Things to do in Orlando, May 19-25: Wynton Marsalis, Fringe Fest, Foreigner
Our selections of the best events this week.
Wednesday-Thursday, May 19-20
Frontyard Festival: Foreigner
The classic rockers play Orlando as a warmup for their upcoming tour, so get ready to rock out to the climatic one-two punch of Cold as Ice and Hot Blooded, as well as I Want to Know What Love Is and other hits aplenty over two nights. 7:30 p.m., $50-$100. Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 445 S. Magnolia Ave., drphillipscenter.org
Thursday, May 20
Third Thursday Gallery Hop
Art takes over downtown Orlando at various spots radiating outward from CityArts. 6 p.m., free. CityArts, 39 S. Magnolia Ave., downtownartsdistrict.com
ARIES: March 21 – April 19: Aries playwright Samuel Beckett wrote the play
Waiting for Godot. At one point in the tale, the character named Estragon suggests it might be possible, even desirable, to dance first and think afterwards. In response, the character named Pozzo says, By all means, nothing simpler. It s the natural order. With that in mind, and in accordance with astrological omens, I am going to encourage you to dance first and think afterwards as much as possible in the coming weeks. In my opinion, your ability to analyze and reason will thrive to the degree that you encourage your body to engage in enjoyable free-form play. Your power to make good decisions will grow as you take really good care of your physical organism and give it an abundance of pleasure and release.
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April’s litany of farm attacks in South Africa includes four murders: A 54 year-old man shot to death, a mother and her adult son beaten to death with blunt instruments, and a 78 year-old wheelchair bound man strangled to death. He was in a wheelchair because of a previous attack 20 years ago.
A 78-year-old farmer fatally shot one of two attackers in Bishopstowe, outside of Pietermaritzburg, in the kwaZulu Natal province.
Reports say the farmer was attacked while working on a vehicle. When one of the attackers attempted to stab the farmer during a scuffle, the elderly man managed to fire the shot that ended one of the attacker’s life.
By Meteorologist Chris Bianchi Nationwide PUBLISHED 9:45 AM ET May. 18, 2021 PUBLISHED 9:45 AM EDT May. 18, 2021
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What You Need To Know
Hurricane names are rotated every six years
Some names are retired because of deaths and damage caused
Notable past storms on this year s list include Grace and Kate
For starters, a quick refresher on how hurricanes get their names might be useful. Every six years, the National Hurricane Center rotates through the same alphabetical list of names.
You can see the list of names for the 2021 season below:
There s one notable exception, however: if the World Meteorological Organization deems a storm as deadly or destructive enough, its name is then permanently retired.
In the north of Italy, you can really lose yourself among metre-high bamboo plants. A visit to the "Labirinto della Masone" is a special experience – and therefore featured in part eleven of the series "Extreme Places".