HEY OUTSTAGRS!
ITS THAT TIME AGAIN!!
TIME TO GET ON STAGE!!!
MAAT BITZ
HEY OUTSTAGRS, the OBSDN Calendar is ready to order! To see the video of the making of the calendar and info on the calendar go to http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=EMqITMzhDSg&feature=you tu.be
THERE'S YOURS TRULY holding the proof of the OBSDN Calendar Thursday at the printing company, Copy, Designs and More in Overland, Mo.
THERE'S YOURS TRULY holding the proof of the OBSDN Calendar Thursday at the printing company, Copy, Designs and More in Overland, Mo.
BELOW ARE THE FEATURED CALENDAR MODELS (NOTE: PICS ARE PROMOTIONAL ONLY AND NOT PART OF THE ACTUAL CALENDAR)
BRANDON INGRAM (MR JANUARY)
KOURI FLYE (MR FEBRUARY)
BRANDEN CARTWRIGHT (MR MARCH)
SESAMIR YEARBY (MR APRIL)
ABRAM PRUITT, JR (MR AUGUST)
RA'DRIC (MR SEPTEMBER)
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NATIONAL BITZ
This Monday, all eyes were on Washington DC and
President Barack Obama's second Inauguration. Later
that evening were balls. One of them was the
Commander In Chief's Ball where The Obamas danced
their first dance to Al Green’s classic “Let’s Stay
Together” sang by fellow Chicagoan Jennifer Hudson.
All eyes also were on the gown that First Lady Michelle
Obama wore a ruby-red halter gown designed by Jason
Wu thhat designed her 2009 gown. She was
accessorised in velvet and chiffon overlay with a
Jimmy Choo shoes.
St. Louis native singer Curtis Finch Jr's Chicago audition on this season's "American Idol" aired last week (the auditions were held in July at The United Center) and he performed the inspirational song, "God is Able." and got four YESes from the judges to compete in Hollywood. We will follow Finch on his progress.
Speaking of the Chicago auditions, 10th season finalist, Wheeling, Ill native Haley Reinhart greeted the thousands of hopefuls at the United Center that was seen last week on "American Idol."
In St. Louis, the big entertainment news story was the
passing of St Louis Cardinals legend Stan Musial over
the Martin Luther King Jr weekend. He reportedly died in
his home in Ladue surrounded by family. He was 92. In
memoriam, there was a public viewing of Musial
Thursday where hundreds attended at the Cathedral
Basilica of St Louis. His funeral is Saturday and is
closed to the public.
passing of St Louis Cardinals legend Stan Musial over
the Martin Luther King Jr weekend. He reportedly died in
his home in Ladue surrounded by family. He was 92. In
memoriam, there was a public viewing of Musial
Thursday where hundreds attended at the Cathedral
Basilica of St Louis. His funeral is Saturday and is
closed to the public.
This week we feature two Kansas City personalities who did it up with their respective styles. First is news personality Kelly Jones of the Better Kansas City Morning Show who wore a nice business casual pants suit with a black and white tweed jacket and accessories. Here, she's posed with author Terence Porter who wore nifty brown apple cap, a pink sweater with a pink and white scarf and black tie with blue and red stripes. He was being interviewed about his books he wrote. To see the interview go to http://www.kctv5.com/category/ 243143/better-kansas-city
BLIND DISH
Which STL female socialite is secretly engaged? She is a popular socialite who has been spending her time regularly in Beyonce's hometown? Her nickname defines what others do to her. Who is she?
WORDZ
TO
THE
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Why are people making a big deal about Beyonce lip synching the National Anthem at Obamas Inauguration? Why did someone take a video of First Lady Michelle OBama rolling her eyes at Speaker of the House John Boehner while they were having lunch at The Inauguration Lunch and uploaded on Internet? Why did Jennifer Hudson say that American Idol should be cancelled? And Why does it seem that the new trend on network TV is to have a black character as the lead in TV drama shows?
(Pictured are Sharissa Watley and Ron Conner photo by Stewart Goldstein)
THE PIANO LESSON
PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING, AUGUST WILSON PLAY
THRU FEBRUARY 2nd, OPENS THE BLACK REP’S 36TH SEASON; NEW TICKET SPECIALS AVAILABLE!
REVIVAL OF THE PIANO LESSON HELPS CELEBRATE THE BLACK REP’S 20TH ANNIVERSARY AT THE GRANDEL THEATRE
WHO/WHAT: THE PIANO LESSON by August Wilson
WHEN: Jan. 9-Feb. 2; Thursdays at 7 p.m. , Fridays-Sundays at 8 p.m. ; 2 p.m. weekend matinees
WHERE: Grandel Theatre, 3610 Grandel Square , 63108
***New Ticket Specials: Student Rush Tickets are only $10 and are available one hour prior to the performance with a valid student ID. If purchased 24 hours in advance of performance, Section I and II tickets are $36 and Section III tickets are $20. (Normally these seats would be $47 and $29.) All group tickets (12 or more) are only $30, with every 13th ticket free!***
ONGOING BITZ
LooseCannon presents BIKINI BOXING every Wednesday at The City, 1917 Washington in Midtown St Louis. Doors at 10p.m. For free RSVP call 314-4-9917
Check out the web series UNDER THE CHERRY TREEproduced by Kobalt Books. Go to http://www.youtube.com/user/kobaltbooks
Motivation speaker Maurice Dunlap (PICTURED) seeks sponsors for youth for his Successful Minds classes and form an organization in St Louis . For more info call 314-496-9101 or you can email us at thesucessfulminds@yahoo.com
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Check out Paris Caldwell's weekly podcast GOIN BACK TO INDIANA playing all Jacksons music every Thursday at TEN PM CST at http://www.mixlr.com/mytalknation
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