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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 21, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Nulu, Inc. (www.nulu.com) announced the launch of its ground-breaking language learning application for native Spanish speakers in Mexico (www.nulu.mx). For the tens of millions of Mexicans trying to learn English without success, there's now hope. Nulu's simple but effective solution is to convert fresh news content into high-quality language-learning material and deliver it across mobile and social platforms for an engaging and sustainable experience.
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Nulu first launched in the U.S. and has received rave reviews from users and experts in language learning. "It's a great program…based on sound pedagogical principles for true second-language acquisition," said Karen Breiner-Sanders, an associate professor of Spanish & Hispanic Studies at Georgetown University.
Nulu makes language learning easy and fun by allowing: (a) learners to read fresh, engaging content in the language they're studying with first-rate human translations into their first language and native pronunciations of every word only a click away; (b) learners to select new vocabulary words and phrases from the content for seamless integration into a personalized and maximally efficient review system; and (c) learners to discuss what they've read with fellow language learners and native speakers of their target language. And, most importantly, Nulu is practical -- learners need only spend 5 to 10 minutes per day, can access the application on any computer or mobile device, and can currently use the application for free.
"We're excited to have native Spanish speakers learning English in Mexico join the large number of English speakers learning Spanish in the U.S. using Nulu on the path to fluency," says Eitan Geft, Nulu's co-founder and CEO. "We believe that each of these groups will enjoy reading and listening to fresh news stories anytime, anywhere, every day, and that together the two groups will provide real value to each other as they discuss our stories in our Facebook-based communications platform."
About Nulu: Nulu addresses a global problem shared by 1.5 billion people: achieving English fluency. Our solution is to convert fresh news content into high-quality language-learning material and deliver it across mobile and social platforms for an engaging and sustainable experience.
Media Contact: Avi Vince Stieglitz Nulu Languages, +1-800-376-4049, [email protected]
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Malcolm X (US - BD)
Warner Home Video announces a Blu-ray release of the Spike Lee movie
Starring: Denzel Washington
Released: 25th January 2011
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Warner Home Video has announced a Blu-ray release of Malcolm X for January 25th. Retail will be around $34.99. We have no word on extra material, but the release will include a 40-page book with photos, production notes, and more. Art is attached:
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'I was drunk': British security guard 'admits killing two colleagues in vodka-fuelled squabble' in Baghdad
'Drunken row': Danny Fitzsimmons is accused of gunning down two colleagues in Iraq
A British security contractor accused of shooting dead two western colleagues during a drunken row in Baghdad is said to have admitted the murders in an Iraqi court.
Former paratrooper Daniel Fitzsimons claimed he shot his colleagues in self-defence during a drunken row.
If he is put on trial for murder, he would be the first security contractor to face Iraqi justice - and he could receive the death penalty.
Fitzsimons, who is also alleged to have critically wounded an Iraqi, 'made a full confession' before a judge yesterday, it has been reported.
Interior Ministry spokesman Maj Gen Abdul-Kareem Kalaph said: 'The British guard admitted his crime of killing the two men.
'He remains under investigation in the Green Zone on charges of premeditated murder.'
Maj Gen Kalaph also told The Guardian that Fitzsimmons 'faces the death penalty or life imprisonment, depending on the evidence.'
The guard was accused of gunning down fellow Briton Paul McGuigan and Australian Darren Hoare following a squabble.
He is also alleged to have wounded an Iraqi as he tried to flee the scene of the attack in Baghdad's international Green Zone in the early hours.
If charged, he would be the first Westerner to face an Iraqi trial on murder charges since an agreement giving foreign workers immunity was lifted. He could face the death penalty.
Last night Fitzsimons told The Times: 'I got into a fight with two colleagues and they had me pinned down. I received a real beating.
'They beat me and that's when I reached for my weapon. I was drunk and it happened very quickly.'
Fitzsimons has in the past revealed he was suffering an inner 'mental fight' over his experiences in Iraq.
In a message posted in January last year on a Facebook page set up to honour fallen service personnel he told of the torment from losing friends during his three and a half years in private security.
Fitzsimmons in a picture taken from his Facebook page
Addressing soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan he wrote: 'Stay Safe and to those who will return to fight a different battle ... A war inside your head ... A mental fight which will be tougher to win than any fight you've ever been in before ... To those of you ... Fight-through ... Keep your Brothers by your side and never give up ... You are not alone..! Danny Fitzsimons Ex- 2 Para.'
Maj Gen Kalaph said the row broke out after the men had been drinking.
He said: 'They got into an argument and he started shooting his colleagues.'
The three men were working for ArmorGroup Iraq, a British contractor that protects non-military supply convoys in the country.
According to witnesses, the men had begun to argue after drinking vodka at 4am near the Republican Palace where executed former dictatorSaddam Hussein once lived.
Fitzsimmons brandished a Beretta pistol and as his colleagues tried to overpower him two of them were shot dead.
then allegedly turned towards an Iraqi colleague, shot him in the leg
and tried to escape through the compound's main vehicle exit.
The wounded Iraqi shouted: 'Help. The foreigner has killed other foreigners.'
As Mr Fitzsimmons tried to escape from the compound he exchanged gunfire with UN security guards and was eventually persuaded to drop his gun and surrender.
The shooting took place in Baghdad's secure Green Zone where foreign contract workers are based
Mr Fitsimmons has now been taken to a police station where he is being held in a cell.
Fitzsimmons had only re-joined the company the end of July, spokesman for the company Patrick Toyne-Sewell said.
He had worked as a contractor for various companies in Iraq since 2004 but last year 'took some time out' before returning.
His profile picture shows a biker character wearing red leathers with a picture of a pill on the back of his jacket and the writing 'Good for health'.
New information has emerged on his MySpace site, where he describes his love of hedonism including alcohol, drugs and sex.
Seen posing with guns — and including grammatical and spelling
errors — he writes: 'When i come home from each rotation i give my liver, kidneys and braincells a good hiding to teach them a lesson and to help me achieve this i get as wasted as possible at every opportunity ... Remember reality is a condition caused by lack of drugs ... One love — pur hedonism twenty four seven..!"
Iraqi military spokesman Major General Qassim al-Moussawi said: 'It started as a squabble. The suspect is facing a premeditated murder charge. The matter is now in the hands of Iraqi justice.'
Former Royal Marine Mr McGuigan, 37, had worked for the company in Iraq for six years.
Australian Darren Hoare worked for ArmorGroup and was shot dead in the Green Zone
He has family in Scotland and most recently headed up a team tasked with 'personal security'.
ArmorGroup Iraq said in a statement: 'I can confirm the deaths of two ArmorGroup Iraq employees in the early hours of this morning in a firearms incident in the International Zone in Baghdad.
'The two men were Paul McGuigan, a British national, and Darren Hoare, an Australian national. Their next of kin have been informed and we are supporting them as much as we can in these tragic circumstances.
'We are working closely with the Iraqi authorities to investigate the circumstances of their deaths.'
The deaths come two months after five Americans were arrested in connection with the stabbing of fellow contractor James Kitterman from Houston. They were later taken into U.S. custody.
A U.S. - Iraqi security pact, which took effect on January 1, replaced the U.N. mandate for foreign forces and lifted the immunity that had been enjoyed by overseas contractors in Iraq for much of the six-year war.
A spokeswoman for the Foreign Office said: 'The Iraqi police are investigating a shooting incident in Baghdad in which one British national was killed.'
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Based on the 1982 children's book by Roald Dahl, this Disney film directed by Steven Speilberg is a fine example of what happens when three of the greatest master storytellers of all time come together to tell a tale. This Dahl classic, The Big Friendly Giant, or The BFG, is mesmerisingly beautiful, intelligent and enthrallingly entertaining for children and adults alike.
10 year old Sophie, played by Ruby Barnhill, is whisked from her bed by The BFG after she accidentally sees him through her orphanage window. The giant carries her away to Giant Land where Sophie is introduced to a magical and strange world and where they both face great danger.
With some slightly scary moments this one might not be suitable for younger children, and comes with an appropriate age recommendation for those over 5 years. The BFG also has a running time of two hours, which might be beyond the attention span of some.
Children 8 and under may also need a little reassurance, after all it does involve big scary giants with horrible names like Childchewer, Bloodbottler, Gizzardgulper and Maidmasher, and these giants do hunt and eat human 'beans'.
Played by Mark Rylance, the BFG however, is gentle and kind and only eats Snozzcumber and Frobscottle, which he cooks very badly himself. He and Sophie find themselves becoming fast friends and soon start to care a great deal for each other.
There are plenty great morals and cautionary tales to be found here among the colour, magic and laughs and the ridiculously funny fart jokes.
Also starring Penelope Wilton, Jemaine Clement, Bill Hayder and Rebecca Hall, The BFG is a wonderful family film, which utilises motion capture technology with amazing visual effects by Weta Digital to bring the unique and beautiful fantasy feel that this Dahl classic deserves.
Reviewed by Ceri Hutton
Twitter: @Ceri_Hutton
Rating out of 10: 9
The BFG opens in cinemas on 30 June 2016.]]>
A new Coen Brothers production is always a joyous occasion for film-lovers. Even when they don't quite hit the mark, their work is still worth spending two hours in a cinema for.
Hail, Caesar! is set in Hollywood in 1951. Josh Brolin's Eddie Mannix, works for a major studio as a fixer. When top star Baird Whitlock (George Clooney) is kidnapped from the set of a high-budget, Jesus-drama, he has to sort out the mess. This plot is pure McGuffin, allowing for the Coens to pay homage to, and gently parody, some of the standard movie genres of the time. They also manage to tie in other, contemporary issues such as the Hollywood Ten, gossip columnists and even the H-bombing of Bikini Atoll.
Joining Brolin and Clooney are Alden Ehrenreich – hilarious as Hobie Doyle, the cowboy actor/singer -and the always wonderful Tilda Swinton as twin sisters, Thora and Thessaly Thacker. Frances McDormand gets a comedy cameo as chain-smoking CC Calhoun, film editor, and Ralph Fiennes shows his under-used comedy skills as director Laurence Laurentz. Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson round out this stellar cast.
This is slick, sharp, intelligent comedy, which is what the Coen Brothers do better than anyone. It is also a great movie for anyone who enjoys the Golden Age of Hollywood, full as it is, of references and reproductions. The sailors-in-bar-Gene-Kelly style scene is both choreographically and comedically brilliant.
If you have not been initiated into the Coen Brothers, then this is a good starting point. If you're already a fan, you'd have to be a Grinch to be disappointed.
Reviewed by Tracey Korsten
Twitter: @TraceyKorsten
Rating out of 10: 8
Hail Caesar will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on 30 June 2016.
This review was originally published on 26 February 2016 for the cinema release.]]>
American author K.A. Moll is currently working on her fifth romance novel, focusing on troubled women who find healing and happiness through love. Her fourth book, Haunting Love, was recently released on audio, with audiobooks of her three earlier novels coming soon. We caught up with K.A. for a quick chat about writing lesbian fiction and what the future holds.
Thanks for taking the time out to be interviewed, K.A. – is that how I should address you? As K.A.?
Yes, K.A. – my initials and what my dad called me since I was a small child.
Why do you choose to hide your first name from your readers?
I don't. I simply don't write as "Kittie" …nor do I really go by it with the exception of my wife. In almost 31 years, I've never convinced her to call me K.A. – LOL! That actually may be what's behind me writing under my initials.
Speaking of names, I notice "Zane" is a character name used in more than one of your stories…
Yes, Zane is a reoccurring character in my work. It seems that even when I don't set out to include her, she manages to wiggle in for at least one scene.
You also use Zane as a character in your podcast at therapy.cafe.
The idea behind the podcast was for it to be Q/A show that was co-hosted by two fictional characters. Thalia is the protagonist in Darla Baker's novels. Zane is the main character in [my novel] Soul Mates and a secondary character in my other three novels. We answer questions sent in by our listeners, discuss a topic, or have a fictional character guest on the show. In an upcoming episode, Annette Mori's Lara comes on for a bit of therapy.
Sheena, of The Lesbian Talk Show out of South Africa, asked us to co-host the show. In some episodes, Darla and I do speak up, usually near the end of an episode to give away a book.
You write about traumatised women. Why? Why not write about happy women?
I write about women, burdened by past trauma, that find healing in the love of a soul mate. My stories offer hope that in love a person can make it through the darkness intact …and they all have happy endings.
I have to raise the plot of Haunting Love, which I'm half way through enjoying. Ghost meets girl; girl meets psychic; psychic meets ghost; and dead wives want their widows to move on…
LOL! Nice summary.
Haunting Love is different from my other works. It's my stab at paranormal. I enjoy a paranormal film or book from time to time so I thought I'd give it a try. I had to do considerable research as I'm not, nor do I know anyone who is, psychic. I have no hauntings that I know of either. For me, the story was really about belief and how it shapes a person's reality.
When you write your stories, you seem to ease the reader into it rather than expecting them to connect immediately with the sexuality of your main characters.
My work has considerable crossover, straight and gay. Half of my beta readers are straight, the others gay. Although my protagonists are lesbians, I strive to write stories that are set in the real world. By that I mean, I write stories that I think could apply to a same sex couple or a straight one. Love is love. Loss is loss. Commitment is commitment. I think people read stories that they can relate to. My main characters just happen to be lesbians.
Emily Beresford narrates the audiobook adaptation of Haunting Love and you have audiobook adaptations of your other novels on the way. Tell me about that process.
My audiobooks are produced through the Amazon ACX platform. I posted my book in romance and listed it as available for auditions. I had quite a few, but Emily did the best ghosts so the contract went to her. She's also producing [my novel] Coming to Terms. The other two are being produced by Michele Musso of The Girl's Hour – broadcast on one of your radio stations too, Melbourne's JoyFM.
How long does it take to write a book?
I write 2-3 books per year. I tend to write 6-8 hours per day, with a couple days off here and there. I spend a fair amount of time during the first month of a novel doing research and plotting the story. I use a team of 5-6 beta readers, including my wife. When I send the work to my publisher, the editing process begins.
So what's next for K.A. Moll?
My work in progress is titled For a Moment's Indiscretion. It's a thriller/sequel to Soul Mates and should be released by Triplicity Publishing in print and digital by early September. The audio version should release by December.
And if you had any advice for a new writer wanting to attempt their first novel, what would it be?
Write one sentence and then another.
Assemble a good team of beta readers.
Read lots of books on the writing craft.
Thanks for taking the time to chat, K.A.
Interviewed by Rod Lewis
Twitter: @StrtegicRetweet
Presented by: Adelaide Festival Centre
Reviewed: 24 June 2016
Frank Sinatra was an American legend. Star of stage and screen, his performances drew decades of fans. Whilst some of his more salacious activities have been well documented, his musical legacy has remained. Dubbed 'Ol' Blue Eyes' and 'Cranky Franky' in equal measures, Sinatra was unafraid in showing his personal foibles in public. Whatever you could say about him, he oozed talented charisma and produced scores of imitators. Sinatra at the Sands is a more than worthy tribute to the performer. Fronted by local actor/singer Tom Burlinson, the show is a loud, jazzed-up affair effectively mirroring the Las Vegas spectacles of yesteryear. As part of the infamous Vegas 'Rat Pack', Sinatra knew how to handle a tune as does Burlinson who conjures a fine evening of classic hits and memories.
One word sums Sinatra at the Sands perfectly – class. The entire show oozed it as Burlinson walked onto the Festival Theatre stage to thunderous applause. It was as if the audience knew they were in for a special evening, which it was. Dividing the show in 2 acts with the first section devoted to the 1966 Sinatra at the Sands live album and the 2nd section mostly presenting the hit songs that came after. All of the classics were aired – My Way, Come Fly With Me, The Lady is a Tramp, etc. Whilst Burlinson didn't particularly look like Sinatra, he sang just as superbly with a stunning vocal range giving the songs new life and depth. You could feel the power behind the words and the pure emotion with the mix of ballads and uptempo songs working brilliantly.
In between songs, Burlinson effectively engaged with his audience with informative pieces on each song and the reasons for their inclusion. These were very interesting without being smugly presented – Burlinson kept the light touch the show needed and wasn't afraid to poke a little fun at himself. More importantly, he also didn't try to 'be' Sinatra but just capture the essence of him which was all that was needed. Once that was established the audience went with him on the musical journey. In some ways, Sinatra at the Sands was agreeably old-fashioned in the sense it harked back to a simpler era of melodic music and expressing emotions via well-written words. In a sometimes dark world, shows such as this re-affirms that lightness can easily be shone just be listening to some classic tracks.
Complimenting Burlinson was the 16 piece band who really stepped up to the plate. They were more than amazing as they provided the power and strength each piece required. The big, brassy, jazzy sounds were pleasing to hear and struck the right note. You couldn't help but be swept along by the energy from all involved who should be very proud of their efforts. Although you knew which certain songs were coming, you still enjoyed listening to Burlinson and company work their magic. He also engaged well with the audience with an impromptu bit of acapella singing showing how diverse he is. The fact everyone gave him a standing ovation at the end, screaming for more showed how in tune he was in presenting a show everyone wanted and enjoyed.
Sinatra may be gone but his legacy endures as can be seen via Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jnr and Tom Burlinson. Sinatra at the Sands was a class act from start to finish, consistently entertaining its audience until the final and well deserved bow.
Reviewed by: Patrick Moore
Twitter: @PatrickMoore14
Rating out of 5: 5
One night only – Season ended
Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre
Reviewed 24 June 2016
Being funny is serious business.
Comedians and comedic actors can make big bucks in the entertainment industry and reach heights of fame and respect like no other profession. However, there's a bit of a historical issue to confront when we realise that most of our beloved comedy stars are men and that women have generally been relegated to a certain set of roles: the ditzy blonde, the quirky fat lady, etc.
Debora Krizak, a powerful and prolific Adelaidian star in her own right, breaks the mould in Laugh be a Lady. She champions funny women, fights for the right for ladies to use fart jokes and attacks the stereotypes that, for too long, kept women as sidekicks of comedy. She does this by marvellously transforming herself into some of the most iconic female stars in history, including Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball and Phyllis Diller.
Krizak is glowing on-stage, super confident and in-control even when things spiral out of control ("It's the world premiere, something's bound to go wrong!"). Her costume changes are simple, yet effective, but the thing that really brings her characters to life are her accents, which she can switch-up on the fly. They may be a bit exaggerated of course, but hey, she's giving her subjects a larger than life treatment. Krizak's Phyllis Diller impersonation is particularly hilarious, capturing her trademark raspy laugh well.
Krizak's performance isn't just for laughs, though. In a mad, feather and sequin filled explosion, followed by a sombre note, Krizak is really asking us "how far have we come?" The subtle question hits hard. The show is really a tribute to the women who made the progression to this point possible, Krizak explains. Without Betty White, without Joan Rivers, we might not have Tina Fey or Kitty Flanagan. The world's been made richer by funny females.
Andrew Worboys' musical direction is overshadowed a bit by Krizak's performance, but it definitely shouldn't go unnoticed. His piano work is a bit wild and casual, but fun and energetic, matching and enhancing the tone of the performance.
However, for an opening night performance, the energy in the small Artspace Theatre was rather lacking, forcing Krizak to work much harder to get the audience pumped up. This pressure led to a bit of messiness and a barely noticeable awkwardness between stage and crowd. Lighting also proved a bit of a distraction, with bright lights burning straight into eyes at various points of the performance.
Laugh be a Lady is a fitting tribute to the history of female-led comedy with one of our own home-grown talents at the helm.
Reviewed by James Rudd
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Rating (out of 5): 3.5
Venue: Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Street
Season: 24-25 June
Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes
Tickets: $24.90 – $39.90
Bookings: Book online through the Adelaide Cabaret Festival website or phone BASS on 131 246
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Reviewed 23 June 2016
I Might Take My Shirt Off is definitely not your typical cabaret. Telling the story of the unfortunate Lionel, the subject of a messy breakup with the love of his life, who is told by his rather scary therapist that he needs to express himself….the obvious choice being cabaret.
Thoroughly convincing, Lionel is a bumbling and shy middle manager of a carpet company, with absolutely no idea what he was doing beyond the exceedingly sparse guidance of Wikipedia. He soon discovers his "sexy self" and begins molesting the audience members (in the best way possible). The Artspace, upstairs in the Dunstan Playhouse, was the absolute perfect setting for just such "intimate" moments, with its little groupings of chairs and tables, black drapery and close proportions.
The jarred motion between beautifully polished cabaret number and a nerve-racked Lionel is utter perfection. It is like Lionel gets taken away from himself for a few glorious moments before being unceremoniously slammed back into himself, to abashedly realise what he has done. A problem booze and the accompanying ode to booze, he is sure will fix, except for the unforeseen issue of finishing the song quite sober.
Best of all there's even a story mid-story!
As with the best theatre and storytelling in general, it was not all jokes, gaffs and laughter. Rather the comedic material served to completely disarm you before delivering those crushing, soul shattering, anger flaring realisations that come after the love of your life comes to an end.
This is one show where you go for the laughs but thoroughly appreciate the story, and leave with a sense of solidarity because someone else out there has felt the same way you did once.
Reviewed by Sara Vila
Twitter: @SarasEvilTwin
Rating (out of 5): 4.5
Venue: Artspace
Season: 23-25 June 2016
Duration: 1 hour 5 mins
Tickets: $19.90 – $34.90
Bookings: Book online through the Adelaide Cabaret Festival website or phone BASS on 131 246
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Reviewed 23 June 2016
Created and directed by Moira Finucane and Jackie Smith, The Birds is a distinctly feminist variety show, which elaborately captures a bizarre mix of the more traditional French and German cabarets and more contemporary music and dance.
Finucane's performance cannot really be described as burlesque. It's more dark than comedic and more scary than sexy, making her performance overall more art than entertainment. Finucane is known for this specific arty type of act, which provides complexity and more social and political commentary than most performances in the burlesque and cabaret genre.
Clair St Clare provides a dark and sultry Piaf style character giving a somewhat subdued performance. Unfortunately St Clare doesn't quite have a voice to match her sexy persona and her challenging selection of songs doesn't quite hit the mark.
Mama Alto fares somewhat better with an impressive falsetto voice and a sparkly sexy presence.
Aerial artist Rocky Stone is the absolute highlight, with quirky and amusing bird like impressions and slick and sexy rope work. Stone is mesmerizing as she smoothly moves from one position to the next while elegantly dangling without a safety wire.
Miss Chief on piano adds to the atmosphere as does the dark and smokey lighting, while two uncredited dancers provide some booty shaking fun and show terrific hula hoop skills.
This is an unusual and arty performance that will definitely appeal to fans of Finucane and Smith but if you are looking for the more run of the mill sexy striptease and booty popping burlesque, this one might not be for you.
Reviewed by Ceri Hutton
Twitter: @Ceri_Hutton
Rating (out of 5): 3
Venue: Festival Theatre
Season: Till the 25th June
Duration: 60 mins
Tickets: $49.90
Bookings: Book online through the Adelaide Cabaret Festival website or phone BASS on 131 246
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Reviewed 23 June 2016
On Thursday night a decent crowd braved the harsh Adele-aide weather to see Naomi Price perform in Rumour Has It. Price maintained Adele's persona throughout the show while adding her unique brand of humour to the mix.
Despite a somewhat tepid welcome on stage, Price sang Rumour Has It and Rolling in the Deep with gusto. Her conversation style was rude and irresistibly charming as she imitated the singer's Tottenham accent. Price launched an introspective of Adele's life through songs, intercut with snippets of her own humour and flare.
Her imitation of Adele's voice and performance style was at times spot-on and other times purposefully overplayed. She honoured Hometown Glory and Send My Love to Your New Lover with heartfelt performances. Between these two reverent songs, Price admitted her love for the Spice Girls and presented a medley of their hits with Adele's own Chasing Pavements – to raucous applause. She also launched on an 11-minute lead into Someone Like You, where she comically dedicated the song in turn to Celine Dion, The Voice contestants, and Amy Winehouse.
Price changed into a floor length black sequined gown for Skyfall, which was accompanied by a stellar performance from her live band and a dazzling light show. Her talented band and back-up singers helped bring Adele's songs to life. Price took the time to honour each member during her final song, "Adele Mega-Mix 3000".
Rumour Has It is no demure imitation of Adele, but rather a joyful and truly cabaret rendition of her music through Price's guise. She must be commended for bringing the deadened audience to life throughout the show, changing lukewarm applause at the beginning to standing ovations.
Reviewed by Nicola Woolford
Rating (out of 5): 4.5
Venue: Dunstan Playhouse
Season: 23 Jun – 25 Jun 2016
Duration: 75 mins
Tickets: $45.90 – $59.90
Bookings: Book online through the Adelaide Cabaret Festival website or phone BASS on 131 246
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1- Mollydooker Wine Up at The Kensi The perfect way to start the month and wind up the working week is Friday night drinks at The Kensi Wine Bar with Mollydooker Wines! Talk to the people in the know and taste an amazing selection of their range, with some nibbles provided. It's free. You're welcome.
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7-31- Alpine Winter Village From the superstars that brought you Royal Croquet Club, with the support of Renew Adelaide, comes the ultimate winter festival. Held in the up and coming Adelaide Riverbank Precinct this should shake you out of your hibernation. Much as we unpacked and lived at RCC during Fringe time, this is where we'll be all July. We cannot wait. Read more here.
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8-10- Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival The aforementioned Adelaide Beer and BBQ Festival is here. Hope your stretchy pants are handy, you'll need them. The name is pretty self explanatory if we're honest. This is the biggest ever showcase of South Australian, Australian and international beer and cider in the state with 50+ exhibitors under the one roof including our favourites, Lobo Cider and Prancing Pony. Then there's more meat than you can poke a really really big stick at. And live music. Can you really ever be sad eating bacon?
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10- Love Cherish Adore Winter Wedding Expo Like a Pinterest board come to life to life for brides, Love Cherish Adore is a closely curated expo for those looking to add personal touches to their big day without knowing where to begin. Showcasing SA vendors and creative exclusively, it's rammed full of incredible ideas. You get a free glass of Kies bubbly and a little bag o' goodies included in your ticket, but you'll walk away with your wedding completely planned. That's the real win!
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15- Flamenco Dinner At Hoosegow The Magill Road icon blew us away at their Mollydooker wine dinner in June, and have wasted no time preparing another sensational evening with a distinctly Spanish influence. Enjoy a nice 'charcoal deliciousness' share menu created for the night whilst enjoying 'the sounds of spain' by alma flamenca! Dancing, singing and flamenco guitar! Olè!
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16-17- Music Palooza 2016 For the lovers of music. And we mean real music. Plant 1 at Bowden will be transformed into a playground for lovers of tunes. Local & interstate sellers with mountains or titles to browse through will set up shop. Peruse their collections of vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, concert merchandise, music books & magazines, memorabilia, sheet music and much more! Like music to your ears.
17- Fusion Japanese High Tea At Ginza Miyako
Winter brings persistent drizzle and endless weekend afternoons without the beach. Which also means the best time to fill Sunday afternoon with a glorious high tea with a difference. The first and still the only fusion Japanese high tea in Adelaide will be held at Ginza Miyako, offering beautifully crafted fusion Japanese savories and desserts. Bookings are essential, so be sure to get in quick!
20 – Sass Place Networking Night We're becoming increasingly aware of the number of #GirlBosses in Adelaide, but going it your own with a small business can feel isolated. Which is where the crew at Sass Place, a co-working hub for women is a genuine way to build a network of support around you. It's equal parts formal and casual, and you'll leave 'remembering' the women you have met, not just with a bunch of business cards.
21- Family Fun Fair 2016 Keep the kiddies happy this school holidays with the Family Fun Fair in beautiful historic Port Adelaide. All you could want from children's entertainment, music and street theatre. Laugh and learn at the Aussie Wildlife tent and everyone's favourite… face painting will be available. There will be plenty of catering to keep hungry tummies happy.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Top 10 Most Wanted fugitive, Rodney Jennings, Jr., of Chattanooga, was captured Monday night. He was added to the fugitive list 30 days ago.
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Tell them to double the value of the card
Then tell them to add three to the total
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There is very little choice (I'm assuming you mean to travel from the city centre.) A bus runs from the airport but only a couple of times a day, in mid- to late afternoon ($3), and the reverse direction only in the morning. Otherwise take a taxi, at a fixed price from the airport I believe. Your hotel may know of alternatives such as a limo. http://www.quebecregion.com/en/airport-shuttle-services
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I am coming in on a cruise and need to get to the airport as fast as I can as I have a close flight connection after checkout from the ship...how much are the taxi fare to the airport? How far are the ship docks from the airport anyway?
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Here is a link to the airport pages. It suggests a flat rate of $34.25 between the city centre and the airport.
You will probably pay extra to be picked up at the ship, but it should be a moderate sum.
Here is the link to the cruise ship terminal.http://www.portquebec.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=22&Itemid=55&lang=en_GR
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Cruise ships dock in Le Vieux Port, on the riverbank rather than in the sheltered basin. You can see the area in box G4 on the map. Essentially you will be almost downtown, except for a sharp climb up the hill (a key to the battle long ago that won Canada for the English. But I digress.) From the cruise terminal, traffic will stick to the lower town to circle the walled city.
It should be easy to arrange for a taxi since there are lots of pedestrians in the area. Or perhaps your cruise line organizes an airport shuttle. That's just a guess; I've never taken a cruise. Why not e-mail the company to ask?
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thank you Southam..I will do my diligence...seems that Quebec isn't the transportation city I thought...but I imagine it can't be that hard to get a taxi from the ship terminals to the airport early in the morning.
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