Blog Posts For: May 2011
Is LeBron really the best player in NBA history? Who knows, he still potentially has a decade left until he retires. Choosing to live in the here and now I am more excited about this NBA Finals matchup! I know this pains the hyperbolic sports media, but they should really be dissecting the Heat-Mavericks rematch because this could be a better series than the beloved Lakers-Celtics finals of the past few seasons.
more...A crazy concert rider and domestic partner kicked out of the country later and Katy Perry has arrived, embodying both the denotation and connotation of that wonderful term diva. Yes, the weekend began with a buzz in Japan as the first Katy Perry tickets of her brief Asian tour leg were about to be good for a concert in Nagoya at the Zepp Nagoya.
more...The Book of Mormon is going on tour! This is not an announcement made out of defeat, as it was when Memphis the Musical's quick run on Broadway. No, the Book of Mormon is killing it at the box office, reportedly selling more Book of Mormon tickets than there are seats at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre (102.4 percent according to Playbill's weekly grosses).
more...The Book of Mormon is going on tour! This is not an announcement made out of defeat, as it was when Memphis the Musical’s quick run on Broadway. No, the Book of Mormon is killing it at the box office, reportedly selling more
than there are seats at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre (102.4 percent according to Playbill’s weekly grosses).
more...The Book of Mormon is going on tour! This is not an announcement made out of defeat, as it was when Memphis the Musical’s quick run on Broadway. No, the Book of Mormon is killing it at the box office, reportedly selling more
than there are seats at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre (102.4 percent according to Playbill’s weekly grosses).
more...The New York Yankees are right where they belong, at least according to fans with season tickets to Yankees games, in first place. This AL East leading team came into the 2011 MLB season with valid criticism of the batting order and the pitching staff. Now, Yankee Stadium, in any incarnation, is no stranger to poor starting pitching, but to assess the offense as “lacking” felt quite foreign to anyone who has followed baseball since the 1990s.
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