Game of Thrones," which recently became the biggest hit in the network's history. With "True Blood" wrapping up this year, they're very much in the market for another fantasy/sci-fi-type show: Damon Lindelof's "The Leftovers" will debut in a few weeks, and only a week or two back, it was revealed that Darren Aronofsky is developing an adaptation of Margaret Atwood's "MaddAddam" trilogy. One show that won't be joining them, sadly, is an adaptation of "American Gods," Neil Gaiman's bestseller about old and new deities battling for control in the U.S. heartland. It was announced a few years ago that the network was planning a series adaptation of the book, with Scorsese and Tarantino DoP Robert Richardson writing and directing, and Tom Hanks producing, but the script never came together, »
- Oliver Lyttelton
16 June 2014 10:42 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Though they're, at the most, halfway through the series, HBO is already starting to look for potential successors to "Game of Thrones," which recently became the biggest hit in the network's history. With "True Blood" wrapping up this year, they're very much in the market for another fantasy/sci-fi-type show: Damon Lindelof's "The Leftovers" will debut in a few weeks, and only a week or two back, it was revealed that Darren Aronofsky is developing an adaptation of Margaret Atwood's "MaddAddam" trilogy. One show that won't be joining them, sadly, is an adaptation of "American Gods," Neil Gaiman's bestseller about old and new deities battling for control in the U.S. heartland. It was announced a few years ago that the network was planning a series adaptation of the book, with Scorsese and Tarantino DoP Robert Richardson writing and directing, and Tom Hanks producing, but the script never came together, »
- Oliver Lyttelton
9 April 2014 7:57 AM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Not a lot of people can stand the sight of blood, but it's not very common to find a horror filmmaker who passes out at the sight of it. Director Christopher Denham, however, has found a way to get around his discomfort with gore in his terrifying film "Preservation," which takes the scary, secluded woods setting and gives it new meaning. Tell us about yourself. I'm from Chicago. I live in NYC (occasionally La). I'm lucky enough to say my day job is acting. I cut my teeth as a theater actor and playwright in New York. Whatever I know (or claim to know) about directing I learned through acting. Through osmosis. Between takes, I would stick around set and see how Scorsese talks to Bob Richardson. I would see how he talks to actors. How he collaborates. I was basically taking notes, hoping something would rub off somehow. What »
- Ziyad Saadi
5 April 2014 2:04 PM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Amir here, to welcome you back to Team Top Ten, our monthly poll by all of the website's contributors. For our first episode in 2014, we are looking at The Greatest Working Cinematographers in the (international) film industry. As long time readers of The Film Experience are surely aware, the visual language of cinema is something Nathaniel and the rest of us are very fond of discussing. Films and filmmakers that have a dash of style and understand cinema as a visual medium always get bonus points around these parts. We celebrate great works in cinematography on a weekly basis in Hit Me With Your Best Shot, but it was time to give the people behind the camera their due.
More than 50 cinematographers from all across the world received votes. If the final, somewhat American-centric, list doesn't quite reflect that, chalk it up to the natural process of consensus voting. »
- Amir S.
2 April 2014 12:00 PM, PDT | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
Here's a fantastic video montage that pays tribute to the art of modern cinematography. There are a lot of great things being done with cinematography these days, and movies are just looking more and more amazing. The video is called Ode to (21st Century) Cinematographers, it was created by Erick Lee, and here's a note that came along with it.
This is a compilation of Some of my favorite shots from numerous cinematographers from around the world, roughly during the past decade. Due to not only wanting to keep a consistent look, but to also respect the cinematographers' work by not re-cropping 16x9 media, I only used movies that were shot around a 2.40:1 aspect ratio. As you can imagine, this not only limited what I was able to use, but also prevented me from using some of my favorite display of cinematography. Among those include "Children of Men" by Emmanuel Lubezki, »
- Joey Paur
1 April 2014 8:28 AM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
We've featured plenty of tributes to some of the great directors working in film today, including the likes of Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan, but what about the cinematographers who make their films look absolutely gorgeous? Well, editor Erick Lee took it upon himself to pay tribute to some of the great directors of photography of the 21st century, including Emmanuel Lubezki (Gravity, Children of Men), Roger Deakins (Skyfall, True Grit), Robert Richardson (Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds), Matthew Libatique (Black Swan) and much more. As you would expect, it's a beautiful video with spectacular shots. Here's an Ode to (21st Century) Cinematographers made by Erick Lee (found via The Playlist): Now before anyone starts complaining about any exclusions (see the full list of all included movies and cinematographers right here), Lee explains that "this is a compilation of some of my favorite shots from numerous cinematographers from around the world, »
- Ethan Anderton
1 April 2014 7:28 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
We're nearly fifteen years into the 21st century and despite the frequent predictions of the implosion of cinema, the industry and medium is still going strong. While much has been made recently about the end of celluloid, a great deal of the best cinematic work in the past decade has been captured photochemically in addition to digitally as a new video on Vimeo can attest. Edited by Erick Lee, this roughly six-minute long video pays tribute to some the best cinematographers working today. In an attempt to maintain uniformity throughout the video as well as not wishing to crop any of the images, Lee culled shots from films with an aspect ratio of 2.40:1 by luminaries that include Christopher Doyle, Pung-Leung Kwan, S. Ravi Varman,Frank Giebe, John Toll, Wally Pfister, Roger Deakins, Anthony Dod Mantle, Paul Cameron, Emmanuel Lubezki, J. Michael Muro, Robert Richardson, Florian Ballhaus,John R., »
- Cain Rodriguez
1 April 2014 6:47 AM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Editor Erick Lee has thrown together a stunning compilation of shots from a host of international cinematographers. The theme tying them together? All of the shots were created in the past ten years. Unfortunately, Erick wasn't able to include some of his favorites. Because he wanted to respect the cinematographers' work by not re-cropping 16x9 media, he could only include movies that were shot around a 2.40:1 aspect ratio. As a result, scenes from "Children of Men" by Emmanuel Lubezki, "Prisoners" by Roger Deakins, "Hugo" by Robert Richardson, and "Only God Forgives" by Larry Smith, didn't make it into the cut. Still though, it's a good century to be watching movies. How many do you recognize? »
- Luke Slattery
27 February 2014 8:03 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
Managing Editor
It's common knowledge that while the Oscar often tout rewarding the best in film, that the notion of what's best is entirely subjective, depending on the voter. So when trying to make informed Oscar decisions, one has to look past subjective thoughts and search for the trends. One of the major trends that has been appearing has been the success of films with heavy visual effects or 3D in the cinematography category. With Emmanuel Lubezki all but on stage to accept the Oscar in cinematography, it was worth taking a look at the category's evolution.
There have always been epic films or movies that have had some visual effects that have competed in, and won cinematography Oscars. Yet after Titanic won 11 Oscars, including Cinematography, there seems to have been a wave of films that have relied on visual effects to tell their tale succeeding in this category. »
- Terence Johnson
25 February 2014 7:20 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
For years, the Oscars and Martin Scorsese just didn't seem to jibe. His films didn't resonate with that crowd. Maybe it was because he was an outsider. Maybe it was because he didn't trade in the breed of films that typically found footing with the Academy. Whatever the case, it became, for decades, a consistent note: How does Martin Scorsese not have an Oscar? Things began to change nearly three decades into his career. Until 2002, a Scorsese film registering with the group was not nearly the consistent occurrence it is today. Yet since "Gangs of New York," four of his last five films Have received Best Picture nominations and he finds himself a perennial fixture on the Oscar circuit, a circuit he has seen change drastically over the course of his career. With Oscar voting drawing to a close, I spoke with Scorsese recently about that very phenomenon, how zealous »
- Kristopher Tapley
16 January 2014 3:32 PM, PST | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
I wasn't a big fan of Joe Wright's Anna Karenina, but within Wright's films there are always things to enjoy and most often that includes his tracking shots and just today I came across this behind the scenes look at the tracking shot in Anna Karenina uploaded by the film's camera operator, Peter Robertson. Most often we can only marvel at the shot itself, but this allows you to not only hear the direction as the sequence is being performed, but all the pieces being moved in and out of place to execute it. This look reminds me a lot of the behind the scenes look we got at how Martin Scorsese and Robert Richardson pulled off a lengthy Steadicam shot in Hugo, which I have also included below. Additionally, you can get an alternate angle look at the Anna Karenina shot right here, but unfortunately I couldn't find the finished scene online anywhere. »
- Brad Brevet
16 January 2014 2:14 AM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Macho and egotistical John Huston dominates Anjelica's vividly written, fascinating memoir
Anjelica Huston's first starring screen role – directed by her father John – was in 1969's A Walk with Love and Death. The only review she quotes in her memoir is John Simon's: "There is a perfectly blank, supremely inept performance by Huston's daughter Anjelica, who has the face of an exhausted gnu, the voice of an unstrung tennis racket, and a figure of no discernible shape."
No preening luvvie, this one. And pace the crass Mr Simon (reviewing her looks rather than her acting) we know Huston is, or became, a good actor. Her performance in The Witches gave my little sister nightmares not for weeks, but years. It turns out that she can also really write. What's more, she has a story to tell.
Huston grew up in an atmosphere of immense privilege and occasional emotional deprivation. This involving memoir falls, »
- Sam Leith
8 January 2014 11:15 AM, PST | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Early this morning saw the announcement of the nominations for the BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) awards for 2013. For the most part, they look like all of the other guild nominations we've seen over the past month or so (including all five director nominees who were just nominated for the DGA's top award), but there are a few interesting differences to take note of.
First off, Philomena has a much stronger presence here, but given that it is a British film, it's hardly surprising. You may also notice a lot of love for Behind the Candelabra, a film that was only shown on TV in the States, making it ineligible for theatrical awards.
However, aside from that, just about all the major players are here. Gravity leads the pack with 11 nominations, including Best Film, Outstanding British Film, Best Director, and Best Actress. 12 Years a »
- Jeff Beck
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Are You Getting Enough Exercise (For Your Mind)?
Last week, there was a lot of exercise talk floating around the blogosphere and inter-webs. Am I getting enough exercise? How much should I be exercising based on how much I'm eating? Do I need more exercise in order to lose weight? If I miss a workout this week will I destroy my progress?
These are the types of questions and conversations that come up be it talking to friends or browsing through articles online. And while physical exercise does play a huge role in our overall wellness, I think we often forget about the other kind of exercise…the one that comes from within.
If not more important, just as important as physical exercise is taking time for yourself, better known as self-care. After all, if you're running around like one big burnt-out hot mess, no amount of barre classes, running or dead-lifts is going to do you any good. While it's great to stay busy, our bodies need that personal time to recharge, re-fuel and recover.
When we think of exercise we often think of the physical body, but what about your inside…your soul? That's where the real transformation occurs.
Next time you find yourself stressing out about a missed workout or how many calories you burned during your treadmill circuit, pause a moment and aim to do something good for your soul. This anxiety is a signal that something on the inside is off, and your body is craving some much-needed "me" time.
Listen to it. Be. Let go of the guilt and just breathe.
Do you ever find yourself fretting about getting enough exercise? What are you doing to exercise your mind in order to practice self-care?
GNO Recap: Self Expression + Freedom to Be Fit
This past Tuesday, I helped host the third (and final!) GNO Celebration in Boston this summer as part of New Balance's Girls Night Out Campaign.
The theme this time around was Self Expression: Freedom to Be Fit. You can read all about my thoughts on self-expression in my blog post over here. I think this was my favorite themes yet as I'm all about encouraging women to express themselves (be it through fitness or creativity) while discovering what works for YOU and your body. After all, what works for me may not work for you or your best friend (which I'm sure you've heard me mention before on the blog).
In honor of the theme, each woman was able to choose their own workout for the evening: an outdoor spin with Flywheel, a signature bootcamp with Equinox or a fun 3-mile run. I helped organize and plan the 3-mile fun run (using the GNO Meetup tool), which we dubbed "Freedom Fighters Fun Run Plus." The run was definitely hot (in the low 90s) but our group had a blast cheering one another on and stopping along the way for pics!
After sweating it out, all of us met back up at New Balance for the party. I won't lie: bottled water and moisturizing face wipes never looked so good! As the ladies gathered in and munched on tasty bites (like BLTs, rolls ups, and Deep Eddy vodka mixed drinks), I welcomed everyone and spoke about my thoughts on self-expression and being YOU.
I told my story about how in college I was all about doing what was "right" or the norm according to celeb magazines (i.e. Score Jennifer Anniston's abs! Get that Pilates body! Lose 15 pounds!). I'd beat myself up at the gym, and spend hours at the gym burning away calories on the treadmill. I didn't feel inspired or motivated, and I most definitely wasn't expressing myself.
It wasn't until after college where I became in tune with my body, began running and practicing yoga (for my mind!) that I really felt myself. Suddenly, fitness felt empowering and right. I was doing it for me.
You see, the thing is you don't have to be a marathoner to be a runner, you don't have to be #1 on the Torq board to try Flywheel and you most definitely don't need to do headstands or bend into crow pose in order to be a yogi. You just gotta do what works for Y-O-U.
After my talk, I made some exciting announcements including filling in the girls on what was in their swag bags. They were packed with goodies, including a fitness towel that each of us could customize at the Self-Expression Transfer Station with various inspiring phrases like "Girls Run this Town." We also got a thumb-drive loaded with a 30-minute running playlist specially mixed by DJ Brek One, as well as some discounted vouchers.
Once again, New Balance was kind enough to offer 20% off everything in the store. But this time there was a special added bonus! Women had the chance to customize their own shoes – everything from laces to mesh color to specific words placed on the heels – while taking advantage of the 20% off special. Check out the pair I customized for myself. Don't they just scream summer?
The back of the heels say "choose happy," as I believe happiness is a choice, and sometimes all it takes is a simple shift in perspective to find your happiness. I had so much fun creating my dream shoe, but I must say it was quite overwhelming with all the color combinations you could choose from. I kept it simple by sticking with lemonade + burnt orange.
After I was done speaking (I must say this whole public speaking thing is getting a bit easier), I was able to mingle, grab a bite and catch up with friends both old & new.
I was especially excited to see my long lost friend and Pilates guru Jennifer Phelan, as I haven't seen her since she became a mommy!
Overall, it was a wonderful evening filled with great people, good eats and a fabulous sweat session! I am so grateful to have been a part of New Balance's GNO Celebrations here in Boston, and look forward to more fun, empowering events in the future.
I'd love to hear from you! What workouts make you feel most vibrant + in tune with your body? What color combos would you choose for your custom shoes?
A GNO to remember: Express yourself with new balance Boston
Remember when last week I mentioned I'd announce the next GNO event on the blog soon? Well, my friends, I don't break my promises.
And since I consider you officially in my social bubble of girlfriends, I wanted to give you the insider scoop. Registration for the third Boston New Balance GNO event goes live tomorrow, Monday the 7th, and ladies you won't want to miss out. (You can scoop up your free tiks here starting tomorrow!)
The event will be held on Tuesday July 22, and is once again held at the New Balance Experience Store on Boylston St. The theme this time around? Self-Expression!
Festivities include choosing your own workout that fits your personality including a spin at Flywheel, signature Equinox class, or pre-mapped-out run utilizing the GNO Meetup app. Plus there will be music, healthy apps and cocktails to keep the party going afterward!
And if you've attended any of the past GNO Celebrations or read my review, you can bet New Balance has a few sweet surprises up their sleeves (like the premium gift bags each lady will take away at the end of the evening!)
If you're itching to squeeze in some solid time with the gals before then, I highly encourage you to check out the GNO app where you can join meet ups in the area or create your own GNO in your city. What's better than sweating it out & mingling with your girlfriends?
I hope to see you in a couple weeks for the third (and final) Boston GNO Celebration this summer. Get ready to sweat, party and EXPRESS yourself! My question for you – when do you feel most in your element, passionate and true to yourself?
New Balance Boston Girls Night Out June 26: Excellent is Strong
Note: This event is now full. Please stay tuned for updates regarding additional spaces.
Remember last month when I posted about New Balance's Girls Night Out campaign? If you missed the post, no worries you can catch it here! In short, New Balance is working to redefine the meaning of "girls night," focusing on empowering women through fitness, socializing and simply having a good time.
And I am absolutely thrilled to announce that I'm going to be playing a part in hosting the upcoming "GNO Celebration" in Boston this month (and in July, more on that later)!
The Details
The big event will be held on Thursday, June 26th at 6 p.m and it's 100% free of charge. Participants will meet at the New Balance Experience Store (located at 583 Boylston St in Copley Square) and then take off for a bootcamp-style workout with New Balance Fitness Ambassador Holly Perkins.
After the workout, we'll all come together for the ultimate girls night fully stocked with appetizers, cocktails, music by BrekOne and swag bags. Oh, and did I mention SHAPE Magazine's fitness editor Laurel Leicht will be their sharing insights on what makes her strong?
Excellent is Strong
Speaking of strong, the whole theme of the evening is "Excellent is Strong." I was thrilled when I heard that New Balance's focus for the evening is on strength and empowering women not just through fitness but through mind, body and spirit.
I'm so sick of hearing sayings like "Strong is the new sexy," focusing solely on women's bodies.
I feel that healthy is far more than what your body looks like from the outside. It's about how you feel in your body. It's about the attitude you carry through with you throughout the day. It's about digging deep into your soul and finding what makes you feel truly inspired.
It's not something that can be measured by a scale, viewed in a mirror or shown on your pant tag.
I've been through my own battles with body image + feeling strong and happy in my own skin (which I'll share more on at June's event), so I excited to celebrate with other women.
You are strong. You are excellent. You are beautiful.
Plan Your Own GNO
If you're loving all of this GNO talk like I am, go ahead and plan your own! Simply join GNO Meetup, and then get started on creating your own Buzz Run. Here you'll be able to map out your perfect route, invite friends, and even get alerts for other runs going on in your area.
How cool is that? End the evening with a healthy happy hour or just some solid catch-up time with your gals.
Come Join Me
Are you sold? I don't blame you.
Register for the FREE event on June 26th before it sells out to get in on the action! Just scroll down to GNO Celebrations > Boston > RSVP.
Plus, I'm going to be one of the hostesses of the evening & have some special announcements to share with the group and would love your support (especially when I'm up on stage with the mic)!
Are you in?
New Balance Kicks Off Healthy Girls Night Out Campaign: Light Up the Night with NB Boston
If you know me well, you know I love a good, solid girls night out. There's nothing like getting all dolled up, sipping cocktails or going out dancing (er, trying to dance) with your favorite gal pals.
Mix in a sweaty run + healthy apps + being surrounded by empowering women? Um, I'm sold.
You heard me right. This week, MA-based company New Balance launched their very own Girls Night Out campaign, bringing a refreshing new meaning to "Girls Night." In their own words, "Less primping, more pavement pounding. Lipstick's optional, footwear's not."
By signing up online you are given all the tools needed to plan your perfect "Girls Night Out" no matter where you live, or who you run with. Map your routes based on fave running hot spots, get alerts on other sweet runs going on in your area, and even share upcoming runs with your lady friends! Because, I mean c'mon, running & sweating is always better with your best friend followed by a solid catch-up sesh.
Oh, and it gets even better! This one-of-a-kind brand is actually hosting a series of special, 100% FREE "GNO Celebrations" in cities near you including our very own Beantown!
Next Thursday May 15th they'll kick off the celebrations with "Light Up the Night" including a 3.6 mile fun run, live music, guest speakers by local fitness experts not to mention cocktails & apps.
Registration is complimentary, but you must RSVP to attend. (Scroll to the bottom of the page and click RSVP next to Boston) The event is held at the New Balance Experience Store located at 583 Boylston St in Copley Square at 6 p.m..
Stay tuned for more GNO celebration events coming soon to Boston! Little hint: I'm going to be helping with the upcoming summer events and couldn't be more thrilled. See you ladies on the road! Question for you – what's your dream girls night out?
In Review: Sports Club/LA Chestnut Hill
This past month, the lovely people from Sports Club/LA Chestnut Hill gifted me with a club membership. Since I had an amazing experience when visiting their space downtown, I was ecstatic to give their new club a try.
Chestnut Hill is totally blowing up lately with healthy offerings! Plus it's close enough to my Brookline apartment for me to easily commute via public transportation.
The Amenities
Upon walking in, as expected, I was in awe of how beautiful the space was. The locker rooms alone deserve a separate post in itself! They have everything you could possibly need post-workout from lotion to hair dryers to deodorant. Their showers have all the essentials including razors, shaving cream, and high-end yummy smelling shampoos & conditioners. I absolutely adore the brand of beauty care they use by (MALIN + GOETZ) utilizing natural ingredients that are good for your skin.
Not to mention the roomy sauna and eucalyptus-infused steam room that totally blew my mind! I won't lie: one day I took the trip just to give myself a mini "spa day" at the Sports Club/LA women's locker room that is. In my defense, I was feeling a little stuffed up and was totally craving some R&R.
Other perks include an on-site cafe, nutrition services and childcare.
The Fitness
Now let's get to the good stuff; you know like what you came here for in the first place! First and foremost, I must comment on how clean and spacious the club is. Everything is available on the same level so there's no running around from weights to yoga class back to the locker room. It's all in one convenient area to make your trip to the gym as stress-free as possible, because that's what it should be, right?
They have everything, and I mean everything. From free weights to isolated machines, special treadmills (with gripping to make it more like "running on the road") to every workout machine you could imagine (stair-climber, elliptical, you name it), Sports Club/LA has it all.
While I was super impressed by the club's offerings, the group fitness classes are what stole my heart. During the month, I tried a few fitness classes to really get the full club experience. My favorites were Rev & Rock with Ike Ajoku and Rev & OM with Cara Gilman. As you can see, I'm on a spinning kick lately!
Ike's class was a blast, and you could tell he really enjoys teaching and riding to the beat of the music. He was super motivational, and his class was a great mix of sweaty and fun (dream blend in my mind).
Cara's Rev & Om class was a breath of fresh air, as I've never thought to combine spinning and yoga before. I love yoga. I love spinning. And as expected I loved Rev & Om! The spinning portion was a sweaty 45-minute ride with great music and Cara's yogi-inspired motivations throughout. She's literally a ball of joy, smiling throughout the entire class with her little pony swinging to the beat of the music as she kept up with the class.
After 45-minutes of sweating, we cooled down with a vinyasa flow in the yoga studio. I must say: it felt AMAZING to stretch and breathe after moving my legs so much previously. My hips and thighs definitely thanked me later! I really liked her adjustment during child's pose and Savasana that left me feeling rejuvenated and at ease. I've taken Cara's yoga classes before, so I knew it'd be exactly what I was looking for!
Overall, Sports Club/LA Chestnut Hill was everything I expected and more! I'd recommend anyone who lives or works in the area to take a trip and see what it's all about. I assure you: you certainly won't be dissapointed.
Note: Sports Club/LA Chestnut Hill gave me a complimentary one-month membership to try out their club to review. However, I was not compensated to write this post and all opinions are my own.
I Sweat For a Cure with New Balance Lace Up 365
Last month, I was invited by the lovely folks at New Balance to participate in the launch of their Lace Up 365 program to celebrate their 25th anniversary of their partnership with Susan G Komen.
To honor those who have been affected by breast cancer, Lace Up 365 was born so supporters could dedicate their workouts to breast cancer survivors (featured on New Balance's site daily) simply by hash-tagging #LaceUp365.
And to kick off this fabulous, feel-good campaign, New Balance invited bloggers to participate in some of the newest & hottest workouts all around the city of Boston: Barry's Bootcamp, November Project, The Handle Bar and Yoga at NB Fitness. Sweating it out for a good cause? I'm IN!
Before the event, I was sent a pair of pink New Balance sneaks, a pair of pants and some shirts with the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure logo. I absolutely love my super-bright pink sneaks, which I wear proudly & think of someone to dedicate my workout to every time I sport 'em!
Each event started with a special gathering where we heard from a New Balance representative, as well as the beautiful & inspiring stories of a few survivors! We were also given little goodie bags with essentials like much-needed water, a face towel and some nutrition bars. From there, we were off to the workouts!
I was lucky enough to join for both Barry's Bootcamp and The Handle Bar.
Class Recaps
Barry's Bootcamp
The first class I took was at Barry's Bootcamp, and I was thrilled to join as they just opened in Boston! I had only taken one class here before, and was excited to take it with one of the studio managers, Dustin, himself. I knew I was in for a treat aka. a super sweaty, challenging class. And Dustin definitely delivered!
Just to paint the picture for you all: when you walk into the room, the lights are dark with club-like lighting and the music is blaring. On this special event, however, we were lucky to have a DJ dropping the beats for the 60-minute class. You then shuffle around the room to either hop on a treadmill or snag your space on the floor. But don't worry, it doesn't matter too much, because you alternate positions throughout the class (roughly 30 minutes on each in 15 minute increments)!
I started on the floor i.e. strength training. Before the class began, Dustin had us dedicate the class to someone we know who has been affected by cancer. Immediately, I dedicated mine to my beloved Grandma Carol (who passed away a few years ago) and it was ON!
On the floor portion of class, we did a mix of lunges, deadlifts, chest-presses, dumbbell curls, push ups, planks and all that good stuff! Let's just say, I was certainly feeling the burn. As for the treadmill, it's not anything like running on a treadmill at the gym! From jogs to full out sprints (think: double digits), hills to flat roads, the workout was anything but boring. Let's just say: I was drenched in sweat. But the strength training portion was definitely more challenging for me personally, since as I runner I was more conditioned for the tread.
Overall, I highly recommend Barry's if you want a killer full-body workout (with fabulous coach-like instructors cheering you on) in just 60 minutes of your time! It's so worth it.
The Handle Bar
I've been to The Handle Bar a few times, and the main perks that stand out to me is a. their super friendly vibe b. their fabulous, cheerful instructors and c. their music.
Not once have I gone to a class there & been dissapointed. It's the worst when you take spin and the music stinks or the instructor is less-than-motivating. Bummer. Not at The Handle Bar! I also love their clean, chic look and welcoming vibe which is important to me as a customer.
This class was extra-special since I got to take it with the owner, Jess, for my first time! Not only is Jess super cute & spunky, but she's super motivating and plays killer music to boot. Score.
Read my full review of The Handle Bar indoor cycling studio here!
Sending a giant bear hug & a huge thank you to New Balance & Susan G Komen for putting together these events and making this campaign come to life! I encourage all of you to participate in this campaign, by dedicate your daily workouts to a survivor or someone special in your life. Use hashtag #LaceUp365 to participate!
Raising The Bar (and Sweating it Out) at Boston's Newest Spin Studio: The Handle Bar
Spinning has quickly become one of my favorite exercises of late. Why's that, you ask? Well of course I love a good, sweat-inducing, body-sculpting workout, but that's not the main reason why I've fallen in love with spin. What really put me head over heels is the way it makes me feel. There's nothing like 45+ juicy minutes of straight-up adrenaline mixed with loud beats pumping through the speakers to get you motivated!
Thus far, I've been taking classes at Recycle Studio which I adore for their top-notch teachers and comfortable, boutique feel. (Take Christina's class…she'll make you sweat 'til the very end) But unfortunately there aren't many other spin studios around the Boston area, especially for those who don't live right in the city.
That's why I was super excited for the opening of The Handle Bar, the city's newest spin studio located in South Boston (right off Broadway Station on the Red Line.) And I was lucky enough to be invited to try the class with up to 10 of my friends (spin shoe rental included.) SCORE!
While The Handle Bar isn't right in Downtown Boston, it's just a quick 10 minute trip from Park Street Station, making it super easy for commuters to get to class. Upon walking in, I was amazed by beautiful decor and great attention to detail. It definitely wasn't your typical gym ambience; rather is was warm, inviting, edgy and hip. You know, it sort of makes you want to sit down and stay a while.
[earplugs & hair ties on the house!]
Not to mention, the owner Jess is an absolute sweetheart and just as beautiful on the inside as she is on the out! We had met once before, and she quickly ran over to give me a big hug and greet the group. Not only does Jess manage the studio, but she totally walks to talk too as one of their talented instructors.
After being greeted, we filled out some quick waivers (easy, peasy) and then were asked for our shoe size to get our spin shoes. I had never spun with actual clip-on spin shoes (that clip into the bike pedals) as I usually just wear my clunky running shoes that slip in. But these bikes were high-tech, not to mention brand new. So we had to get geared up properly!
When I walked into the studio, I was in awe. With 30 bikes, large mirrors and squeaky-clean, brand new equipment, I had never seen anything quite like it. It was spacious, open and just plain innovative. It got me even more excited to get my ride on!
Jess and our spin teacher Ch'ien walked around the room to help everyone get their bikes set up, and Ch'ien introduced himself and explained the workout. Then the lights went off, the shades were closed and it was time to get the party started!
I really enjoyed Ch'ien's class, as he mixed in his own style making it different than your typical spin class. He teaches on a scale of 1 to 4 zone, 4 being in his own words: "You want to punch me in the face." I absolutely loved his energy, loud music (with lots of club-style remixes and even a little Spice Girls thrown in) and overall style of teaching. Definitely kept the crowd moving their legs (and entertained with his bursts of humor!)
The added arm workouts — utilizing a weighted bar — differentiates The Handle Bar from other spin classes too. Plus, it gives your arms a killer burn as you spin your little legs away!
I will certainly be back for more, and can't wait to give the other instructors a try too! I've been told they've all got their own unique style and bring something different to the table, er, handle bar each & every class.
Want to see what The Handle Bar is all about for yourself? View their full schedule here to sign up for a class! Single classes are $20 plus a $2 shoe rental.
Sweat, Smile & Dance Your Butt Off: Try Zumba at The Z Spot Boston
I try to live a pretty balanced life (as much as I can). I eat clean foods that make my body feel really good, but also indulge in the occasional burger and the more-than-occasional glass of red wine with dark chocolate. I love running & signing up for local races, but I also enjoy going on long walks with The Boy or my girlfriends just to catch up. I'm known to ask a million questions and "talk too much," but I'm also a really great friend and a darn god listener. I'm not a "vegetarian" nor am I a "meat-eater." I adore the fast-paced, buzzing city-living in Boston, but my roots are back home on our family's lake-house in CT. I'm a little bit of everything… the best of both worlds.
sweetgreen, the super-sweet company I work for here in Boston (if you don't know of 'em yet you need to visit their site ASAP), believes in this concept of balance but also takes it one step further. They say that true greatness happens when passion and purpose intersect. Passion x Purpose. Passion meets purpose. My list includes writing x inspiring others, connecting x making people feel better, eating clean x feeling energized, learning x growing and love x happiness.
And when it comes to working out for me it's sweaty workouts x having a blast. After all, what's the point in exercising if you aren't having a little bit of fun along the way? I can't think of a better workout that leaves you dripping in sweat and with a smile on your face than Zumba, the dance-inspired workout craze. So when some of the sweetgreen team was up visiting Boston from DC, I knew I just had to take them to The Z Spot Zumba.
The Z Spot, located at 121 E. Berkeley Street in the South End, offers a number of both weekday and weekend classes alike. I love its boutique feel, and generous sized, bright fitness room with plenty of natural lighting. I took my first class there a few weeks ago with the lovely Nicole D (I posted a pic here) and simply had a blast. Ladies, I think I am going to be hooked!
I didn't really know what to expect going into it, as it's been a few years since I've taken Zumba but it was just a fun as I remembered. For those who are "awkward", clumsy or have no rhythm whatsoever, no worries as that's totally me too. But fortunately Nicole did a great job of encouraging us to listen to our bodies and move to the music (even if that means making up your own moves!) Plus, Nicole made it super fun for the whole group with her energetic voice and words (well, shouts) of encouragement. Every time you look up she's up there radiating her permanent grin right back at you!
During class, I noticed a chalkboard in the studio, where students can write down positive notes regarding what they took away from class. Totally up my alley! It was so neat to read different comments from those who are just getting back into working out to a woman who used Zumba to heal from a rough breakup. No matter where you are coming from, one thing is certain: you leave the class feeling better about yourself. And what's not to love about that?
So what did the sweetgreen crew think of this wild, sweaty dance fest?
They absolutely loved it, of course! The team was super inspired by Nicole's contagious energy and had a blast moving to the music & getting their Zumba on. Even the dudes couldn't stop talking about it! I'm telling you – Zumba really is for anyone and everyone!
Schedule your first class at The Z Spot Zumba today! P.S. Boston ladies – sweetgreen will be opening their doors next week on Boylston St in the Back Bay. If you love to eat good, local organic food that actually tastes good, you're sure to fall in love as I have!
Healthy Chicks in the Community: A Lover of Life, Barre, Cheese & Everything in Between
Good evening ladies! Hope you all had a nice day. I'm feeling real good as I just got home from a sweaty spin class/ meeting with the ever-so-energetic Ali Balsassare at Equinox. I'm beginning to love evening exercises more than I thought, though I'm still a morning person at heart.
Alright, let's get to it; it's time for another week of Healthy Chicks in the Community. Remember how last week I mentioned that Jess had an equally awesome twin sister? Well, I thought it'd be fitting to feature her amazing twin (in fact, they are actually triplets) on the blog this week. I'm thrilled to introduce you to the Jolene, whose writing literally gives me chills, or makes me tear up every. single. time. By the way, she truly has one of the most beautiful love stories I've ever witnessed. I'll let Jo take it from here…
NAME/AGE: Jolene Bonina, age: 33
BLOG/TWITTER (If Applicable): Blog: Determined To Be: http://determineduncensored.com/ Twitter: jobo_determined
CURRENT CITY: Andover, Mass.
PHOTO TAKEN: This is one of my favorite pics with M (it's a toss up, location takes the cake on this one!), in our favorite town in Sonoma County – Healdsburg. It's at one of our favorite wineries, Thumbprint, as we practice our faux 'wine snob' faces. I think we do a pretty good job here, no?
WHAT YOU DO FOR WORK: By day, I manage PR and social media for a tech company in Southern California, working from home, which I've realized is my ideal way of working. I get so much done, stay out of the office politics and have the flexibility do my passion…as by night (and early morning!), I teach barre classes at barre n9ne studio in Andover and love, love, love it. Every single class is just an amazing experience, helping clients reach their fitness goals and really challenge them, and just seeing sweaty, happy faces, makes me equally as happy!
NUMBER ONE PASSION: Honestly? barre n9ne. It is such a 'homegrown' unique and original community of clients that are just fiercely dedicated, devoted, and determined to reach their fitness goals. Whether it be a 60 day challenge, a 'moms bounce back' program for new moms, or the everyday client who just wants to tone up and feel better about themselves, these clients – this family – is seriously amazing and I am so proud to be a part of it, and a walking 'example' of how this approach just works.
I FEEL MY HEALTHIEST SELF WHEN I AM: I feel my healthiest self every single day. No joke. I live by the mantra 'smarter, not harder' with my workouts, staying active daily, teaching at the studio, and fitting in runs or an occasional spin, when my schedule allows, and eating in a wholesome 'real foods' way. No food is off-limits, but I know my limits. I know what fuels me, and what satisfies me, and what does not, and it feels like the 'magic bullet' to happy and healthiness.
BUT I AM ALSO A REAL GIRL & SOMETIMES: I love my wine. Really and truly. I enjoy every glass, and I definitely have it several times a week, no apologies there. And it's good for your heart, so it's truly a win/win, isn't it?
TOP THREE KITCHEN STAPLES: kabocha!! My latest obsession. I.love.that.squash. coffee. Oatmeal. Not necessarily in that order
NUMBER ONE GUILTY PLEASURE: wine. or pizza. Or both, together, for the ultimate combination!
EXERCISE THAT MAKES YOU SHINE: this is a tough one. It is a toss up between a super sweaty and intense barre class or a super sweaty and intense run. But the run must be outdoors for it to truly feel amazing. There is nothing better!
FAVORITE COMFORT FOOD: cheese. I LOVE cheese.
MESSAGE YOU'D LIKE TO SHARE WITH OTHER HEALTHY CHICKS: For me, the last two years have been such a journey about intuitiveness and mindfulness and learning what my body needs to stay satisfied physically but also mentally. You truly need both to be able to live and sustain a healthy, fit, and happy lifestyle, in my opinion. It shouldn't be work, but it takes work to get there, to get to that point where you trust yourself and your body, but know that once you do? It's totally worth it. Because there's no sense living a life where you can't eat the food you like, or live up to an image of 'perfection' on tv. There is no such thing. Strive for excellence, and not perfection…it's a much happier life!


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For now, the only transmission offered is Mitsubishi's new Twin-Clutch SST, first seen on the Evolution MR. We say "for now" because a manual might be added in the future if demand is there. The changes made to the TC-SST for this application reflect the Ralliart's more practical, less-track-focused nature - fifth and sixth gears are taller for increased fuel economy, and the number of shift modes has been reduced from three to two. (Normal and Sport modes remain, while S-Sport is reserved for the Evo MR.)
The all-wheel-drive system is borrowed from an Evo as well, but not the newest iteration. The Evolution IX mechanicals include helical front and mechanical rear limited-slip differentials, as well as Mitsubishi's Active Center Differential. Drivers can select Gravel, Snow, or Tarmac settings that govern the behavior of the ACD.
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At this point, you may be thinking that the Lancer Raliart sounds a lot like a detuned Evo X, rather than the improved GTS that Mitsubishi would have us believe it is. One look at the suspension should erase that thought, since most of its parts are from the Lancer GTS. The front suspension is mostly a carryover, with dampers tuned for the Ralliart's personality and an anti-roll bar that measures 22 mm in diameter instead of the 21-mm bar on the GTS. The multi-link rear is a modified GTS setup that now accommodates the Ralliart's all-wheel-drive system. Because of the similarities, ride and handling are more in line with the GTS than either of the Evolution models. The suspension is firm, but forgiving enough to be comfortable on long trips.
The Ralliart's standard 10-spoke, 18-inch alloy wheels are also borrowed from the GTS. Brakes with larger-diameter pistons come from the Outlander V-6 SUV, which is itself built on the Lancer platform.
Nevertheless, the Ralliart behaves more like a GTS than an Evolution over rough pavement, making it a livable daily driver. The steering isn't super-sensitive like the Evo's, which some people may prefer. The suspension is biased toward street (not track) use, while the smooth-shifting dual-clutch transmission is less aggressive with its gearchanges. Downshifts are rev-matched so the car won't lurch forward. As a side benefit, onlookers will think you are driving a car with a manual, and that you know what you're doing.
Okay, how much is all of this practicality and compromise going to cost me? Mitsubishi has given the Ralliart a base price of $26,490 but hasn't yet announced the destination charge - currently, it's $675 for all Lancers, but could go up for the 2009 model year. That's slightly more than the Subaru Impreza WRX, which starts at $24,995 for a sedan. Mitsubishi is also considering importing the new Lancer Sportback so that it can go head-to-head with Subaru's five-door hatch. So, unless you plan to visit the track regularly or can't live without that third pedal, the Ralliart looks like a good Evo alternative that won't dig as big a hole in your bank account.
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Base Price: $26,490 (excluding destination charge)
On Sale: September 2008
Engine: 2.0-liter DOHC 16-valve I-4
Horsepower: 237 hp @ 6000 rpm
Torque: 253 lb-ft @ 3000 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed automated manual
Drive: All-wheel
L x W x H: 180.0 x 69.4 x 58.7 in
Legroom F/R: 42.2/36.1 in
Headroom F/R: 39.6/36.9 in
Cargo capacity: 10.0 cu ft (9.1 cu ft with optional subwoofer)
Curb Weight: 3462 lb
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The film follows Chris Long, an ex-NCAA star turned trainer who finds new purpose when his gym's shallow new owner, Jack, unleashes a lucrative plan to turn the neglected business into a reality show. When Chris' complacent peers resist this new direction, he and Jack form an unlikely alliance that allows them to face the demons of their pasts and ultimately, save their gym's future.
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