Posted by: Hayden Lampungmeiua in Entertainment Posts on November 24th, 2011
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The apple pie came with a side of nostalgia on a recent visit to Mapleside Farm.
Posted by: Charli Cleburne in Books Advice on November 20th, 2011
In Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1, Chaske Spencer plays the leader of the wolf pack, Sam Uley. Off the set, the 36-year-old star takes his role as protector very seriously.
Spencer talked to Parade.com about bonding with his fellow werewolves over those shirtless scenes and saying farewell to the franchise that kick-started his career.
On Sam’s role in Breaking Dawn.
“He has to do a duty to protect the treaty of the tribe, so he goes against Jacob and the wolf pack splits. He has to make some decisions as the alpha male. The stakes are higher in Breaking Dawn. Full Post…
Posted by: Abbey Hester in Music Guide on November 18th, 2011
COUNCIL BLUFFS Word that Council Bluffs was named the No. 2 Iowa Tourism Community of the Year for 2011 sparked a party Friday afternoon.
Not just to celebrate the designation from the Tourism Office of the Iowa Economic Development Authority. But to salute the Council Bluffs city employees who worked to keep Council Bluffs “open for business” during a summer of Missouri River flooding.
The announcement at the Council Bluffs Convention and Visitors Bureau Friday turned into a surprise party for city workers.
“Council Bluffs was saved from a disastrous tourism season thanks to the efforts of our city personnel.
Posted by: Hayden Lampungmeiua in Entertainment Posts on November 15th, 2011
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Ashton Kutcher knows what a tough day is like. Demi Moore announced that she’s ending their marriage, and Kutcher earned a slap from his top CBS boss for a controversial Twitter posting.
During a Q-and-A session Thursday at a TV industry meeting, CBS Corp. Chief Leslie Moonves said he’s pleased with the ratings for revamped “Two and a Half Men” and with new star Kutcher – “aside from his comments about Penn State,” Moonves added.
Last week, Kutcher condemned the firing of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and then recanted the Twitter posting after it drew a flurry of criticism.
Posted by: Hayden Lampungmeiua in Entertainment Posts on November 13th, 2011
A child’s bookshelf often contains numerous titles centering on animals in one way or another—books of fiction that creatively utilize the diverse traits and personalities animals seem to possess and works of nonfiction that open a child’s eyes to the wonder of nature.
One recently published picture book blends the entertainment of a traditional storybook with factual details about how many different species there are, attempting to cover seemingly all of them in one sitting. “Amaz
Posted by: Charli Cleburne in Books Advice on November 12th, 2011
I hope all are having a happy Veterans Day — especially my favorite veteran: my dad, Emanuel Rosenthal. His Army unit — the 83rd Infantry, also known as the Thunderbolt or Ohio division — had a memorable and historic push through Europe beginning in the summer of 1944. They moved through Normandy in the days after D-Day, fought in the breakout from Normandy, and rushed across France, only to be caught up in the horrific Battle of the Bulge in Belgium. The division later pushed into Germanny, and was involved in liberating a subcamp of the Buchenwald concentration camp.
It’s hard for me to imagine the thoughtful, soft-spoken man I grew up with as a warrior.