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  • Extras: WINSPIRIT AND CASINOCANADA ARE NOW WORKING TOGETHER

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    Aleksandra Drigo, sales director at CasinoCanada – “It’s partnerships such as this that strengthen our position as the leading online casino guide for players in Canada.” Players trust our information and reviews and know that the casinos we list on our site are among the best. CasinoCanada, a prominent casino gambling resource platform has now…

  • Extras: WHAT IS INCLUDED IN HORSEBOX INSURANCE?

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    It can be hard to figure out what kind of horsebox insurance you need. You might or might not know that a horsebox needs insurance, but there are a few different ways to get it. It is important to make the right choice because if the horsebox insurance isn’t legal for some reason, you might…

  • Theater Review: THE COLORED MUSEUM (Studio Theatre, D.C.)

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    A FANTASIZED LOOK INTO BLACKNESS IN AMERICA The Colored Museum by George C. Wolfe, currently at The Studio Theatre, is a wild, satirical glance into African-American experiences, dating back to slaves in Africa to the present (which was 1986 when Wolfe penned it). The experiences are how Blacks are portrayed to a white public, as…

  • Extras: GAMBLING TOURISM IN NORTH KOREA?

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    Gambling tourism in North Korea may seem unexpected, as tourism is tightly controlled  by the North Korean government, but it exists, and primarily for foreign visitors. Despite strict rules prohibiting gambling for its citizens, the country has two notable casinos where foreign visitors can try their luck. But there are always online casino gambling platforms and…

  • Extras | Art: TRANSFORMING YOUR BACKYARD INTO A COZY RETREAT

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    In today’s fast-paced world, finding moments of peace and tranquility is essential for maintaining our well-being. One often overlooked oasis of calm is right outside our doors: the backyard. Transforming your backyard into a cozy retreat offers a sanctuary where you can unwind, connect with nature, and recharge your batteries. In this article, we’ll explore…

  • Regional & Off-Broadway Theater: MEDEA: RE-VERSED (Red Bull Theater, Bedlam, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival)

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    “There’s more to her than anyone could ever infer – You can kick my words to the curb. I think it’s time that we heard from her.” An ice-cold, high-octane adaptation of Euripides’ play written in battle rap verse, this brand-new electrifying hip-hop version of the ancient classic Medea by Luis Quintero, co-conceived and directed…

  • Theater Review: TICK, TICK… BOOM! (Cygnet Theatre)

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    NOT LARSON’S BIGGIE, BUT IT PAID THE “RENT” One of the great heartbreaks of theater history is that Jonathan Larson, the author and composer of the rock opera Rent, his modern telling of Puccini’s La Bohème, died suddenly at 35 of an aortic aneurysm on Jan. 25, 1996, 10 days before his 36th birthday and…

  • Theater Review: BYE BYE BIRDIE (Palm Canyon Theatre)

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    HELLO HELLO BIRDIE! Waxing nostalgic about the 1950s is never out of style as Palm Canyon Theatre ably proves with their current production of Bye Bye Birdie running through July 14. Bye Bye Birdie is a classic musical, famous for its satirical take on rock ‘n’ roll and its takeover of pop culture in America…

  • Extras: STEPHEN SONDHEIM – A REMEMBRANCE

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    I’m deeply moved that Merrily We Roll Along takes its final Broadway bow today. Though I’m far from New York and haven’t visited since before the pandemic, the clips, interviews, and Tony Awards have let me feel the tangible love and chemistry among the enormously talented cast. The love and light emanating from this show…

  • Extras: HOW AD BLOCKERS ARE CHANGING ONLINE BROWSING HABITS

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    In today’s digital age, where every click and scroll is accompanied by a targeted advertisement, the role of ad blockers has become increasingly significant. What started as a niche tool for tech-savvy users has now permeated mainstream browsing habits, reshaping how individuals interact with online content. This blog explores the profound implications of ad blockers,…

  • Theater Review: UNBROKEN BLOSSOMS (East West Players)

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    A TIME-TRAVELING UNBROKEN BLOSSOMS REVEALS BIGOTRY AND MISOGYNY Before seeing the world premiere of Unbroken Blossoms by Philip W. Chung at East West Players, I had never heard of the 1919 American silent film Broken Blossoms, directed by D. W. Griffith  starring Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess, in which a frail waif is abused by her…

  • Theater Review: FUNNY GIRL (National Tour at Kennedy Center)

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    KATERINA MCCRIMMON IS INDEED THE GREATEST STAR Funny Girl is a beloved musical that first premiered on Broadway in 1964, with music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Bob Merrill, and a book by Isobel Lennart. The original production starred Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice, a role that catapulted her to stardom and earned her critical…

  • Theater Review: ZAC EFRON (Token Theatre at A Red Orchid)

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    ZAC IS ON THE INSIDE TRACK Token Theatre’s world premiere production of Zac Efron by David Rhee  — co-written by Wai Yim  and directed by Alan Muraoka — is not about Zac Efron at all, beyond recognizing that he’s a cookie-cutter hot white man. The play spotlights a gay Asian-American love story and the pair’s rise to…

  • Extras: DATE NIGHT MOVIES: HAVE A GREAT TIME WITH YOUR CRUSH

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    Looking to score some major points with your crush? With the top date night movies, you will certainly enjoy a fascinating evening, cuddles, and closeness with your partner. Check out a selection of the most interesting movies for date night, grab some popcorn, and snuggle up. From classic romantic genres to thrillers, you will definitely…

  • Extras: SUNGLASSES THROUGH THE HISTORY OF MUSIC

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    Sunglasses have been an iconic accessory in the music industry for decades, symbolising not only fashion but also the persona of various musical legends. From rock and roll to hip-hop, sunglasses have played a crucial role in defining the image and style of musicians across genres. This article explores the historical journey of sunglasses in…

  • Theater Review: DESIGN FOR LIVING (Odyssey Theatre)

    MEET NOËL COWARD’S THROUPLE OF ARTISTS IN THE 1930s Design For Living is one of Noël Coward’s less performed plays but it fair crackles with bons mots — you know you’re in good hands when delightfully old-fashioned words like “horrid,” “bloody,” “cheap,” and “vulgar” are tossed around with, well, gay abandon. Odyssey Theatre Ensemble is…

  • Highly Recommended Reading: THE PEOPLE vs. LENNY BRUCE (Garry Marshall Theatre in Burbank)

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    The People vs. Lenny Bruce, presented by Cause Célèbre Productions and Henderson Productions, is the third segment of All The Court’s A Stage, a series of plays that are based on seven of Martin Garbus‘s cases. With a dramatic adaptation by  Susan Charlotte  from the 1964 obscenity case, and directed by  Antony Marsellis,  it will make its Los Angeles…

  • Extras: WHAT IS KRATOM TEA AND HOW TO MAKE IT?

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    Kratom tea is an herbal supplement that has quickly drawn the interest of health enthusiasts as being quite a useful product. Here, you will find out what kratom tea is, how it is made, how much of it should be consumed, and how you can make it taste better. When exploring different types of kratom…

  • Cabaret Review: KEN PAGE (Coachella Valley Repertory Theatre)

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    HE HAD US ALL ON THE SAME PAGE Ken Page is a marvel. It would be reasonable to start and finish this review with that sentence. He has been a powerful presence in stage, film, and cabaret for well over five decades. If you think you don’t know him, you do. If for no other…

  • Extras | Music: 7 PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR GETTING DISCOVERED AS A MUSICIAN

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    Being a musician is challenging, and getting discovered is one of the hardest aspects. It can be a long and winding path, but keep in mind that many artists have done it before! This article will help you get discovered and achieve your dream of being a successful musician. Whether you’re a singer, songwriter, or…

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