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Research Post #6: Annie Leibovitz

Background of The Artist

Annie Leibovitz, born October 2, 1949, is a renowned American portrait photographer known for her striking and intimate images of celebrities. She began her career as a staff photographer for Rolling Stone magazine in the early 1970s, where she quickly gained recognition for her bold and evocative portraits of musicians, actors, and public figures. Leibovitz's work is often characterized by elaborate setups, unique poses, and a deep sense of vulnerability in her subjects, blending both glamour and rawness. Her 1980s photograph of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, taken shortly before Lennon’s death, is one of her most iconic images. Over the years, she has worked for major publications such as Vanity Fair and Vogue, cementing her status as one of the most influential photographers of her generation. Leibovitz's work continues to evolve, encompassing personal projects and large-scale exhibitions, with her photographs celebrated for their ability to capture both the public personas and private emotions of her subjects.

Education

San Francisco Art Institute (B.F.A., 1971)

Northwood High School

Photographic Style

Annie Leibovitz’s photography style is known for its bold, dramatic compositions and intimate portrayal of her subjects. She frequently uses elaborate settings, carefully chosen lighting, and props to create a sense of narrative, often blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. Her celebrity portraits are marked by a deep connection with the subject, capturing vulnerability and personality through relaxed, sometimes unconventional poses. Leibovitz often integrates rich color and contrast, producing visually striking images. She has a unique ability to showcase her subjects' public persona and private emotional depth. Whether through conceptual staging or spontaneous moments, her work is a fusion of artistry, storytelling, and intimate human connection.

Leonardo DiCaprio with a Swan, 1997 Photography by Annie Leibovitz for Vanity Fair

I really enjoy this piece and the artworks of Leibovitz because looking through all his photographs, reminds me of my theme project with the study of environment portraits. It gave me a different outlook and I really enjoy the dramatic effect that many of her works have. For example, this piece is of DiCaprio with a swan, which gives so much meaning and beauty to the piece. This taught me that conventional props or doing something could elevate a piece.

Awards

2024 CFDA Media Award

2018 Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design

2016 International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum

2015 Paez Medal of Art from VAEA

2013 Prince of Asturias Award for Communication

2012 Glamour Award for The Visionary

2012 Honorary Clio Award

2009 The Royal Photographic Society's Centenary Medal and Honorary Fellowship (HonFRPS) in recognition of a sustained, significant contribution to the art of photography

2003 The Lucie Awards

1999 ADC Hall of Fame

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Randall Stuart Newman (nato il 28 novembre 1943) è un cantautore, arrangiatore, compositore e pianista americano noto per il suo stile di canto con accento del sud , le prime canzoni influenzate dall'America (spesso con testi mordaci o satirici) e varie colonne sonore di film . [5] I suoi successi come artista discografico includono " Short People " (1977), " I Love LA " (1983) e " You've Got a Friend in Me " (1995) con Lyle Lovett , mentre altri artisti si sono divertiti successo con le cover dei suoi " Mama Told Me Not to Come " (1966), " I Think It's Going to Rain Today " (1968) e " You Can Leave Your Hat On " (1972).

Nato a Los Angeles da una famiglia allargata di compositori cinematografici di Hollywood, Newman ha iniziato la sua carriera di compositore all'età di 17 anni, scrivendo successi per gruppi come i Fleetwoods , Cilla Black , Gene Pitney e Alan Price Set . Nel 1968 fece il suo debutto formale come artista solista con l'album Randy Newman , prodotto da Lenny Waronker e Van Dyke Parks . Quattro degli album senza colonna sonora di Newman sono entrati nella top 40 degli Stati Uniti: Sail Away (1972), Good Old Boys (1974), Little Criminals (1977) e Harps and Angels (2008).

Dagli anni '80 Newman ha lavorato principalmente come compositore cinematografico. Ha realizzato nove film d'animazione Disney - Pixar , inclusi tutti e quattro i film di Toy Story (1995–2019), A Bug's Life (1998), entrambi i film di Monsters, Inc. (2001, 2013) e il primo e il terzo film di Cars (2006). , 2017), nonché James e la pesca gigante (1996) e La principessa e il ranocchio (2009) della Disney. Le sue altre colonne sonore includono Cold Turkey (1971), Ragtime (1981), The Natural (1984), Awakenings (1990), Cats Don't Dance (1997), Pleasantville (1998), Meet the Parents (2000), Seabiscuit ( 2003) e Storia di un matrimonio (2019).

Newman ha ricevuto ventidue nomination agli Academy Award nelle categorie Miglior colonna sonora originale e Miglior canzone originale e ha vinto due volte in quest'ultima categoria, contribuendo a rendere i Newman la famiglia allargata degli Academy Award più nominata , con un totale di 92 nomination in varie categorie musicali. . Ha anche vinto tre Emmy , sette Grammy Awards e il Governor's Award della Recording Academy . [6] Nel 2007, è stato riconosciuto dalla Walt Disney Company come una leggenda Disney . [7] È stato inserito nella Songwriters Hall of Fame nel 2002 e nella Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nel 2013. [8]

Primi anni di vita e istruzione Newman è nato da una famiglia ebrea il 28 novembre 1943, il trentesimo compleanno di suo padre, [9] a Los Angeles . È il figlio di Adele "Dixie" ( nata Fuchs/Fox; 30 agosto 1916 - 4 ottobre 1988), segretaria, e Irving George Newman (28 novembre 1913 - 1 febbraio 1990), internista . [10] Ha vissuto a New Orleans , in Louisiana, da bambino e ha trascorso lì le estati fino all'età di 11 anni, quando la sua famiglia è tornata a Los Angeles. Il lato paterno della sua famiglia comprende i nonni Luba ( nata Koskoff) (21 luglio 1883 - 3 marzo 1954) e Michael Newman (Nemorofsky) (1874-1948), e tre zii che erano compositori di colonne sonore di film di Hollywood: Alfred Newman , Lionel Newman e Emil Newman . [11] I cugini di Newman, Thomas , Maria , David e Joey , sono anche compositori di film. Si è laureato alla University High School di Los Angeles. Ha studiato musica all'Università della California, a Los Angeles , ma ha abbandonato gli studi un semestre prima di un BA [12] Nel giugno 2021, ha finalmente completato la sua laurea alla UCLA. [13]

I genitori di Newman erano ebrei non osservanti: lo stesso Newman è ateo . [14] Ha detto che la religione o qualsiasi senso di identità religiosa era completamente assente nella sua infanzia. Per illustrarlo, ha spesso raccontato nelle interviste un episodio di antisemitismo accaduto quando era giovane: fu invitato da una compagna di classe ad accompagnarla a un cotillion nel suo country club di Los Angeles, il Riviera Country Club . [14] Accettò l'invito ma fu successivamente disinvitato dal padre della ragazza, che disse a Newman che sua figlia non avrebbe mai dovuto invitarlo perché gli ebrei non erano ammessi nel club . Newman riattaccò il telefono, poi andò a chiedere a suo padre cosa fosse un "ebreo". [14] [15] [16]

Carriera

Newman suona il pianoforte nel 1972 Cantautore Newman è un cantautore professionista da quando aveva 17 anni. Cita Ray Charles come la sua più grande influenza durante la sua infanzia, affermando: "Ho amato la musica di Charles all'eccesso". [17] Il suo primo singolo come artista fu "Golden Gridiron Boy" del 1962, pubblicato quando aveva 18 anni. [18] Il singolo fallì e Newman scelse di concentrarsi sulla scrittura di canzoni e sull'arrangiamento per diversi anni.

Uno dei primi crediti di scrittura fu "They Tell Me It's Summer", usato come lato b del singolo dei Fleetwoods del 1962, "Lovers by Night, Strangers by Day", che portò a ulteriori commissioni da parte dei Fleetwoods e anche di Pat Boone . [19] Altre prime canzoni furono registrate da Gene Pitney , Jerry Butler , Petula Clark , Dusty Springfield , Jackie DeShannon , gli O'Jays e Irma Thomas , tra gli altri. Il suo lavoro come cantautore ha avuto un successo particolare nel Regno Unito: i 40 migliori successi britannici scritti da Newman includono "I've Been Wrong Before" di Cilla Black (n. 17, 1965), "Nobody Needs Your Love" di Gene Pitney ( N. 2, 1966) e " Just One Smile " (N. 8, 1966); e " Simon Smith and the Amazing Dancing Bear " di Alan Price Set (n. 4, 1967). Price, un tastierista inglese che all'epoca stava riscuotendo un grande successo, sostenne Newman presentando sette canzoni di Randy Newman nel suo album A Price on His Head del 1967 .

A metà degli anni '60, Newman mantenne uno stretto rapporto musicale con la band Harpers Bizarre , meglio conosciuta per la loro versione di successo del 1967 della composizione di Paul Simon " The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) ". La band registrò sei composizioni di Newman, tra cui "Simon Smith" e "Happyland", durante la loro breve carriera iniziale (1967-1969).

In questo periodo Newman iniziò una lunga collaborazione professionale con l'amico d'infanzia Lenny Waronker . Waronker era stato assunto per produrre i Tikis, i Beau Brummels e i Mojo Men , tutti sotto contratto con l'etichetta indipendente di Los Angeles Autumn Records . A sua volta chiamò Newman, Leon Russell e un altro amico, il pianista/arrangiatore Van Dyke Parks , per suonare nelle sessioni di registrazione. Più tardi, nel 1966, Waronker fu assunto come manager A&R dalla Warner Bros. Records e la sua amicizia con Newman, Russell e Parks diede inizio a un circolo creativo attorno a Waronker alla Warner Bros. che divenne una delle chiavi della Warner Bros.' successivo successo come etichetta di musica rock. [20]

Negli anni '70, Newman scrisse insieme a Jake Holmes il jingle "La bevanda analcolica più originale di sempre" per Dr Pepper . [21]

Nel 2011, Newman ha approvato l'album della cantante jazz Roseanna Vitro , The Randy Newman Project ( Motéma Music , 2011). [22]

Nel 2020, Newman ha scritto una canzone intitolata "Stay Away" per sostenere le persone durante la pandemia COVID-19. La canzone può essere scaricata e il ricavato va all'Ellis Marsalis Center per sostenere i bambini svantaggiati nel 9th Ward di New Orleans. [23]

Le composizioni di canzoni di Newman sono rappresentate da Downtown Music Publishing DA Wikipedia

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padovajazzclub · 5 years ago

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HALL OF FAME

Artisti ospitati dal Jazz Club rassegne jazz 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Venerdì,20 dicembre 2013

FERENC NEMETH "TRIUMPH" 4et

Kenny Werner - piano Gregory Tardy – tenor sax Lionel Loueke - electric bass Ferenc Nemeth - drums

*****

Giovedì,4 dicembre 2013

Simone Graziano "Frontal" 5et

Simone Graziano-piano

David Binney-alto sax

Dan Kinzelman -tenor sax

Gabriele Evangelista-contrabbasso

Stefano Tamborrino -drums

*****

Giovedì,24 ottobre 2013

SILVANIA DOS SANTOS Trio Silvania Dos Santos-vocals Ennio Righetti-guitar,mandolino e cavaquinho Roberto Rossi-drums , percussion

*****

Giovedì,16 ottobre 2013

OFF THE CHARTS 4et

Pietro Tonolo-tenor sax

Andrea Pozza-piano

Lorenzo Conte-double bass

Ferenc Nemeth-drums

*****

Giovedì ,10 ottobre 2013

Alex Schultz-guitars Raphael Wressnig-hammond Silvio Berger-drums,tamburine

*****

Giovedì,3 ottobre 2013

The Mixtapers feat. Flavio Sigurtà

Nico Menci-Keyboards

Michele Manzo-basso e chitarra

Brother Martino-drums

Flavio Sigurtà-tromba

*****

Giovedì,8 agosto 2013

Michael Blake-tenor sax from NEW YORK

Alessandro Lanzoni-piano

Gabriele Evangelista-contrabbasso

Tommaso Cappellato-drums

*****

Giovedì,10 maggio 2013

MICHELA GRENA & THE ONE BEAT BAND

Michela Grena - voce Gianpaolo Rinaldi – pianoforte e tastiere Luca Amatruda - basso Andrea Pivetta - batteria Mirko Cisilino - tromba

*****

Giovedì,28 marzo 2013

Arthur Kell 4et

Loren Stillman - sax contralto

Brad Shepik - chitarra

Arthur Kell - contrabbasso

Tommaso Cappellato -batteria

*****

Giovedì,20 febbraio 2013

Kelvin Sholar Trio

kelvin Sholar-piano

Andrea Lombardini-bass

Tommaso Cappellato-drums

*****

Giovedì ,9 febbraio 2013

Glaucorius 4et

Glauco Benedetti-basso tuba

Luca Grani-chitarra

Davide Agnoli-sax contralto

Lorenzo Terminelli-batteria

*****

Giovedì,7 febbraio 2013

Leroy Emmanuel 5et

*****

Giovedì,29 novembre 2012

Diodati Neko 4et

*****

Giovedì,22 novembre 2012

Hobby Horse trio

*****

Giovedì,25 ottobre 2012

Malastrana 4et

Michael Rosen-sax soprano

Stefano Raffaelli-piano

Flavio Zanon-contrabbasso

John B.Arnold-batteria ******

Giovedì,18 ottobre 2012

JELLY ROLLS BAND

Sergio Gonzo- tromba Fiorenzo Martini- tromba Marco Ronzani-sax soprano Bobo Beraldo-sax contralto Marco Bressan-sax tenore Luca Moresco-trombone Giovanni Carollo-chitarra elettrica Andrea Miotello-chitarra elettrica Federico Valdemarca-contrabbasso Giulio Faedo-batteria

*****

Giovedì,11 ottobre 2012

GROOVE ELECTION 5et

*****

Giovedì,4 ottobre 2012

Matteo Raggi,Davide Brillante,Luciano Milanese,Carlo Milanese

*****

Giovedì,27 settembre 2012

MORROCOY BAND

Ascanio Scano,Giuseppe Bertolino,Pasquale Cosco,Marco Andrighetto

*****

Giovedì,20 settembre 2012

GIANNI STEFANI 4et

Gianni Stefani-sax tenore

Matteo Alfonso-piano

Nicola Bortolanza-contrabbasso

Luca Lazzari-batteria

*****

Giovedì,3 maggio 2012

MEETING SOUNDS 4et

Claudio Giovagnoli- sax tenore

Simone Graziano-piano

Gabriele Evangelista-contrabbasso

Bernardo Guerra-batteria

*****

Giovedì,26 aprile 2012

Fabio Giachino trio

Fabio Giachino: pianoforte

Davide Liberti: contrabbasso

Ruben Bellavia: batteria

*****

Giovedì,19 aprile 2012

Alessia Obino 4et

Alessia Obino-voce

Fabrizio Puglisi-piano

Stefano Senni-contrabbasso

Tommaso Cappellato-batteria

*****

Giovedì,5 aprile 2012

Gabriele Boggio Ferraris 4et

Alessandro Rossi - batteria

Michele Tacchi contrabbasso

Gabriele Boggio Ferraris-vibrafono

Mirko Mignone-piano

*****

Giovedì,29 marzo 2012

Raffaele Genovese trio

Raffaele Genovese-piano

Marco Vaggi-contrabbasso

Ferdinando Faraò-batteria

*****

Lunedì , 26 marzo 2012

Simone Graziano Project

Chris Speed -tenor sax

David Binney-alto sax

Simone Graziano-piano

Gabriele Evangelista-contrabbasso

Stefano Tamborrino -drums

*****

Giovedì,22 marzo 2012

Dario Carnovale-piano

Massimo Serafini-contrabbasso

Luca Colussi -batteria

Max Ionata -sax tenore

*****

Mercoledì,7 marzo 2012

RALPH ALESSI & SIMONE GUIDUCCI Gramelot Ensemble

Ralph Alessi-tromba Achille Succi-clarinetto Oscar Del Barba-piano

Simone Guiducci-chitarra Giulio Corini-contrabbasso Andrea Ruggeri-batteria

*****

Giovedì,2 febbraio 2012

Andy Gravish e Mike Campagna 5et

Andy Gravish -trumpet

Mike Campagna-tenor sax

Alessandro Collina-piano

Marc Peillon-double bass

Rodolfo Cervetto-drums

*****

Giovedì,26 gennaio 2012

DONATELLA VALGONIO 4et

Donatella Valgonio-voce

Stefano Caniato-piano

Peppe Rappa Rosario-contrabbasso

Paolo Mappa-batteria

*****

Giovedì,15 dicembre 2011

Tommaso Genovesi 4et

Tommaso Genovesi - piano

Nevio Zaninotto - sax tenore

Danilo Gallo – contrabbasso

U.T. Ghandi - batteria

*****

Mercoledì,14 dicembre 2011

Grant Stewart Italian 4et

Grant Stewart - sax tenore from Canada

Alessandro Collina - piano

Giovanni Sanguineti - contrabbasso

Enzo Carpentieri - batteria

*****

Giovedì,24 novembre 2011

Guglielmo Grillo trio

Guglielmo Grillo-voce e chitarra

Lello Petrarca-piano e basso

Domenico De Marco-batteria

*****

Giovedì,10 novembre 2011

Marco Pacassoni 4et

Marco Pacassoni-vibrafono

Enzo Bocciero-piano

Lorenzo De Angeli-contrabbasso

Matteo Pantaleoni-batteria

*****

Mercoledì,3 novembre 2011

Joel Holmes trio

Joel Holmes-piano

Stefano Senni-contrabbasso

Pietro Valente-batteria

*****

Giovedì,27 ottobre 2011

Danielle Di Majo 5et

Danielle Di Majo-sax contralto

Giancarlo Maurino-sax tenore

Fabio Giachino-piano

Marco Piccirillo-contrabbasso

Emilio Bernè -batteria

*****

Giovedì,20 ottobre 2011

Felice Clemente 4et

Felice Clemente-sax tenore e soprano

Massimo Colombo-piano

Giulio Corini-contrabbasso

Massimo Manzi-batteria

*****

Giovedì,13 ottobre 2011

Pietro Bonelli New Voice trio

Pietro Bonelli-chitarra

Pino Fusco-voce ed effetti

Daniele Petrosillo-basso elettrico

*****

Giovedì,6 ottobre 2011

Francesco Socal " Klezmer " 4et

Francesco Socal-clarinetto e voce

Enzo Moretto-fisarmonica

Giorgio Panagin-contrabbasso

Niccolò Romanin-batteria

*****

Giovedì,29 settembre 2011

Paolo Recchia - sax contralto Nicola Muresu - contrabbasso Nicola Angelucci - Batteria

*****

Mercoledì ,28 settembre 2011

ANDREA LOMBARDINI & his BROKEN BAND

Andrea Lombardini - Basso Elettrico Fulvio Sigurtà - Tromba Paolo Porta - Sax tenore Federico Casagrande – Chitarra elettrica Marcos Cavaleiro - Batteria *****

Giovedì,22 settembre 2011

Max Amazio-chitarra Ugo Bongianni-piano Andrea Cozzani-basso Angelo Ferrua-batteria

*****

Giovedì,15 settembre 2011

Dario Carnovale trio Feat. Fabrizio Bosso

Fabrizio Bosso-tromba

Dario Carnovale-piano

Simone Serafini-contrabbasso

Luca Colussi-batteria

*****

Giovedì,8 settembre 2011

Maria Patti " The Silver Lining" 4et

Maria Patti-voce

Michele Franzini -piano

Attilio Zanchi-contrabbasso

Tommy Bradascio-batteria

*****

Giovedì,18 agosto 2011

Michael Blake-sax tenore Stefano Senni-contrabbasso Tommaso Cappellato-batteria

*****

Giovedì,23 giugno 2011

HOT BOW trio

Mattia Martorano-violino

Andrea Boschetti-chitarra acustica

Beppe Pilotto-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,16 giugno 2011

Fabrizio Gaudino 4et

Fabrizio Gaudino-tromba

Danilo Memoli-piano

Luca Pisani-contrabbasso

Oreste Soldano-batteria

*****

Giovedì,9 giugno 2011

Robert Bonisolo- tenor sax

Marc Abrams-double bass

Enzo Carpentieri-drums

*****

Lunedì,23 maggio 2011

El Portal 5et

Nolan Lern -tenor sax

Rainier Davies- guitar

Paul Bedal-fender Rhodes

Joe Rehmer-bass

Dion Kerr-drums

*****

Giovedì,19 maggio 2011

Sara Righetto 4et

Sara Righetto-voce

Roberto Brusca-piano

Rosa Brunello-contrabbasso

Davide Lo Cascio-batteria

*****

Giovedì,12 maggio 2011

Intersection 4et

Mattia Dalla Pozza-sax contralto

Paolo Garbin-piano

Franco Catalini-contrabbasso

Enrico Smiderle- batteria

*****

Giovedì,5 maggio 2011

Alessandra Pascali 4et

*****

Giovedì,28 aprile 2011

Paolo Faga 5et from Milano

Paolo Faga-tromba

Flavio Nicotera-sax tenore

Mario Zara-piano

Tito Mangialajo-contrabbasso

Giorgio Di Tullio-batteria

*****

Giovedì,21 aprile 2011

Enrico Dal Bosco 5et

Enrico Dal Bosco-sax contralto

Roberto Soggetti-piano

Massimo Niero-chitarra

Cristian Roque Allende-basso elettrico

Max Chiarella-batteria

*****

Giovedì,14 aprile 2011

Michele Manzo -Marc Abrams-Tommaso Cappellato

*****

Giovedì,7 aprile 2011

Psaico Bop 4et

Fabrizio Puglisi-piano

Alessio Alberghini-sax baritono e soprano

Tiziano Zanetti-contrabbasso

Claudio Trotta-batteria

*****

Mercoledì,6 aprile 2011

Flavio Sigurtà 5et

Flavio Sigurtà-tromba

James Allsopp-sax tenore

Francesco Casagrande-chitarra

Riaan Vofloo-contrabbasso

Timothy Giles-batteria

*****

Giovedì,31 marzo 2011

Sugar Pie & the Candymen

Giorgia Ciavatta-voce

Jacopo Delfini-chitarra gipsy

Renato Podestà-chitarra semiacustica

Alex Carreri-contrabbasso

Roberto Lupo-batteria

*****

Giovedì,17 marzo 2011

G.B. Funky & Jazz Orchestra ( 12 elementi)

Gastone Bortoloso -direzione ,arrangiamenti e tromba solista

*****

Giovedì,10 marzo 2011

Antonello Marafioti-piano Stefano Senni-contrabbasso Tommaso Cappellato-batteria

****

Giovedì,3 marzo 2011

Massimo Zemolin -chitarra Stefano Olivato -armonica Leonardo Di Angilla -pandeiro

*****

Giovedì,24 febbraio 2011

RAPHAEL WRESSNIG Trio (swinging' the blues) Raphael Wressnig organo Hammond B3 Scott Steen tromba Vincenzo Barattin batteria

*****

Giovedì,17 febbraio 2011

Alex Sipiagin - Michele Calgaro Duo Alex Sipiagin Tromba Michele Calgaro Chitarra

*****

Giovedì,10 febbraio 2011

LEYDIS MENDEZ Y CARRETERA CENTRAL (son cubano) Leydis Mendez chitarra e voce Gianluca Nuti chitarra tres e cori "Mr. Top" Tiziano Melchiori bongos e cori Stefano Andreatta basso e flauto Mario Zivas tromba

*****

Giovedì,3 febbraio 2011

BLUE NAIF Fabio Rossato-Accordeon Mattia Martorano-violino Andrea Boschetti-chitarra acustica Alessandro Turchet-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,27 gennaio 2011

NEW QUARTET Danilo Memoli-piano Gianni Stefani-sax tenore Stefano Senni-contrabbasso Max Chiarella-batteria

*****

Giovedì,20 gennaio 2011

BOCHO FIGO Quartet Lisandra Hernandez Betaille ”da Cuba” (voce & chitarra) Matteo Pescarolo (sax tenore e soprano, clarinetto, flauto) Daniele Labelli (tastiere) Pasquale Cosco (contrabbasso)

*****

Giovedì,23 dicembre 2010

Stefano Raffaelli,Fiorenzo Zeni,Romano Todesco,Giorgio Zanier

*****

Govedì,16 dicembre 2010

Marco Zambon,Angelo Ferlini,Giorgio Panagin,Marco Callegaro

*****

Giovedì,9 dicembre 2010

Nicola Fazzini,Riccardo Chiarion,Marco Privato,Luca Colussi

*****

Giovedì,25 novembre 2010

Carlo Porfilio,Marco Bassi,Nicola Di Camillo

*****

Giovedì,18 novembre 2010

Federico Casagrande,Christophe Panzani,Ferenc Nemeth

*****

Giovedì,11 novembre 2010

Dario Carnovale,Simone Serafini,Luca Colussi

*****

Giovedì,4 novembre 2010

Gianni Stefani,Ivan Tibolla,Franco Catalini,Tommaso Cappellato

*****

Giovedì,21 ottobre 2010

Maria Patti,Luciano Zadro,Attilio Zanchi,Marco Castiglioni

*****

Giovedì,14 ottobre 2010

Marco Pacassoni ,Giacomo Dominici ,Filippo Lattanzi

*****

Giovedì,7 ottobre 2010

Max Amazio,Ugo Bongianni,Andrea Cozzani,Angelo Ferrua

*****

Giovedì,30 settembre 2010

Guido Bombardieri – sax soprano Roberto Soggetti – piano

Sandro Massazza – contrabbasso Valerio Abeni – batteria

*****

Giovedì,23 settembre 2010

Sandro Gibellini-Ares Tavolazzi-Mauro Beggio

*****

Giovedì,29 luglio 2010

Mimmo Turone,Max Turone,Fiorenzo Ferriani

*****

Giovedì,22 luglio 2010

TEATRIO'

Marta Facco,Stefano Santangelo,Fabiano Guidi Colombi,Giancarlo Tombesi

****

Giovedì,15 luglio 2010

Francesco Geminiani,Marcello Tonolo,Lorenzo Conte,Tommaso Cappellato

*****

Giovedì,8 luglio 2010

Stefano Raffaelli,Romano Todesco,Fiorenzo Zeni,Giorgio Zanier

*****

Giovedì,20 maggio 2010

Matteo Raggi 4et

Matteo Raggi -sax tenore

Davide Brillante-chitarra

Mirko Scàrcia-contrabbasso

Stefano De Rosa - batteria

*****

Giovedì,6 maggio 2010

ALMA SWING

Mattia Martorano-violino

Lino Brotto-chitarra

Andrea Boschetti-chitarra ritmica

Diego Rossato-chitarra ritmica

Beppe Pilotto-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,29 aprile 2010

BALKANICA

Sladjana Bozic-accordeon

Maurizio Scavezzon-contrabbasso

Divide Michieletto-batteria

*****

Giovedì,22 aprile 2010

Marco Zambon 4et

Marco Zambon-sax tenore

Dario Volpi-chitarra

Otello Savoia-contrabbasso

Marco Callegaro-batteria

*****

Giovedì,15 aprile 2010

PIETRO BONELLI Group

Pietro Bonelli-chitarra

Mario Zara-piano

Daniele Petrosillo-contrabbasso

Giorgio Di Tullio-batteria

*****

Giovedì,8 aprile 2010

TEA FOR FIVE

David minotti- jazz crooner

Alberto Berlese-piano

Giovanni Masiero-sax tenore

Mauro Bonaldo-contrabbasso

Luca Lazzari-batteria

******

Giovedì,1 aprile 2010

STEFANO RAFFAELLI Trio

Stefano Raffaelli-piano

Flavio Zanon -contrabbasso

Giorgio Zanier-batteria

*****

Giovedì,25 marzo 2010

DARIO CARNOVALE trio

Dario Carnovale-piano

Simone Serafini-contrabbasso

Luca Colussi-batteria

*****

Giovedì,18 marzo 2010

ORIGINAL PERDIDO JAZZ BAND

Giannantonio Bresciani,Saulo Agostini,Federico Benedetti,Rossano Fravezzi ,

Francesco (Chicco) Agostini

Gianni Romano,Maurizo Rozzoni,Piero Delia,Caterina Dal Zen

*****

Giovedì,11 marzo 2010

MIMMO TURONE Trio

Mimmo Turone-piano

Aron Widmarck-contrabbasso

Vittorio Sicbaldi-batteria

*****

Giovedì,25 febbraio 2010

Monica Giorgetti 4et

*****

Giovedì,11 febbraio 2010

Giovanni Perin-vibrafono Giuliano Perin-piano Otello Savoia-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,28 gennaio 2010

Maria Patti trio

Maria Patti-voce

Massimo Colombo-piano

Attilio Zanchi-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,21 gennaio 2010

Mauro Negri Trio

Mauro Negri-clarinetto

Marcello Tonolo- piano

Stefano Senni -contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì,17 dicembre 2009

Marco Zambon 4et

Marco Zambon-sax tenore

Aaron Widmark-piano

Giorgio Panagin-contrabbasso

Marco Callegaro-batteria

*****

Giovedì,3 dicembre 2009

FABRIZIO GAUDINO Trio

Fabrizio Gaudino-tromba e flicorno

Oscar Zenari-piano

Luca Pisani-contrabbasso

*****

Giovedì, 26 novembre 2009

ADOVABADAN JAZZ BAND

Franz Falanga-piano

Michele Uliana-clarinetto

Isaac De Martin-chitarra

Mauro Brunato-banjo

Fabio Sparano-contrabbasso

Paolo Marconati-batteria

*****

Giovedì, 22 ottobre 2009

ROBERTO RIGHETTO 4et

Roberto Righetto-chitarra

Marco Strano-sax tenore e soprano

Domenico Santaniello-contrabbasso

Marco Campigotto-batteria

******

Giovedì,15 ottobre 2009

GIORGIA SALLUSTIO Trio

Giorgia Sallustio-voce

Giuseppe Emmanuele-piano

Guido Bergliaffa

#Hall of Fame - anni 2009-2013 #Cockney London Pub #Padova Jazz Club

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hallmark-movie-fanatics · 4 years ago

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Movies & Mistletoe - Hallmark Movies Now

Available right now for streaming with more titles to be added.

The Christmas Calendar (2017) - UpTv The Spruces and the Pines( (2017) - ION TV Tomas Kinkade’s Christmas Lodge (2011) Mt One Christmas Wish (2015) - UpTv Christmas Camp (2019) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Hitched for the Holidays (2012) - Hallmark Channel A Nutcracker Christmas (2016) - Hallmark Channel Karen Kingsbury’s The Bridge (2015) - Hallmark Channel Karen Kingsbury”s The Bridge Part 2 (2016) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Annie Claus Is Coming to Town (2011) - Hallmark Channel A Rose for Christmas (2017) - Hallmark Channel Christmas Festival of Ice (2017) - Hallmark Channel Rooftop Christmas Tree (2016) - UpTv Debbie Macomber’s Trading Christmas (2011) - Hallmark Channel A Majestic Christmas (2018) - Hallmark Channel Holly’s Holiday (2012) - Lifetime Merry Kissmas (2015) - ION TV Finding Father Christmas (2016) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Engaging Father Christmas (2017) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Marrying Father Christmas (2018) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

A Project Christmas (2019) - Hallmark Drama Hallmark Channel’s Christmas Concert (2019) - Hallmark Channel Wedding Wonderland (2018) - UpTv A Fairytale Christmas (2013) (aka Christmas Belle) - ION TV Second Chance Christmas (2017) - UpTv Marry Me at Christmas (2013) - UpTv Mary Us for Christmas (2014) - UpTv A Baby For Christmas (2015) - UpTv Merry Christmas Baby! (2016) - UpTv Broadcasting Christmas (2016) - Hallmark Channel The Road to Christmas (2006) - Lifetime The Spirit of Christmas (2015) - Lifetime A Cinderella Christmas (2016) - ION TV Meet the Peetes Christmas Special (2018) - Hallmark Channel Christmas Cookie Mashup (2019) - Hallmark Drama Falling for Christmas (2016) - UpTv Angels in the Snow (2015) - UpTv Ice Sculpture Christmas (2015) - Hallmark Channel The Christmas Angel (2013) - Hallmark Channel Window Wonderland (2013) - Hallmark Channel

Married by Christmas (2016) - UpTv Naughty & Nice (2014) - UpTv Back to Christmas (2014) - ION TV Christmas on Chestnut Street (2006) - Lifetime Dear Santa (2011) - Lifetime How Sarah Got Her Wings (2015) - ION TV Another Christmas Kiss (2014) - ION TV The March Sisters at Christmas (2012) - Lifetime My Santa (2013) - Lifetime Signed, Sealed, Delivered for Christmas (2014) - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries The Santa Incident (2010) - Hallmark Channel A Dogwalker’s Christmas Tale (2018) - UpTv A Christmas Wish (2011) - Hallmark Channel A Puppy for Christmas (2016) - UpTv A Christmas Tail (2014) Thomas Kinkade Presents: Christmas Miracle (2012) One Christmas Eve (2014) - Hallmark Hall of Fame/Hallmark Channel Mitch Albom’s Have a Little Faith (2011) - Hallmark Hall of Fame/ABC Rodeo & Juliet (2018) - UpTv It’s Christmas, Carol! (2012) - Hallmark Channel

Christmas Angel (2009) - Lifetime A Heartland Christmas (2010) Royal New Year’s Eve (2017) - Hallmark Channel A Midnight Kiss (2018) - Hallmark Channel Norman Rockwell Presents Coming Home for Christmas (2013) A Christmas Memory (1997) - Hallmark Hall of Fame/CBS A Christmas Carol The Musical (2004) - NBC The Night they Saved Christmas (1985) - ABC Merry In-Laws (2012) - Lifetime Mrs. Santa Claus (1996) - CBS Christmas Town (2008) Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas (2013) - UpTv Battle of the Bulbs (2010) - Hallmark Channel Mr. St. Nick (2002) - ABC Off Season (2001) - ABC

Mary Mother of Jesus (1999) - NBC Timepiece (1996) - NBC Horses of McBride (2012) The Good Witch’s Gift (2010) - Hallmark Channel A Happy & Friends Yule log (2019) A Very Happy & Friends Yule Log (2019)

#hallmark movies now #movies & mistletoe #schedule #hallmark movies #uptv #lifetime movies #ion tv #hallmark specials #hallmark original series

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auxgod · 5 years ago

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Ranking Every Jay Z Album From Worst To Best

The rapper who began his career as a witty corner hustler is now just about the greatest capitalist success in the genre’s history. The 13 albums he’s released during that period reflect this growth in real-time, leaving behind a group of indelible but often flawed records that are equally exciting and bewildering to pick through. Jay has a few unimpeachable classics, and you’ll find them at—or near–the top of our list. Most interesting, though, are the ones that, depending on your perspective, also get there, very nearly do, or perhaps even miss altogether..

Here’s our ranking from Least Favorite to Favorite

13. Kingdom Come (2006)

it’s only a matter of time until someone brings up Kingdom Come so lets get it out the way. Kingdom Come was Hov’s first album after a short retirement.

After “retiring” with his brilliant “The Black Album” in 2003, fans were eager to have Hov back. But no one wanted it like this. “Kingdom Come” was fun for Jay-Z, but probably ranks as the most uninspiring thing he’s ever done. Hard to imagine anyone is still blasting any track from this one not named “Lost One.”n.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3A29Ss77LjRZ3sKuauWieYr.

12. The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse (2002)

Too many songs

It wasn’t the same quality as The Blueprint. If I had not pushed this double album concept and just made it 12 songs, it would’ve been an incredible album. Personally I don’t feel the Blueprint needed a sequel to begin with but all and all the album wasn’t bad.

https://open.spotify.com/album/5xHStEOG8PsbzNQb7LkxZU

11. Magna Carta Holy Grail (2013)

With one of the biggest deals in music history, Jay Z achieved 1 million sales weeks before the album was released thanks to Samsung, who delivered the album for free to Galaxy owners through a special app.

The album featured a lot of well-acclaimed track such as Holy Grail and Tom Ford but it just wasn’t our favorite.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0OTjYdGtP7AbwOwbYsGhyi

10. The Blueprint 3 (2009)

The Blueprint was better than 2 in our opinion because the timing. Jay didn’t need to release a sequel right after the first. But this coming after American gangster came out of no where.The LP has a lot of nice tracks and stellar features such as Hate ft. Kanye West and Off That ft. Drake.

The track he refers to is Empire State of Mind, which is lately becoming more popular than New York New York by Frank Sinatra as New York City anthem

https://open.spotify.com/album/2CUT0104gySOIvqwtXeFsX

9. 4:44 (2017)

4:44 is the long-anticipated thirteenth album from JAY-Z. It arrived after a four-year hiatus, and just 15 days after his historic induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame on June 15, 2017. The entire album is produced by No I.D

https://open.spotify.com/album/7GoZNNb7Yl74fpk8Z6I2cv

8. American Gangster (2007)

A American Gangster was released in 2007, following the disappointing Kingdom Come. The album was inspired by Denzel Washington’s movie (whose voice is sampled in the intro of the album) and by New York’s lifestyle. That’s how Jay Z explained it

The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard chart and sold 1,131,000 copies overall earning a platinum plaque.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6QOGDVh3mVnAJYPnt66Qj5

7. The Dynasty: Roc La Familia (2000)

The Fuckin intro........The album was actually born as a showcase for Roc-A-Fella artists such as Memphis Bleek, Beanie Sigel, Amil and Freeway but also featured other artists such as Snoop Dogg and R. Kelly. Production-wise it featured up and coming producers such as Kanye West, Just Blaze and The Neptunes.

It contained the Streets is Watching sequel, Streets is Talking, and other hit tacks such as Change the Game and I Just Wanna Love U..

https://open.spotify.com/album/3VfeeJElCEDeXlDiNZbn3E

6. Vol. 3... The Life And Times Of S. Carter (1999)

Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter is the fourth studio album from Jay-Z and exhibits a return to the street-oriented sound of his first album, Reasonable Doubt. Pro

The final in his Vol. series. The album features Jay’s biggest stylistic departure thus far, moving stridently away from the Mafisio theme of his first three records and embracing his life as a crossover artist. The tracklist was rearranged at the last minute due to widespread leaking of the album, further giving the album a

https://open.spotify.com/album/3rWJsuu7ukoZZhp7YYkjNZ

5. The Black Album (2003)

Hov’s eighth and (supposedly) last album was released in 2003 and dominated the charts, going double platinum. An acapella version was later released for remixes and mashups, such as Black is Back by 9th Wonder.

https://open.spotify.com/album/4FWvo9oS4gRgHtAwDwUjiO

4. Vol 2... Hard Knock Life (1998)

A In 1998, Jay-Z had everything lined up perfectly. He had observed and understood every trend happening in rap. He knew, for instance, that there was a void at the center of New York rap, a void that his old friend Biggie Smalls would’ve filled if he’d survived to fill it. The flashy, excessive Bad Boy sound still had some steam, but it was on its way out..

In his book Decoded, Jay writes about how he got approval to use that Annie sample. To clear that sample, Jay wrote a letter to Martin Charnin, the song’s lyricist. In that letter, Jay told a story about how he’d won an essay contest in seventh grade. As the prize, he got a trip to Manhattan to see Annie on Broadway. In the letter, Jay wrote about the feeling he had seeing that play — the feeling that he was seeing his own story playing out on the stage. It was all a lie. Jay never won an essay contest, and he never saw Annie on Broadway. He saw the movie on TV, like everyone else. The lie worked. Jay had his sample,

https://open.spotify.com/album/3j1xCJdBMCl6wYQXurz2tb

3. Reasonable Doubt (1996)

A He was only going to make one album. So goes the story of Reasonable Doubt, anyway, a tale Jay Z has regaled us with at every opportunity since its release. There is nothing like the debut of Jay Z, a stroke of genius chronicling the life of a 26-year-old drug kingpin from the Marcy Houses with a love for craft unrivaled elsewhere in his work.

Reasonable Doubt was the debut of the Marcy Projects rapper and immediately you notice he spoke from the perspective of a boss with expensive taste. The was the perfect way to introduce himself to the game and is considered his third classic album.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3YPK0bNOuayhmSrs0sIIBR

2. The Blueprint (2001)

Hov’s second of his three classics, If you heard the Dynasty and saw where exactly Jay was at this time, you would’ve already solidified him as the best, but the Blueprint made it no debate. The Blueprint was a movement as much as an album – the album that began to turn Jay Z from a rapper into the rapper.

19 years after September 11, 2001, Jay-Z is a towering figure in American culture, a businessman and "business, man. The Blueprint was showcased the Jay Z-Nas beef, The birth of Kanye West and Just Blaze as production superstars. The iconic records (“Izzo,” “Song Cry”). The Blueprint forever changed Jay Z’s career, and Hip-Hop.

https://open.spotify.com/album/69CmkikTHkGKdkrUZTtyWl

1. In My Lifetime, Vol. 1 (1997)

Our personal favorite album which may come as a surprise is Jay-Z’s sophomore album which found Hov at the peak of his hunger for success and recognition. Look at In My Lifetime as a transitional work, all the ingredients for the superstar version of Jay are there — the transcendent arrogance, the pop instincts, the unimpressed-to-the-point-of-boredom street-talk.

A year later, everything would click for Jay. Jay would release Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life, the album where Jay really became the larger-than-life figure that he’d always imagined. To listen to In My Lifetime in 2020 is to hear Jay’s process at work. It’s a fascinating exercise, and for it to be the follow up to reasonable doubt will always be why it will always be our favorite Hov album.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2nJapeqTbOhnhHUhh5tzpB

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mrsslrss · 5 years ago

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2019.

Welcome to my annual accounting of things I loved, 2019 edition.

I’m realizing the pattern here is to start this with a reflection of how I rang in the year but 2019 crept in pretty calmly: no big bugs to kill, no spontaneous sobs to a Sharon Van Etten song. On the first day of this year, I woke up and cleaned the house and, I don’t know, probably went to Big Bear and got a coffee and took a nap. Since it’s nearly the end of the decade, I could start there, but I couldn’t tell you where I was for New Year’s Eve, 2009; if I had to guess, I’d put myself at a friend’s house on the North Shore, drinking PBR with the guys and listening to pop-punk. That winter I was convinced I wouldn’t return to Poughkeepsie, I was so miserable, but when I did things started to fall into place.

I think my goal for this year was roughly something like, Just put your head down and do the work. When you are tempted to get fed up and wither from frustration or have a big ego about not getting what you want, just put your head down and do the work. I don’t know if I did that, exactly, if I really stuck to the goal, but every so often in a particularly challenging moment the goal would come into focus at the front of my mind and I’d sigh and acquiesce and nod at the work ahead of me. I got a lot done, I think; in this way I got a lot done. It was nice to be reminded about how the process can be the goal -- something I thought about a lot this year. Sometimes the goal looks like a result, but it’s really the habit I’m after.

I’d like to keep that up next year. 2019 was a year of cultivating; 2020, maybe, will be a year of action. Or maybe not! Maybe nothing flowers until 2021 or beyond. Or maybe I start tearing things up by the roots in 2020, who knows!

So anyway. Here’s to 2019, and here’s a list (more or less alphabetized -- why not!) of ten things that helped me make it through.

annie’s homegrown birthday cake bunny grahams

My official snack of the year. Over the summer I was visiting MZ in Brooklyn and we got snacks at their neighborhood grocery store and I bought these, which are meant to celebrate the 30th anniversary of this snack company, taste like funfetti cake, and are definitely meant for/marketed to children. But anyway I ate the whole box and then sought them out at every Whole Foods in my vicinity (because I went online and WH is apparently basically the only place you can find them?) and started preaching the good word to anyone who was looking for a snack. By, like, September I had eaten so many of these that I could no longer stomach them, so I’ve been on a brief hiatus, but still: snack of the year.

keeping lists

I started this year with a big digital spreadsheet called “2019 things” where I intended to keep lists: all the new albums and songs that struck me, all the old albums and songs I got obsessed with, the places I wanted to travel in the year. I kept adding tabs: the books I finished, my financial priorities, stuff I wanted to make sure to read or watch. I was pretty diligent about updating them -- I wrote down every book I read, but definitely forgot to add a couple albums; I never made it to Philly this year. I started keeping gratitude lists (analog) towards the end of year, too, because in college a friend told me it helps rewire the brain away from pessimism, or something.

meditation

Before this year, I’ve never had a serious relationship with meditation, but it always seemed like the kind of thing I would like. In mid-January I got struck by the urge to try it, so I did, and kept it up for a few days, and then I fell off, and then I got back on, and now, somehow, it’s been three-hundred-something days of it in a row. I have learned to find a quiet moment in a nice corner of my room before work, but also in a tent in the Catskills, in a guest room in Wales, in a hotel in Georgia, on a walk through Brooklyn, in my childhood bedroom. My life and brain don’t feel, like, enormously different or changed, but that’s good; it feels useful to keep showing up to something without expectation.

my siblings

Having a big family means every year is inevitably a big year for someone, but this was, somehow, a big year for all of my siblings. Mostly good things: health and healing, a wedding and a graduation, a license acquired and a course of study started and jobs well done. It doesn’t feel good to get into the hard stuff here, but there was a lot of that, too -- a lot of grueling bullshit overcome. After the wedding I almost texted everyone just to say how proud I was of all of them, but naturally I chickened out. But I really am proud!

navy blue

Longtime readers of, uh, *gestures wildly* whatever this is may recall that last year I claimed I only wore black but might be interested in navy blue? This year I determined that navy blue is so good: the color of the deep ocean, the night sky, my first Catholic school uniform. I bought navy jumpsuits, a sweatshirt, a scrunchie. I wore navy-adjacent eyeliner just in the corners of my eyes most days of July and August and September. I’m wearing a navy blue sweater right now. A good year for navy.

“not” by big thief

My song of the year, which I knew from the first time I heard it. So much of this year (the news, the planet, global catastrophes, mass violence, etc. not to mention personal failures) felt hopeless and dreadful, but also so constant and exhausting that I wasn’t sure I could keep summoning anger, never mind do it in a useful way. I love this song because it is about abjection in the same way it isn’t about anything, about absence as presence, about not-knowing as knowing. It is desperate without being hopeless, explosive without being violent, or maybe: violent without being harmful. It’s about transcending language and different kinds of language and using whichever tools you have (Words are good enough). It’s about being swallowed whole by the everything-ness, a theme that came up in so much of the work I loved this year, the subject of an essay I’ll never write (lol). Music Twitter™ got into an argument about whether this band is good; I feel so sure of my love for this song (and most of what this band does) that I, for once, didn’t immediately assume I was a fool, or being had, just because someone disagrees with me. Instead it felt delicious and special to resonate with a thing that doesn’t resonate for everyone, a rare and generous experience for me. Imagine that.

pottery

At the beginning of the year I signed up for a ten-week session of pottery classes at a studio in Georgetown, and then when I told M, he wanted to join (by which I felt incredibly endeared). Then it became ten more weeks, then ten more, and since then we’ve gone nearly every Thursday night. Some things that are nice: learning to to make something with my hands, especially after staring at a screen all day; not being able to look at my phone or read the news for several hours (related: so many of the Democratic debates happened on Thursday nights!); having a standing weekly date with my favorite person. Nearly everyone in our lives got lumpy bowls, vases, etc. for Christmas this year, of which we are very proud.

“rooms on fire” by stevie nicks

This year, Stevie Nicks became the first woman be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice and so Rolling Stone interviewed her about her fabulous career. In the interview, Rob Sheffield said his favorite song of hers is “Ooh My Love” from The Other Side of the Mirror, which is an album I had never listened to before, so I started listening and the first song just hooked me. It’s so dramatic and magical and moody! It’s right up there on the Apple Music-generated playlist of my most-played songs of the year.

stockholm

For several years one of my repeated resolutions was “go to Scandinavia.” Sweden has always been the big goal, but Oslo seemed possible for a minute, and in 2013 I did briefly entertain the idea of going to graduate school in Finland. (Imagine!) This year I got really fed up of having not really, you know, taken a proper vacation since starting my job, so I took a full week off after my sister’s wedding and planned a solo trip to Stockholm. Each day of my trip I woke up whenever I woke up and I explored a different island; I went for long runs, drank coffee, ate kardemummabullar, took the subway across town, saw a one-of-a-kind Viking ship. I burst into tears at the Moderna Museet, ate through a vegetarian tasting menu at the Fotografiska, had an extremely lovely spa experience. I read three books in a week. I loved every second of it.

wigs

I bought a big gaudy pink wig this spring in anticipation of seeing Sasha Velour’s one-woman show in New York -- or, I told myself I bought it for that reason, but I think I really just wanted the possibility of wearing a big gaudy pink wig at will. After the Sasha show, I wore it to see Robyn at The Anthem, and was delighted when, after I put a picture on Instagram, a handful of people in my life thought I had a) dyed my hair pastel pink and b) grew my hair ~half a foot over the weekend. (I wish!) I think I’ll wear it for our house’s beach-themed NYE party, too.

everything else

frequent, long drives with M; songs about solidarity; the #saltypod; custom t-shirts; craving waffles; having an e-reader; the concept of “the archive”; choosing kindness; threatening to move to rural new england to work on a farm; being in love

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bootleqs · 8 years ago

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BOOTLEQ'S MASTERLIST

Hi! So, as promised, here are the links to every single bootleg I have, as well as my list of requests! My goal is to streamline this blog and make it more of a community effort, so feel free to take what you need but if you have one of my requests please send it my way! Make sure to check this post before asking, but if you are looking for something that isn't here definitely shoot me a message!Also, if one of my links is down, please message me so I can try to fix it or remove it! Thank you for helping me out!

Aida

· 2001 with Mara Days, Matt Bogart, Idina Menzel (x)

· Broadway full show (x)

Aladdin

· Pre-Broadway Full Show Toronto (x)

· Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular final performance HD (x)

Allegiance

· Broadway with George Takei and Lea Salonga (x)

Amelie

· OBC (x)

· Audio w/ Philippa Soo (x)

American Idiot

· (x) [password: greenday]

American Psycho

· OBC (x)

An American in Paris

· Broadway (x)

Anything Goes

· Sutton Foster & Joel Grey (x)

Annie

· 1982 Film (x)

· 1999 Film (x)

· 2012 Broadway Full Show (x)

Assassins

· 2004 Broadway Revival (x)

Avenue Q

· Broadway full show (x)

A Bed and a Chair

· Bernadette Peters and Jeremy Jordan (x)

A Chorus Line

· excellent high school production (act 1) (act 2)

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

A Very Potter Trilogy

· A Very Potter Musical (x)

· A Very Potter Sequel (x)

· A Very Potter Senior Year (x)

Bare

· 2012 Off Broadway (Part One) (Part Two)

Beauty and the Beast

· Benet Academy 2008 (part one) (part two)

Billy Elliot

· 2008 Broadway (x)

· Broadway with Trent Kowalik (x)

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson

· Broadway (x)

Bonnie and Clyde

· Laura Osnes & Jeremy Jordan (x)

Book of Mormon

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

· US Tour (Act 1) (Act 2)

Bring It On

· (x)

Bye Bye Birdie

· 1963 Film (x)

· On Stage with Alan Cumming (x)

Cabaret

· 1972 Film (x)

· Televised performance with Alan Cumming (x)

Camelot

· 1982 (x)

Carrie

· 1988 Stratford Opening Night (x)

· 2012 Off Broadway Revival (x)

· 2013 Seattle Production (x)

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

· 1984 VHS (x)

Cats

· Stephanie J Block (x)

Catch Me if You Can

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Chess

· (x)

Chicago

· US Tour (x)

Children of Eden

· (x)

· Chess pine high school (but still excellent for a high school show!) (x)

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

· 1968 Film (x)

Cinderella (R&H)

· 1997 Film with Whitney Houston (x)

· Broadway with Carly and Fran (x)

· Broadway with Keke Palmer (act 1) (act 2)

Company

· 2006 (x)

Crybaby

· Stage (x)

Curtains

· (x)

Dear Evan Hansen

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Dogfight

· (x)

· HD (x)

Dracula

· German {English Subtitles}(x)

Dreamgirls

· Original Broadway Cast {low-quality}(x)

· 2006 Film (x)

Equus

· (part one) (part two)

Evita

· 2012 Broadway Revival (x)

Falsettos

· 2016 Broadway Revival (x)

Fantasticks

· Fairfield Community Arts Center (part one) (part two)

Fame

· 1980 Film (x)

· 2009 Film (x)

Fiddler on the Roof

· 1971 Film (x)

Finnian’s Rainbow

· 1968 Film (x)

First Date

· (x)

Flash Dance

· 1983 Film (x)

Follies

· 2001 revival (x)

Frozen

· Live Musical First Showing HD (x)

Funny Girl

· 1968 Film (x)

Fun Home

· Act 1 & 2 (x) [password: funhome]

Gentleman Prefer Blondes

· 2012 New York City Center Encores (x)

Grease

· New Broadway Cast with Laura Osnes and Max Crumm (x)

Grey Gardens

· Chesterton, Indiana (x)

· West End (x)

Gypsy

· 1962 Film (x)

· 2008 Revival (x)

Hair

· 1979 Film (x)

· 2009 Revival (part one) (part two) (part three) (part four)

Hamilton

· OBC (x)

Heathers

· Barrett Weed (part 1) (part 2)

Hedwig and the Angry Inch

· Neil Patrick Harris (x)

· 2001 Film (x)

· Off Broadway Full Show (x)

· Anthony Rapp (x)

High Fidelity

· 2006 Broadway (x)

High Society

· 1956 Film (x)

Holler if Ya Hear Me

· Broadway 2014 (x)

Holy Musical B@man!

· (x)

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

· 1967 Film (x)

· Broadway with Daniel Radcliffe (x)

· Broadway with Nick Jonas (x)

Hunchback of Notre Dame

· 1999 Berlin (x)

· Idk what performance this is but its hunchback (x)

· Idk what performance but this has a really good view for a bootleg (part one) (part two) (part three)

If/Then

· Broadway Preview Performance (x)

· Pre-Broadway Washington DC (x)

In the Heights

· OBC (x)

· I’m not sure what production this is but if you’re looking to watch the show here it is (x)

Into the Woods

· 1991 Film (x)

· 2014 Film (x)

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

· 2002 Revival (x)

Jesus Christ Superstar

· 1973 Film (x)

· 2012 Live Arena Tour (x)

Jersey Boys

· Broadway full show (x)

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat

· 1999 (x)

Kinky Boots

· Original Broadway Cast (part one) (part two) (part three)

Kiss Me Kate

· 1953 Film (x)

Legally Blonde

· With singalong (x)

Les Miserables

· 2014 Broadway Revival (x)

· 25th Anniversary Concert (Part One) (Part Two)

· 2000 with Sutton Foster {missing part one} (x)

· Broadway full show (x)

Lestat

· Opening night on broadway (x)

Little Shop of Horrors

· 1986 Film (x)

Little Women

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Love Never Dies

· London Full Show (x)

Mamma Mia!

· 2008 Film (x)

Mary Poppins

· London {missing the beginning} (x)

Matilda

· Broadway 2014 (x)

· Broadway with Sophia Gennusa (x)

· Broadway with Oona Lawrence (x)

Memphis

· Broadway (x)

Miss Saigon

· Final performance on broadway (x)

· Broadway 1/7/01 (x)

· National tour (x)

· 2008 (x)

Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

· OBC w/ Josh Groban (x)

Never Forget

· 2007 Manchester Premier (x)

Next to Normal

· Final performance of Alice Ripley, Jennifer Damiano, and Brian d’Arcy James (x)

· Jessica Philips and Kyle Dean Massey (x)

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Newsies:

· 1992 Film (x)

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

· Broadway with Jeremy Jordan (x)

· Broadway with Corey Cott (x)

· Touring Cast December 2014 (x)

Oklahoma!

· 1955 Film (x)

· 1999 Film with Hugh Jackman (x)

Oliver!

· London 2010 (x)

Once

· Broadway (x)

Once Upon a Mattress

· Movie (x)

Paramour

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Passion

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Peter and the Starcatcher

· Original Broadway Cast (x) [password: starstuff]

Peter Pan

· 2012 Tour (act 1) (act 2)

Phantom of the Opera

· Sierra Boggess and Norm Lewis (x)

· 1925 Film (x)

· 1989 Film (x)

· 2004 Film (x)

· Royal Albert Hall 2011 (x)

· Broadway December 2014 (x)

· All of the tour links that you could possibly want, I’m not going to list them all but check it out here (x)

Pipe Dream

· (x) [password: suzy]

Pippin

· Live in Toronto 1982 (x)

Ragtime

· Poor quality (x)

Rent

· Hollywood Bowl Performance with Neil Patrick Harris (x) [password: tango maureen]

· 2008 Broadway (x)

School of Rock

· Broadway (act 1) (act 2)

Seussical

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

She Loves Me

· Livestream (x)

Shrek the Musical

· Broadway [Netflix] (x)

Side Show

· (part 1) (part 2)

Sister Act

· Broadway (x)

Something Rotten

· Original Broadway Cast Preview (x)

· (x)

Spring Awakening

· Original Broadway Cast with Mattt Doyle ad Melchior (x)

· Original Broadway Cast with Gerard Canonico as Moritz, Matt Doyle as Otto, Jennifer Damiano as Martha (x)

· 2010 with Leah Michelle (x)

Starship

· (x)

Sunday in the Park with George

· (x)

Sunset Boulevard

· (act 1) (act 2)

The Addams Family

· Original Broadway Cast and Chicago Preview Mix (x)

The Apple Tree

· Broadway (part one) (part two)

The Bridges of Madison County

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

The Drowsy Chaperone

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

The King and I

· 1956 Film (x)

The Little Mermaid

· Pre-Broadway with Sierra Boggess (x)

The Lion King

· 2000 Broadway (x)

The Music Man

· 1962 Film (x)

· 2003 Film (x)

The Producers

· 1968 Film (x)

The Sound of Music

· 1965 Film (x)

The Unauthorized Autobiography of Samantha Brown

· Orange County Performing Arts Center 2009 (x)

The Wedding Singer

· (x)

Thouroughky Modern Millie

· Original Broadway Cast (act 1) (act 2)

Three Musketeers

· With Aaron Tveit (x)

Titanic the Musical

· Peace Players Production (x)

Title of Show

· Broadway (x)

Tuck Everlasting

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Twisted

· (x)

Urinetown

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Waitress

· Broadway..i think obc (x)

Wicked

· Original Broadway Cast Preview (x)

· Original London Cast (x)

· Donna Vivino & Alli Mauzey (x)

· Nicole Parker, Alli Mauzey & Aaron Tveit [password: swankified] (x)

· Pre-Broadway (x)

Xanadu

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

Young Frankenstein

· (x)

13!

· Broadway (part one) (part two) (part three) (part four) (part five) (part six)

· Broadway full show (x)

25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

· Original Broadway Cast (x)

WANTS

These are bootlegs that have been requested or I am looking for! If you have any of these please feel free to drop the link in my messages so I can share! :)

• Cursed child

• Priscilla queen of the desert

• A little night music

• Giant

• Finian’s Rainbow

• The Glass Menagerie (2013 w/ Celia Keenan Bolger & the revival)

• Finding Neverland

• The Wild Party with Sutton Foster

• Picnic

• Light in the Piazza

• Fiddler on the roof (especially the 2016 revival)

• Big Fish

• Rock of Ages

• Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime

• Cinderella OBC – laura osnes & santino fontana

• The Woman in White – west end

• Heathers chicago

• Heathers with ryan as JD

• Godspell

• The color purple

• Hairspray with Aaron Tveit – 2006

• Hairspray in general really

• Bright Star

• Violet

• Spamalot OBC

• Christian Borle in thouroghly modern millie ??

• Elegies (off-broadway)

• Pamela’s first musical

• West side story with Karen Olivo

• 9 to 5

• The outsiders

• Loserville

• Parade

• How to Succeed in Buisness without really trying with Darren Criss

• Wicked with Kara Lindsay as Glinda

• Born Yesterday 2011 revival

• Beautiful, the Carole King Musical

• Footloose

• Bronx Tale

• Come From Away

• Rent 20th anniversary

• La Cage Aux Folles

• Hamilton (all casts/shows)

• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with Christian Borle

#broadway bootlegs #bootleqs #bootlegs

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Meghan Markle, Adwoa Aboah, Annie Lennox and more join for International Womens Day event

Annie Lennox

Named as one of the 100 greatest singers of all time by Rolling Stone magazine, internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, performer and human rights activist Annie Lennox rose to fame in partnership with Dave Stewart as Eurythmics in the early 1980’s with the classic album Sweet Dreams are Made of This.

Annie Lennox, pictured, was named as one of the 100 greatest singers of all time by Rolling Stone magazine

Followed by a decade of global success, she branched off to become a notable artist in her own right. Since then, Lennox has received numerous accolades in recognition of her contribution to the music business, including eight BRIT awards (including a Lifetime Achievement), four Ivor Novello awards, three MTV awards, four Grammy awards, 26 ASCAP awards, a Golden Globe and an Academy Award.

She has been awarded fellowships from some of the world’s most prestigious music institutions, including the British Academy of Songwriters, the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Berklee College of Music and The Musicians Company.

Lennox received the Nobel Woman of Peace Award at the 10th Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in 2009 for her work on HIV/AIDS prevention and control focused on women and children – and was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours in 2011 for her humanitarian work.

Her leadership on humanitarian issues has been recognised with doctorates and fellowships from the world’s leading academic institutions, notably with the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, where she was awarded the Livingstone Medal. In 2017 Lennox became the first female chancellor for Glasgow Caledonian University.

In 2008, she founded The Circle, which became an official charitable non-governmental organisation in 2015. The Circle aims to inspire, support and amplify awareness of the issues experienced by some of the world’s most disempowered women and girls – in order to change and challenge the injustices they face.

Adwoa Aboah

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Adwoa Aboah, pictured, is a successful model and the co-founder of the highly influential and respected forum Gurls Talk

Recently honoured in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Europe list for 2019, 26-year-old Adwoa Aboah is the co-founder of the highly influential and respected forum Gurls Talk, which acts as an open social platform for women to discuss an array of topics and experiences in a safe and judgement-free environment.

Adwoa’s work with Gurls Talk is expansive; from global events already held in Italy, Poland, Turkey, USA, UK and soon Ghana and France, to hosting the weekly Gurls Talk podcast and commanding policy change in the UK on period poverty. Adwoa’s voice and actions have made a huge impact on the lives of women and girls around the world.

Aboah grew up in west London with her parents and sister. During her youth, she was a member of the prestigious National Youth Theatre, then went on to study at Brunel University and the New York Film Academy. With an interest in visual and performance art, Aboah was drawn to the idea of modelling as a means by which to explore character development, leading to her first editorial for i-D Magazine.

Since then, Aboah’s extensive editorial portfolio includes stories for the American, British, Spanish, German, Italian, Mexican, and Teen editions of Vogue, along with W, Document Journal, Out of Order, and i-D magazine. She has starred on the covers of American, Spanish, Italian and Mexican Vogue, LOVE, and most notably, Edward Enninful’s first edition of British Vogue and Time Magazine, where she was crowned a Next Generation Leader.

Named as 2017’s Model of The Year by the British Fashion Council as a personality standing firm in her beliefs, Adwoa has become in-demand for an array of fashion houses and brands aiming to show their support of her social initiatives and philanthropy endeavours by featuring her in their advertising campaigns. This includes Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Dior, Giorgio Armani, John Hardy, Marc Jacobs, Nike, Revlon and Miu Miu.

Julia Gillard, pictured, was Prime Minister of Australia from 2010 to 2013 and is notably the first woman to ever serve in that role

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Julia Gillard is patron of CAMFED, Chair of the Global Partnership for Education, and Chair of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London.

Julia also serves as chair of Beyond Blue, which is committed to helping Australians understand and manage anxiety and depression, is a Distinguished Senior Fellow with the Centre for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution, and serves as an Honorary Professor at the University of Adelaide.

Gillard was Prime Minister of Australia from 2010 to 2013 and is the first woman to ever serve in that role. In recognition of her public service, she was awarded a Companion in the Order of Australia in January 2017.

Angeline Murimirwa

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Angeline Murimirwa is executive director of the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) in Africa and co-founder of CAMA, CAMFED’s alumnae, a powerful pan-African network of young women leaders, now numbering 120,000 members across Zimbabwe, Ghana, Tanzania, Zambia and Malawi.

Angeline Murimirwa, pictured, is executive director of the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) in Africa

Murimirwa was one of the first beneficiaries of bursary support from CAMFED and so represents CAMA’s deep lived experience of poverty and the threat this poses to girls and young women in rural communities.

Now she oversees the work of CAMFED across five countries in Africa and works alongside the UK based Chief Executive, Lucy Lake, in driving forward the vision, mission and strategy of CAMFED and positioning CAMA as a powerful force for development.

CAMA’s leaders are stepping up to unite their communities in a collective effort to change the status quo for women and girls, making the world a safer, healthier, and more prosperous place.

Murimirwa served on the Board of the Zimbabwe National Youth Council. In 2017, the Clara Lionel Foundation presented her with the 2017 Diamond Ball Honors Award, recognising her past, present and future support of young leaders, entrepreneurship and civic engagement.

In 2018, Murimirwa and a group of CAMA leaders from across five countries met with the Duke of Sussex in Lusaka, Zambia, for a special event organized by the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust in celebration of what young change-makers are achieving in their communities.

Chrisann Jarrett

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Chrisann Jarrett, pictured, founded an equal access to higher education campaign called Let Us Learn in 2014

Chrisann Jarrett, 24, founded an equal access to higher education campaign called Let Us Learn in 2014. She recently graduated with a law degree from LSE. The campaign has grown from 3 young people to over 1000 with 25 active volunteers. In 2015 she helped to collate evidence and submitted them in an Intervention in the Supreme Court R v Tigere, a case which led to a national change in the student finance rules for young migrants.

In 2016 the campaign launched a scholarship campaign (Young, Gifted and Blocked) which subsequently led to over 16 universities widening their scholarship criteria to include young migrants with unsettled status. Jarrett works part-time on Let Us Learn and is currently seconded to Greater London Authority as a Policy Advisor working with the Deputy Mayor of London for Social Integration.

Jarrett has spoken at the United Nations IDM in New York, speaking to dignitaries about the importance of youth and ensuring mechanisms for true participation in migration governance using her experience at City Hall and Let Us Learn to anchor her suggestions on best practice.

Anne McElvoy

Anne McElvoy is Senior Editor at the Economist and was its global Policy Editor from 2010 to 2016. She writes on political and international affairs and runs Economist Radio, the company’s audio arm.

Anne McElvoy, pictured, is Senior Editor at the Economist and was the publication’s global Policy Editor from 2010 to 2016

McElvoy has also written weekly politics column for the Evening Standard for 15 years and was previously Executive Editor for a decade.

A presenter of Start the Week on BBC Radio4, the Moral Maze and Free Thinking for the BBC, she is an experienced live broadcaster and series maker of political history and current affairs.

She holds a first class honours degree in German and Philosophy from Wadham College, Oxford and studied at the Humboldt University in Berlin. Her two books on modern Germany, include an international best-seller, Memoirs of a Spymaster, Markus Wolf.

As The Times’s correspondent in East Berlin, she reported the fall of the Berlin Wall. Subsequently she covered the Yugoslavia and Chechnya wars and was the paper’s bureau chief in Moscow during the rise of Vladimir Putin.

McElvoy received the Journalist of the Year/Women in Public Life award in 2015. She is an education board member of the World Economic Forum at Davos and the education and digital planning board of the Royal Opera House in London.

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A compilation of films set in this incredible city.

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The Apartment (1960) Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) West Side Story (1961) Planet of the Apes (1968) Rosemary’s Baby (1968) The Godfather (1972) Taxi Driver (1976) Saturday Night Fever (1977) Annie Hall (1977) The Warriors (1979) Hair (1979) Manhattan (1979) Fame (1980) Escape from New York (1981) Tootsie (1982) Annie (1982) Once Upon A Time in America (1984) Ghostbusters (1984) Crocodile Dundee (1986) Wall Street (1987) Big (1988) Oliver and Company (1988) When Harry met Sally (1989) Ghostbusters 2 (1989) Ghost (1990) Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) Teen Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992) Léon: the Professional (1994) Men in Black (1997) Godzilla (1998) Being John Malkovich (1999) Stuart Little (1999) Eyes Wide Shut (1999) American Psycho (2000) Vanilla Sky (2001) Serendipity (2001) Gangs of New York (2002) Phone Booth (2002) Daredevil (2003) The Terminal (2004) The Day After Tomorrow (2004) Hellboy (2004) Rent (2005) King Kong (2005) Madagascar (2005) The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Night at the Museum (2006) I Am Legend (2007) Across the Universe (2007) Enchanted (2007) Cloverfield (2008) 27 Dresses (2008) Bolt (2008) Precious (2009) Watchmen (2009) Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010) Black Swan (2010) Devil (2010) Eat, Pray, Love (2010) The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010) Shame (2011) The Avengers (2012) The Great Gatsby (2013) The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) Begin Again (2014) Birdman (2014) Brooklyn (2015) The Walk (2015) Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) Collateral Beauty (2016) The Secret Life of Pets (2016)

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Cameron Diaz Height Weight Measurements

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Cameron Diaz Height Weight Measurements

Cameron Diaz Biography

Cameron Michelle Diaz born August 30, 1972 is an American performing artist, humorist, maker, creator and previous design show. She rose to fame with parts in The Mask (1994), My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) and There’s Something About Mary (1998), and is likewise known for voicing the character of Princess Fiona in the Shrek arrangement (2001– 2010). Other prominent movies incorporate Charlie’s Angels (2000) and its spin-off Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003), The Sweetest Thing (2002), In Her Shoes (2005), The Holiday (2006), What Happens in Vegas (2008), My Sister’s Keeper (2009), Knight and Day (2010), The Green Hornet (2011), Bad Teacher (2011), What to Expect When You’re Expecting (2012), The Counselor (2013), The Other Woman, Sex Tape, and Annie (each of the 2014). Diaz got four Golden Globe Award selections for her exhibitions in Being John Malkovich (1999), Vanilla Sky (2001), Gangs of New York (2002) and There’s Something About Mary (1998), for the last of which she additionally won the New York Film Critics Best Lead Actress Award. In 2013, Diaz was named the most generously compensated performing artist more than 40 in Hollywood. Starting at 2015, the U.S. local film industry earns of Diaz’s movies add up to over US$3 billion, with overall nets outperforming $7 billion, making her the third most elevated netting U.S. local film industry performer (after Scarlett Johansson and Emma Watson). Diaz was conceived in San Diego, California. Her mom, Billie (née Early; conceived August 11, 1950), was an import/send out specialist, and her dad, Emilio (Queso) Diaz (July 3, 1949 – April 15, 2008), worked for the California oil organization Unocal as a foreman. Diaz has a senior sister, Chimene (conceived June 5, 1970). Her dad’s family is Cuban, and Diaz’s predecessors had initially moved from Spain to Cuba. Later they settled in Ybor City, Tampa, before moving to California, where Emilio was conceived. Her mom has English, German, and Cherokee parentage. Diaz experienced childhood in Long Beach and went to Los Cerritos Elementary School, and after that Long Beach Polytechnic High School; with rapper Snoop Dogg. Diaz has had long haul associations with video maker Carlos de la Torre, performing artist Matt Dillon, on-screen character/artist Jared Leto, artist/on-screen character Justin Timberlake, New York Yankees baseball star Alex Rodriguez and British model Paul Sculfor. She wedded performer Benji Madden at her home in Beverly Hills, California, on January 5, 2015 out of a Jewish function, at their home. It occurred following a 17-day engagement, having been presented seven months sooner by her dear companion and now sister-in-law, Nicole Richie. The marriage came as an inversion for Diaz, who had beforehand alluded to the custom as a “diminishing establishment” that does not “suit our reality any more”. Diaz got considerable slander harms from suing American Media Incorporated, after the National Enquirer posted an article and pictures with the feature “Cameron Caught Cheating” on their site in May 2005. The photographs asserted to demonstrate Diaz undermining her sweetheart of the time, Justin Timberlake, with the wedded MTV maker of her show Trippin’, Shane Nickerson. After Diaz grumbled, the article and pictures were expelled from the web and the printed version did not contain any of the substance. The magazine apologized to Diaz, Timberlake, Nickerson and his significant other for the trouble caused and said the story was false and the photo demonstrated close to a farewell embrace between companions. See Cameron Diaz Height Weight, Boyfriend List and More Below.

Cameron Diaz Personal Info.

Full Name: Cameron Michelle Diaz

Nick Name: Cami, Cammy D, Skeletor, Auntie Poo Poo

Family Members: Emilio Diaz (Father) Billie (Mother) Chimene (Older Sister) Michael Diaz (Older Brother)

Education: Cameron went to Los Cerritos Elementary School. Cameron Diaz moved on from Long Beach Polytechnic High School, Long Beach, California, USA in 1990.

Date of Birth: 30th August, 1972

Birthplace: San Diego, California, USA

Zodiac Sign: Virgo

Religion: Agnostic

Ethnicity: White

Nationality: American

Profession: Actress, Model, Voice Actor, Author, Television producer

Measurements: 34-23-35 in or 87-58.5-89 cm

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Height: 5′ 8½” (174 cm)

Weight: 125lbs (57 kg)

Eye Color: Blue

Hair Color: Blonde

Dress Size: 4

Shoe Size: 9

Boyfriend/Dating History: Alex Rodriguez (2010-2011) – It is realized that Cameron Diaz dated Alex Rodriguez from April, 2010 to September, 2011 and the connection has finished. Elon Musk (2013) – Cameron began dating South African representative and PayPal’s prime supporter, Elon Musk in March 2013. She dated Elon for couple of months and the match split later around the same time. Benji Madden (2014-Present) – The Madden Brothers’ guitarist and lead vocalist, Benji Madden met Cameron out of the blue by means of mold creator, and performing artist Nicole Richie in May 2014 and began dating her. He is around 7 years her lesser. Cameron and Benji got occupied with December 2014. She wedded Benji on January 5, 2014 at her home in Beverly Hills, California.

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Known For: The Mask; There’s Something About Mary; Charlie’s Angels

Active Year: 1988 (present)

Friend: Drew Barrymore (best friend) (actress), Jennifer Aniston (actress), Cheryl Skank, Reese Witherspoon (actress), Gwyneth Paltrow (actress)

Favorite Bands: Ratt

Favorite Songs: Touch My Body (Mariah Carey)

Favorite Places: USA, Whole Foods

Favorite Foods: Green Curry Chicken

Favorite Colors: Green, Blue, Khaki, Purple, Red, White

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Year Title 1994 The Mask 1995 The Last Supper 1996 She’s the One 1996 Feeling Minnesota 1996 Head Above Water 1997 Keys to Tulsa 1997 My Best Friend’s Wedding 1997 A Life Less Ordinary 1998 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 1998 There’s Something About Mary 1998 Very Bad Things 1999 Being John Malkovich 1999 Any Given Sunday 2000 Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her 2000 Charlie’s Angels 2001 The Invisible Circus 2001 Shrek 2001 Vanilla Sky 2002 The Sweetest Thing 2002 Gangs of New York 2002 Minority Report 2003 Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle 2004 Shrek 2 2005 In Her Shoes 2006 The Holiday 2007 Shrek the Third 2007 Shrek the Halls 2008 What Happens in Vegas 2009 My Sister’s Keeper 2009 The Box 2010 Shrek Forever After 2010 Scared Shrekless 2010 Knight and Day 2011 The Green Hornet 2011 Bad Teacher 2012 What to Expect When You’re Expecting 2012 Gambit 2012 A Liar’s Autobiography 2013 The Counselor 2013 The Unbelievers 2013 In a World… 2014 The Other Woman 2014 Sex Tape 2014 Annie

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santibarriocanal · 7 years ago

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Joining Diana Vickers, Debra Stephenson and Ian Reddington in the 2017 tour are Michael Howe, Michelle Long, Kate Hardisty, Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong, Lewis Kidd, Liam Vincent-Kilbride, Jon Bonner, Rachel McAllister, Ellie-Jane Goddard, Gary Mitchinson and Jess Barker.

The full cast is announced for heart-warming new musical Son of a Preacher Man. Joining Diana Vickers, Debra Stephenson and Ian Reddington in the 2017 tour are Michael Howe, Michelle Long, Kate Hardisty, Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong, Lewis Kidd, Liam Vincent-Kilbride, Jon Bonner, Rachel McAllister, Ellie-Jane Goddard, Gary Mitchinson and Jess Barker.

Featuring the soulful music of Dusty Springfield, with a book by Warner Brown and directed and choreographed by Craig Revel Horwood, Son of a Preacher Man embarks on a national tour starting at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre from Monday 4 September 2017.

Three broken hearts, one Soho hang-out, and the only man who could ever help them… Welcome to the Preacher Man, the swinging 1960s Soho joint where the kids danced the night away to the latest crazes and dared to dream of love, while the legendary owner, the Preacher Man himself, dispensed advice to cure the loneliest of hearts.

Only, that was a long time ago and all that remains are the memories, the stories and the myths. Until now, that is, when three random strangers, generations apart but all in need of help with their hopeless love lives, are inexplicably drawn to the site of the original venue. The Preacher Man is long gone, but his son, with help from the wonderful Cappuccino Sisters, might just find it in himself to channel the spirit of the Preacher Man and once more give these three lovesick strangers the look of love.

Featuring the greatest hits of Dusty Springfield, including “The Look Of Love”, “I Only Want To Be With You”, “Spooky” and of course, the classic “Son Of A Preacher Man”, this sparklingly funny and sweetly touching new musical by internationally renowned writer Warner Brown will have you laughing, crying and singing your heart out to some of the greatest songs ever written.

Diana Vickers first came to public attention as a semi-finalist on the X Factor and has made her professional acting debut in the title role of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice in 2009 (West End, Vaudeville Theatre). Since then her theatre credits have included The Duck House (West End, Vaudeville Theatre), Hatched ‘n’ Dispatched (Park Theatre), The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour). Her film and television credits include The Perfect Wave, Awaiting, To Dream, Give Out Girls and Top Coppers.

Debra Stephenson is known for her long running roles in Coronation Street and Bad Girls, whilst her entertainment credits include The Friday Night Project, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special, Comic Relief Does Fame Academy and Let’s Dance For Sports Relief. As a comedic impressionist she is best known as star of BBC One’s The Impressions Show, with her other credits including BBC Radio 4’s Dead Ringers as well ITV’s Newzoids.

Ian Reddington is best known for playing Tricky Dicky in EastEnders and Vernon in Coronation Street, with other roles in popular TV programmes including the Outlander series, Dr Who, Shameless, Benidorm, Inspector Morse, Robin Hood, Outlander, The Queen’s Nose and The Dumping Ground. On stage, Ian has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company and has toured the UK with Bouncers, Dead Funny and Oh What a Lovely War. His film credits include cult film Highlander.

Warner Brown works internationally and is well known for his work in musical theatre and straight plays, encompassing both traditional and avant-garde forms. He wrote ‘the most popular family show of all time’, the arena production Walking With Dinosaurs, creating an entirely new genre of theatrical presentation and winning many international awards. Currently playing in venues from Madison Square Garden to the Mercedes Benz Arena in Shanghai, an episode of CSI: Las Vegas has been based upon the show and it has even been parodied on The Simpsons.

Warner is currently working on multiple developing projects, including the Broadway musicals The Gold Room and The Thomas Crown Affair, both with composer Michael Feinstein; the opera Empty Spaces, with composer Joshua Schmidt, for Florentine Opera in the USA; the musical A Little Danger, with composer Michael Reed, for the St Petersburg Theatre in Russia; and the screenplay for the movie A Minute To Midnight for Bill Kenwright Films. He is part of the consortium, including choreographer Arlene Phillips and musical director Mike Dixon, for the new internet based project Reality.

Writing credits include Half A Sixpence (UK Tour), The Biograph Girl (Phoenix Theatre), Cinderella (London Palladium), The Black and White Ball, which opened in London and for which The Cole Porter Trusts granted Warner stage rights to the songs of Cole Porter, Flickers (Broadway’s Circle-In-The-Square Theater), The House on the Corner (Edinburgh International Festival) and, in addition, Tallulah For A Day and Sleep With Friends. Plays include Laughing Dove, Wavelength and The Prospero Suite, directed by John Doyle.

Warner has worked extensively in Europe, most recently writing the musical Garbo, with music by ‘Meatloaf’ rock legend Jim Steinman. He also has extensive writing credits for the BBC and was Script Associate of the BBC Classic Musicals Series, for which he adapted fourteen musicals featuring many international stars. Warner was the subject of the BBC Two TV documentary The Making Of A Musical. Warner is co-sponsor of the international music prize The S&S Award, named in honour of his late parents.

Craig Revel Horwood is a well-known face on television in the UK and now internationally for his role as a judge on all fifteen series of BBC One’s Strictly Come Dancing and for directing and appearing as a judge in the Live Tour.

Craig’s recent credits as director and choreographer include the current UK tour of Sister Act, the previous UK tours Brother Love Travelling Salvation Show and Chess; for television, How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? and Just the Two of Us; and for film, the feature film Paddington 2. In addition, he recently directed the all-star concert version of Stephen Sondheim’s Follies at the Royal Albert Hall. Other credits as a theatre director and choreographer are: West Side Story (Prince Edward), Miss Saigon (Drury Lane), Hey, Mr Producer! (Lyceum), Spend Spend Spend! (Piccadilly Theatre; Olivier nomination for Best Choreography), Pal Joey (Chichester Festival Theatre), Guys and Dolls (Sheffield Crucible), Paradise Moscow (Opera North), Carmen (Holland Park), My One and Only (Piccadilly Theatre; Olivier nomination for Best Choreography), Beautiful and Damned (Lyric Theatre), Arms and the Cow (Opera North), The Ballet Boyz: Yumbo Vs Nonino (Festival Hall, Sadler’s Wells, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden), The Hot Mikado (Watermill Theatre and UK Tour; Martin Guerre (Watermill Theatre), Sunset Boulevard (Watermill Theatre and Comedy Theatre, West End), Spend Spend Spend! (Watermill Theatre and UK Tour) and Copacabana (Watermill Theatre).

He recently returned to his roots as a performer in musical theatre, starring as Miss Hannigan in the UK national tour of Annie, and in Christmas 2016 as Captain Hook in Peter Pan at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley. Other performing credits include Captain Hook in Peter Pan at the Orchard, Dartford in 2014 and at the Swan, High Wycombe in 2015. Previously, Craig starred as the Wicked Queen in Snow White at Venue Cymru, Llandudno in 2009, The Hawth, Crawley in 2010 and The Orchard, Dartford 2011. He reprised his role at The Swan Theatre, High Wycombe in 2012 and the Cliffs Pavilion, Southend in 2013.

Amongst his numerous TV credits, highlights include winning the BBC Two series Maestro at the Opera, the final of which saw him conduct Act II of La Bohème at the Royal Opera House. He was also a grand finalist on the hit cooking show, Celebrity MasterChef and participated in and won Ready, Steady, Cook.

Book Warner Brown Director & Choreographer Craig Revel Horwood Set & Costume Designer Morgan Large Musical Supervisor & Arrangements Paul Herbert Lighting Designer Richard G Jones Sound Designer Richard Brooker Musical Director Brady Mould Associate Director & Choreographer David James Hulston Casting Director Anne Vosser Diana Vickers (Kat), Debra Stephenson (Alison), Ian Reddington (Simon), Michael Howe (Paul), Michelle Long (Cappuccino Sister One), Kate Hardisty (Cappuccino Sister Two), Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong (Cappuccino Sister Three), Lewis Kidd (Liam/ Young Paul/ Ensemble), Liam Vincent-Kilbride (Andy/ Mike/ Young Jack/ Ensemble), Jon Bonner (Hardman/ Otis/ Jack/ Ensemble), Rachel McAllister (Pippa/ Miss Marsh/ Ensemble), Ellie-Jane Goddard (Sandra/ Anna/ Ensemble), Gary Mitchinson (On-Stage Swing & Ensemble) and Jess Barker (On-Stage Swing & Ensemble).

Casting for the 2018 tour to be announced. Son of a Preacher Man is produced by Brian Berg, John Sachs, Andrew Berg & Kimberley Sachs for Eclipse Live, Michael Park for The Infinite Group, Paul Tyrer & Jamie Clark for TBO Productions, Churchill Theatre Bromley and executive producers Andrew Green and Ben White, all on behalf of Dusty Touring Ltd.

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Dom Capuano (born Domenico Capuano), is an Italian-born Los Angeles-based composer, songwriter and music producer

He broke through as a producer and songwriter in the mid to late 1990s after crafting a string of hits for pop artists like the Eiffel 65, Da Blitz, the DJ Gabry Ponte and the German Pop Band of Karmah, also has collaborated with several international artists including: Jean Michel Jarre, Kool & The Gang, Laura Pausini, 883, Max Pezzali, Aqua. Zucchero, Nek, Andreas Johnson, Alphaville, Toni Braxton, S Club 7, Busta Rhymes and more…

Dom studied classical music, mainly the double bass at the G. Verdi Conservatory of Music in Turin Italy. He is also a piano player, composer and orchestral conductor. His musical career is splitted into two different ways, the records industry and the symphonic music.

Since the early 90’s has established itself as a composer and record music producer and is considered a “successful composer on the mainstream” (Italian Cit) due its continuous research in experimental sound.

Over the years he has composed and produced many hits record.

By the beginning of its professional career Dom was involved on a number of records that reached over 20 million sales worldwide, archiving 3 times platinum with over 3 million units sales in the U.S. (certified RIAA), 2 Platinum and 3 gold in Europe with over 1,500,000 copies composing Move Your Body by Eiffel 65, in addition to other awards, reaching over 10 millions of copies worldwide. He also received gold discs with the Da Blitz, Gabry Ponte, Karmah (2 in Germany, 2 in UK, 6 in Italy including for the single “Let Me Be” from the Da Blitz, 1 France, 1 Spain)

In 1993 composed “Let me be” starting up the career of the Da Blitz. (Maximum number 11 position). In 1994 and again for “Take My Way”

As a composer and arranger enters with the Da Blitz repeatedly in the Italian charts with “Let Me Be” and “Stay with Me” which eventually reached the position number 1. The Da Blitz will be in the standings again with the songs “Movin ‘On” (Max Pos # 4) “Take Me Back” (Max Pos # 4), and “I Believe” (Max Pos.#8)

In the 1996 produced the main RMX of “Anima Mia” by the legendary 60’s band of “Cugini di Campagna”

In the 1999 Blue (Da Ba Dee) became a worldwide success and the album of Europop Eiffel 65 was released in US by Universal reaching the Pos #4 of the U.S. charts by selling a total of 3,800,000 copies. Europop was also released worldwide with different record labels including Warner Music and Sony Music.

Eiffel 65 project received good reviews in the U.S. press getting the Grammy Awards Nomination in the 2001, also in the 2000 Move Your Body was performed at the Music Award in Monte-Carlo (France) in front of a VIP hall audience, which was including Mariah Carey and Michael Jackson. In the 2002 few international press identified the market distribution of Eiffel 65 as 15 million units worldwide and over including albums and singles.

In the 2000 and 2001 Dom remixed more the 40 songs for various international artists including “Tout est Bleu” by Jean Michel Jarre which co-produced the song step by step together with Dom. Dom says that it was a huge honor collaborating with Mr. Jarre and was one of the best satisfaction of his entire life since he studied years before electronic music getting actually Jean Michel Jarre as reference.

Over the years Dom produced also few Remixes for the Italian Pop Band of the 883 including, “Come Mai”, “La Donna, Il Sogno e Il Grande Incubo”, “Gli Anni" credited as Bliss Team and also ”Viaggio al centro del mondo" and the hit "La Regina del Celebrità" credited as Eiffel 65.

Between 2002 and 2005 Dom collaborated with Gabry Ponte producing and writing songs such “The Man in the Moon” and “Depends on You” from the albums “Doctor Jekyll Mr. DJ” and later from the album “Gabry Ponte” was extracted the single “Figli di Pitagora” performed by Italian Rock'n’ Roll Legend “Little Tony”. Both Albums were released by Universal Italy and both reached the top of the national rankings.

in the 2005 with Gabry Ponte, Dom produced the band of “Karmah” which experienced some success in several European countries mainly in Germany reaching the top national rank at the pos #5 with the cover of the SOS Band’ named “Just Be Good to Me” which was produced using a sample from the song “Every Breath You Take” by The Police. During this period Dom began considering to consolidate his dream to compose music for flm early in the 2006 starting to improve his skill as composer and orchestrator. He composed the TV theme for “Ninja Turtles”, “You Can Call Me, Giò!” an Italian version of Ugly Betty produced by Disney. Dom scored also the main theme for several country of the anime “Pokemon” and later in 2006 the soundtrack for the short film “Calibro 70” directed by Alessandro Rota.

In the summer 2007 Dom met the Dari a Emo-Punk band starting an artistic collaboration as artistic producer and co-writer, and a little later in February 2008 they achieves a success with the song “Wale (Tanto Wale)” signing a record deal with EMI Italy. After the success of Wale with Dari the label Fondazione Sonora/EMI received some awards including: Award of the 2008 Meeting of Independent Labels, The Video Clip Italian Prize in 2008 as" Video revelation of the Year with Wale by Dari which also won 2 MTV TRL Awards such the “Best New Artist” in the 2008 and in the 2009 for “Best Look".

In the 2008 Dom with Dario Pirovano co-written “Non Pensavo” performed by Dari and Max Pezzali an Italian pop-star singer.

In the 2010 Capuano has produced the “Salentino” Rock band of the “Fonokit”. In the same year he completed his studies of music and orchestral conductor, this gave him the motivation to move in USA to follow and pursue his passion for movie and film score.

After archived the Master in Music in the 2010 and in the late 2011-2012 has moved in Los Angeles to improve his experience and follow his dream as film composer scoring the music for the movie “The Sleeping Warrior” and later in the 2012 the soundtrack for “Solid State” starring Vivica A. Vox which was distributed worldwide in digital and phisical with various label. In the 2013 Dom composed music for TV series including “Lourdes” documentary and “Devil Ride" for Discovery Channel.

In 2014 composed the score for “Beautiful Destroyer” and later in the 2015 Richard the Lionheart: Rebellion a film that tells the story and vicissitudes of the rise to the throne of the future King of England Richard I “The Lionheart” son of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine. Directed by Stefano Milla it was nominated on a bunch of festivals winning several for “Best Film” and also for “Best Score”.

In the same year Dom produced the song “All Over” which was featuring by Busta Rhymes.

The 2015 is the time to score the movie Branded directed by Phil Gorn starring the London twins, Jeremy and James London known for several TV series that brought them to prominence in the ‘90s, in addition in Branded starring the presence of Christopher Showerman famous for his roles in the past “Tarzan” in “George of the jungle” by Disney.

In the same year 2016 after winning several international festivals the movie Richard the Lionheart: Rebellion got a distribution with STUDIOCANAL one of the bigger independent film distributors worldwide.

After a deep work of revisitation and remastering In the late of 2016 the movie “Richard the Lionheart: Rebellion” got a distribution with SONY Pictures which released the film in the U.S. and North America. on June 2, 2017.

In February 2017 Dom scored the Italian short film “L’ora di Lezione” (“The Hour of Lesson”) a story from a book of famous best seller writer Massimo Recalcati starring Giulio Base a well known actor which is starring in the new upcoming film of Ridley Scott “All the Money in the World” (2017). “L’ora di Lezione” won several festivals including the Mediterranean Film Festival.

Still In the 2017 Dom scored the film “Kingdom of Gladiators, the Tournament” starring the hero of the WWF and WWE wrestling walk of fame star Solofa Fatu Jr. nicknamed Rikishi.

The sport brand “New Era Caps” for the new season 2017-2018 features in the new on-line advertising the composition score “The Battle is in Your Hands”.

As always Dom produces a bunch of new electronic tracks such “Won’t You Be Mine” featuring Krystle Simmons and “Guns And Roses” featuring IAGO which is distributed worldwide on various platforms.

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Hoy cumple años Kathy Bates 69 años es una actriz estadounidense de cine, televisión y teatro, ganadora de los premios Óscar, Globo de Oro, Emmy y SAG. Su actuación en Misery es reconocida como una de las mejores actuaciones femeninas de la historia del cine y del mismo modo pasó a la historia como una de las villanas más famosas de la historia del celuloide; Mary Stuart Masterson 51 años es una actriz, directora, productora y guionistaestadounidense. Es hija del actor y director Peter Masterson y la actriz Carlyn Glynn. Precisamente, su primer rol fue junto a su padre en la película The Stepford Wives de 1975, y a los quince años participó en la versión de Eva Le Gallienne, Alice in Wonderland. Dos años después volvió al cine con Heaven Help Us, y posteriormente estudió antropología en la Universidad de Nueva York. 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