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...record deal. We’re trying to start a rumor that Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy has contacted us,” he says, half-jokingly.A BETTER WORLD?With the show no longer serving as a distraction, Dern has turned his focus to his studies. His facial hair is getting longer, and his clothes have returned to a neon hue reminiscent of his pre-show days.Last week, the last bits of glitter finally hit the floor. Dern fulfilled his final press obligations in Los Angeles, and attended a wrap party in Las Vegas with the rest...
...understanding of the relationship between tension and fluidity and allows the dancers to complement, rather than compete with, Koh’s playing. The two dancers of the piece–Koch and Lauren E. Chin ’08–give a convincing performance, expertly using their facial expressions to add to the emotion and energy of their movements.Boston Ballet II, a pre-professional dance program affiliated with the Boston Ballet, closed the Friday show with Susan Shields’ “Sunlit Song.” These talented young dancers captured the “sunlit?...
...questions. The rest of the video is littered with more half-naked video hoes, some over the top product placement, and a verse by R. Kelly further extolling the life of a trapper. Kelly is the highlight of this shadowy video, with his extremely dramatic facial expressions and simple but repetitive dance moves. When he takes off his shades, you know Kells isn’t fucking around—he’s a real Go Getta...
...first half could have been more crisp and energetic, but the cast’s singing more than made up for it. Even though the opera was sung entirely in English, a side-screen displayed the lyrics to the arias. In general, it was sufficient to observe the facial expressions of the singers to understand the lyrics, but in numbers where three or four people sang, the screen was useful. While the production was enjoyable overall, the final scene of “Figaro,” in which the actors stood in a chorus line, did not fit quite...