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Amid all the news of husband Jesse James’ alleged extramarital affair with a tatted stripper, Sandra Bullock is apparently staying out of the public eye and canceled her appearance at the Berlin premiere of her film, “The Blind Side.”
“Without Sandy, it just didn’t make any sense to have a premiere,” a studio source tells E! News.
Sources say that since the alleged affair with Michelle “Bombshell” McGee has come to light, Sandra has been in hiding. This is the second premiere that the Oscar-winning actress has pulled out from.
Sandra cancelled her trip to London’s “Blind Side” premiere last Wednesday citing ‘unforeseen personal reasons.” The studio source says they’re not sure when she’ll come out of hiding.
A week ago, Sandra moved out of her and Jesse’s L.A. home after Jesse’s reported mistress had come forth with shocking details of their affair. While Jesse hasn’t confirmed the alleged affair, he issued a public apology days later.

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New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ D’nero Official Website) – D’nero has been in the top 3 artists in all genres in NJ on reverbnation the past year, has sold 11,000 digital downloads on websites like iTunes & Amazon, and has gained much success off his first single “Across The Room”, now him & his label, 609 Entertainment, are preparing for one of their biggest releases as a label. “it’s going to be huge, I got a song with Timbaland! no other unsigned artist can do that. we have a lot of plans and things going on for this release,” says D’nero (Artist & CEO of 609 Entertainment).
After his show coming up March 25th in Brooklyn, he is going full force in promoting his highly anticipated debut album.
“Across The Room is getting spins at strip clubs, night clubs, online radio spins, everywhere it is blowing up”. A album release party/B-Day Bash is already being planned, as well as a distribution deal.

See the full article from “Top40-Charts.com”

The past week must be terribly hard for America’s sweetheart, Sandra Bullock.
After learning a
bout an alleged affair between her husband, Jesse James and some tattooed stripper (can we stop saying her name?), Bullock has canceled her London premiere of her latest film, The Blindside, left the home that she shared with dog-house-bound-husband, and now she has called off her Berlin premiere appearance without being snapped by one photographer.
Unlike her first premiere call off, Bullock did not release any statement as to why she won’t be going – because the world knows – we all get it.
Many media sources and fans are hoping that Bullock pulls through with her head held high, and makes a statement soon.

See the full article from “Gather.com”

But then a new Artistic Director and a group of fresh directors were brought in to revamp and revitalize the company. That they did. They have tackled musicals that most theater companies avoid (La Cage and The Full Monty), or added fresh new coats of artistry to the older titles.
Three years ago they managed only a couple of Column Award nominations, this past year they led in the non-equity field with a staggering 33 nominations, going on to take home the big prize, Best Play of the Year (non-equity). They were also voted Best Theater Group in North Texas on channel 8’s WFAA list. They have brought in radiant new talent as well into the mix. Again, that’s all in the span of a short three year period.
But it is how they challenge themselves as artists and as a theater company that I greatly admire. They tackle some really tough material.
You have a gay love story in
La Cage, male strippers in

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Signature Theatre Company is the first theatre company to devote an entire season to the work of a single playwright, including re-examinations of past writings as well as New York and world premieres. By championing in-depth explorations of a living playwright’s body of work, the Company delivers an intimate and immersive journey into the playwright’s singular vision. Signature’s 20th Anniversary Season, devoted to Tony Kushner, also includes the first New York revival of Angels in America and another production to be announced.
Signature was in residence at The Public Theatre for two seasons in 1995-1997, but THE INTELLIGENT HOMOSEXUAL’S GUIDE marks the first time the two theatres have partnered to present a co-production.
In the summer of 2007, Gus Marcantonio, a retired longshoreman, summons his children to the family’s Brooklyn brownstone for a series of shocking announcements. THE INTELLIGENT HOMOSEXUAL’S GUIDE TO CAPITALISM AND SOCIALISM WITH A KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES explores revolution, radicalism, marriage, sex, prostitution, politics, real estate, unions of all kinds and debts both repaid and unpayable.

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As a satirist of social pretensions, Evelyn Waugh (1903-66) is something of a Thackeray step-child. A scalding wit etches deep in splendidly wrought works like Vile Bodies (1930), Black Mischief (1932), Scoop (1938) and The Loved One (1947). By contrast, his line drawings that accompany some of his early works are astonishingly simple, almost delicate. Here are a couple of illustrations from his first novel, Decline and Fall (1928), just before his conversion to Catholicism. On the right, the hapless hero, Paul Pennyfeather, more or less innocently expelled from college for indecent exposure, applies for a teaching job in Wales.
He takes up with a student’s very wealthy mother and, on the day they’re supposed to be married, is arrested while on an errand on her behalf (she, it turns out, operates a high-end prostitution ring), and gallantly takes the rap for her.

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Buffeted by scandals and a steep drop in government and foundation money, the community-organizing group Acorn is discussed plans to declare bankruptcy, The New York Times reports, citing unidentified Acorn officials.
Pablo Eisenberg, a senor fellow at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute (and a frequent Chronicle contributor), told The Washington Post that Acorn leaders apprised him of plans to file for bankruptcy and form a new, renamed entity.
The move comes as a wave of state and local Acorn chapters have disbanded or severed ties with the national group, some reconstituting under new names. The national organization has been struggling under the weight of a 2008 embezzlement scandal and the fallout from guerrilla videos shot last year by conservative activists that appeared to show Acorn workers encouraging prostitution and tax evasion.

See the full article from “Chronicle of Philanthropy (subscription) (blog)”

NEW YORK, March 22 /PRNewswire/ — This weekend, SHOWTIME will be available in a record 54.4 million households for an ALL ACCESS Free Preview Weekend on SHOWTIME, SHOWTIME HD and SHOWTIME On Demand.  From Thursday, March 25 through Sunday, March 28, viewers across the country will have the opportunity to sample the premium network’s award-winning programming via linear service, On Demand and in HD, including the second season premiere episodes of the SHOWTIME original series “Nurse Jackie” and “United States of Tara,” two live events from SHOWTIME Sports, and the hit movies “Twilight,” “Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys,” “The Reader” and the premium television premiere of “Saw V.”
On Demand, viewers can catch up on “All Things Tudors,” when SHOWTIME offers all three seasons of its critically acclaimed series “The Tudors,” in time for the season four premiere on
Sunday, April 11th
9 p.m. ET
/PT. Free Preview Weekend viewers will also have access to the first seasons of “Nurse Jackie” and “United States Of Tara,” season four of “Dexter,” season five of ” Weeds,” and the third seasons of “Californication,” “Secret Diary of A Call Girl,” and “

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The annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection will be held on Saturday, April 10, providing residents a free and safe way to dispose of household hazardous waste.
The collection will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 10, in the parking lot of Hal Henard School in Greeneville. The school is located on East Vann Road.
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Common items from the house that will be accepted include: art/craft supplies, rechargeable batteries, chemistry sets, moth balls, drain cleaners, medicines/drugs, floor cleaners, photo chemicals, metal polish and furniture polish, and oven cleaner.
Items from the yard that will be accepted include: fertilizer, herbicides, muriatic acid, pest strips, pool chemicals, pesticides, rodent killer and insect spray.
Acceptable items from the workbench include: degreaser, oil-based paint, paint thinner, sealant, solvent, stain, wood stripper and rust/wood preservatives.

See the full article from “Greeneville Sun”

HOUSE HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES POLICY COUNCIL: House Health and Family Services takes up a bill (HB 1561) today urging the attorney general to sue challenging the constitutionality of federal health care legislation, as well as bills related to teaching nursing homes (HB 491), and a couple of memorials to Congress. (1 p.m., 212 Knott Building, The Capitol.)
HOUSE ELDER AND FAMILY SERVICES: The committee takes up one bill, HB 1159, which revises the definitions of “benefits” and “income” for purposes of the Veterans’ Guardianship Law. (Monday, 2 p.m., 24 House Office Building, The Capitol.)
SEXUAL EXPLOITATION BILL IN HOUSE COMMITTEE:
The House Health Care Services Policy Committee takes up HB 535, which requires that certain sexually exploited children must be taken to short-term safe houses, and revises prostitution laws to decriminalize certain acts when they’re committed by kids under 16, with the assumption that they’re sexually exploited victims instead of criminals. The bill also prevents juvenile probation officers from filing delinquency petitions for child prostitutes. (3:30 p.m., 306 House Office Building, The Capitol.)

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