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A woman makes the sign of the cross in a park during a pilgrimage in Bucharest, Romania, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018. Romanian Orthodox worshipers marched in a pilgrimage through the Romanian capital on the eve of the Feast of the Cross, a celebration of the cross used to crucify Jesus.(AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda)

Andrea Bocelli returns to Madison Square Garden on December 13 & 14 with conductor Eugene Kohn, soprano Larisa Martinez, and guest artist Heather Headley. Tickets go on sale Monday, April 3 at 10am*. *On the first day of sale, tickets for concerts are not sold at the Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall or Beacon Theatre Box Offices, and may only be purchased via Ticketmaster.

In her speech at the civic reception the Queen said “You have made wonderful progress since Lieutenant Shortland discovered your Hunter River only a little over 150 years ago and you have played a worthy part in the development of your country.

Annie is a jockey and horse trainer of good reputation. She passed along this story about a horse we’ll call TANGO SED.

Performing in the Entertainment Lounge Peter Lawrence has been playing clarinet and saxophone since an early age. With years of experience it was apparent that Peter Lawrence had a unique musical aptitude. Peter Lawrence and his Orchestra, playing jazz and swing, have the ability to set the musical mood to fit any audience

Your suggested diagnosis associates their problems to the nearness of cattle. However, research at the NASA Cow Dog behavioral Institute in Homer City, PA indicated a relationship more closely related to the proximity of the dominant figure. i.e., the greater the distance between master and dog, the less your influence.

Trent Armand Kendall + Brass Illusion’s Reluctant Holiday Jam! – Cutting Room December 10, 2017 – New York

We were sitting in the foyer of the main house at Surf Ranch. Slater was eating pico de gallo off a glass plate. People were streaming through, carrying bags, heading out—the next leg of the tour was in Europe. Kalani Miller, Slater’s girlfriend, popped in and out, stealing a bite, getting his sign-off on a horticultural decision about their place in Hawaii. Miller, thirty-one, is an ex-model and a co-owner, with her sister, of a beachwear company. She and Slater have been together for eleven years, and their life, as documented on Instagram, looks like a lot of fun. Slater started his own clothing company, Outerknown, in 2015, making casual clothes that are fair trade, sustainably produced (including some fibres from recovered fishing nets), and not inexpensive. He also owns a controlling interest in Firewire, one of the largest surfboard makers. Whatever his managerial responsibilities are, he somehow balances them with chasing waves all over the world.

"It’s about equality, I think," Bryce jumped in. "We are striving to achieve an equal distribution of power, and each Committee has done that better than the one before. That’s the way forward."

The Hipp Pipps, The Rousers, No Valentine – The Map Room at The Bowery Electric December 15, 2017 – New York

 Maitland’s first Steamfest was held in 1986 to recall the days of steam, three years after the last steam locos ran on South Maitland Railways. It has attracted up to 70,000 people annually. 

Born and raised New Yorker Jeffrey Lewis leads a double-life, as both a comic book artist and an indie-rock musician. Beginning with homemade cassettes in the late 90s, and moving on to touring the world and releasing "proper" albums since 2001, Jeffrey’s now 15-year career has included sharing bills and tours with the likes of The Vaselines, The Fall, Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Roky Erickson, The Mountain Goats, Daniel Johnston, Devo, Pulp and many other luminaries. In between his contemplative folk narratives and bashed-out indie-punk songs Jeffrey is known for often including a couple of his illustrated songs in each concert (what he calls "low budget videos") sometimes covering historical topics (like "The History of Communism"), biographies (like "The Life of Barack Obama") or strange flights of fancy (like "The Creeping Brain"). Appearing in the past as Jeffrey Lewis & The Jitters (featuring his brother Jack and David Beauchamp), Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard and other touring ensembles, his newest band incarnation is Jeffrey Lewis & The Jrams (pronounced "drams") featuring Mem Pahl on bass and Heather Wagner on drums. Rough Trade Records (label of The Smiths, The Strokes, … (read more)