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Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30p at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
7.23.14
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Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
Key West drag show at Aqua nightclub is an amazingly funny show. Great entertainment and I have seen the show about 10 times over the years and always laugh until my jaw is aching
The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30p at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
4.23.14
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The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30p at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
7.2.14
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In New York for the OOAK Doll Festival. We got in a day early to see some shows, but we had some extra time, so we got tickets to the live taping of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah (at 733 11th Avenue (52nd Street)). We love this show and it was not that far from the hotel. We got non-guaranteed tickets, but were watching the site and was able to flip them to guaranteed tickets. We lined up at 4:30 and there is a good deal of waiting. You can take pictures while you are waiting for the show to begin, but then you have to stop. Neither Pam nor I had been to television show before. It was amazing and I highly recommend it if you get a chance. What a great show! Even saw the Trump Cake!
Had a very solid time at The PIT. The Extra Sauce Comedy Lineup Hosted by Ariel & Carolyn Castiglia, Every 1st and 3rd Thursday.
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Ian Dury’s punk-poet spirit infuses this exuberant biopic of the late Essex singer, who fought addiction, depression and polio en route to becoming a national treasure as gravel-voiced frontman of The Blockheads.
Much of this is down to a fearless performance from Andy Serkis, who brings Ian back to life with a fiercely charismatic turn that perfectly mirrors his snarling ferocity, earthy humour and hobbling gait.
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll – named after one of The Blockheads’ hits his former bandmates rerecorded especially for Mat Whitecross’ film – takes an offbeat, stylised approach to its unconventional subject.
Seemingly introduced from beyond the grave by a whey-faced, bowlerhatted Dury, here resembling a bizarre cross between Charlie Chaplin and the MC from Cabaret, the film that follows whisks us on a whistle-stop tour through his rollercoaster career, focusing as much on his childhood sufferings at the hands of a tyrannical guardian (Toby Jones) and the absence of his beloved father (Ray Winstone) as his subsequent attempts to find an audience for his funky, verbose compositions while keeping the women in his life (Naomie Harris, Olivia Williams) happy.
Front and centre, however, is Dury’s relationship with his son Baxter (Bill Milner), a lad who witnessed first hand the lunacy of his father’s rock’n’roll lifestyle.
This, then, is as much a rite of passage story as a biographical drama, Milner’s prim public schoolboy turning to teenage tearaway under his dad’s tutelage before eventually rejecting his self-destructive behaviour.
This emphasis on the personal might disappoint those who’d rather focus on the music. But Serkis is never less than ace, not least when spitting out ‘Spasticus Autisticus’ – a riposte to the UN’s Year Of Disabled Persons – from inside a straitjacket.
The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30p at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
5.7.14
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Had a very solid time at The PIT. The Extra Sauce Comedy Lineup Hosted by Ariel & Carolyn Castiglia, Every 1st and 3rd Thursday.
Had a very solid time at The PIT. The Extra Sauce Comedy Lineup Hosted by Ariel & Carolyn Castiglia, Every 1st and 3rd Thursday.
The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30p at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
4.30.14
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The IT Crowd, Episode :- Bad Boys
Bad Boys sees Moss off on a crime spree while Jen finally gets rumbled for having no IT experience whatsoever.
Because the episode starts off with Moss in a detention center of some description, you almost assume that it'll get to the heart of the matter quite quickly. It doesn't. Roy kicks things off by making Moss bunk off work, and doing such an obviously criminal act sends the geek over the edge. He starts off by shoplifting, then descends into punching a colleague in the face, resisting arrest and much more.
What's hilarious about it is that even an off-the-rails Moss is a tame, geeky creature. I loved him getting giddy wile 'loitering' on a bus with Roy.
Of course, while the two guys are having a loonnnnggg lunch, Jen goes along to a party for a new colleague. Except Douglas has set the whole thing up to get his employees tipsy and expose their professional weaknesses to the new personnel manager! A brilliant bit of evil genius from Douglas leads to Jen being exposed as a fraud - but quite rightly there's a bomb scare that gives Jen a reprieve in the epilogue.
I've done the usual 'pick of the quotes' section, but I'm afraid where IT Crowd truly excels is in little bits of visual humour or snippets of conversation that don't make sense in isolation but have you rolling around your sofa in stitches. You'll just have to watch the episode and see what's so awesome about it yourself!
Pick of the quotes: Bad Boys
1. Moss as gangsta. "What the flip are you looking at? You think this is some kind of motherflipping joke?"
2. Nicki: "I like your glasses." Moss: "I'm afraid they're not for sale."
3. Roy: "Jen, I have to say 'Have you turned it off and on again' like a thousand times a day. It's becoming like a catchphrase."
4. Jen: "Someone said I need a browser on my computer. Could you install one, please?"
5. Roy: "Jen, it's infected. If this was a human being, I'd shoot it in the face."
6. Douglas: "I thought it was high time we gave the IT Department the recognition they deserve. Where are Mark and Ray?"
7. Douglas: "I flew George Lucas in to see them as a special treat." (Lucas slumps his shoulders and walks off)
8. Ben: "Jen lacks basic computer skills, like thinking that IT means 'internet things'."
9. Moss: "I think this might be a bomb disposal robot, Roy..."
10. Bomb disposal guy: "I'm having a couple of problems with it." Moss: "What system does it use?" Bomb disposal guy: "Vista." Moss: "We're all going to die."
Student Activities Director, Lynn Watts with Daniel Lopez, comedian-- DCCC comedy show in the Storm Cellar.
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Harry Brown is a British vigilante crime thriller film directed by Daniel Barber and starring Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer, Jack O'Connell, and Liam Cunningham.
The film also features actor and artist Ben Drew (Plan B) who, with Chase & Status, is also responsible for the film's theme music track End Credits. Harry Brown had its World Premiere as a Special Presentation; at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival and was released theatrically in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2009; the film was released in the United States by Samuel Goldwyn Films on April 30, 2010.
The story follows Harry Brown, a widowed Northern Ireland veteran living on an Elephant and Castle London housing estate that is rapidly descending into youth crime. Harry takes up violent methods to curb crime after a friend is murdered.
The film will be released in the United States on April 30, 2010 by Samuel Goldwyn Films.
Local comics hold a comedy show at George Floyd Square. Throughout the summer the square was a gathering place not only for the community but for those who came from afar to show their respects after George Floyd was killed on May 25th, 2020.
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This image is part of a continuing series following the unrest and events in Minneapolis following the May 25th, 2020 murder of George Floyd.
Ayesha Al Quds cordially invited to participate in its launching event, the “Jerusalem Ka3ek Festival” on Sunday October 23rd 2011 at Dar il Tiffel School in Sheikh Jarrah.
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Joshikai_女子会_All Lady Comedy Show
(Joshikai) means "Girls Hang Out"
02/21/15
The Wilde Thistle
Los Angeles, CA
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Karen Kilgariff, Martin Olson, Blaine Capatch, Jeff Johnson, Charles Ezell, Hannah Gansen and Chris Hobbs join up for a night of original music at The FAKE Gallery in Los Angeles. CA.
Hosted by Paul Koslowski
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