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XCleavers' Hunnicutt returns to share "Dangerous World"
After a long hiatus from making music full-time, Carter Hunnicutt (of Those XCleavers and Flat Rabbits) is back in the game. He releases a six-track CD, "Dangerous World," at Circle A Cafe in Riverwest on Sunday, May 22. We got him talking...
State Fair announces Bank Mutual Amphitheater lineup
Early this afternoon, the Wisconsin State Fair announced the lineup of upcoming free shows hosted at the Bank Mutual Amphitheater, as well as some ticket and Bargain Book deals.
Summerfest reveals headliners for JoJo's Martini Lounge
This morning, Summerfest filled in the headliners, dates and times for yet another Big Gig grounds stage, this time for JoJo's Martini Lounge. Here is the lineup.
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3 ways to pay tribute to Prince this week, in song and on screen
We're still all broken up about the sudden, shocking death of Prince. Thankfully, several Milwaukee venues are offering opportunities to continue the Prince mourning process this week and pay tribute to his artistic genius in both music and movies.
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Reunited Culture Club comes to the Marcus Center on July 23
This morning, the Marcus Center announced that the recently reunited '80s pop act Culture Club - complete with all four original members, including Boy George - will make a stop in Milwaukee on its upcoming 40-city tour on Saturday, July 23 at 8 p.m.
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Prince billboards now visible in Milwaukee
In tribute to the passing of Prince, Lamar Advertising created two Prince billboards that are running on digital billboards across the country.
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That time Prince gifted the Violent Femmes a song
Shortly after Prince's sudden and tragic death early this afternoon, OnMilwaukee met up with Victor DeLorenzo, who had a fun story and a few thoughts to share about the late musical icon.
Remembering Prince
David Bowie. Merle Haggard. George Martin. Phife. Glenn Frey - 2016 has been exceptionally cruel and brutal in taking away some of our most universally beloved musicians and cultural icons. This morning, it unfortunately added to its list: Prince.
Summerfest announces Miller Lite Oasis headliners
While most of the grounds stage headliners were announced a few weeks back, this morning, Summerfest began the business of announcing where we'll be able to find these acts when the Big Gig hits in late June. To start: the Miller Lite Oasis.
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Will HBO's "Vinyl" touch on these 1979 classics?
Recently I was introduced to HBO's "Vinyl," set amid the world of the 1970s rock and roll business in New York. While I wasn't in the music business, I was an NYC rock fan in the '70s and lately a number of reissues of records from 1979 have transported me back.
Guys, the Kiefer Sutherland concert last night was actually pretty good
Over the course of a 70-minute set, country-rocker Kiefer Sutherland - yep, that Kiefer Sutherland; Jack Bauer himself - won over any skeptics in the crowd with a good show at Shank Hall Thursday night. Yes, a legitimately good show.
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#tbt: Five Card Studs cover "Hello Milwaukee"
As today's the wonderfully-made up "414 Day," or "Milwaukee Day," depending on who you talk to - it's a sexy day to look back at this excellent video from 2014 by the Five Card Studs.
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Waukesha BluesFest announces 2016 entertainment lineup
This morning, the Waukesha BluesFest - ringing in its 10th anniversary celebrating American music and art this summer - announced its lineup of entertainment for its milestone edition.
Happy Together Tour, Berlin round out State Fair main stage lineup
Late this morning, the Wisconsin State Fair announced its final two main stage headliners: the return of the Happy Together Tour and Berlin featuring original band member Terri Nunn.
Milwaukee Soundbites: Local musician Paul Cebar
The latest episode of Milwaukee Soundbites takes us to a Milwaukee music icon in his own right, Paul Cebar, who reminisces about his first record, his first concert and more.
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Summerfest adds six more grounds stage headliners to lineup
This morning, Summerfest added six more ground stage headliners - including X Ambassadors, Chris Issak and The Record Company - to the over 90 acts the Big Gig announced last month.
DiFranco does it again
When perusing the online set lists from Ani DiFranco's shows in the past few weeks, it was no surprise to find that every night was a different mix of tunes. She played Friday night at Turner Hall.
KISS announces Aug. 8 BMO Harris Bradley Center show
This morning, famed rockers KISS announced that the band will make a stop in Milwaukee for a show at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Monday, Aug. 8., along with opener Caleb Johnson.
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Handwritten Doors lyrics set to go up for bid at Channel 10 Auction
The Channel 10 Great TV Auction announced it's got something up for bid this year that will be worth tuning in for - and worth coughing up some serious cash: a set of authenticated, handwritten Doors music and lyrics.
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Steely Dan and Steve Winwood announce BMO Harris Pavilion show
This morning, Steely Dan announced the band, along with fellow rock legend Steve Winwood, will play at the BMO Harris Pavilion on Saturday, July 16, as part of its "The Dan Who Knew Too Much" tour.
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Carrie Underwood returns for BMO Harris Bradley Center show on Oct. 5
One year after headlining Summerfest, country star Carrie Underwood announced today that she is extending her current tour - including a return to Milwaukee for a concert at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Wednesday, Oct. 5.
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"America's Got Talent" singer Jackie Evancho to headline Festa Italiana
This afternoon, Festa Italiana announced that 15-year-old soprano singing sensation Jackie Evancho would serve as the festival's headlining act this upcoming summer.
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Chris Stapleton and Alabama Shakes slated to co-headline Summerfest on July 2
Hot off dominating awards shows over the last few months, country star Chris Stapleton and rock soul band Alabama Shakes will join forces for a co-headliner show at Summerfest on Saturday, July 2.
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Flowers for Agatha
It is September 1979. I am in high school in Horsforth, a suburb of Leeds, England. My friend Pete had the kind of drum kit every young rocker dreams about - a black Premier Elite with a full battery of single headed concert toms (very Phil Collins). I was hooked.
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WMSE Local/Live: Milwaukee hip-hop duo The Sounds Of Time
The Sounds Of Time expertly create retro-laden hip-hop gems, filled with a bit of disco, soul and lots of references to everyday life in their hometown of Milwaukee. WMSE's Local/Live talked to the duo about how they came together and the songs that influenced them.
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NEW YORK - Apple's profit surge halted in the latest quarter, as a flood of new products, such as the iPhone 5, meant high start-up costs for new production lines.
Apple posted net income for the October to December quarter that was flat with the year before. It was the first time in years that Apple didn't post a double-digit earnings increase.
The earnings report also made clear that Apple was no longer able to sustain the breakneck sales increases of the last three years, even with a fresh iPhone on store shelves. Apple shares fell $31.70, or 6.2 percent, to $482.31, in extended trading, after the release of the results.

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Well the other day I was telling my male co worker about our daughter takingĀhis last name, he asked me why? you guys aren't married yet. That kinda upset me, because we are engaged our wedding date is in June, so by the time she is here we will be married. We were actually planning our wedding for may 21st before we found out i was pregnant and after we got married we wanted to start our family well things went vice versa I'm still happy regardless! and I asked him do your kids have your last name? he said yeah but we are married. Does it matter who's last name they are taking? whether or not you are married.
For women who are not married yet, who's last name is your baby taking?
Your co worker is kind of┬Āa jerk.┬Ā All that matters is that you want your child to have the father's name.┬Ā My first did not get his father's name, but I also didn't put him on the birth certificate.┬Ā When DH adopted him we changed his name by adding on DH's last name, but didn't get rid of my last name because he had already grown up with it for many years.┬Ā This baby will have DH's name only, even though I haven't change my name...kept putting it off until the adoption on DS went through and now I am just lazy about it.┬Ā There is nothing wrong with you wanting your child to have the father's name.
When DH and I first got pregnant we were having a lot of problems. I knew one day things would change and we'd be married but I gave our son our last name. We now have to change it before he starts school and it's $150. I think that man is stupid your getting married and your engaged the baby should have his last name too.
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we wernt married for our daughters birth and there was no question about whose last name she would take, we were married 2 months before our son was born but even before we knew we would get married he was going to have dh's last name. this is our first child made in wedlock lol
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What we did with my first was gave her my last name because we didn't know if we were going to get married or not. In MD you have up until their first birthday to change their name without a court order. Which is what we're doing now. For this little one we will be giving him/her their daddy's last name. We are getting married june 2012 so it's a ways off, but the kids will still have his name.
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Sorry, but your co-worker is a JERK!!!! I could understand if the dad wasn't going to be there, then def. give baby your last name. But you are together and getting married. Sorry for the poor girl who married him!!! lol
I agree. The baby should have the fathers last name. If yall weren't getting along or if the dad wasn't planning on having anything to do with your LO then she should take your last name, but seeing as how yall are getting married in a couple months, why WOULDN'T she take his last name. Like others have said, your coworker is an idiot.
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Peeling back so many layers
She was a catsuit-clad sex symbol in the Sixties' series 'The Avengers' before gaining widespread acclaim as a serious theatrical actress. But these days, Diana Rigg tries to avoid the trappings of fame and is usually happier fly-fishing and swimming naked at her home in France, writes Nigel Farndale
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There is a low-boughed tree in the Chelsea Physic Garden that bears strange blossom: a tall, broad-shouldered woman with a straight spine and a thick bob of dyed blonde hair. It is Dame Diana Rigg, and she is standing under the tree, with her head in the branches, because our photographer has asked her to. When she emerges picking petals from her hair, she looks to the overcast sky and says, "This flat light is very good for a woman of my age."
Since she mentions it, she turns 70 this month. And although she looks her age in a way that, say, Julie Christie, her fellow 1960s sex symbol, does not, her strong features -- retrousse nose and high cheekbones, down-turned eyes and mouth -- are still softly handsome. Dressed in pin-stripe trousers and a red jacket, and with only a suggestion of make-up, she seems comfortable with herself.
She lights a cigarette, getting one in before lunch. The last time we met, a decade ago, people were still allowed to smoke in restaurants, and boy did she make the most of that. She still smokes 20 a day, but is relaxed about the smoking ban in public places. We debate whether to eat here at the Physic Garden -- she is a member -- or round the corner at Foxtrot Oscar. She opts for the latter because they mix a good Bloody Mary there.
As we walk, we talk about Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard. She has just finished a run of it at Chichester -- "Got a right old buffeting from the critics, but I loved it and we played to 74 per cent capacity, so up yours critics" -- and is now about to head off to her place in France, south-east of Bordeaux. There she will cook for friends, read, listen to music and swim naked in her pool. At night she listens to the owls.
At the restaurant she orders her Bloody Mary and tells me that the mayor of the French village asked if he could hunt wild boar in the land that goes with her house. "So they all came in their vans with their dogs and blew their horns and killed two adult wild boar, mother and father. Very medieval. Carried them out of the wood on a stick, but one of the young boars escaped and took refuge under my neighbour's bed. The saying in the village was that she had the pig under her bed, whereas normally he is on top of it." She laughs at the joke. She is in a good mood, an end-of-term frivolity. Phew. She can be glacial when she wants to be, as a few interviewers have discovered over the years.
When the drink arrives, she asks for another slice of lemon and says, "I don't normally drink at lunchtime. I'm not saying that defensively, I just don't. And in the evening I never drink before six, an old habit acquired from my father." She makes up for it after that, though, believing in 'red before bed'. A £3.99 bottle of Chilean merlot gives you the best night's sleep in the world, she reckons. It's like being hit over the head. She wakes up 10 hours later, feeling like a spring lamb.
Though she describes herself as "hopelessly un-neurotic" and thinks she might be a better actress if she were more neurotic, she does have a sudden and explosive temper, and the angrier she gets the more articulate she becomes. She is intolerant of queue-jumpers, litter-droppers and bad-mannered people generally. When driving, she will roll down her window and yell, 'Thank you!' to people she has let into a line of traffic. I get a taste of this sharpness now, or rather the waitress does, when she appears and says, "I'm sorry to interrupt, but I'd like to talk you through the specials on the menu."
"I think we can read," Rigg says. "Thank you so much."
When the waitress goes, Rigg explains her shortness with people. With her, things have to be said. She's no good at bottling up her feelings. But she is good at saying sorry and she never sulks.
I tell her I found clips of her on YouTube, including scenes from The Avengers, the television series as synonymous with the 1960s as are the Mini and the Beatles. I had forgotten how psychedelic those shows were, how surreal the humour -- she would end a fight scene by picking up her knitting.
"Oh yes, my daughter sends me YouTube clips. Not of me. Funny stuff. It all sounds like rubbish the stuff they have of me. It's a horrible thought that they are on there. I'm also a mouse pad and a screen-saver. Am I supposed to be flattered? All these old images of me floating across the screen, the terrible chasm of what you were and what you are. I know who I am, but these people who see me as I was then don't. There is always one thing that turns you into an icon, an iconic image, in my case a catsuit. But the icon 40 years later doesn't really want to know because it's not relevant to me. Some of those early photographs of me might as well be sepia. It's always thought that I disclaim television and am too theatre, but the truth is The Avengers bores me now. I was grateful because it catapulted me into stage stardom. It was good. I'm not ashamed of it. But I only did it for two years."
At Rada she had trained as a classical actress and afterwards she had joined the Royal Shakespeare Company. It sounds like she planned to use television as a way of boosting her stage career. "Not at all. I left the RSC not knowing what I was going to do. My agent put me up for The Avengers and I didn't have telly, so I didn't know what it was. When it came out, I was suddenly famous. It was startling. From being anonymous, I was mobbed."
She certainly was. Once she had to hide in the lavatory at the Motor Show. And in Germany police resorted to batons to hold back the fans. Slavering fan mail was another problem. She would get her mother, Beryl, to field the letters. The replies were usually along the lines of: "Those aren't very nice thoughts. And besides, my daughter is too old for you. I suggest you take a run around the block." People still send her Avengers photos to sign, but she refuses. "I feel such a phony. That is not me. That is another person."
When I ask if fame is hollow, she shakes her head. "I'm not the best person to ask because, whatever form it has taken for me, it has always been attached to my career. I've always tried to avoid any vestige of it touching my private life. It has always been separate. I step into a character in my public life. People who don't make that distinction are dooooomed." (This is a trait of hers: she stretches her vowels elastically but not camply; her voice is far too deep and smoky and unhurried for that.)
In retrospect, she wishes she had allowed herself to enjoy fame more than she did. "I should have handled it better. Had more fun. Not naughty fun. But just, you know. I sometimes think, when I look back on those days: why didn't I have more confidence? Why didn't I know I was pretty good-looking? It is probably to do with my Yorkshire upbringing. Always thinking that people might be saying, 'Who does she think she is?'"
She was born in Doncaster in 1938, but her parents were based in India and she was taken back there after her birth. Her father, Louis Rigg, was a railway engineer who worked for the Maharaja of Bikaner, Ganga Singh. When Rigg was shipped back to gloomy Yorkshire and boarding school in 1945, she felt like a fish out of water. Still, Yorkshire, she believes, played a much greater part in shaping her character than India did. It was a tradition in her household, for example, that you always had to have a slice of bread and butter without jam before you could have one with. Very Yorkshire, that.
Her daughter, Rachael Stirling, is also an actress, one with a successful career (she starred in Tipping the Velvet). She looks and sounds like her mother. Is there any rivalry between the two of them? "No, I don't think so. I feel more that the baton has been handed on. She doesn't use my surname, but she does look very like me."
Her first marriage was in 1973 to Menahem Gueffen, an Israeli painter; her first divorce was three years later. She married again in 1982 to a Scottish landowner, Archie Stirling, and had Rachael late in life. The marriage broke up in 1990, after Stirling had an affair with the actress Joely Richardson. Rigg has stayed on good terms with her former husband. And when we met last time she said, "I'm slightly aghast that you see before you a twice-divorced woman. I'm shocked. It's not how I saw myself, how I imagined things would work out, not what I believe in." Now she seems more at ease with the idea. When she was young, she says, women were considered incomplete without a husband, and it has taken her many years to come to the tranquil conclusion that life can be complete without a man after all.
She seems to know herself well, if that doesn't sound too crass a comment. She understands what makes her tick and is unsentimental and matter-of-fact about herself. She thinks she is probably quite "anal" -- actually, that is what her daughter thinks and she goes along with it. Her greatest fear is being "a dithering, dribbling old bag, having to rely on help for everything". She quite enjoys silence and her own company. She is a keen fly-fisher, a solitary sport that typifies her preference to be out of the limelight.
The life of an actor has never been secure, she says, because actors never know from one year to the next what they will be doing. "But the grave danger is to fall into the trap of thinking you cease to exist if you no longer have a job. Obviously, economics has a bearing on this. But you must fill your life with as many alternatives as possible to your job, because without that you are going to be an empty vessel." So what does she have lined up next? "Nothing next," she says with a laugh. "But I still exist."
Her greatest disappointment is her film career -- "or lack of -- but it's too late now". The single thing that would improve the quality of her life would be to no longer have creaking joints: in the Stephen Sondheim musical Follies, in 1987, there was an 11-minute tap routine in high heels that permanently damaged her knees.
Today Rigg seems to be regarded by audience and critics alike as the most daring, intelligent and inspired tragedienne on the London (and New York) stage. But it wasn't until she was in her fifties that she hit her stride, playing three award-winning leads in succession: Medea (1992-94); Mother Courage (1995) and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1996).
She is, she says, easily moved by the thought of young men fighting and dying for their country. Whenever she visits the battlefields of the First World War she is reduced to tears. "They are so silent, hardly any birdsong, big open fields, it is as if nature is paying reverence." At the moment, the news images of Union flag-draped coffins coming out of RAF transporter planes fills her with terrible despair and anger. She joined the march against the war in Iraq and says that she now feels betrayed by Blair. "Did he seduce me? Yes. He, generally speaking, courted my profession. But I now disavow."
Her father was a Conservative. So is her brother, a retired RAF Harrier test pilot. She is a crossbencher. "I wish I could feel sorry for Gordon Brown, but I can't. He was the understudy who got the role but didn't understand it. Didn't know what to do with it. He didn't learn his lines or know his moves. I heard an alternative comedian say that even when Gordon smiles he looks like he's sh--ting a sea anemone, and that's about right. The breathing? It's a tic. A habit. He inhales and his bottom lip goes with it. He could easily see an acting coach and get rid of it, but I imagine he is too busy with other things."
She is a big Barack Obama fan and thinks John McCain is too old for the job. "I know I should be saying the opposite because I'm the same age as him, but I do think his age will make a difference. At 70, you aren't as physically robust as you were. I don't think your mental capacities are as good as they were. The President should be a younger man with older advisers."
I remind her that the last time we met she had been telling me that she intended to get a pensioner's bus pass. Did she? Actually, she says with a quick smile, she drives.
After lunch, as I am waiting for a taxi, I hear a woman calling my name. It is Rigg in the driving seat of a new-looking, sky-blue Mercedes sports car. Can she give me a lift anywhere? So much for the bus pass, I think. Just then a taxi arrives and she gives an ironic salute goodbye. She looked like the coolest damned 70-year-old I've ever seen.
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Todays topic is the Department for Children and Families. I have been a child-care provider for 19 years. I am a protective services provider and have had several children in my program that were in DCF custody. The case managers I have met over the years are not the evil people that they have been made out to be by the media. They work long hours, have huge caseloads, and try their best to do what is right for the child.
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It's SxSW weekend, which means the entire social media world is in Austin to learn, drink, party, and drink some more.
I'm kind of glad I broke my foot and can't go. If I were in Austin, I'd want to be riding my bike so I'd be skipping great sessions and then would have wasted my money in buying a ticket.
But for those of you there, have a great time and bring the rest of us back some cool new things to learn more about.
For the rest of us, it's supposed to be unseasonably warm throughout the country, which means everyone's snow will melt and shorts and flip flops will once again reign supreme.
Before you head outdoors, spend 10 minutes watching the great videos of the week in Gin and Topics.
Special thanks this week to Mattie Dietrich, Rebecca Todd, Jason Konopinski, and Karl Rectanus.
5. Counting the Yous in YouTube. Everyone loves Sesame Street and they just hit a huge milestone – one billion views on YouTube. They celebrate by having The Count, well, count the "yous" on YouTube.
4. Four-Year-Old Sings "Grenade." Ellen says, "When I was four, I could point to my belly button." This is the cutest thing you'll see on the web all day.
3. Mila Kunis Helps Reporter. This is fantastic! Mila Kunis is interviewed about her new movie, "Oz," by a reporter who has never talked to a pretty girl, let alone a celebrity. The way she handles him is fun and super classy. Watch how many times he asks her out. I heart her.
2. You May Be Suffering from Hipster. "In extreme cases, Hipster can be found in men as old as 40 living in their mom's basement." This is an "ad" for Unpretentiousil to stop douchebaggery and looking and acting the same as everyone else. It also cures going to the Apple store and talking about your bike. Hilarious!
1. Breaking the Barrier. I almost don't want to tell you what this is about for fear of ruining it for you. All I'll leave you with is, "Cuppa cheese! Cuppa cheese!" The rest is up to you to discover on your own.
And, with that, I bid you an unseasonably warm weekend.
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Bwahahahahaha!!! I LOVE the last one!! Why do guys think it's OK to let it rip in front of us but when we do it it's so gross?! I LOVE that girl!
@yvettepistorio Cuppa cheese!
How much good did Mila Kunis do with that one amazing interview? Who isnt in love with her after that?!
@MrTonyDowling Right?! I love how her people are trying to get her to finish the interview, but she's having too much fun.
@ginidietrich She is so very clearly relishing this little departure from the mundane! Its very endearing 🙂
@MrTonyDowling And she's super cute.
Best interview question of all time- "Have you ever dropped trou at a wedding?" "I don't know if you do this in America, but we watch Baywatch and take our clothes off and dance around."
@RebeccaTodd It was such a great interview. "You have a friend named Sir Dosser?"
@ginidietrich "So my mate Dicko is getting married…"
@RebeccaTodd @ginidietrich Lol! I watched this yesterday actually and love how she's like, alright alright these are the answers to all the questions people ask me about the movie. Then continues with the fun interview.
@yvettepistorio @RebeccaTodd I think she's absolutely adorable.
@yvettepistorio @RebeccaTodd @ginidietrich That was my favorite part too! As funny as this video is, so much can be learned from it. ASK BETTER QUESTIONS!
Hah and cuppa cheese…my family would call that a Toot Scoop. We also have Pit Blows…yikes.
@RebeccaTodd Oh my.
@ginidietrich @RebeccaTodd I'd love to sit in on your families holidays Rebecca!
Cuppa cheese is seriously hilarious. My shoulders are shaking I am laughing so hard. Thanks for this. Very much needed today, @ginidietrich
@allenmireles I love when she walks by and raises her leg. So funny.
UNPRETENTIOUSIL just won the internet. Hahahahahahahaha!
Until I saw Cuppa Cheese. I'm dead. Kill me now.
All of Starbucks now thinks I'm insane,
@Sean McGinnis LOL!!!!!
I think I might have to send that last video to my middle sister's husband and tell him what life is really like. 😉
@Joshua Wilner/A Writer Writes Does he not know?!
You saved the best for last. LOL!
@PattiRoseKnight1 Wasn't that great?!? My mom is going to be so disappointed in me.
@ginidietrich my mom too but she won't be saying much lol
Hioster is so goodGinny This weeks picks are awsome. Hope your foot feels better
@rjmetras Thank you!
I want to be an illegal pusher for Unpretentiousil. I know too many OVER 40s who try their hardest to fit that image. And fail. Miserably. And they have no idea. Happy Saturday, Gini!!! And I'm a little (a lot) happy not to be at SXSW myself…
@KristenDaukas The skinny jeans? Oy.
I love Mila Kunis interview. That is really very quite funny.
@debdobson62 I love how she's like, "OK. Here are all the answers they want me to give you."
Okay.. omg.. I'm crying now over the last one…Starbucks Iced Coffee!!
@KristenDaukas LOL!!
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Nice. The last one was hilarious!
And, I freakin' LOVE the Mila Kunis interview. I saw it earlier this week when a friend sent it to me. It makes me really love her. And man, when she rattles off the answers to all of the questions she typically gets? Classic. Just shows the journalists need to ask better questions!
@lauraclick As a PR pro, I appreciated that her publicist was clearly the one saying, "Keep this going!"
Aaaaah! I get up this morning and my first thought is "What happened to my hour?" – and my second thought is "cuppa cheese, cuppa cheese" – it's too early to laugh this hard!!
PS – how do I get it OUT of my head – since I watched it yesterday, I have been laughing uncontrollably whenever it pops into my head!
@Aptdoctor LOL!! Cuppa cheese!
Hey, that was Fiest at the end of The Count. Cool Canadian indie artist makes big. @RebeccaTodd did you catch that? Damn, I may need some soy unpretentiousil…….
@rdopping @RebeccaTodd Funny ad, right?!
Now I know what everyone's on about. Cuppa cheese. The look on that guys face…..
Pull my finger….
@bdorman264 LOL!!
Love the unpretentiousil.
[…] post was inspired by friend and blogging goddess, Gini Dietrich. See, every Friday, she puts out Gin and Topics which is a sampling of videos that has made her react somehow during the week – tears, […]
Clever counting by The Count! I'll be passing along the Hipster video…I started crying when it got to Cuppa cheese 😉
@dbvickery Cuppa cheese! Cuppa cheese!


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There was everything you could imagine in a fight - knockdowns, point deductions, rumble and major controversy - all within one twelve-round package, as Tommy Coyle of the UK and his Argentinean opponent Daniel Eduardo Brizuela produced a natural thriller and a clear-cut Fight of the Year frontrunner, which featured eight knockdowns, three point deductions and a highly questionable stoppage. After a fog of war dispersed, and shouts became less noisy, Tommy Coyle (18-2, 8 KOs) came out as the winner by way of TKO to retain his IBF International title. Time was 1:07 of the twelfth and final round.
After a slow start, Brizuela, who lost a close call to Daud Cino Yordan last year, found his distance and began applying real power. The soft spot in Coyle's defense was soon found, and it proved to be his liver section. After hurting Coyle several times with well-placed left hooks, Brizula landed a cracking right hand to put the Brit down late into the second round. Amazingly, this setback motivated Coyle to engage even more into the fisticuffs. He turned back the tide in the third, using his right hand to tag the Argentinean several times throughout the stanza. He continued his way back into the contest in the fourth round and looked dominating in the fifth. However, referee Steve Grey also warned him harshly twice for hitting below the beltline.
Just when it seemed, Coyle was in relative safety, Brizuela made his biggest throttle, having a monstrous sixth round. Hitting repeteadly to the liver section, he finally put Coyle down again in pain. Then immediately the British fighter was decked again with the same shot. Clearly hurt with a mask of pain on his face Coyle managed to get an upright stance right before the count of ten to continue fighting. The way he fought back made the sixth a frontrunner for a Round of the year. And it was so for about ten-to-fifteen minutes.
As was the case in the third, a huge letdown motivated Coyle to fight with even more zeal. And he responded, taking the seventh round. The eighth round was a thriller again. This time Coyle has been finally deducted a point for hitting way too low. The score was very much 67-62 or 66-63 - for Brizuela at this point, meaning the Brit had something to do. And he did, finally scoring with a right haymaker to send the Argentinean down hard at the very end of the round. Actions continued to go his way in the ninth, when the referee - this time without any warnings - deducted a point from Brizuela for a low blow of his own (although it was just a single shot without any previous warnings). However, Argentinean looked better in the tenth, once again troubling Coyle's liver.
The eleventh proved to be the real apex of a whole encounter. Brizuela (25-3-2, 8 KOs) started it well, and finally found the same liver section to put Coyle down in pain. And once again he beat the count. Feeling the taste of blood Brizuela rushed in and... immediately down, following a counter right from the Brit. He survived the first count but was very wobbly, and soon was knocked down again. Browsing a world of pain and despair, Brizuela got an unexpected aid from the referee, who deducted a point from Coyle for hitting after the break. Brizuela lasted the round, and started the twelfth actively. Coyle, however, turned it around and landed yet another damaging right hand to put Brizuela down. The Argentinean beat the count and looked ready to go, when Steve Gray unexpectedly waved the fight off, repeating a sad outcome of the Froch fight in what was a notch worse in skill but no way worse in drama performance.
2012 London Olympics bantamweight gold medalist Luke Campbell (5-0, 4 KOs) continued his professional education with a one-sided victory over durable traveller Scott "Iron Duck" Moises (8-9-1, 2 KOs). The fight was scheduled for eight rounds, and it was 1:38 of the eighth, when Campbell has finally stopped his opponent.
Moises didn't actually box but rather smiled and showboated the whole fight. Still, his granite chin prevented him from going down despite some clean shots from Campbell. The Olympian didn't press the action and was doing his job carefully and patiently. Moises was cut over the bridge of his nose in the fourth, was saved once by the ropes and was taking his gradual punishment with a constant smile. The final touches arrived in the eighth round. Moises was firstly put down with a left hook to the body and then was finished off with a combination of punches.
A dream of a lifetime has come true tonight at the Hull Ice Arena, where Curtis Woodhouse (22-6, 13 KOs) came through hell and some more against Darren Hamilton (14-3, 3 KOs) to acquire the latter's BBBofC British light welterweight title - one he was seeking for all these years. Scores were: 116-115, 116-114 - for Woodhouse, and 116-113 - for Hamilton. BoxingScene had it a draw 114-114.
The fight couldn't be more intriguing, matching a former English junior national and a renowned troll hunter Woodhouse, 33, with a 35-year old ex-hobo from Bristol, Avon. Hamilton was making the third defense of his belt, while Woodhouse was looking to win something big in his third and maybe his last attempt.
Both boxers started slowly. Hamilton, as awkward as they go, raised his left glove high, looking for a fast right counter. Woodhouse was more conventional, trying to use one-two combos to get inside. Hamilton wasn't fully defensive as well, looking to land his spear-like jab. And he had some success early on, despite Woodhouse looking in control. Both fighters battled hard, albeit monotonous, with neither prevailing up until the midst of the fight. Hamilton was the first to hurt Woodhouse at the end of the sixth, but the former soccer player of Sheffield United (still playing for Sheffield FC part-time in lower divisions) had a big seventh round.
The see-saw affair continued with an ever-increasing tempo in the next rounds. Woodhouse was an aggressor, who bullied Hamilton, trying to overwhelm him with his sheer activity. Hamilton looked to counter with precision and followed Curtis' attack with counters of his own. Both boxers gave their all in the closing two rounds, fighting their heart out. Woodhouse was the last to tag Hamilton and, quite possibly, it brought him a final win in what was one of the best British fights this year.
Gavin McDonnell, a twin brother of ex-IBF bantamweight titlist Jamie McDonnell, made a hard but a well-earned step forward in his career, acquiring a vacant BBBofC British super bantamweight title and closing a gap between his and his brother's achievements. McDonnell got his job done with a sixth-round stoppage of unbeaten and inexperienced challenger Leigh Wood.
The beginning was all rocky for Wood, a young fighter with just a single victory over a fighter with winning record. Wood went down almost immediately - after a slip, which was erroneously ruled a knockdown by the referee. Wood continued to fight like he has probably never done before. Angered and determined he was stalking McDonnel from pillar to post for two and a half rounds. McDonnell was firstly on the defensive but at merciless body punches. Then he tried marching forward but his opponent was relentless. McDonnell was hurt several times but Wood was unable to put him down.
The turning point was somewhere in the fourth, when McDonnell finally started to find his groove. His attacks got more and more successful, and he was able to penetrate Wood's guard. The fifth was mostly McDonnell's round as well - he landed more than his opponent delivered, although Wood also had his chances. Still the end in the sixth wasn't expected. McDonnell caught Wood with a big right hand on his way in and then followed it with a huge combo. Wood, lacking experience, ate a number of blows in succession. After several barrages, hurt and defenseless he was stopped on his feet by the referee.
McDonnell, now a British champion, is 11-0-1, with 4 KOs, while Wood suffers his first career loss and down to 11-1, with 4 KOs. Time of stoppage was 2:03.
Just finished watching the Coyle fight. Haha, it's fking bonkers. Shame about the stoppage, but what a cracking fight.Comment by apocalypto on 02-23-2014
Good fight but ive seen better this yearComment by Ric1889 on 02-23-2014
[QUOTE=Nicolino;14261676]After the Abdusalamov incident i'm ok with all those supposed early stoppages.[/QUOTE] Early stoppages don't bother me, however early stoppages that favor the guy who was supposed to win are a problem. I'm on the fence with this one, the…Comment by Nicolino on 02-22-2014
[QUOTE=Dean_Razorback;14261481] i didn't like the stoppage though. [/QUOTE] After the Abdusalamov incident i'm ok with all those supposed early stoppages.Comment by Dean_Razorback on 02-22-2014
it was totally crazy. if i'm not wrong both guys were knocked down 4 times, and there were also 3 points deducted (2 for coyle and 1 for brizuelas) i didn't like the stoppage though. brizuelas hurting coyle several times…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (7)


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It's Ishida Ayumi ((*゚Д゚)ゞ
Our concert in Sendai
My triumphant return home
is oveeer
I really burned myself out today
The concert was just so much fun
I really love doing concerts
And to be honest, sometimes there are moments when I think "Wow I'm so cool right now". Lol
In reality I have to confidence,
and worry「How do I look right now… 」
That's becomes the cause of my mistakes.
Uwa, it's like a chain of failure lol
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There are people watching me!
And smiling!
Those moments give me power
My triumphant return was when everyone in he concert hall gave me an "Ayumin Call"
Everyone listened to me talk
Ah, I'm being watched over…
、、、isn't that feeling amazing!?
To me it was precious triumphant return
But it's not going to a memory of myself
It's a memory of everyone who was there
Everyone is heeeeeere
Blue is a wonderful color
This was the best
Beginning yesterday over the past 2 days we had 3 concerts in Tohoku
The were an exciting 2 days
The soul of Tohoku is passionate!
I'll do my best so that next time we can hold concerts in places we haven't been to yet. And not just in Tohoku.
I'll come back to Miyagi soon
I had so much fun
Lastly I have an announcement.
I, Ishida Ayumi,
I didn't except everyone to cheer "banzai" for me during the double encore MC lol
Even though it's this old me
the fact that other people were happy about it made me really happy.
Thank you for your support
I'm happy surrounded by the kind members.
See you ayumin