The News Review:
- Police break up erotic dancing at nightclub
- Spring break classes in Midland to flash back through decades
- bama to GP governors: May I have this dance?
- My new celebrity son-in-law
- scar’s Next Host: Billy Crystal?
- Romance blooms and heels break at the scars
- Academy Awards Recap: Singing Dancing and Slumdog
Police break up erotic dancing at nightclub
xford Press H -
in Hamilton early Tuesday morning Feb. The arrests followed complaints the bar was hosting an erotic dance performance according to Public Affairs fficer Rich Burkhardt. Burkhardt said undercover officers observed as many as 100 people in the bar where roughly 14 chairs were arranged in a semicircle around the dancers. The dancers wore G-strings police say; two were topless and the others wore pasties. Police say they were touching the patrons in a sexual manner. Police say customer Eryka Huckins a 20-year-old from Cincinnati exposed her breasts and allowed dancers to touch them.
Spring break classes in Midland to flash back through decades
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April 7 – “Groovy 60s”: Take a journey to the Age of Aquarius with the music moves and clothes of the Sixties. April 8 – “Disco 70s”: Learn some disco moves and perhaps some macrame along with other grooves of the Seventies. April 9 – “Neon 80s”: From friendship bracelets to break dance the Eighties return. Registration is open to children ages 6 to 11. Tuition is $35 per day. All camps in the Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center 3417 W.
Related from Pepsphotogallery: Spring Break is almost here (see VIDES PHT GALLERY)
bama to GP governors: May I have this dance?
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“We do not in our state pay unemployment compensation to people who are not willing and able to work full time” said Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi the only one of the GP holdouts who was willing to talk to reporters at the White House Sunday night. (Louisiana’s Bobby Jindal and South Carolina’s Mark Sanford both outspoken grumblers about the stimulus money didn’t even break stride as they walked into the building. ) “This bill would require us to change that which would result in a large tax increase when the federal money runs out and that’s why we’re not going to take it. ” (Some Republicans claim.
My new celebrity son-in-law
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” I also like the confidence of a 19-year-old man who’s not afraid to say he sucks at basketball and just wants to dance. We’ve already played. Let’s do the same thing with celebrity sons and daughters in law. I’m not going to set an age limit because your choice might depend on your own age although I’d say young people 21 and under is a good starting point.
scar’s Next Host: Billy Crystal?
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' scar’s Next Host: Billy Crystal? | Slumdogs ff to Disneyland | Heath’s Return To The Chateau | Elton Rocks In Two Places | scar Tidbits: Beyonce Etc. But most hosts don’t repeat in consecutive years so the question is who should be next? The answer is right under our noses: Billy Crystal.
Romance blooms and heels break at the scars
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“I would feel a lot better if I hadn’t” the disappointed “Mamma Mia!” co-star said as she came offstage. Efron however made light of the moment. “We’ll never be invited back” he joked. Turns out the “High School Musical” star had a little wardrobe malfunction of his own.
Academy Awards Recap: Singing Dancing and Slumdog
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The first for Documentary Feature went to the riveting Man on Wire which chronicled the story of Frenchman Philippe Petit’s high-wire walk between the NYC Twin Towers in 1974. When Petit himself got to the podium he jokingly thanked with “The shortest speech in scar history. YES!” However that wasn’t all as Petit let slip “but I break my own rules” and continued his acceptance in true “real life” character by balancing his new scar on his chin. Not to be overshadowed the second Documentary award for Short Subject was given to the film Smile Pinki. The best in Sound Editing was handed over to The Dark Knight while Sound Mixing and Best Editing belonged to the multiple nominated Slumdog Millionaire which tugged at the heartstrings after Indian winner Resul Pookutty paid tribute to his country and people.