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by Rich Smith • Aug 3, 2021 at 4:25 pm So. Many. Mailers. Rich Smith The people running for local office (and the deep-pocketed independent expenditures that support some of them) have spent the last couple weeks making their closing arguments to voters. They've also ramped up spending to make sure voters hear those arguments as loudly as legally possible. In a last-minute push to get out the vote and answer any lingering questions the electorate might have, over the weekend several campaigns donned personal protective equipment and hit the doors...

© James Findlay There's no doubting the real star of Being Mr Wickham: it's the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, which in Libby Watson's clever design glints in the background of this monologue, bringing the glory of a preserved Regency setting to the story of what happened to George Wickham after Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice ended. Wickham, you will remember, is the rogue who marries Lydia in the most disreputable and the most hurried of the novel's weddings; she is saved from ruin by the intervention of Mr Darcy, who forces Wickham, his father's godson, to make an honest woman of her ...

Bring It On The Musical announced by Selladoor Worldwide March 2, 2021 Last updated: March 17, 2021 Selladoor Worldwide is delighted to announce that BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL will play its long-awaited London season at the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall from Wednesday 8th December 2021 to Saturday 22nd January 2022, following eight performances at the New Theatre, Peterborough from Friday 26th November to Saturday 4th December 2021. Tickets for the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall will be on general sale from Friday 5th March 2021. Further plans for the show in 2022 will ...

Social media users lambaste president and compare police treatment of racial justice protesters with response to mob

Congressman accuses US Capitol Police of being ‘complicit’ in rioters entering Capitol Building “At best they were overwhelmed and did not anticipate. … At worst, they let this protest proceed unlike any other,” Tennessee Rep. Jim Cooper said. (WUSA) “Some people are worried today that some police were complicit with the protesters,” Cooper said. “It’s one thing to be friendly and to de-escalate the violence. But it’s one thing to take selfies with them (rioters) and let them go through the lines.” Guardian: While images and videos of Capitol police pointing their guns ...