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 MASTER HYPNOTIST GARY CONRAD, this weekend, at the StarDome Comedy Club.
 Company of Thieves, Friday 5-10 p.m. at the Birmingham Museums of Arts
 IMMANUEL, 8 p.m. 'til Thursday, Friday and Saturday at "Kingston 12", the only Reggae Club in Birmingham
 Gwen DeRu
FALL AND FOOTBALL IS HERE!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to HENRIETTA GRAY, CHERYL FAYE ENGLISH and AMBER ENGLISH....many, many more!!
IN BIRMINGHAM..., Looking for ‘lots of things’ to do in Birmingham, this is the spot to peruse each and every week, after all going out is easy, but knowing where to go isn’t!!
You have got a big month ahead of you - September. Actually some of it is gone already with the Labor Day weekend just over but, there are still great days ahead and there is a lot to pack in.
Don’t Miss....., the SIDEWALK FILM FESTIVAL, September 24-26. SAVE THE DATES!! Look for more in the Birmingham Times.
THIS WEEKEND....
FOR ARTS LOVERS....Check out...
**ART ON THE ROCKS with COMPANY OF THIEVES, 5-10 p.m. at the Birmingham Museum of Art. See you there!
THIS SATURDAY......Sankofa Society: Friends of African-American and African Art, a support group of the Birmingham Museum of Art (BMA), is eagerly anticipating its 2nd Annual Soirée, and Fundraiser, to be held Saturday, September 11, 6:30 - 10 p.m.. The Soirée, themed, Spiral - Moving Outward and Constantly Upward, will be filled with guests enjoying food, music, dancing, and African-American art and culture. Dedicated to the upcoming exhibition, Spiral – Perspectives on An African-American Art Collective, the Soirée promises to meet or exceed the popularity of last year’s successful inaugural event. Call (205) 254-2567 for more.
**LET YOUR MOTTO BE RESISTANCE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN PORTRAITS, through November 21 at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Call (205) 1-866-328-9696, ext 211.
**KIMONO AS ART has opened at the Birmingham Museum of Art. This exhibit covers fashion and culture in an elegant way, using gorgeous robes to illustrate the changing roles of women. See more Japanese-themed events that are planned at the museum through October. FREE. Call (205) 254-2565.
**Still showing.....FROM FACTORY TO FIELD - THE DREAM OF BASEBALL IN BIRMINGHAM through October 3rd at the Linn-Henley Gallery in the Vulcan Park and Museum.
**DON’T MISS COMING SOON..., Birmingham’s finest performing in ACTING OUT, October 23, 7 p.m., a stage play coming to the Carver Theatre for the Performing Arts. Call (205) 251-4010. Support Birmingham’s finest in this play by Carolyn Marzette Bolivar.
**Check out the art galleries, the performing arts and other arts, there is always something going on there.
FOR BOOK LOVERS...at Little Professor Book Center ....., **FRIDAY - Author JOHN CLAUDE BEMIS will be signing Wolf Tree: Book 2 of the Clockwork Dark, 4 - 6 p.m.
**SEPTEMBER 18 - Author DR. JANE GEIGER will be signing ‘Handling Difficult Holidays, Respectful Relating, and Moving Past Money Pain.
**SEPTEMBER 30 - Author A.L. LAWRENCE will be signing ‘When the Lioness Roars....Again,’ 5 - 7 p.m.
**OCTOBER 9 - Author TINA HUGHES will be signing ‘Walking in Your Season,’ 2- 4 p.m.
**OCTOBER 29 - Author ANDY NORWOOD will be signing ‘30 Life Lessons My Boys Learned from Baseball,’ Noon 2 p.m.
FOR REGGAE MUSIC, this weekend..., Birmingham’s One and Only Reggae Club....check it out with IMMANUEL, at KINGSTON 12 with Jamaican and American food, Reggae, Dancehall, Roots, Lovers Rock, SKA and Rocksteady music at 1703 Fourth Avenue North, downtown, Birmingham. Call (205) 790-0951 or 427-2672 for more.
FOR LAUGHTER, this weekend..., MASTER HYPNOTIST GARY CONRAD, at the StarDome Comedy Club. Coming Soon..., JERRY FARBER and JOHN PORRAZZO. Call (205) 444-0008 for more.
FOR BLUES LOVERS, this weekend......
**GLEN & LIBBA, 8 p.m., Friday at Moe’s Original BBQ in Lakeview.
**BLUES NIGHT, Saturday, at ‘H’ Bar in Hotel Highland at Five Points South.
**Check out WELLINGTON’S BISTRO..... with BLUES, R&B AND SOUL Open Mic Monday. Call (205) 324-2345.
FOR OUTDOOR LOVERS, SATURDAY... DAYHIKE, PICNIC, SWIM and BICYCLE at the Clear Creek National Recreation Area in Manchester, Alabama. Depart 9 a.m. from Kmart Green Springs. You can enjoy all of this at this beautiful location not far from Birmingham. Short hike, picnic lunch, bicycle or swim or go to another easy hike. Optional dinner at the restaurant, afterwards. Call (205) 967-6639 for more.
TODAY.....,
**STEEL, downtown for the Old Skool Party, right after work.
FRIDAY....
**FLIRT WITH THE 100, 7 p.m. at Flirt, 1612 Third Avenue North. Join the 100 BLACK MEN as they play to support their scholarship fundraising endeavors. Enjoy yourself, have fun and ‘Flirt.’ It is for a worthy cause. Call (205) 233-8529 for more. Tell them Gwen sent you.
**COMPANY OF THIEVES entertains at ART ON THE ROCKS, 5-10 p.m. This is the last Art on the Rocks for the year. You do not want to miss the fun, music and the art at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Call (205) 254-2565 for more.
**SIN 69, 8 p.m., at the Birmingham Race Course, Club Quincy.
** THE AMAZING LIVE SEAMONKEYS, at the Oasis Bar in the Lakeview area on Seventh Avenue.
SATURDAY...,
**ON THE ROCKS and 4TH AND ONE, 8 p.m., at the Birmingham Race Course, Club Quincy.
** WIGATRON, at the Oasis Bar in the Lakeview Area on Seventh Avenue.
SUNDAY...,
**Go to church and enjoy the afternoon with the family afterwards.
COMING SOON......
**SEPTEMBER 15 - Birmingham RESTAURANT WEEK 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Hotel Highland. Celebrate the first-ever Birmingham Restaurant Week. Sample cuisine, listen to live music and enjoy cocktails.
**SEPTEMBER 18 - BESS ROGERS at the Moonlight on the Mountain. Her album, Bess Rogers presents Bess Rogers has a distinctive pop/punk/folk style and introduces Rogers’ to the world. You might like ‘Favorite Day’ or ‘Good Enough’. Then, you might just like ‘All in Good Fun’ or ‘What We What’ or ‘Come Home.’ Rogers is currently on tour with Ingrid Michaelson. You do not want to miss this if you like her style of music. Check her out.
**OCTOBER 9 - Birmingham’s own KEITH WILLIAMS’ 40th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION with VANN BURCHFIELD, 9 p.m. at WorkPlay.
**OCTOBER 19 - FOR CHILDREN - YO GABBA GABBA LIVE with Hip-Hop Legend BIZ MARKIE, 7 p.m. at the BJCC.
Hey...read From the Desk of Jo Hooks ‘In Their Own Words’ section of the Birmingham Times, each week.
NOW.... For those of you that might be interested.....Here is one of ‘my’ special places ....In Birmingham, ....Check out what’s happening at The Old Car Heaven. Call (205) 324-4545 for more and tell them Gwen sent you.
NOW,.....on to the rest of the happenings around town...Here are the HAPPENINGS EVERY WEEK......but, first, Birmingham......Get your laugh on at the StarDome Comedy Club every weekend. There is always laughter going on there. Get your laugh on this weekend with MASTER HYPNOTIST GARY CONRAD! Call (205) 444-0008 for more. Tell Bruce that Gwen sent you.
EVERY TUESDAY ....,
**JAZZIN ON THE PORCH, with GLEN AND LIBBA, 6 - 9 p.m. at Old Car Heaven.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY...,
**JACK AND JAZZ, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the ‘H’ Bar in the Hotel Highland.
EVERY WEDNESDAY.....,
**COOKIN’ WITH JAZZ with CLEVE EATON AND THE GANG, 6:30 p.m. at Old Car Heaven.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.....,
**ACOUSTICS PLAYERS at ‘H’ Bar, Birmingham’s own featuring ‘special’ guests 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. BLUES NIGHT every Saturday 8 - 11 p.m. Tell Jeff that Gwen sent you. It’s all FREE.
EVERY THURSDAY....,
**ONYX near Birmingham-Southern College and across from the Fire Station on Eighth Avenue.
**DOUG OUT at the Coffee Shoppe for ‘Caffeine’ Happy Hour, 7 p.m. in the Five Points West area. Call (205) 222-6954 for more.
**JEFF LOPEZ AND KEN TALLEY at Michael’s Steak and Seafood, today and tomorrow.
**OLD SCHOOL PARTY at Steel, right after work. See you there.
**IN THE MIX at Plum, 8 p.m. with DJ RAHDU.
EVERY FRIDAY....
**PURE FRIDAYS at Martinis. Ladies FREE before 10 p.m.
**Every Friday Night...MAHOGANY IN THE MIX at Mahogany, 8 p.m. For the Ladies ‘FREE MOSCATOS.’ Call (205) 478-1911 for more.
EVERY SATURDAY.....
**At PEPPER PLACE MARKET...., FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS, 7 a.m. - noon, on Second Avenue South.
**SMOOTH SATURDAYS at Martinis. Ladies FREE before 10 p.m.
**ELNORA SPENCER at H- Bar in Pickwick Hotel /Highland Conference Center every other Saturday.
**SMOOTH SATURDAYS, 9:30 p.m. at Martinis Ultra Lounge and Nightclub in Hoover.
EVERY SUNDAY....**Sunday Brunch every Sunday with CLEVE EATON and THE ALABAMA ALL STARS, 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at Open Door Cafe. This Sunday features Cleve Eaton, Jeff Lopez, Joe Carnaggio and John Nackels.
**JAZZ BRUNCH w/the ERIN MITCHELL BAND at Billy’s on Overton Road. Call (205) 956-2323.
**JAZZ BRUNCH w/live jazz at Billy’s on Cahaba Road. Call (205) 879-2238.
**LIVE MUSIC BRUNCH at Crestwood Coffee Company. Call (205) 595-0300.
EVERY MONDAY....,
**MARTINI MONDAYS at H Bar in Highland Hotel , 6 - 10 p.m. with GLEN AND LIBBA.
AT H BAR on Southside.....
Today...SHAUN PEZANT, MIKE HAM and NORRIS JONES, 7 p.m..
Friday...LIVE BAND KARAOKE with the ALL STARS, 8 p.m..
Saturday...LIVE BLUES with SHAUN PEZANT TRIO and ELNORA SPENCER., 8 p.m..
Monday...LIVE JAZZ with GLEN AND LIBBA, 6 p.m.
Tuesday...SHAUN PEZANT, MIKE HAM and NORRIS JONES, 7 p.m.
Wednesday....LIVE JAZZ, 6:30 p.m.
AT MARTY’S on Southside......
Today....**NICK HILL.
Friday....**3MAN STOVE (early) and STUART McNAIR & THE CONTRABAND (later).
Saturday....**AL vs PENN ST (early) and LMBD w/ BRIAN LESS (later) in the night.
Sunday...**CARLOS PINO JAZZ BAND, 10 p.m. until 1 a.m.
Hey...the Birmingham Zoo always has something for the children. There is a new lion exhibition. Take the kids out!! Call (205) 879-0409 for more.
AROUND AND ABOUT TOWN....If you are grown, sexy, love music, play cards (some nights) love lunch and dinner, head to Charlotte’s place – Wellington’s Bistro, the place to be these days for your best blues and jazz specials. There is always Marty’s on the Southside. There is Tasty Tuesday and Old School Friday at Platinum of Birmingham. Open Door Cafe has Jazz Brunch every Sunday and Jam Sessions every Wednesday with jazz great Cleve Eaton, Tommy Stewart, John Nackels and others. Tell them Gwen sent you. (Hey, send all your live music/entertainment calendars to Gwen DeRu at
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TOP TEN EVENTS - IN ALABAMA......
SEPTEMBER 17-18 - DECATUR - Riverfest Barbecue Cook-Off, call 1-800-524-6181.
SEPTEMBER 18 - BRIDGEPORT - Bridgeport Jubilee, call 1-800-259-5508.
SEPTEMBER 24-26 - BIRMINGHAM - Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival, call (205) 324-0888.
SEPTEMBER 24-26 - WINFIELD - Mule Day Festival, call (205)487-8841.
SEPTEMBER 25 - CHILDERSBURG - Coosafest, call (256) 378-5482.
SEPTEMBER 25 -26 - DAPHNE - Jubilee Arts & Crafts Festival, call (251) 621-8222.
SEPTEMBER 25 - DEMOPOLIS - Harvest Festival, call (334) 289-4846..
CONTEST - MY GREEN BIRMINGHAM.com, Birmingham’s first web site devoted to ‘green’ living has teamed up with Alabama Power Company to present the My Green Home Giveaway. One lucky winner will have their house transformed into an energy-efficient, eco-friendly home. In 500 words or less, tell why you want your home ‘greened.’ Entries will be submitted on the My Green Home Giveaway page at www.mygreenbirmingham.com between September 1 - September 25th. Contest rules have just been released.
GARDENERS - HUMMINGBIRDS - If you love the outdoors and have not noticed, then, this is the season that hummingbirds migrate south. So if you have flowers with nectar or any red flowers, then, look for hummingbirds in your yard. OR...If you want, make your own sweet, red liquid that they like (or buy it) and they will come straight to it. Enjoy the outdoors!!
While you are at it make your own HUMMINGBIRD DRINK. Rob McDaniel of SpringHouse Restaurant shared this with BH&G (Birmingham House and Garden) magazine......a sweet summer cocktail. In a martini shaker add 3 ripe Alabama strawberries, 2 oz Rum (or your favorite drink) 2 fresh mint leaves and 1 1/2 oz honeysuckle syrup (see the recipe below). Muddle, strain into a chilled martini glass, and garnish with a whole strawberry. HONEYSUCKLE SYRUP - Combine 2 cups water and 2 cups sugar in a heavy stock pot and place over medium heat until the sugar has been dissolved. Remove from heat and place your blossoms in the hot syrup. All this to steep for 2 hours, then strain and refrigerate. I thought you might like this while you sit outside on the deck and enjoy the weather as it changes and cools down. Fall is here.
NEAR IN ATLANTA......DON’T MISS..., this weekend...the hottest, newest spot.....IN ATLANTA, the place to get Louisiana style cuisine, classic fare, live jazz and blues entertainment, the FAN CLUB BAR AND GRILL, located at 3259 Dogwood Drive, (near the airport) in Hapeville. Call (404) 761-7947 for more. (Tell Carla I said ‘I will be back soon!!’)
TIPS FOR YOU!!
Each week, I would like to give you useful tips. (If you should have any, please pass them on to me. Thanks). TIPS ON ‘ANY AND EVERYTHING’....(and some are not for everyone). TIP:
5 Reasons to Enjoy This Summer’s Treat - CORN - Do you find yourself craving fresh-off-the-grill corn on the cob but aren't sure if it fits into your diet? Although corn sometimes gets a bad rap—high-fructose corn syrup, anyone?—this delicious late-summer veggie has many health benefits to recommend it: 1. You don't need to buy organic. Although corn is often grown with lots of pesticides, you get rid of most of them when you remove the husk. 2. Corn's full of folate. Corn is a good source of the B vitamin folate, which helps to prevent birth defects and can reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke. 3. Your brain can benefit. Corn's a good source of vitamin B1, or thiamin, which may help improve memory and cognitive function. 4. Corn fills you up. Corn's a whole grain that's high in fiber, which can help keep you fuller longer. 5. You'll want to smile more. Corn's high in phosphorus, great for keeping your bones and teeth healthy.
So go ahead and enjoy some corn from your local farmer's market or grocery store. It's at its peak now through the first frost of the year. Just remember: For the most flavor, don't buy your corn until the day you're ready to eat it. Enjoy! (Taken from ivillage Health)
RECIPE/FOOD - (If you have recipes you would like to share, send them to me).
BOSTON CREAM PIE - Prep time: 15 min. Total time: 1 hr. 15 min. Makes 10 servings. WHAT YOU NEED: 1 pkg. (3.4 oz.) JELL-O Vanilla Flavor Instant Pudding, 1 cup plus 2 Tbsp. cold milk, divided, 1-1/2 cups thawed COOL WHIP Whipped Topping, 1 round yellow cake layer (8 or 9 inch), 1 square BAKER'S Unsweetened Chocolate, 1 Tbsp. Butter, 3/4 cup Powdered sugar. Make It! DIRECTIONS: 1. BEAT pudding mix and 1 cup milk with whisk 2 min. Stir in COOL WHIP. Let stand 5 min. Meanwhile, cut cake horizontally into 2 layers with serrated knife. 2. STACK cake layers on serving plate, spreading pudding mixture between layers. 3. MICROWAVE chocolate and butter in microwaveable bowl on HIGH 1 min.; stir until chocolate is melted. Add sugar and remaining milk; mix well. Spread over cake. Refrigerate 1 hour. Kraft Kitchens Tips: Size-Wise-Looking for something sweet? One serving of this Boston Cream Pie is sure to hit the spot when served with an ice-cold glass of fat-free milk. NOTE: Use a 2-layer cake mix to bake 2 (8- or 9-inch) round cake layers. Cool completely. Use 1 of the cake layers as directed. Wrap remaining cake layer tightly in plastic wrap, then in foil. Store in freezer up to 1 month. How to Slice Cake Layer Evenly: Place cooled cake layer on serving plate. Make 2-inch horizontal cut around side of cake using long serrated knife. Then, cut all the way through cake layer to make 2 layers. (Recipe taken from Kraft) Enjoy!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to all celebrating..., that means you,....Many, many more Happy Birthdays!! Here’s wishing ‘you’ all the best!!
Well, that’s it....don’t forget to listen to 900 GOLD WATV, Bringing Back the Memories and the Good Times, Birmingham's Only Old School Station, where you can hear People, Places and Things with Gwen DeRu each Thursday at 10:20 a.m. and 6:50 p.m. This will help keep you up on the latest happenings in and around town. Check it out. And, don’t forget to inform and invite me to your latest.
Until next time.....We at The Birmingham Times are very excited to bring you People, Places and Things by Gwen DeRu. Look for more next time.....until then......People, Places and Things by Gwen DeRu will run weekly. Charitable events, parties, restaurants and clubs make news that your friends, neighbors in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama and the southeast want to read. Future, just completed social events, and happenings should be emailed to:
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 10:42 |
 Black Smoke Music Worldwide CEO, Kerry Douglas, and Sirius Satellite Radio’s “Praise” Channel Director, Pat McKay, recently staged an in-studio concert featuring some of Douglas’ biggest acts such as James Fortune, Shawn McLemore, Zacardi Cortez,
Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson, Damon Little, and the Brown Boyz.
All of the acts are featured on Douglas’ new all-original compilation CD, “Kerry Douglas Presents Gospel Mix Volume IV,”that features the Top Ten smash hit “I Believe” by James Fortune, Zacardi Cortez and Shawn McLemore. The Brown Boyz sang their retro classic “A Love Like That” and their new hit, “It’s Alright.” |
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 10:28 |
All My Children
The person who collapsed at Caleb’s announcement was pronounced dead. Acting as interim district attorney, Liza promised to prosecute if it turned out to be murder. Ryan was worried about Greenlee and urged her to go home and take care of herself. Kendall swiped Liza’s briefcase and burned the evidence that was inside. Asher convinced Colby they shouldn’t reveal the fight they witnessed. Madison went to the police for answers. Colby confided in Liza and her mother used the information in the case. Scott warned JR that no matter what JR did, Scott planned to hold onto Chandler Enterprises. Liza refused to make a deal with the presumed murderer. Kendall was arrested.
THIS WEEK: Annie decides to play hardball with JR.
As the World Turns
After a train hit his car, Reid was rushed to the hospital. Reid was diagnosed with fatal injuries, but before his brain ceased functioning, Reid asked that his heart be donated to Chris. John was unsympathetic when Lucinda bemoaned her shattered relationship with Lily. Reid’s heart matched Chris and the transplant was a success. Alison urged Noah to comfort Luke when Reid passed away. Lily and Holden met Reid’s Uncle Angus who was disturbed that he never reconciled with his nephew before his death. Lily told Angus something about Reid that touched Angus. Lucinda took John’s advice and brought flowers to Lily. Katie comforted Chris when he was distraught about getting Reid’s heart.
THIS WEEK: John and Lucinda reconnect romantically.
The Bold and the Beautiful
Bridget and Owen shared an intimate moment as they cared for their newborn son, Logan. Jackie interrupted Bridget and Owen’s time at the cabin to get involved with the baby. Katie and Hope arranged a surprise, special meeting for Bill and Liam. Eric demanded to know Owen’s intentions toward his grandson, his daughter, Bridget, as well as Jackie. Rick interrogated Bridget about her feelings for Owen. Liam told Hope that he would like to be more than friends. After getting a bunch of invites, Bridget made a decision about where she would be living with Logan. Owen was torn between spending time with Jackie and being with his son.
THIS WEEK: Amber wants to reunite with Rick.
Days of Our Lives
Rafe and Sami announced their engagement. Bo reported that EJ was in critical condition after being shot in the head. Rafe and Sami were each other’s alibi for the time of the shooting, but Will knew the truth that Sami had been at the DiMera mansion. Stephanie and Ian determined that Daniel could not have altered the paternity results. Vivian forced Gus into the tricked out sarcophagus and he told her not to use it on Maggie. Stefano suspected that Sami shot EJ with the missing gun from the DiMera mansion. Maggie decided to stay in town for Chloe’s baby shower. Chloe and Carly agreed to put the past behind them.
THIS WEEK: Brady discovers that Vivian stole his mother’s remains.
General Hospital
Murphy was separated from Brenda during the shooting and later asked Suzanne about the dark-haired man who rescued and ran off with Brenda. Brenda told Sonny she was engaged to Murphy. Michael confided to Kristina that he’d never get over his prison experience. Patrick convinced Robin that they had to deceive Lisa in order to get her to incriminate herself. Lucky went undercover for Interpol, pretending to be Balkan assassin Ronan O’Reilly. Lulu was ticked off when Nikolas agreed to coach Brook in proper English manners. Brenda convinced Sonny to go back to Port Charles for his children’s sake. Jason and Dante were convinced that Ronnie removed Johnny’s gun from the crime scene.
THIS WEEK: Sonny makes love to Claire.
One Life to Live
Greg was haunted by what happened at the hospice and told Marty a bit about the experience. Dani received a mysterious text message and suspected that Ross sent it. John told Marty about Eli’s confirmed death in Tahiti. Brody learned from Jessica that Ford might be the baby’s father. Layla and Cristian struggled with dream job offers that would keep them separated by long distances. Brody beat Ford to a pulp for having sex with Jessica when she believed she was 17 years old. Bo was upset with Clint for offering Matthew a job at BE. Blair and Todd commiserated over their brief, sad marriages. John and Natalie saw the sonogram of their child.
THIS WEEK: Natalie and John get news from Tahiti about Eli.
The Young and the Restless
Victoria was upset that Nick refused to support her on her wedding day. To prove himself to Meeks, and Owen, Ronan agreed to kill Chance. Abby told Vance that she wanted him to get her trust fund, but not get Victor into trouble with the lawsuit. Chance learned from Chloe that Ronan was his long lost brother. Nikki criticized Victor for being overly controlling of their family. To stick it to Nick, Phyllis asked Deacon to be her date for Billy and Victoria’s wedding. Despite Heather and Chloe pleading with him, Chance met a drug dealer at a warehouse. Billy and Victoria’s wedding was interrupted before they said, “I do.”
THIS WEEK: Meggie continues to undermine Nikki’s sobriety.
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Modern dance for kids: UAB’s Alys Stephens Center presents Southern Danceworks
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