Sarah McLachlan coming to St. Louis next summer
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
ST. LOUIS - Pop artist Sarah McLachlan has announced the dates for her 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' 30th Anniversary Tour. The St. Louis Music Park in Maryland Heights is hosting one of the 31 shows. Tickets go on sale starting Friday, December 15, at noon.McLachlan has been nominated for 26 Juno Awards and has won twelve. She's also won three Grammy Awards. Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' 30th Anniversary Tour ScheduleSat., May 25: Seattle, WA - Chateau Ste. Michelle WinerySun., May 26: Seattle, WA – Chateau Ste. Michelle WineryTues., May 28: Bend, OR – Hayden Homes AmphitheaterThurs., May 30: Berkeley, CA - Greek TheatreFri., May 31. Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood BowlSat., Jun 1: Palm Springs, CA – Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm SpringsSun., June 2: San Diego, CA – The Rady Shell at Jacobs ParkTues., June4 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial TheatreThurs., June 6 – Salt Lake City, UT – USANA AmphitheatreFri., June 7: Morrison, CO – Red Rocks AmphitheatreSun., Jun 9: – Kansas City, MO – Starl...Nearly 100 cargo workers at DIA go on strike Monday, protesting unsafe work conditions
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
Nearly 100 Swissport cargo workers at the Denver International Airport are on strike Monday, protesting unsafe work conditions they say the company has been ignoring for more than a year.The strike that began last night is set to last through the day Monday, with a rally of the striking workers starting outside DIA’s Main Terminal at 10:30 a.m.“It’s a big ask to get people to risk their job in this way, even though it’s legally protected,” said Andrew Guttman, who works as a cargo agent for Swissport. People are nervous about it. Doing more than one day would’ve been a lot to bite off.”Cargo workers will be joined by other airport workers, community members and elected officials supporting their fight for safer working conditions, according to a Monday news release from the Service Employees International Union.While the cargo workers are not part of the union, they reached out to it for help after their Swissport strike notice gained 80 to ...Rep. Jodeh: If “cease-fire” becomes taboo, what’s next, “peace”?
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
The images of mass graves, dead babies, grieving families, and absolute destruction have left me numb, enraged, depressed, and in shock.I am Palestinian. They are Palestinian. I feel helpless.Even as an elected official, I feel helpless. And my Jewish colleagues have expressed the same feeling of helplessness.And like many, I have cried for peace — cried out for an end to the violence, an end to the carnage, an end to this cycle of killing. I know I am not alone. And yet – there has been incredible pushback over the calls for cessation of violence, and specifically around one word, “ceasefire.”And though I have spoken to many, I am left wondering, “Is asking for a ceasefire unreasonable? Is even using the word “ceasefire” unreasonable? Why is wanting an end to the violence so inflammatory?”This past week, I penned an open letter addressed to the Colorado congressional delegation to urge the administration to push for an immediate, bilateral cease-fire.The letter, says th...LAX passenger arrives on international flight without passport, visa, ticket: report
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
A Russian man flew from Europe to LAX without a passport, visa or plane ticket last month, and officials have no idea how he did it. Neither, it seems, does the man himself.Sergey Vladimirovich Ochigava faces a charge of being a stowaway on an aircraft related to a Nov. 4 flight, but according to a report by Jason Koebler published jointly by 404 Media and Court Watch, he "was not a stowaway in the traditional sense.""[Ochigava] seemingly interacted with flight crew, ate two meals on the plane, spoke to other passengers on the flight, and, at one point 'attempted to eat the chocolate that belonged to members of the cabin crew,' Koebler wrote. "The affidavit states that 'most' of the crew noticed him on the plane, and said he was sitting in a few different seats, but that nothing else seemed amiss."Despite being very visible to many on the plane, Ochigava, an economist, had apparently evaded security in Copenhagen, Denmark, from which his flight departed.Ochigava was not on the fligh...Smögen Appetizers At Vintage Wine + Eats Is Blowing The Lid Off The Traditional Bagel
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
It’s only been six weekends as a pop-up at Vintage Wine + Eats in Studio City and the locals already are lining up on Ventura Boulevard for the fresh and colorful Swedish-style open-faced sandwiches from Smögen Appetizers that are a fish lover’s dream. These San Fernando halves rival any of the hipster bagel joints on the West Side.Zach Werner’s unique concept offers an upscale spin on the traditional bagel and smoked fish offering in a cozy wine bar packed with families on the weekend that also features an internationally diverse champagne and wine list.The Joint Venture (Courtesy Smögen Appetizers)Made in the Tex Mex kitchen of El Tejano, the foundation of Werner’s naturally leavened sourdough is a bagel that undergoes a 25-hour process to create an airy and crispy anchor for the colorful toppings that reflect Werner’s Miami background and wife Monica Glass’ Colombian roots. Vintage Wine + Eats owner Joe Barker opens his wine bar to the Werners on weekends and provides them with ...An Inside Look into Actress Erica Papasergi’s Incredible Journey From Small Island to L.A.
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
Films have come a long way since the days of Louis Le Prince’s Roundhay Garden Scene, but the primary motivation behind its purpose has never wavered — to bring stories to life. Storytelling is nearly as old as human civilization, so it warrants little wonder why people are innately drawn to the movies where we can openly fawn over our favorite characters in action. And like some of the greatest actors in history, actress Erica Papasergi finds her adoration for film in the chance to embody darling personalities for the world to embrace.From her earliest memories, Papasergi recalls interests in numerous professions, ultimately assuming acting as an avenue to be anything she wanted. Acting feels like the career that lets you be a lawyer one week and a guitar player the next, learning invaluable skills with each role. Ultimately, the uncanny ability that movies have to teach, inspire, and heal formed Papasergi’s desire to enter the industry. However, breaking into the film ...How Jen Alsehali’s Amé Living Redefines the Aesthetics of Skincare
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
In an industry where revolutionary ideas are as rare as they are impactful, Jen Alsehali, founder of Amé Living, has emerged as a new torchbearer, melding holistic wellness with skincare in a way that transforms industry norms.A Visionary’s Rise in the Wellness and Beauty SphereAlsehali’s journey is not just about creating another skincare line; it represents a comprehensive approach to beauty that intertwines skin health with overall well-being. By launching Amé Living, Alsehali merged her expertise as a licensed physical therapist with an innate understanding of beauty and wellness. The company’s mission resonates in a market that, as of 2023, is shifting towards personal care products that emphasize aesthetics, wellness, and sustainability.“Beauty is more than skin deep. It’s about the entire aura of a person – their health, their spirit, their approach to life,”says Alsehali. From an early age, Alsehali set out to link physical health and inner well...Shaping Narratives From Doha to International Screens
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
Amid the daily spectacle of tradition and commerce in Doha, filmmaker Noor Al-Nasr remains focused, using her camera to capture the spirit of Qatar. “Our stories,” she said, “are the essence of our past and the blueprint for our future.”Behind the scenes, Noor meticulously crafts her films, ensuring every frame tells a story that echoes Qatar’s soul and reaches out to the world. (Photos from Noor Al-Nasr)From Design to FilmNoor’s artistic journey began at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCUQ) with a focus on graphic design. It evolved through her Master’s studies at the Savannah College of Arts and Design University in Atlanta, Georgia. This educational path sharpened her visual communication skills and set the stage for her transition into the film industry. “Design was my first language. But now, cinema is my voice,” she reflects. Her acclaimed short film, “Dana’s Kite,” is a vibrant portrayal of Qatar’s gen...Bay Area Travel: A holiday weekend getaway to Sausalito
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
Craving an escape from the holiday hoopla — the hustle, the bustle, the endless to-do lists? Just over the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito may just be the most charming village on San Francisco Bay, and the perfect destination for a holiday day trip, winter weekend jaunt or destination for out-of-town guests.With its distinctive Mediterranean flair and famous panoramic views of the Bay and San Francisco’s city skyline, Sausalito is also known for its elegant, Victorian-era homes, rising up woodsy, steep-sided hills, and historic storefronts, many dating to a more rough-and-tumble era in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Massive marinas crowded with sailboats, yachts and colorful houseboats line the town’s waterfront, and a grand promenade with renowned seafood restaurants perched on piers beckon day-trippers with fancy food and sublime views.It’s this charming storybook setting that has made Sausalito world famous over the years, drawing throngs of weekend tourists, who cr...Travel Troubleshooter: I’m still waiting on a refund from a canceled pandemic flight
Published Sun, 01 Dec 2024 05:33:09 GMT
DEAR TRAVEL TROUBLESHOOTER: I booked two tickets to Paris on British Airways through Flight Network in 2020. British Airways canceled the flight because of the pandemic.I have tried for years to get a refund from Flight Network, but after numerous calls and emails, I have not received the money. Can you help me?— Erika Eng, Arlington Heights, IllinoisChristopher Elliott, the Travel Troubleshooter ANSWER: You’re kidding! It’s been almost four years since the start of the pandemic, and you’re still waiting for your money back? That’s got to be a new record.So, what went wrong? You booked your tickets through Flight Network, a Canadian online travel agency. (I publish the names, numbers and email addresses of Flight Network’s executives on my consumer advocacy site.) Flight Network has some of the worst online reviews I’ve ever seen, but that’s not the reason for your delay.The pandemic was a disaster for airlines. They canceled flig...Latest news
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