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Maria Kirilenko: 22 Hottest Photos On The Internet
Maria Kirilenko is turning 28 years old today–that being January 25, 2015–and the tennis star is celebrating in a way that makes us very sad. It seems that Maria Kirilenko has found a new way to turn heads by marrying a mystery man. Nobody's really sure who the luck guys is, but we doubt that it's NHL star Alex Ovechkin. Maria dumped him via Instagram last summer. Not...
Alex Ovechkin's Slapshot Destroyed the In-Net Camera
This embed is invalid" /> I'm not going to lie, I don't know much about the Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin other than the fact that he used to date tennis player Maria Kirilenko. But after tonight, I will also know him as the guy who wrecked the goal-cam with a baller slapshot. Coming into Tuesday's game against the Oilers, Ovechkin trailed the...
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Kirilenko rallies to make Korea Open quarterfinals
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) Maria Kirilenko took another step in her comeback from injury by beating third-seeded Klara Koukalova of the Czech Republic 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-0 Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Korea Open. Kirilenko fell out of the top 100 this year after a knee injury kept her out the first three months of the season. She will next face sixth-seeded Kaia Kanepi of...
Alec Baldwin Catches Stray Ball At U.S. Open Tennis Match (Video)
Alec Baldwin looks really confident bordering on cocky in anything he does, and that includes hanging out at a tennis tournament. The famous actor — dressed in a suit for some reason — took in a U.S. Open tennis match between Maria Sharapova and Maria Kirilenko on Monday night, and he became the center of attention for just a few moments. After one of Kirilenko's shots went...
Maria Sharapova returns to U.S. Open, wins first-round match
Maria Sharapova made a winning return to the U.S. Open, overcoming a few wobbles with her serve tosses before taking the final 10 games to beat longtime friend Maria Kirilenko 6-4, 6-0 Monday night in the first round. The fifth-seeded Sharapova, who missed the tournament last year because of an injured right shoulder, trailed 4-2 in the first set. She then took control in the...
Sharapova returns to US Open, wins 1st-rounder
NEW YORK (AP) Maria Sharapova made a winning return to the U.S. Open, overcoming a few wobbles with her serve tosses before taking the final 10 games to beat longtime friend Maria Kirilenko 6-4, 6-0 Monday night in the first round. The fifth-seeded Sharapova, who missed the tournament last year because of an injured right shoulder, trailed 4-2 in the first set. She then took control...
Alexander Ovechkin workout video set to 'I Believe I Can Fly' is gold (video)
It appears that Alexander Ovechkin is getting over his broken engagement with tennis star Maria Kirilenko by dedicating himself to physical fitness. Ovi posted some videos to his Instagram account in which the Washington Capitals superstar is engaging in some strenuous-looking workouts as he prepares for the upcoming season. The first one is simple enough, […] The post Alexander...
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Maria Kirilenko dumped Alex Ovechkin over Instagram photo?
Women's tennis player Maria Kirilenko released a statement earlier this week announcing that she has called off her engagement with Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin. Was an Instagram photo one of the reasons she decided to move on? Over the weekend, Ovechkin's friend Vitaly Fridzon — a Russian basketball player — shared a photo of Ovechkin […]
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Maria Kirilenko Is No Longer Engaged
Maria Kirilenko has ended her engagement to NHL hockey player Alexander Ovechki. The two were dating for a year before they became engaged in 2012. In her statement, Maria made it sound like the decision was her's. "I have made a decision to break up our engagement," Kirilenko said in an R-Sport interview. "There are a lot of reasons, but I wouldn't want to go in detail....
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Maria Kirilenko says engagement with Alex Ovechkin is over
The relationship of Russian athletes Alex Ovechkin and Maria Kirlenko appears to be over. R-Sport reported Kirilenko's confirmation that she has called off their engagement. Мария Кириленко @mkirilenko и Александр Овечкин @ovi8 расстались http://t.co/11cjdk0roq pic.twitter.com/2LyvxAehw2 — Р-Спорт (@rsportru) July 21, 2014 Translated...
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Alex Ovechkin, Tennis Star Maria Kirilenko Break Off Engagement Plans
You can cross one power couple off of the list in the sports world today. Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin and his girlfriend, tennis star Maria Kirilenko, have broken off their engagement, R-Sports reported Monday morning. Kirilenko would not say why the two ended things, but did wish Ovechkin the best in his hockey career. "I have made a decision to break up our...
Alex Ovechkin and Maria Kirilenko end engagement
Photo cred: beermugsports.com After being together for three years and engaged for over a year and a half, Alex Ovechkin and Maria Kirilenko have parted ways. Kirilenko announced the end of their engagement to the Russian Tennis Federation today. Maria Kirilenko released this statement about her decision, I have decided to terminate the engagement. There are many reasons, but do...
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Maria Kirilenko Ends Engagement To Alexander Ovechkin
Russian tennis player Maria Kirilenko and Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin had been dating for three years and were engaged in December 2012, but it appears that engagement is now over. Kirilenko issued this statement: "I have decided to terminate the engagement, – said Maria. – There are many reasons, but do not want to […] The post Maria Kirilenko Ends Engagement...
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Slow Down With Sloane
It did not take long for the 2014 Wimbledon tournament to provide a stormy, polarizing moment. After only two hours of play, Sloane Stephens — owner of six consecutive round-of-16 or better showings at the majors, the longest active streak in women's tennis — crashed out of the All-England Club with a 6-2, 7-6 (6) loss to Maria Kirilenko. Stephens's penchant for playing well...
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Slow Down With Sloane
It did not take long for the 2014 Wimbledon tournament to provide a stormy, polarizing moment. After only two hours of play, Sloane Stephens — owner of six consecutive round-of-16 or better showings at the majors, the longest active streak in women's tennis — crashed out of the All-England Club with a 6-2, 7-6 (6) loss to Maria Kirilenko. Stephens's penchant for playing well...
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NHL Players May Have the Hottest Wives & Girlfriends of All Pro-Athletes
While NHL players may get the lowest television ratings of the four major North American sports, their wives and girlfriends get top ratings from us. Whether it's multi-talented babes like Dion Phaneuf's wife Elisha Cuthbert or Jarret Stoll' lady Erin Andrews, or fellow athletes like Alex Ovechkin's girlfriend Maria Kirilenko, these ladies bring heat that would melt any ice...
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By LARRY CHAMBERS, Staff
INDEPENDENCE — A second candidate has filed to run in the Nov. 3 general election in Grayson County.
Randy Shinault, who ran for the at-large seat on the Grayson County School Board in the 2011 election, has announced his candidacy to run for the Providence District seat on the board this year. Wynn Combs currently holds the seat, but she hasn't announced her intentions.
HILLSVILLE –– Flipping the switch on its new lighting system, Carroll County played the inaugural night softball game in its home ballpark Tuesday. Floyd County batters left the field seeing stars.
The Cavaliers scored five runs in the first two innings, which was more than enough for freshman pitcher Sydney Nester, who was all but untouchable in her varsity debut, an 8-1 Cavalier victory.
Those seeking help from the Free Clinic of the Twin Counties lately have called only to hear a message that, due to financial difficulties, the institution was closed.
However, according to Jonathan Sweet, who acts as president of the clinic's board of directors, the clinic is reopening on April 7 and will resume serving the community's medical needs as before.
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These marriage licenses were recorded in July of 2014 in the office of Susan M. Herrington, clerk of the Grayson County Circuit Court, Independence:
Windell Phillip Hawks, 50, of Mount Airy, N.C., and Lisa Rae Semones, 47, of Galax.
INDEPENDENCE – With funds exhausted for a controversial bounty on coyotes in Grayson County, one supervisor took it upon himself to donate additional funds in hopes that other citizens will follow-suit.
County Administrator Jonathan Sweet notified supervisors by memo earlier this month that only $480 of the budgeted $10,000 remained.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Allan Funk of Galax announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Katherine, to Andrew Stephen Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barker Morris of Fredericksburg.
Funk is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larry Spangler of Galax and Mrs. James M. Braswell Jr. and the late Mr. Braswell of Elm City, N.C.
Funk is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a degree in sociology.
She is employed as an admissions representative with West Virginia Junior College in Morgantown, W.Va.
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HILLSVILLE –– Grayson County built a 10-run lead after three innings and went on to defeat Carroll County 13-5 in the season opener for both schools Wednesday at Bill Worrell Field.
Leading 1-0 after one inning, the Blue Devils extended their lead to 5-0 in the second on five hits, including RBI doubles from Micah Cornett and Eric Hawks. Koby Hill and Will Circle each drove in a run with a single in the big inning.
Storm drainage repairs begin this week on Meadow Street (the truck route) at Shaw Street, near Southern States and CVS Pharmacy in Galax.
The closure will probably last for two weeks, according to the Galax Police Department.
Businesses in that area will be open during the repair project and are accessible via Givens Street. CVS is accessible via East Stuart Drive.
The road will be closed to through traffic between the Grayson Street and Shaw Street intersections, but there will still be access to the businesses in the affected area.
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These land transfers were recorded Aug. 29, 2014-Sept. 15, 2014, in the office of Carolyn H. Honeycutt, clerk of the Carroll County Circuit Court, Hillsville:
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Do you guys think it would be better to keybind my main abilities to mouse? or use them for cooldowns? I tried to keybind core abilities to mouse, but finding it rather difficult to get used to. Should I force myself to get used of it? Im being told its really good in pvp as it helps with moblilty. What are your guys thoughts on the mouse? And do you think its essential in pvp?
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You should be able to activate your keybinds while moving and strafing so I don't know why having your "rotation" or such on the mouse will help with mobility.
Like the others here I use the mouse for some cd's, mount, limited use macros, etc. Basically any extra stuff I can't fit on the keyboard since it has grown to 25 seperate binds as is.
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well I have as of now 38 spells to press(My macros are all modifiers with shift or ctrl so it uses same slot) and I have the Naga Mouse. Honestly I don't think I can play without it, there is just too many things to press and if i keybind any more on keyboard it's gonna be very hard to press those buttons since they won't be close to left hand of the keyboard anymore (don't wanna end up keyboard turning or stop moving cause I have to take my hand off the mouse to hit a key). Even with the mouse I barely managed to fit everything and I actually use a lot of my spells on the mouse keybinded like this:
2=ice barrier
3=ice block
4=Presence of Mind
6=pvp insignia/medallion
7=deep freeze+deep freeze modifier with ctrl
8=Will of the forsaken
9=Arcane Explosion
10=Auto run
12=Mirror Images
Button on top left side of the mouse=frost orb
The button under it=not bound, too uncomfortable to press
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Changing screen from standard 1440x900 to high res matte 1680x1050
I bought a refurbished early 2011 15" MacBook Pro (A1286) with the standard 1440x900 screen.
Is it possible to replace it with the high res matte 1680x1050 screen?
If yes, what do I have to do?
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What rab777hp is is true, it is something that can be accomplished. The video circuitry on the logic board is the same for the high and low resolution screen options, as is the video data cable (LVDS). However, I have not been able to confirm that the early 2011 15" MBP utilizes the same LVDS cable as the previous years/models to enable you you use the screen in your comment. If the LVDS cables are the same, the LCDs are interchangeable
The only thing you may have to do in addition to changing out LCDs is change your display profile - you can find a number of working ones on Macrummors for various screen models/(manufac
How do you know that the LCD screen I mentioned is for earlier models than my early 2011 MacBook Pro is? The product description does`t say anything about it?
I also don't see it saying it is for the early 2011 in your link or or in this link. Just because people sell parts doesn't mean they are always compatible or should be reasonable considered a viable option. People sell separate keyboards for the A1181 MacBook. That part is attached to the uppercase through plastic welding. You can't change the keyboard on the uppercase without making your A1181 look like Frankenstein. It is up to the consumer to establish compatibility prior to purchase. Some places won't let you return things over compatibility issues those that do will require you to pay the return shipping and not refund the original shipping. I only answered here to help you understand what needs to be considered when changing LCD models on your laptop. I follow this thread on the MBP 15" screen lottery and several others so that I can stay informed on this topic.
Yes, you'll need this guide to install it, however finding the display itself may be a little tricky, since it's only found on custom build-to-order MBPs, it doesn't appear to exist in an aftermarket.
I could be totally off, but in order to benefit from the higher-res screen, don't you need to have the video chip that ships with that screen? Again, I'm not sure, but I'm just curious. I was under the impression that you need the right video chip to benefit from the higher resolution, or at least that without the proper chip, performance in the higher resolution might suffer. I'm curious to know if this is true.
I would just buy the LCD Screen here: https://www.etechparts.com/15-LCD-for-Un... That should be the one I am looking for. Do I need anything else? What about the setting in the driver? Will that be recognized automatically?
No, the only differences are in the high res you specify when ordering from apple and they build it with that LCD, the rest of the machine is identical.
I just did this on a 15" MacBook Pro A1286 Mid 2012 model that I picked up to replace a 2010 that i custom orded with the hi-res screen from Apple years ago. I didn't think I would notice the difference in the regular screen verse the hi-res, but yah it was easily apparent to me. I couldn't find a post anywhere from anyone saying they had successfuly done this, only from other people interested in attempting the same thing. After researching the parts I found a good deal on a hi-res panel so I gave it a try, and it worked.
Hi, Kyle! Can you give more information about the screen you got for the 2012 15" MBP. Going from hi-res antiglare to regular glossy display is just plain awful.


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If you like heart-warming, schmaltzy tales, you should find your way to Newport's Monmouth Theatre where Falcon Theatre is presenting Visiting Mr. Green. It's the story of a young man "sentenced" to regular visits with an elderly gentleman he nearly ran over. Beneath the surface of their disparate worlds they discover some surprising common ground. What makes this rather predictable story come to life is the acting: Joshua Steele and Mike Moskowitz, who happen to be grandfather and grandson, portray their characters with believability. This is the second of two weekends, Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets: 513-479-6783
A year ago Cincinnati Shakespeare had a big hit with Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. They've done it again with another adaptation, Sense & Sensibility. This time it's two sisters, one rational and one emotional, wonderfully portrayed by Kelly Mengelkoch (as the reserved, reasonable Elinor) and Sara Clark (as willful, romantic Marianne). They're surrounded by droll supporting characters in a story of romance and domestic intrigue. I gave the production a Critic's Pick. It's onstage until March 18, but many performances have sold out. Tickets: 513-381-2273
Speaking of Cincinnati Shakespeare, the company recently announced its 2012-2013 season, which will feature some memorable characters — Sherlock Holmes, Atticus Finch (in To Kill a Mockingbird), Romeo & Juliet, Lady Bracknell (in Oscar Wilde's hilarious The Importance of Being Earnest), Richard II and Nick Bottom (Midsummer Night Dream's aspiring actor who makes an ass of himself). You can read about the entire season in my blog post from last Sunday.
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
Cincinnati Landmark Productions (CLP), operator of the Showboat Majestic and owner and operator of the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, is looking to expand its entertainment empire with a new facility in East Price Hill, not far from the Primivista Restaurant. At a meeting today with the East Price Hill Improvement Association, representatives from CLP will present a proposal to build a new performing arts center in the Incline District.
plan is for a theater with approximately 250 seats that will be
programmed throughout the year. CLP estimates 112 evenings of
performances, including theatrical productions, a summer season,
concerts, comedy events and cabarets.
CLP recently marked the tenth anniversary of the Covedale Center, a onetime movie theater that the group acquired and renovated. The West Side fixture has seen stead growth in attendance over the decade since opening in 2002. In its first year, there were 804 subscribers; 3,600 are anticipated for the coming season. Season attendance in 2002-2003 was 13, 990; for 2011-2012 it grew to 35,300.
from CLP have already met with developers and leaders of the East Price
Hill Development Association for exploratory purposes. CLP's executive
artistic director Tim Perrino says that both his organization and the
developers view the partnership as a win-win. The vacant parcel on
Matson Place has nearby parking and dining — as well as the spectacular
view that's familiar to generations of diners at Primavista.
"The people we've talked to," Perrino explains, "see the true value an arts center can bring to a neighborhood. The arts create neighborhood vibrancy, more pedestrians, good news stories, visitors from outside the neighborhood, more bar and restaurant patrons and improved neighborhood perception.
project is still a concept without a budget or plans, but it's an
exciting prospect coming from an organization that clearly knows how to
connect with audiences.
The Cincinnati Art Museum's 2009-2010 season will include several photography shows, all in 2010: Starburst: Color Photography in America 1970-1980 (Feb. 13-May 9); local photographer Thomas Schiff's Las Vegas 360 (April 3-July 18): and Walker Evans: Decade by Decade (June 12-Sept. 5).
While it's not part of the Fringe, Avenue Q, presented by Showbiz Players at Covington's Carnegie Center, has the same zany vibe. It's an X-rated musical with puppets that might visually remind you of Sesame Street — until they open their dirty mouths. The show was a surprise Tony Award winner several years back, and it promises lots of laughs for those who go. Through June 10. 859-957-1940.
If you want something more traditional, try Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's production of The Merchant of Venice, one of Shakespeare's most difficult plays. It's officially categorized as a comedy because it has humorous and romantic elements. But the central story about a potentially fatal argument between a moneylender and a businessman is anything but amusing. CSC's artistic director Brian Isaac Phillips takes on the role of the rapacious moneylender who has faced anti-Semitic discrimination for his entire life. Is Shylock a villain or a victim? Shakespeare gives him aspects of each, and CSC's production does not tilt in either direction. You get to decide, and it won't be easy. Box office: 513-381-2273, x1.
Be sure to consider downtown's newest performance venue, Speakeasy Theatre, storefront space at 815 Race Street. Their inaugural production is Paul Baerman's The Whistler, set in 1965 in an unnamed Southern city awash in racist attitudes. The Andy Griffith Show is in its fifth season, and the guy who whistles the theme (played here by local professional actor Michael G. Bath) is living off his royalties. But life gets more complicated when he meets an African-American trumpet player (played by Tony Davis) who shares his passion for music. The Whistler will be onstage through June 10. Box office: 513-861-7469
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
As the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) prepares for next Tuesday's announcement of its 2009-10 season, there is indication it will be bringing the big, nationally reviewed Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand show here from Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA). The first museum retrospective for the popular and controversial street artist, Supply and Demand looks at his career up to his creation of the iconic Obama silk-screen posters, depicting the then-presidential candidate, head slightly and nobly uplifted, above the words "Progress" and "Hope."
For the holidays, they'll produce The Naughty List, hosted by Ronda Androski and her great staff at Arnold's Bar & Grill downtown and featuring the talent of OTR Improv, one of the groups Know has nurtured with its Jackson Street Market. They'll take holiday memories from those in attendance as they recreate holiday movies and tell you how your life would have been different if you had received that special gift you yearned for. The fun will be happeing in Arnold's courtyard on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings from Dec. 2 to 30. Tickets will be $15 in advance and $18 at the door.
Know will also offer The Apocalypse Show! for two nights on its home stage at 1120 Jackson St.. Since the world is scheduled to come to an end on Dec. 21, 2012 (according to the Mayan calendar), Know will produce a variety show to end all variety shows on Dec. 20 and 21. There will be sketch comedy, predictions, guest appearances, "gratuitous drinking and answers to all of your apocalypse FAQs." Dec. 20 will be a fundraiser (tickets: $50), despite the funny come-on that you should bring all your money, since it will be worth nothing the next day! (If you come to the performance on Dec. 21, you only need to scrape together $15 in advance or $18 at the door.)
Assuming that the world really isn't ending on Dec. 21, Know will co-host its annual New Year's Eve event with CityBeat, the Speakeasy Party from 8 p.m. on Dec. 31 (to 1 a.m.). Know typically attracts 300 well-dressed guests for this event, and everyone has fun with casino games, food, dancing to a DJ and a live band, martinis and a champagne toast at midnight.
After all this fun stuff, Know will get down to some serious theater — presenting Andrew Bovell's "best new play of 2010," When the Rain Stops Falling (Feb. 8-March 16, 2013). It's another partnership, with the production being staged by Brian Isaac Phillips, artistic director at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. (Bovell's Speaking in Tongues had a great production at the Cincinnati Playhouse last season.) The show uses an intricate fabric of overlapping connections, moving between several generations between 1959 and 2039 and between London and Australia. Acts and sins of the past are connected to three generations that follow.
More will be following, including an unnamed production running from April 5 to May 12. Sometime in late April (date TBA), just in advance of the tenth annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival (May 28-June 8, 2013), Know will host the 2013 United States Association of Fringe Festivals Conference. "We're honored to have been selected to host this year's conference," says Know's Producing Artistic Director Eric Vosmeier. "It's an amazing opportunity to work on ideas and issues at the core of all Fringe Festivals. Every time I have been to a conference, the Cincinnati Fringe is better for it. We can't wait to show off our city to festival producers from all over the United States."
One more note: Know is selling its version of a subscription, Flex Passes. But these have evolved: You can purchase six flex passes for $90. Valid for most Know productions, they do not expire. (If a show ticket has a higher price than the pass, you can use your pass and just pay the difference.) Know's website will designate: "Flex passes are valid for this event." When you run out of tickets (and you surely will), you simply need to buy another pass.
Know's Fringe Festival has promoted itself with the slogan "Weird, like us." And they're living up to that mantra in a way that should appeal to its supporters and more.
BuzzFeed — a popular source for news bits, pop culture stories and "list-icles" such as "19 Relics From The '90s Hologram Epidemic — has published many stories about Cincinnati this year alone. There's "15 Gorgeous Photos Of The Old Cincinnati Library," which compiles swoon-worthy photographs of our Main Library's past, as well as "11 Cincinnati Foods That Are Better Than Yours" and "31 Ways To Tell You're From Cincinnati," both of which have been shared on social media by countless locals — and mocked/criticized for being outdated and overly-generalizing (some of us actually subsist on a diet of foods that are not covered with runny chili and cheese!).
Chris Breeden, promotions director at Arnold's Bar and Grill, recently added another local list-icle to the site (on BuzzFeed's
Community page), highlighting the city's bevy of public art created by
globally recognized street artists.
Breeden's "9 World Famous Street Artists (You Never Would Have Guessed Are) Up In Cincinnati, OH" features photos of work by Shepard Fairey, Vhils, The London Police and other street artists that have adorned Cincinnati surfaces. Also on the list is French artist JR, who was recently in town for his exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center (on view through Feb. 2, 2014).
Street art featured in the list can be seen everywhere from Arnold's downtown and Amerasia in Covington, Ky. The story details
each artist's background and home base as well as how to find each
mural/painting/poster/graffiti site.
I haven't seen the Showboat Majestic's opening production of its 90th season (that's right, the boat has been entertaining audiences for nine decades!), but Babes in Hollywood is another show that's light and entertaining. It's a revue of tunes made famous by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney back in the 1930s and '40s when they were happy-go-lucky adolescent stars. I did see the four-member cast do a number at last Monday's LCT Awards event, and they have fine voices and a sense of style. I suspect this show will be popular with the grey-haired audience that frequents the Showboat, but I bet people of any age will have a good time watching. Box office: 513-241-6550.
If you want something a tad more profound, try Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's production of The Merchant of Venice, one of Shakespeare's most difficult plays. It's officially categorized as a comedy because it has humorous and romantic elements. But the central story about a potentially fatal argument between a moneylender and a businessman is anything but amusing. CSC's artistic director Brian Isaac Phillips takes on the role of the rapacious moneylender who has faced anti-Semitic discrimination for his entire life. Is Shylock a villain or a victim? Shakespeare gives him aspects of each, and CSC's production does not tilt in either direction. You get to decide, and it won't be easy. Review here. Box office: 513-381-2273, x1.
There's a new theater downtown, just a few doors north of Cincinnati Shakespeare's venue. They're calling themselves Speakeasy Theatre, and they're performing in a storefront space at 815 Race Street. Their inaugural production is Paul Baerman's The Whistler. The show, directed by Tim Waldrip, is set in 1965 in an unnamed Southern city where a lot a racist attitudes are out in the open. The Andy Griffith Show is in its fifth season, and the guy who whistles that show's theme (played here by local professional actor Michael G. Bath) is living off the royalties of his work. But life gets more complicated when he meets an African-American trumpet player (Tony Davis is taking on the role) who shares his passion for music. The show just opened on Thursday and I haven't seen it, but it's always good to give a new theater a try. The Whistler will be onstage through June 10. Box office: 513-861-7469.
Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.


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