If you didn’t fall asleep during your high school english classes, you might remember a thing or two about William Shakespeare. The poet who wrote “Romeo and Juliet”. Yeah, that guy. Something Rotten! is a delightfully charming musical that tells the story of how the bodacious bard and writers Nick and Nigel Bottom fight for the title of best writer of the Renaissance Era. As an avid fan of any Jujamcyn Theatres produced show, I have to admit I held Something Rotten! to high standards. I’m pleased to say it exceeded all expectations.
Season 20 | Episode Seven Much like Chris Soules’ season, Ben takes the ladies to his hometown of Warsaw, Indiana. Thankfully there seems to be some sort of civilization here, unlike Arlington, Iowa. He meets up with his parents at a local diner, where they ask all the obvious questions. (Ben is falling in love with some of the ladies!) His mother’s apparent happiness for him being so happy makes me so happy, and it should make you happy too! Ben talks about the remaining ladies: Becca who has seemed
It’s music’s biggest night! And, we’ve picked our favorite moments from this year’s GRAMMYs: Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez Can I be BFFs with Taylor and Selena? Taylor tweeted this adorable video of the besties celebrating Taylor’s win for “Best Music Video.” Is #squadenvy a thing because I definitely have it! Lionel Richie Tribute How amazing was that tribute? And, how timeless is Lionel’s catalog? The show officially started after this medley. Kudos to John Legend, Demi Lovato, and Luke Bryan for doing his music justice. I loved how much
For this week’s “On the Road” we’re going a bit off course and bringing the laughs. Who doesn’t love a bit of stand-up? This comedian-actor stars on the hit NBC show, Undateable. He’s made guest appearances on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The McCarthy’s, and Ground Floor. It’s none other than Brent Morin. In 2013, Brent was named one of Variety‘s “Top 10 Comics to Watch.” A title he rightfully deserves. He’s goofy, sometimes awkward, but always hilarious. The material is fresh, relatable, and often self-deprecating. Who doesn’t love a comic who can