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I applied through other source. The process took 2+ weeks. I interviewed at State Street Global Markets (Boston, MA).
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MALE, 2004, 2007 and 2013 World Series Champs Boston Red Sox
About Me: Born overseas but have lived in Boston for almost 25 years. Love Sox, Pats, C's and the B's. Enjoy visiting Kenmore, Copley, Theatre District, Downtown crossing, Beacon Hill, Govt. Center, TD Bank Garden north, Fanueil Hall, Financial District, Rowes Wharf, North End, Seaport and Southie. Occasionally visit Cape and Newport, however there is nothing in NY that we don't have it in Boston. Also, Miami and Tampa are over rated. You gotta love the chemistry and the attitude of Pedroia and big Papi's Red Sox.
Posted 12/17/2014 10:52:08 EST
Agree with you Telson13. You made quite a few good points.
Posted 12/17/2014 10:46:33 EST
Agree with Adam Kaufman and Tony Massarotti 100%. We should make the Post season, but going to World Series is definitely questionable. However, it is too soon to judge the red Sox. We all must wait u more »
Posted 12/15/2014 11:02:26 EST
LOL....But true. more »
Posted 12/15/2014 10:56:59 EST
Tony, a Great Article on RedSox. Sandoval and Henley are over rated for the money they'll earn but we needed the offense so I hope I'm wrong. However, being a Die Hard Sox fan, I think we got robbed w more »
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I like Jenny Dell. She did her job just fine. She did not let her personal relationship ever affect her work. As long as she did what she was supposed to, not sure why would RedSox demote her? My Boss more »
Posted 12/07/2013 03:53:19 EST
Agree with JSvalen. 32M for Mike Napoli now a days is not that high. Other teams would've definitely gotten him for more money. It's Thanks to Mike who wanted to stay in Boston. Rangers would've offer more »
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Trueendurance, I absolutely love your comments. You put it such a nice way, now I don't like my own comments below as much. How can you not sign a man for one more year who has brought 3 championships more »
Posted 11/21/2013 12:43:15 EST
Hmmmm....not true. He's been great. Are you a Yankee fan by any chance?
Posted 11/21/2013 12:35:21 EST
LOL. So true.
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Absolutely pay him. This team wouldn't be same without him.
Posted 11/21/2013 12:25:59 EST
Agree with you 100%. No harm in signing Ortiz. We want him to finish his career with Red Sox.
Posted 11/21/2013 12:21:01 EST
100% agree with you ecapsmolly. None of the championships would've come to Boston without him. He should be signed for another year.
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Tony, you've got a good point but I agree with Kevin's every word. How many other DH scores 30 home runs and 100 plus RBI's every year! Think about the team without him. It's scary to even imagine. I more »
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Signing Ortiz (Boston's Papi) for one more year is right thing to do. Let's not forget he is one of the best DH out there. He has been most loyal to the City of Boston and Red Sox nation on and off th more »
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Not that I blame Bobby V for the failure of the Red Sox season this year, but I really liked Tito. He was the face of the Red Sox. I argee, he won't be back as long as John Henry owns this team. I jus more »
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I used to like Josh but his attitude is getting worse. He didn't think there was anything wrong with him drinking beer and eating chickens in 2011. In the beggining of the season, he took a day off on more »
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Nick, YOu're 100% correct. It is time to make some big changes in this team. I have been patient since 2007 but this year I've been more frustrated than ever b4. How are the teams like Toronto are swe more »
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Pour enough oil into heavy large pot to reach depth of 3 inches. Heat oil over medium-high heat to 380°F. Whisk 3/4 cup ice water, egg and pinch of salt in medium bowl until frothy. Add flour and stir with whisk just until blended and small lumps remain.
Working in batches, immediately dip shrimp into tempura batter to coat; shake excess batter back into bowl. Add shrimp to hot oil and fry until shrimp curl and coating is crisp, about 3 minutes. Using tongs, transfer shrimp to paper towels; drain. Sprinkle with salt.
Transfer shrimp tempura to platter; serve shrimp immediately with Lemon and Olive Mayonnaise.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories116,347
- Carbohydrates2,918 g (973%)
- Fat11,940 g (18,370%)
- Protein408 g (815%)
- Saturated Fat1,561 g (7,806%)
- Sodium341,307 mg (14,221%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4,241 g
- Fiber1,486 g (5,943%)
- Monounsaturated Fat5,587 g
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From February 11 until May 2, 2015, Tensta konsthall, Stockholm, will show Frederick Kiesler: Visions at Work an exhibition of Frederick Kiesler's genuinely transdisciplinary work. Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965) was an architect, artist, scenographer, pedagogue, theorist and – not least – a groundbreaking exhibition designer.
From the 1920′s constructivist-inspired theater exhibitions in Vienna and Paris and the early 1930′s acclaimed shop window presentations in New York City to the legendary scenography for Peggy Guggenheim's Manhattan gallery Art of This Century (1942) and the collaboration with Marcel Duchamp, Kiesler paved the way for a dynamic view of the art experience.
Working with the monumental 'The Shrine of the Book' (1965) in Jerusalem, he extracted ideas and forms from his often reproduced 'Endless House', a visionary bio-morphic building where, to quote Kiesler himself, 'all the ends meet' . Underlying much of Kiesler's work were his thoughts on the continual interaction between man and his natural and technological environments, as defined in the theory of correalism. Although Kiesler was a member of de Stijl, a close friend and collaborator of Duchamp, André Breton, Alfred H. Barr and several other key figures in the art of the 1900′s, as well as an influential teacher at Columbia University in New York, he is something of an unknown.
The exhibition will feature models and documentations of Kiesler's designs for exhibitions, buildings, interiors, shop-windows, etc. from various periods. The exhibition will also include prototypes, including those of his Mobile Home Library and the mass-produced so-called correalist furniture, among others. The focus will be on Kiesler's interest in the intersection between art and life and how this manifests in his works. The artist Céline Condorelli, who has a long-time interest in exhibition design and modes of presentation, will contribute to the project.
Pliure. Prologue (La part du feu)
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The exhibition bring together approximately 40 works dating from the 16th to the 21st centuries: films, sculptures, installations, paintings and rare books, by Helena Almeida, Christian Boltanski, Lewis Carroll, Lourdes Castro, Geoffrey Chaucer, Rui Chafes, Claude Closky, d'Alembert, Raffaella della Olga, Diderot, Dürer, Marcel Duchamp, Olafur Eliasson, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Robert Filliou, Jean-Luc Godard, John Latham, Sol LeWitt, Richard Long, René de Lorraine, William Morris, Bruce Nauman, Alain Resnais, Ed Ruscha, Dayanita Singh, Michael Snow, François Truffaut, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Wolf Vostell, Lawrence Weiner and Francesca Woodman.
Pliure questions and enlarges our traditional perception of books and artworks, imbued with the strong belief that, as Mallarmé would say, "there is no explosion but a book."
The ENSBA will receive the second part of this exhibition. Pliure. Epilogue (la bibliothèque, l'univers), 10 April to 7 June, 2015, Palais des Beaux Arts de Paris.
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Le Tapis (fair use)
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Linus Bill and Adrien Horni installation at Printed Matter
From December 4 to January 10, at Printed Matter in New York, Swiss artists Linus Bill and Adrien Horni will present an exhibition featuring a survey of their collaborative publications, as well as a newly-created wall piece. Stemming from their desire to challenge the perceived hierarchy of artistic mediums, their practice includes an active publishing element as well as sculptures and paintings that are often mutually-derived.
Linus Bill and Adrien Horni often begin their work together with the creation of a modest publication. The small-scale collages that make up the piece are handmade with paper, scissors and glue, as well as on copy machines, scanners, and iPhones. These 'reproductions' serve as a catalog for a show that does not yet exist. The artists then select works to scale up and re-create as full size canvas "paintings", fulfilling the obligation of the Artist but in reverse.
In the case of their installation at Printed Matter they have engaged a similar set of concerns, though from another vantage point. Following the creation of a new staple-bound zine catalog, they have simply excerpted an image from the publication as a laser print collage with an added sticker. By maintaining the work's size and giving the image a new context (now in an enormous frame), they re-assign the value of artwork and make it into something that is at once both an exemplary example of a wall-worthy artwork, and that seems to undermine that suggestion at the same time. In a concurrent exhibition at Nathalie Karg Gallery (Opening December 11), the small scale collages from the publication (and the framed piece at Printed Matter) are installed as the "original" large scale paintings.
An additional survey of publications by Turbo Magazine, Horni's ongoing publishing project, will also be on view as part of the installation.
Cooking With Scorsese
Iron-cooked ham and cheese sandwiches, cailles en sarcophagi, explosive pissing beef balls; low, high, accessible, obscure, comical – food, like art, is served up in various guises, but whatever form it takes, it shares the common traits of being a stimulant as well as a necessity for living. Food and art also share a common space at the heart of Hato Press's practice. Each day they serve up a communal afternoon meal, creating an opportunity to down tools and enjoy the moment. Now, with the book Cooking With Scorsese – a black-and-white trailer for a full colour feature to be published soon – they welcome you to join in this homage to both food, and to films that celebrate eating in all sorts of compelling ways.
What, you don't know Grapus?
Grapus [ \gra-´pUEs] is a French graphic design collective founded in Paris immediately following the student protests of May 1968. The group saw life as a field for experimentation, putting the new political, social, and cultural debates into graphic form for public discussion. At first Grapus designed posters for local chapters of the Communist Party; twenty years on, they were chosen to design the corporate identity of the Louvre in Paris. By the late 1980s, the collective's productive days were over. In its heyday it had attracted many highly committed graphic artists both from France and abroad. After receiving the Grand Prix National des Arts Graphiques, the group decided to disband in 1990. For the book What, you don't know Grapus?, Léo Favier set out in search of the former members of the collective. The twenty-six interviews in his book tell of the utopian working methods and heated disputes that were at the heart of this collective way of life. Launch, December 4, 2014, 6.30pm, Le Monte-en-l'air, Paris.
9 to 5, a Mark Pezinger Verlag exhibition
Mark Pezinger Verlag publishes artworks ranging from one-offs to higher editions and from books towards sound works to performances.
In the exhibition 9 to 5, December 4 to 7 at Wiels in Brussels, Mark Pezinger presents Kasper Andreasen, Thomas Geiger, Katrin Herzner, Max Leiß and Astrid Seme who work in their way of publishing with a daily routine. The publications are either produced consequently over a long duration or are a document or diary of a personal day. And even the economical backbone of the publishing house is based on the ongoing performance: I want to become a millionaire.
Aspen Magazine: 1965–1971
Aspen Magazine was a multimedia magazine conceived of, edited and published by Phyllis Johnson in New York from 1965 to 1971. Aspen broke new ground in terms of its editorial concept, design approach and distribution strategy, which continues to be resonant and influential today.
The magazine featured a diverse and impressive array of contributors, from such key artists, musicians, authors and theorists as Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning, Ian Hamilton Finlay, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Allan Kaprow, Ed Ruscha, J. G. Ballard, Bill Evans, Philip Glass, the Velvet Underground and Yoko Ono. Known as "the magazine in a box", Aspen was made up of unbound contents that included texts, flexi-discs, reels of film and other objects. It struck a chord in the 1960s artists' publishing culture—which included publications by Marcel Duchamp, Seth Siegelaub and members of the Fluxus movement—and embraced the idea of presenting travelling exhibitions in a book (or a box, for that matter) in order to provide alternative spaces and economies for art.
The exhibition Aspen Magazine: 1965–1971, from November 26 to February 8 2015, at Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, features complete sets of all issues, with a focus on the combined edition of issues five and six from 1967, which was guest-edited by Brian O'Doherty and is referred to as The Conceptual Issue. Contributors to this issue include Marcel Duchamp, Samuel Beckett, John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg, Hans Richter, Sol LeWitt, Mel Bochner, Naum Gabo, László Moholy-Nagy, Dan Graham, George Kubler, Robert Morris, William S. Burroughs, Roland Barthes, Susan Sontag, Alain Robbe-Grillet, Morton Feldman, Michel Butor, Tony Smith and Merce Cunningham. Barthes first published his influential and important essay The Death of the Author in this issue.
Learning to Read Art: A Surviving History of Printed Matter
Printed Matter, a pioneer in the field of artists' books and a nerve center for New York's alternative arts world for four decades, is the subject of the exhibition Learn to Read Art: A Surviving History of Printed Matter at 80WSE gallery, New York, from December 2 to February 14.
A carefully selected amalgamation of books, records, exhibition documentation and flyers, the exhibition charts the organizational history of the New York non-profit in relation to the history of artists' books and important movements in contemporary art from the 70's to the present, encompassing the alternative space movement, downtown NYC counter-cultural scenes, and artist activism.
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The Liberated Page
The recent evolution and democratisation of printing techniques has encouraged many artists to re-evaluate their position in relation to literature, to books, and to the page. Dedicated to the exploration of new practices within art book production, The Liberated Page will consider the page for its simultaneously poetic, structural and physical elements.
From November 21 to December 28 2014, Bâtiment d'art contemporain, Le Commun, in Geneva, the exhibition will highlight a wide range of interventions and approaches, and will discuss in particular, how artists invent new books and why their invention opens up new possibilities for the page – as well as for communication and language.
The Liberated Page will highlight the work of several contemporary artists concerned with the page, in conversation with such historic examples as books from artists Dieter Roth, Edward Ruscha, and Seth Siegelaub, bookworks from publishing houses Something Else Press and Ecart (including work by Daniel Spoerri, Robert Fillou, Emmett Williams, and Dick Higgins), an anthology by Guy Schraenen, the Mèla post card book from Maurizio Nannucci, as well as the complete Franklin Furnace archive.
Offprint Paris 2014
Offprint Paris, November 14-16, 2014, Beaux-arts de Paris, is an art-publishing fair featuring discerning publishers on art, photography, design and experimental music labels. This year's edition showcases more than 130 publishers, from over 20 countries (all participants now announced on the website), selected by Yannick Bouillis, Charlotte Cheetham and Maxime Guitton.
Zeitungsfotos – Newspaper Photographs by Thomas Ruff
Best known for his oversized, dead-pan portraits, his unmediated shots of commonplace interiors, and his seemingly straightforward photographs of architecture, Thomas Ruff has quietly approached many familiar genres, and proceeded to discreetly reinvent them.
For his Zeitungsfotos (Newspaper Photographs) series, Ruff found images in newspapers, and then re-photographed and enlarged them to isolate the photographs from the text, allowing Ruff's viewer, now no longer a reader, to make assumptions about the photograph without any information to support the viewer's inferences.
The book Zeitungsfotos – Newspaper Photographs consists of 400 reproductions from German newspapers that Ruff collected over the span of 10 years (1981–1991).
The Line / Types of Architecture / Shores of the Mediterranean / Cities of Italy – Saul Steinberg
On the occasion of the exhibition Architecture by Line in Lausanne, an artist's book has been published by Nieves and brings together for the first time, as individual leporellos, the four long drawings Saul Steinberg produced for the Children's Labyrinth, a spiraling, trefoil wall structure at 10th Triennial of Milan, a design and architecture fair that opened in August 1954. The drawings were photographically enlarged and incised into the wall.
The Line, which begins and ends with a hand drawing, is Steinberg's manifesto about the conceptual possibilities of the line and the artist who gives them life. As the horizontal line shifts meaning from one passage to the next—water line, laundry line, railroad track, among others—it comments on its own transformative nature. The Line occupied one of the structure's three leaves, while the other two hosted Types of Architecture, Shores of the Mediterranean, and Cities of Italy.
Types of Architecture is a satirical survey of world architecture (Steinberg was trained as an architect in Milan), from America's log cabins to Bauhaus exaggerations to fragile skyscrapers.
Shores of the Mediterranean presents a sailor's-eye-view of the Mediterranean coastline, filled with the ruins and renascences of successive civilizations.
The Italy Steinberg knew as a student in the 1930s resonates in Cities of Italy, as the inked line, drawn with the artist's usual spare elegance, imagines an urban sprawl of campaniles, factories, piazzas, apartment houses, curlicued domes, and a water tank that seems to have escaped from a carnival.
Strange Design
Depuis quelques années ont fait leur apparition dans le monde du design des objets étranges : des objets dysfonctionnels, énigmatiques, compliqués. Ces objets relévent d'une posture que les designers anglais Anthony Dunne et Fiona Raby ont défini Critical Design (design critique) : un design spéculatif, réflexif, qui ne veut pas proposer des solutions, mais plutôt poser des questions, qui veut défier les affirmations rapides, les préjugés et lieux communs sur le rôle des produits dans la vie de tous les jours. Un design qui ne se veut pas affirmatif, c'est-à-dire soumis aux impératifs des systèmes de pouvoir, mais au contraire critique. Cette "attitude" n'est pas nouvelle, mais a, au contraire, une histoire, qui longe la frontière entre art et design.
L'objectif de Strange Design — du design des objets au design des comportements n'est pas de reparcourir cette histoire de manière exhaustive ou linéaire, mais plutôt d'en envisager quelques épisodes afin de dégager les outils critiques dont ils sont porteurs pour l'histoire du design — comme une sismographie qui indique les résurgences de la crise d'un modèle.
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Pie Paper #5 "The food issue"
Pie Paper is a non periodical publication which has been designed to inspire, entertain and inform. Pie Paper #5 is titled "The food issue". Our connections to food are multifarious and complex, with many of our ideas about food taken for granted. Why for instance are we happy to drink the milk of a cow, but shy away at the thought of nibbling on human cheese? What compels us to eat potato chips instead of nutritionally superior deep fried cockroaches? And why do some people prefer mouthfuls of wet clay and metal over real food? … Among others in this issue, the Italian Futurists could help you to broaden your horizon, Buckminster Fuller explains the smart way to play with your food, Werner Herzog will show you how to boil your boot, and the Whole Roasted Camel could keep you and your family fed for a while.
One Hand, and the Other
One Hand, and the Other, a book by Emil Salto, published by Cornerkiosk press.
There's a hand and there's another and then there is the other. Echoes of year-old sunlight exposing hand gestures, a soft shadow against changing background, and a brilliant rectangle entering the frame and fixating the narrative.


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There's more than just three fourth-round matches to see.
Our predictions for the fortnight's champions, dark horses, and busts.
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The seven-time champion won 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4).
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The final chapter in The Hunger Games saga is almost upon us. Given it was Katniss's love for her sister that started the chain of events, it's only fitting their bond gets highlighted in the latest promo for Mockingjay Part 2.
From the reaping scene in the first film all the way to the forthcoming movie, the promo shows how far their relationship has come. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2 opens on November 20. Check out the clip below.
Amy Schumer and Jennifer Lawrence almost crashed the Internet when they shared photos of themselves vacationing together last month. Admit it. You were a little jealous of their jet skiing antics. Turns out, it wasn't just all play.
The 34-year-old Trainwreck actress and 25-year-old Oscar winner are reportedly collaborating on a project. Not only are they writing the screenplay, but they will also co-star in the film as sisters. Read what Lawrence 'accidentally' revealed to The New York Times below.
Being the face of the revolution against President Snow pays.
Forbes reveals that Jennifer Lawrence is the highest paid actress over the past 12 months. At a whopping $52 million, she soars above her compatriots. No doubt a good chunk of that coin comes from The Hunger Games franchise. Her lucrative endorsement deals for brands such as Dior certainly pad her bank account quite nicely as well.
Coming in at the runner-up slot is Scarlett Johansson at $35 million thanks to The Avengers and Lucy. Rounding out the Top 3 is Melissa McCarthy at $23 million.
Last year's top dog Sandra Bullock falls to No. 15 on this year's list, earning $8 million according to the publication. Check out below which other actresses are laughing all the way to the bank.
Lionsgate wowed Comic-Con attendees with a thrilling new trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. Two weeks later, those who weren't lucky enough to attend the annual San Diego event finally get to see for themselves what the buzz was all about. The clip certainly lives up to all the hype.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Movie Synopsis
With the nation of Panem in a full scale war, Katniss confronts President Snow [Donald Sutherland] in the final showdown. Teamed with a group of her closest friends – including Gale [Liam Hemsworth], Finnick [Sam Claflin], and Peeta [Josh Hutcherson] – Katniss goes off on a mission with the unit from District 13 as they risk their lives to liberate the citizens of Panem, and stage an assassination attempt on President Snow who has become increasingly obsessed with destroying her. The mortal traps, enemies, and moral choices that await Katniss will challenge her more than any arena she faced in The Hunger Games.
This final chapter looks like it's going to be action-packed from the get-go. Thank God, because I was bored out of my mind watching Part 1. Am I alone in thinking that? The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 storms into theaters on November 20. Watch the trailer below.
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper are clearly in a professional throuple with David O. Russell. Joy marks the third collaboration for the three after their critically-acclaimed outings, American Hustle and Silver Linings Playbook. This time, however, marks the first time Russell has the female as the star of the film.
The movie is loosely based on Joy Mangano, a single mother of three and real-life inventor of the QVC bestseller, the Miracle Mop. Robert De Niro, Elisabeth Rohm, Isabella Rossellini, Diane Ladd and Virginia Madsen round out the cast. The film sweeps into theaters on December 25, 2015. Watch the teaser trailer below.
Joy Movie Synopsis
Joy is the wild story of a family across four generations centered on the girl who becomes the woman who founds a business dynasty and becomes a matriarch in her own right. Betrayal, treachery, the loss of innocence and the scars of love, pave the road in this intense emotional and human comedy about becoming a true boss of family and enterprise facing a world of unforgiving commerce. Allies become adversaries and adversaries become allies, both inside and outside the family, as Joy's inner life and fierce imagination carry her through the storm she faces.
The final installment of The Hunger Games is nearly upon us. In preparation for the final battle, Lionsgate has unveiled a batch of character posters titled the "Faces of the Revolution."
Each of the characters represent the sisters, husbands, activists, soldiers, rebels and so forth of the movement, trying to take down President Snow. Check out the striking artwork below.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 storms into theaters on November 20.
Fans went wild today with the release of the first The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 trailer. Picking up where we left off in Mockingjay Part 1, Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) is out for revenge and she's encouraging everyone to follow her lead in the battle against President Snow (Donald Sutherland) and the Capital.
As fans on social media responded today with shrieks of excitement and anticipation, many also voiced their uncertainty in being prepared for the dramatic ending (from the books) that is to come in this film.
If you haven't seen the trailer yet (or if you want to rewatch a few more times), watch it below.
With no films in the Oscar race this past awards season, Jennifer Lawrence was pretty much missing in action. That must've been a huge bummer for Dior. J-Law, being one of their spokeswomen, is contractually obligated to wear the French brand's designs on the red carpet. No worries though, because Lawrence slays it in their 2015 Be Dior ad campaign.
While it's clear Photoshop was used, it's not too much where it's distracting as it was in previous ad campaigns where she's practically unrecognizable. The Hunger Games actress looks effortlessly chic holding the luxury label's high-end bags which she's been pimping since Fall 2012.
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Does this late September weather make you wish you could turn back the clock? Know Theatre is ready to take you back to June and the 2012 Cincinnati Fringe Festival with a brief reprise of several shows and artists who pleased audiences three months ago. Today through Saturday you can stop by the theater on Jackson Street in Over-the-Rhine for performances by Honour Pillow (her Audience "Pick of the Fringe" show On Her Pillow (review here) will be presented tonight and Friday evening) or Dewey Chaffee and Douglas McGeoch (whose Screw You Revue (review here) was the Producers' Pick of the Fringe in June and will be presented on Friday and Saturday). There will also be performances by two favorite Fringe solo performers on Thursday and Saturday — Kevin Thornton and Tommy Nugent. For the schedule and tickets, click here.
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Cincy's 11th annual MidPoint Music Festival starts in just 10 days
MPMF news and musings: Wanna be a volunteer for this year's MidPoint Music Festival? The great local volunteerism org Give Back Cincinnati is handling this year's vital MPMF helpers. Click here for details and perks. And now, with the countdown down to just 10 days, here are our daily MidPoint Music Festival 2012 picks …BIG SHOTF.Stokes (New York City, NY)Hip HopWith a poetic/spoken word approach to his smart lyrics and a musical approach informed by his eclectic tastes (he draws influence from everyone from Patti Smith and Johnny Cash to Miles Davis and Kanye West), F.Stokes is far from your stereotypical Rap artist. Though modern and relevant, Stokes' unique approach is a throwback to the Native Tongues movement in Hip Hop during the late '80s/early '90s, in that he seems to be forging a creative path by following his own eclectic muses and not by following the blueprint for whatever it is that makes a Hip Hop song a hit nowadays. His lyrics can be raw and real, but he never indulges in the stereotypical Rap crutches (glorifying bling, guns, etc.). Like Kanye West minus the ego and with less epic ambition, F.Stokes creates his own alternative universe for Hip Hop, one that praises creativity and innovation over all else. Stokes' new EP, Love, Always, was recorded in various spots across Europe, where music fans have embraced his originality and soulful style. You'll Dig It If You Dig: Kanye at his most artistic, Blackalicious, The Pharcyde. (Mike Breen) F.Stokes performs at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club on Friday, Sept. 28, at 12:15 a.m. Here's a clip for Stokes' tribute to small towns, "My Simple." SLEEPER PICKAmi Saraiya and the Outcome (Chicago, IL)Indie PopClassically trained and wonderfully quirked, Ami Saraiya reprises her 2009 solo debut, Archeologist, with Soundproof Box, her first album offering equal billing to her backing band, the Outcome. Pinning down Saraiya's sound is like describing Jackson Pollack's work to an infant, but if you can conceptualize Zooey Deschenel fronting the Squirrel Nut Zippers as the carnival soundtrack to a Kate Bush PowerPoint presentation, you'd be in the weirdly appropriate ballpark.Dig: A cabaret gypsy Jazz Pop revue in tribute to Edith Piaf featuring Regina Spektor on stage and Ani Di Franco in the orchestra pit. (Brian Baker)Ami and Co. perform Friday, Sept. 28, at the "Biore Strip"/Know Theatre's second stage starting at 10 p.m. Here's the group's video for the track, "I'm Pregnant." LOCAL LOCK PICKCulture Queer (Cincinnati, OH)Indie PopKnown for their quirky, eccentric, electronics-infused and endlessly catchy take on Indie Pop and engaging live shows that incorporate various video art backdrops (three of the members work in film), quartet Culture Queer has released some of the best albums of the past decade or so of Cincy music. This October, the band returns with Nightmare Band, a rich, kaleidoscopic stunner-of-an-album that'll be backed by a national promo push that should do wonders for exposing one of Cincy's best kept musical secrets to the rest of the universe. Dig: The Rentals, Devo, Eels, Fruit Pop with all the flavors of the rainbow. (MB)Culture Queer performs Friday, Sept. 28, at the Cincinnati Club at 8:15 p.m. Here's a fresh new video from the band's upcoming album, the title track "Nightmare Band." The album hits the streets (cyber and otherwise) on Oct. 16 with a release party around the same time (stay tuned). Click here for full MPMF details via the official MidPoint site.
Ninth Annual Cincy Fringe Sets Records
Freaky fixture in local arts scene brings creativity, community
Rick Pender
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The most successful Cincinnati Fringe Festival since the annual event's launch in 2004 wrapped up on June 9, boasting a nearly 9 percent increase in overall attendance compared to 2011, from 7,177 to 7,728. More than 230 artists performed, and the number of sold-out performances, 24, set a new record.
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Rick Pender
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The four images on the cover of the 2012 Cincinnati Fringe Festival program (included in CityBeat's May 16 issue) featured various people smushing their faces against a window. Cross-eyed, surprised, disgruntled, quizzical, amused — it's a diverse set of reactions, all appropriate responses to shows that Know Theatre will present May 29-June 9.
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I was at the Tuesday night opening of a one-week run of the tour of the 25th anniversary production of Les Misérables. You might be saying, "I've seen that before — more than once." But this is a new version — no more turntable or pirouetting barricades. Now we have some startling video that let's you see the rebellious students marching in the streets of Paris and Jean Valjean carrying Marius through the sewers. The tour has great voices in all the roles; the volume was amped up beyond my hearing threshold, but it's a powerful show — after all these years. Through Sunday at the Aronoff Center. Tickets: 800-982-2787. Here's a tip if you want something that's new(ish): The Light in the Piazza was a Tony Award winner in 2005, and it's being staged by one of the most reliable community theaters in the Cincinnati area, Footlighters Inc., at its Stained Glass Theatre in Newport. It's a romantic love story set in Italy in 1953, told with sophisticated music, sometimes operatic performances. In June 2006, just before it closed, it was broadcast on the PBS Live from Lincoln Center series, drawing more than two million viewers. That many can't make it to Newport (it runs through May 19), but if you're interested, Footlighters is offering a "buy one, get one" deal for its 2 p.m. matinee this Sunday, May 13. Tickets: 859-652-3849. If you resonate with the Blues, I recommend that you head to the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park for Keith Glover's Thunder Knocking on the Door. It's a revival of sorts from 1999 — but thoroughly and creatively reimagined for the Eden Park's last mainstage production of Ed Stern's final season leading the Tony Award-winning theater. The musical — with emotional tunes mostly by Keb' Mo' — tells the story of the power of love, music and Blues guitar players. It's presented with panache, including technology and design that are all about 2012. Through May 20. Box office: 513-421-3888. The Doo-Wop silliness of The Marvelous Wonderettes, a hit from 2010 at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, is brought to life again with Life Could Be A Dream, Roger Bean's sequel to the story of some bubbly girls who bond around teen hits from the '50s and '60s. This time it's boys, and that's most of the difference. As in the two Wonderette shows, Dream is shot through with adolescent angst, this time around a local radio station contest that could "make them famous." It's an excuse for two dozen tunes from the era, a familiar formula. But ETC's talented cast makes it a lot of fun. (Through May 20.) Box office: 513-421-3555. This weekend is your final chance to see Know Theatre's production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. (Final performance is Saturday.) It's a youthful mix of political commentary, driving Rock, history, humor and sober observations about America's seventh president — played as a Rock hero. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Call the box office to see if there are any cancellations: 513-300-5669. 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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Stage Door: Back For More
If this week's theater offerings sound familiar, it's because we've seen some of these shows (or their inspirations). The best choice, for my money, is Keith Glover's Thunder Knocking on the Door at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, a revival of sorts from 1999 — but thoroughly and creatively reimagined for the final mainstage production of Ed Stern's final season leading the Tony Award-winning theater. It's a musical about the Blues and it features an emotional Blues score, mostly by Keb' Mo', to tell the story of the power of love and music — and blues guitar players. It's presented with panache, including technology and design that are all about 2012. Through May 20. Box office: 513-421-3888. If you loved the Doo-Wop silliness of The Marvelous Wonderettes, a hit from 2010 at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, then you're likely to have a good time at Life Could Be A Dream, Roger Bean's sequel to the story of some bubbly girls who bond around teen hits from the '50s and '60s. This time is boys, and that's most of the difference. As in the two Wonderette shows, Dream is shot through with adolescent angst, in this case around a local radio station contest that could "make them famous." It's an excuse for more than two dozen tunes from the same era that are shaped to the story. So it's a familiar formula, but ETC has a talented cast who make it a lot of fun. (Through May 20.) Box office: 513-421-3555. Another show that totally mastered the art of wedging familiar tunes into an implausible story is Mamma Mia, and you can catch a touring production of that one at the Aronoff Center through Sunday. The cast of this tour has a lot of youthful energy and several mature characters who have fun reminiscing about their disco days. Box office: 800-982-2787. Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson will have its final performance on May 12. If you haven't yet seen this youthful mix of political commentary, driving Rock, history, humor and sober observations about the will of the people, you'd better go this weekend. (The longer you wait the less likely you are to get a ticket — the final weekend is selling fast.) Not many musicals begin with the cast flipping the bird at the audience, but then not many musicals are like this one, spinning a tale of America's seventh president to in-your-face Indie Rock tunes. This is Bloody Bloody's first professional regional production. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Box office: 513-300-5669. You have plenty of time to see The Second City 2: Less Pride – More Pork, since the Cincinnati Playhouse plans to keep it on the Shelterhouse Stage until July 1 (at least), but I predict you'll enjoy it whenever you go. It's a notch up from the first iteration of the show that set box-office records for the Mount Adams theater a year-and-a-half ago. Lots of hilarious fun-poking at … us. And the clever cast uniquely tailors every performance to the audience that shows up. Box office: 513-421-3888. Know Theatre's production of the recent off-Broadway and Broadway Rock musical hit, I was thoroughly entertained by Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat last week at the Covedale. It has a cast of strong singers who do a fine job with the amusing score, stuffed with musical parodies — Calypso, Blues, County, Bubblegum Pop and more — and they're having an infectious good time. Keep an eye out for the Pharaoh; he's really the King! Through May 13. Box office: 513-241-6550. Each week in Stage Door, Rick Pender offers theater tips for the weekend, often with a few pieces of theater news.
The Arts as Hero
A research project gives rise to a film about Cincinnati's thriving arts scene
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2 Comments · Tuesday, April 3, 2012
"I've seen the future," Prince sang back in 1989 on the soundtrack to Tim Burton's Batman, "and it will be …" Gotham City was on the cusp of change; a hero had arrived on the scene to usher in the new. Cincinnati has been waiting, always on the verge of its own bankable opportunity to step into the future as a lively and engaged urban market. Every city needs a hero.
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Stage Door: Entertainments For All Ages
Traditional shows, Cirque du Soleil and openings at Know and Cincy Shakes
Thanks to spot-on casting of the four actors who bring Kim Rosenstock's new play Tigers Be Still to life at the Cincinnati Playhouse, the show about people dealing with depression is charming, funny, optimistic and even heart-warming. It's about a young woman with a recently earned degree in art therapy; she's been down in the dumps about finding work, but not as much as her mom who's gained weight and her sister who's been dumped by her fiancé. She's starting a new job thanks to her mom's long-ago boyfriend, now a middle school principal. He has issues of his own — from a slacker son to anxiety about a tiger that's escaped from the local zoo. Sound zany? Well, it is — as well as entertaining. The League of Cincinnati Theatres singled out this production's sound design by Vincent Olivieri for an award. One panelist wrote, "On a very small stage, scenes took place in a school gym, drugstore, office, closet, outdoors and in the living spaces of two houses. Except for the main set, capturing the essence of these scenes was limited to a couple of props and pieces of furniture — and the sound!" Through April 15. Box office: 513-421-3888. There's a final performance on Saturday afternoon of Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale, presented by The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati. The world premiere musical by composer Janet Vogt and writer Mark Friedman has received an award from the league of Cincinnati Theatres for its scenic design by David Centers. Tickets: 513-569-8080, x13. His design for the show was described by LCT judges as "simple and very well executed in a style that was great for the play." In addition to the show's signature tower, the set also boasts a forest that "wasn't too dank, dark and dismal, but instead had personality." (Centers, a veteran local designer and a graduate of the School for Creative and Performing Arts, received an LCT Award in the same category earlier this year for his work Disney's My Son Pinocchio Jr.) Tickets: 513-569-8080, x13. On Wednesday I attended the Cirque du Soleil production of Dralion at the Bank of Kentucky Arena, adjacent to Northern Kentucky University. It's another extravaganza of strength and showmanship, athleticism and artistry. This struck me as a somewhat more compact show than I've seen in the past: The talent is just as great, but the concept — connections between East and West — is pretty vaporous. But there are three wonderful clowns, and several of the performances do things that make you say, "How can a human body do that?" Balancing on one hand, flying through the air on a hoop, skipping rope in a human pyramid — it's amazing stuff. It's being presented through Sunday: Lots of available seats on opening night, so I'm guessing you can still find tickets for all performances. Through Sunday. Tickets: 800-745-3000 Two excellent productions wrap up this weekend. The Cincinnati Playhouse's unique staging of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's musical Merrily We Roll Along, which uses actors who also play musical instruments has its final performances on Saturday. I gave the production a Critic's Pick; Merrily is only infrequently staged, so this is a chance not to be missed. Box office: 513-421-3888. Ensemble Theatre concludes the run of Time Stands Still, a fine drama with a great ensemble cast directed by Michael Evan Haney. Final performance is on Sunday. This tale of burned-out journalists and last gasps at relationships by Donald Margulies, a Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist, also earned a Critic's Pick. Box office: 513-421-3555. Know Theatre's production of the recent off-Broadway and Broadway Rock musical hit, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, opens on Saturday. (It's onstage through May 12.) Word has it that tickets are already selling fast. Box office: 513-300-5669. This weekend is also the opening for Cincinnati Shakespeare's production of The Grapes of Wrath, which runs through April 29. Box office: 513-381-2273, x1.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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Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
Rick Pender
0 Comments · Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Reach into your wallet and pull out a $20 bill. Do you know anything about the dashing guy portrayed there? Andrew Jackson, a military hero, was our seventh president, serving from 1829 to 1837. But he was a rock star back in his day, a rabble-rouser.
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The instructors at The Art Institute of Ohio — Cincinnati talk the talk and walk the walk. In addition to teaching up-and-coming artists, they, too, create works of art on a regular basis. Tonight, check out their work during the college's 2012 Faculty Exhibition closing reception. The event runs from 6-8 p.m. in the Mason school's gallery. If you're interested in attending the Art Institute, stop by to check out the work and come back on March 31 when the school holds an open house.Bree from Hot Wheels Entertainment hosts karaoke at The Drinkery every Tuesday. Whether you're a karaoke god or just a spectator, swing by the OTR bar between 9 p.m.-2 a.m. for tunes and booze. Find details here.Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative (CPI) continues its New Voices Season of Staged Readings with Edge Walking. Written by Barbara Harkness and directed by Patrick Downey, Edge Walking follows two parents who are faced with a child claiming he is the reincarnation of their oldest son who died as a POW in Vietnam. The encounter brings up feelings of anger, loss and grief as each character must deal with the death. Tickets to the 7:30 p.m. performance are just $8 and can be purchased before the show at the Aronoff Center. For more information, call CPI's Kalman Kivkovich at 513-861-0004.The library's Northside branch hosts a series of poetry and short story readings showcasing local authors from 6-8 p.m. tonight. Lyrical Synaesthesia is a quarterly reading event designed to showcase the breadth of talent in Cincinnati and help foster a strong living literary tradition in the Queen City. Tonight's free event is hosted by Justin Patrick Moore and will feature readings from Matt Hart, Nick Barrows, Abiyah and Betsy Young. Hosted by Justin Patrick Moore. The first 20 to arrive will receive a free chapbook published by Aurore Press. Want to enjoy after-work drinks while learning about an important local cause? GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) Greater Cincinnati presents a happy hour at Know Theatre from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tonight. Learn about GLSEN's mission to make schools safe for all students regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity or expression. Enjoy a cash bar and complimentary hors d'oeuvres while the organization will gives a brief presentation at 6:45 p.m. Learn more about GLSEN and how to become on ally here.Find ongoing art exhibits and other daily events here and follow our music blog for nightly live music offerings.
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If you had the option would you change your username?
I would. Either correct the spelling ebenezer.scrooge or change to ebonyanne or ebie778822 or ebsie_anne, but i don't see much point in starting again just to change one letter. The other three are my first and middle name, the username I use for a lot and ebsie_anne my nickname and middle name. If you could change your username what two and why?☆Isobel★ Eloise ☆Matilda ★Alice ☆Eleanor ★ Amelia☆ Elena★ Mirabel☆ Felicity ★Phoebe ☆Eilidh ★Rosalia ☆Roisin ★Azalea ☆Arabella ★Genevieve☆ Elodie ★Tallulah☆ Ruby★ Rebecca☆
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I would love to change my username, but at this point I would hate to "start over." If I were to change my username right now it would probably be zebulon, which has personal significance...Emily / 20 / American
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I'd like to be able to change it. I picked this one in the beginning because at the time it seemed like The Thing to have your username be your favorite girl name first+middle combo. I still love Sansa and Nanami, but I wish my username were more personal to myself as an individual. I'd probably change it to quirkeh, which is the name I use elsewhere (different sites).moving to new account with username I like more... since we can't just change them
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YES!! Nameberry was s'pose to change it for me months ago but they haven't.
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An exclusive early glimpse at Tony Montana's interactive debut.
In the article, readers will learn how developer Radical Games and publisher Vivendi plan to make Scarface a continuation of the movie, rather than a re-telling of the same story from the film, and how technical issues like vehicles and speech mix with the morality of developing a South Florida drug empire.
Peter Wanat, producer of The Chronicles of Riddick, is VU Games' Senior Producer on Scarface, and he tells EGM: "Players have seen the movie -- the movie does a great job of telling that story. We would much rather give the player a unique experience. We're gonna get away from games [where] you've seen the movie, [now] play the movie."
To get a taste of what to expect from the feature, check out these first two screens from the game, showing off Tony Montana's weaponry and one of the boats players can use. The October issue of EGM will arrive in subscribers' mailboxes any day now and will be on store shelves soon. Both 1UP and EGM will be back with more on the game shortly.


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|Obituary - Moody
|Written by News Desk
|Friday, 07 February 2014 10:00
James E. Moody, Jr. (Jim) left us to join his beloved mother, Reina, on January 20, 2014. Jim proudly served his country in the United States Marine Corps. "Once a Marine, Always a Marine." He was also retired from the City of Montgomery Garage Department. In lieu of flowers, we ask that donations be made to the Wounded Warrior Project in Jim's name. Jim survived by Kathy, his wife of 40 years, three daughters, Kat Katechis, Toni (Greg Rollan and Mary (Tyler) Wallace. Five granddaughters, Rachel Myers, Ella Rhodes, Zolie Wallace, Lisa and Lauren Rollan. He is also survived by his father, James E. Moody Sr. (Lura), sister, Reinie (Bernie) Grubb and four brothers, Dan (Debbie) Moody, Tim (Jo) Moody, Sam (Carrie) Moody, Jon (Nikki) Moody and many beloved nieces and nephews. We would like to thank the doctors and nurses at Jackson Hospital CCU, especially Jody and Paige. Brookside Funeral Home of Millbrook, AL directing.
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