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Broadway Backwards vs. Broadway's Leading Ladies

In a foolish and targeted move, PBS's Broadway's Leading Ladies concert will be held on Monday, March 10 at New York City's Town Hall. On that same day, BC/EFA will hold its annual Broadway Backwards concert at the Gershwin Theatre. They are doing this specifically to hurt me. This is a lesbian nightmare.

Some more context:

Broadway's Leading Ladies follows the Broadway's Leading Men concert from last year. These are likely homages to My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies, an iconic concert in the late 90s hosted by beloved movie musical Diva Julie Andrews. The concert's lineup included legends such as Elaine Stritch, Bebe Neuwirth, Marin Mazzie, Judy Kuhn, Audra McDonald, and many more. The leading men concert of last year included Norm Lewis, Paulo Szot, and Andre de Shields.

Broadway Backwards is the annual celebration of queer stories and artists in the theatre, and given everything going on now, is sorely needed. In its 19th year, the show has previously been performed at the Disney-operated New Amsterdam Theatre for the last four in-person years. It is now at the Gershwin. Could mean nothing. Could mean everything. Jenn Colella has returned as host for the last several years to great acclaim and you've all probably seen the clips from over the years.

I preemptively bought my Broadway Backwards ticket already, as I do every year to support the cause. It's probably easy enough to sell at cost or at a slight loss for me. Not a big deal. Admittedly, I have been largely unmoved by the show's last two years. They seem to have forgotten that older women exist, and most of the performances have been...less than memorable, to say the least. Not counting the joyous performance of "It Couldn't Please Me More" by Len Cariou and Chip Zien last year.

Clips of Broadway Backwards eventually do go to the youtube channel, and the Leading Ladies concert will have a PBS premiere sometime later this year. And I'll probably do a repoll when the cast lists come out.

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Imagine this: Being taught by Cheren about caring for others and his pokemon, now Lear has to take on the mentor role for Paulo after he goes in too deep with toxic villain mentality. Is Lear a decent or bad mentor? Does he goes with Cheren to complain about how difficult is Paulo and Cheren just laughs, because irony is poetic?

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OK BUT!!! I KINDA WANNA SEE THIS??? I mean the "Lear takes on the mentor role for Paulo" which could end up in disaster or the most chaotic, cute stupid friendship ever, and its only because of THAT ONE SCENE AT THE END (I THINK) OF THE PML LIKE, LEAR, LEAR YOU SAW SOMETHING IN THE KIDS EYES WON'T YOU DO SOMETHING??????? WILL YOU KEEP IT IN MIND FOR IF SOMETHING HAPPENS LATER ON??? I also want to see Tina more so bad I hope she becomes playable she looks like!!! a fun character!!!!!

Maybe he doesn't really has to do the mentor role just, occasional suggestions which, either way Cheren ends up helping him because "I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M TELLING HIM HELP ME PLEASE I DEMAND IT" and ah~ yes~ the irony~~!

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FEATURE: Samuel Eto’o: The five matches that made his career

Goal remembers the games that truly defined the Cameroon legend as he approaches his African Legends Cup of Nations semi-final against Didier Drogba

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Ahead of Samuel Eto'o's African Legends Cup of Nations semi-final against Didier Drogba, Goal remembers some of the matches that underpin the Cameroon icon's legacy.

He is remembered as a big game player due to his impact in several high-profile games, but which were the fixtures, the moments, and the goals that have truly helped the Central African striker establish himself as one of the continent's all-time greats.

Here are five outings that were influenced, or even shaped, by Eto'o's contribution. Will these performances be enough to take him past Drogba and into the Alcon final?

2006 Champions League Final

Eto’o started the 2006 final as part of a Barcelona front three containing Lionel Messi and Thierry Henry.

It’s serious quality, but it was still Eto’o who stole the show, equalising in the 76th minute following Sol Campbell’s opener for Arsenal after being played in by substitute Henrik Larsson.

The Swede would set up Juliano Belletti for the winner four minutes later as Eto’o, who was named Man of the Match in the final, became only the second Cameroonian winner of European football’s grandest prize.

Africa Cup of Nations 2008

Laurent Pokou had been the Africa Cup of Nations top scorer of all time for 38 years before Eto’o took to the field at the 2008 tournament.

The Cote d’Ivoire legend scored 14 goals across the 1968 and 1970 editions of the tournament, but against Zambia, the Cameroon great struck a penalty to equal Pokou’s haul.

In the next match, the Indomitable Lions’ final group game against Sudan, Eto’o would strike another penalty to take the record outright, before adding his 16th in the competition history in the 90th minute.

He won the tournament’s Golden Boot with five goals and would end his career with 18 goals.

Of all active players, the closest to Eto’o is Andre Ayew, on nine goals, and it’s hard to see the forward’s record being broken any time soon.

2009 Champions League Final

Three years after their triumph over Arsenal, Barcelona were again up against English opposition in the final as they took on Manchester United.

Eto’o opened the scoring in the scoring in the tenth minute as Barca blew away the reigning champions during a magnificent display. Lionel Messi added a second as the crown returned to Catalonia.

This UCL success rounded off a European treble for Barca, with the Messi-Eto’o-Henry triumvirate scoring 100 goals between them.

Eto’o’s goal against United meant that he became only the second player in history to score in two UCL finals.

2010 Champions League final

In 2010, after moving to Internazionale, Eto’o would complete another domestic treble—becoming the first player to achieve the feat—including another Champions League triumph.

It’s an achievement that would place him alongside Gerard Pique, Marcel Desailly, and Paulo Sousa as players to have won the title with two separate teams.

Diego Milito netted twice in the final for Jose Mourinho’s Inter, with Eto’o, who had been used in a wide role by the Portuguese coach, contributing the assist for the opener.

2011 Champions League semi-final

While Inter would ultimately fall short in the 2010-11 Champions League, where they were eliminated in the quarter-finals, Eto’o would deliver one of his greatest-ever performances in the Round of 16 showdown with Bayern—a rematch of the previous final.

Inter lost the first leg 1-0 at home, but turned things around in the second leg, with Eto’o levelling affairs after four minutes.

Bayern led 3-1 on aggregate by half time after goals from Mario Gomez and Thomas Muller, but Eto’o would step up in the second half to prove his quality, providing assists for Wesley Sniejder and Goran Pandev to send the visitors true.

It was a performance to silence all those who claim that the attacker is a mere one-dimensional goalscorer.

Inter would fall to Schalke in the quarters.

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