Consider yourself poison
I have been struck down by the flu this week and am writing this while snuggled up with my laptop. Given the practical advice to “consider myself poison,” I’ve been spending copious amounts of quality time with my pals Nyquil, Robutussin, Amoxicillin and television. WATCH THIS ¯ Part two of the “Project Runway” finale show is on tonight at 10 p.m. on Lifetime, with Althea, Carol Hannah and Mean-a Irina showing off their final collections. Judging from last week’s episode, I’m guessing that we’ll see Carol Hannah overcome her bout of stomach flu to pull through and take it all with her whimsical, fairy princess gowns (with a pair of pants thrown in for good measure). Irina, always holding tight to the belief that she knows better than anyone else, unwisely dismissed Nina Garcia’s critique despite the fact that Nina will be one of the few privileged folks determining which designer wins. My bet is that Irina’s “casual funeral with fur” collection takes second plac.
» Full StoryMaximum Force Wrestling returns to Fairgrounds
Maximum Force Wrestling (MFW) recently held its debut event at the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds. Just under 400 fans were in attendance to bear witness to almost three hours of non-stop pro wrestling action.
» Full StoryDunkirk Middle School musical set for Friday, Saturday nights
Dunkirk Middle School will present Disney’s “Alice in Wonderland Jr.” on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m.
» Full StoryArea churches to present Christmas sessions
The Christmas Sessions, a recording released last year by Bill Ward and the Doerfels, will be featured as a live performance at a series of specials throughout WNY this holiday season.
» Full StoryA look at the glories of the written word
My wife recently pointed out to me that the shelf on which I keep books which I have been sent for review, is jammed from one side to the other, with extras, tucked in elsewhere.
» Full StoryReggie Watkins to perform at SUNY Fredonia
Reggie Watkins, a professional trombonist who has performed with such jazz and pop music icons as Dave Matthews, Maynard Ferguson, and Dianne Schuur, will join the SUNY Fredonia Jazz Workshop on Sunday. He will first conduct a master class at 3 p.m.
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