So Jedward thinks that both James Jordan and Austin Armacost are nobodies. During a conversation with Heidi and Spencer (Speidi), the Irish duo said that the previous night, in which Austin lashed out at both James J and Stacy, was “mental” and called the pair the “biggest attention seekers”.
Jedward entered the house just a few days ago but were allowed to nominate. They chose Austin and Jasmine Waltz as their choice for nomination this week.
So unless you were just under a rock, President-elect, Donald Trump just held a press conference in New York.
Donald Trump just held a press conference in New York and didn’t hold back in telling news outlet Buzzfeed and CNN what he thought of them. In answering a question about an “unsubstantiated” report, according to the Guardian, he called Buzzfeed a failing company and that they were a “failing pile of garbage”
So you might think they’d be upset by that – but according to Tracy Clayton, co-host of Buzzfeed’s Another Round, she said the “entire newsroom broke out in laughter”.
lmao newsroom broke out in laughter and cheers when trump called buzzfeed a 'failing pile of garbage'
★★★| It is a tidal wave of tights, tutus and tiaras in this presentation of one of Tchaikovsky’s most famous ballets, performed in typical traditional style by the St Petersburg Classic Ballet. Telling the story of a Prince who finds his youth slipping away and being pressured into marriage, he meets and falls in love with Odette, Queen of the Swans, who is under a curse from which only true love can free her. But their love is thwarted by the evil Von Rothbart when he tricks the Prince into being betrothed to another. When the Prince realises he has been a victim of such cruel treachery, he battles to save Odette from her curse.
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In their second UK tour, Swan Lake proves to be a more entertaining and gentile evening than anticipated, with simple but effective sets, traditional costumes and an instantly recognisable score. The company, on the whole, performed well and the dancers individually were all very talented and quite natural in their performances. There is no denying the technical ability and suppleness of the cast, but when dancing as an ensemble, there were still some flaws in the performance including the odd stumble, the fixed smiles and, on occasions, the unison of the dancers not being as tight and synchronised as one would hope for and anticipate, especially from such a prestigious company
That aside, the vivacious, playful and instantly recognisable score by Tchaikovsky sounded as vibrant as ever, and proved absorbing, especially during the first act. There were times when the ballet sparkled brightly, nowhere more evident than the sight of a sheer volume of swans and signets in the latter portion of the second act, which amounted to a fairly mesmerising vision. The tapestry based static set was functional and some of the costumes were beautifully put together. There was a romantic pas de deux in the latter half of the second act and the soloists portraying the potential suitors displaying their wares at the opening of Act 3 were quite captivating.
For those seeking a traditionally presented ballet, then this version of Swan Lake is a safe bet and a pleasant evening’s entertainment, albeit one which is let down very slightly by a lack of unison within the performance on the odd occasions, which is a shame when compared to the tightly performed routines by other companies.
However, there remain many aspects of the show to enjoy and it is an easy, accessible ballet which is more focussed on dance and performance than detailed narrative.
The production was reviewed at Sheffield Theatres (www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk) who will be premiering a new musical, Everyone’s Talking About Jamie, based on the BBC3 documentary Jamie: Drag Queen at 16 in February 2017
St Petersburg Classic Ballet is touring the UK, calling at Poole Lighthouse, Truro Hall, Bath Theatre Royal and Aylesbury Waterside between now and the 4th February 2017.
Celebrity Big Brother contestant Ray J is no longer in the house but not all is what it seems
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The star says producers aren’t letting him back in after a visit to the hospital.
He apparently blacked out inside the house when wind hit his tooth.
He was suffering from “extreme tooth pain”.
TMZ is reporting that US star Ray J has spoken out about how Celebrity Big Brother producers aren’t allowing him back into the Big Brother house after he left the house to receive emergency medical treatment for “extreme tooth pain” on the 10th January.
“I have a bad tooth problem and I’ve been doing this show Big Brother for about seven and a half days. I’ve had this pain for three and a half days. It got to the point where some of the people in the house thought I was being ignored.
“We took petitions to say, hey, we’re not doing any more tasks until Ray J’s tooth gets fixed.
“Three and a half days in the house with all of this pain, they decide to take me out,
“The wind hit my tooth and I blacked out. I end up in the hospital… They give some nutrition and I eat some McDonald’s and I’m cool. I’m literally fine. I’m ready to go back in the house but they won’t let me back in. I’m really hurt by it because I feel like I was doing well.”
TMZ asked Ray J whether he’d sue for his fee, reportedly over £800,000 according to Perez Hilton, to which the US star said that he didn’t want to do that. Instead, he urged the BB execs to let back into the house to “let him work”.
A spokesperson for the show has denied TMZ reporting.
Many fans of the show have taken to Twitter to complain at how boring Ray J has been in the house and how all he seems to do is sleep.
Thought Ray J was gonna be more entertainin….all he does is sleep, suppose he got his Milli $ 😑 #CBB
— Gatsby Blackwell (Liam Blackwell) (@GATSBY_liam) January 10, 2017
Thought Ray J was gonna be more entertainin….all he does is sleep, suppose he got his Milli $ 😑 #CBB
— Gatsby Blackwell (Liam Blackwell) (@GATSBY_liam) January 10, 2017
Reading tweets from Big Brother watchers annoyed that Ray J got paid $1mil to sleep all the time. Gathering inspiration.
