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Happy birthday, Fats!
Things have been a bit depressing for many of us lately, so let me bring a little bit of joy into your lives, courtesy Thomas 'Fats' Waller, who was born this day in New York, 1904.
Here is the "Harmful Little Armful" himself in the 1943 film Stormy Weather, also featuring drummer Zutty Singleton, bassist Slam Stewart, Benny Carter on trumpet, Lena Horne and dancer Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson.
Fats died shortly after this was filmed, but you'd never for a moment guess that from the sheer joie de vivre of this performance of his own most famous tune:
Joe Temperley: The Single Petal Of A Rose
Sad news: the great Scottish sax player Joe Temperley has died. He played in Humph's band between 1958 and '65, then went to America and found himself, in October 1974, playing the baritone sax at Harry Carney's funeral: as a result he was invited to step into Carney's shoes in the Ellington band (by then being run by the Duke's son Mercer), the ultimate honour for a baritone sax player.
Since 1990 he'd been the acclaimed veteran star of the Lincoln Centre Jazz Orchestra, with whom he can be heard here (on bass clarinet) playing a lovely rendition of Ellington's The Single Petal Of A Rose:
RIP Joe Temperley, jazz musician: b (Fife Scotland) 20 Sept 1929; d (NYC) 11 May 2016
Jazz memories of the 1950's: The Street
This is fabulous stuff: musician Dennis Rose's amateur film of the jazz life (as lived by young professional musicians) in Soho of the early 1950's, watched and commented upon thirty or so years later by participants Ronnie Scott, Benny Green, Laurie Morgan and (perhaps surprisingly) comedian Bill Maynard, amongst others. This went out in the 1980's as part of a BBC2 jazz week, but hasn't been seen since. Prepare yourselves for a lot of working class East End Jewish humour and political incorrectness:
Spring Is Here: Kenny Dorham
The ONLY song for today. Dorham (1924 – '72) was a somewhat neglected figure, whose misfortune was to have emerged just as Gillespie, Brown and Davis were stealing the scene. But on a good day (as here) he was their equal. A lovely version of a great song:
John Chilton: gentleman and scholar of jazz
When I was a lad first getting into jazz I wanted a copy of Eddie Condon's biography, 'We Called It Music', which I'd heard was an informative and entertaining read: but how to get my hands on a copy? The old memory's not all it might be these days, so I cannot recall how I got the idea, but somehow I learned that a jazz trumpeter called John Chilton ran a bookshop in Bloomsbury, London and so I sent the shop a book token I'd been given, with a note asking if they had a second-hand copy. The book arrived a few days later, plus a friendly note from John and postal order for the change I was owed! That was my only direct dealing with John Chilton, who has died aged 83.
I did, however, get to hear John play on several occasions, starting with a Sunday lunchtime session at a rather grotty pub in Clerkenwell called the New Merlin's Cave, and then at a number of rather more prestigious venues where his Feetwarmers were backing George Melly. In fact, the Feetwarmers became Melly's backing group and John his de facto road manager and musical director from the mid-70's until the early 2000's.
But John had a parallel career as a jazz historian and writer. His seminal 'Who's Who Of Jazz' was described by Phillip Larkin as "one of the essential jazz books" and his biographies of Coleman Hawkins, Louis Jordan, Sidney Bechet and (together with Max Jones) Louis Armstrong won many awards and remain indispensable works on their subjects.
He also happened to be, by all accounts, a very decent and generous human being – well, he did, after all, send me that postal order.
Revisiting his 'Who's Who Of Jazz' for the first time in a while, I've just noticed this forward by one Johnny Simmen of Zurich., which I think stands as a good, brief, epitaph:
"Rex Stewart, Bill Coleman, and Buck Clayton were the first to mention the name of John Chilton to me. They all said that he was a fine trumpeter and led a good band. 'That boy is amazing', Rex told me, 'and I mean it', he said, emphaising the point. Later on, when Bill and Buck expressed similarly flattering opinions, I concluded that Chilton had to be a pretty exceptional musician. I finally managed to hear a few of his solos and realised at once that they had not exaggerated one bit.
"Some time later, I received a letter from England, turning the envelope I saw to my surprise that the sender's name was John Chilton. Perhaps he wanted me to investigate the possibilities of an engagement in Switzerland? No, there was no mention of this, but John – he had received my address from Bill Coleman – that he was in the process of writing a dictionary of American jazz musicians, from the very beginning up to the inclusion of musicians born before 1920. He asked if I had any information on doubtful points.
"From the tenor of the letter, I could tell at once that John is as deeply involved in the history of jazz and the men who play 'the real thing' as he is in his playing and arranging. Having gradually got fed up with phoney 'jazz journalists' over the years, I was glad to find out that John Chilton is an entirely different proposition. He has the ability, perseverence, and enthusiasm to tackle and finish such a demanding work. It is my opinion that this is one of the truly valuable books on jazz musicians. It is the work of a musician whose knowledge of jazz and love and devotion to 'the cause' is unsurpassed."
Below: John on trumpet with the Bruce Turner Jump Band in 1961 (the still picture shows trombonist Johnny Mumford):
NB: Telegraph obit, here
'Little Jazz': remembering Roy Eldridge
Above: Roy in 1942 with Anita O'Day in the Gene Krupa Orchestra
Jazz trumpeter Roy 'Little Jazz' Eldridge was born this day (Jan 30) in 1911
Roy was a tremendously exciting player, generally regarded as the link between Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie. He died (Feb 26 1989) a well-respected jazz elder statesman, but he never achieved much public recognition or made much money. Also, as a black musician coming up in the 1930's he knew all about segregation and was sometimes refused service in joints that had his name up in lights outside …
Roy was a sensitive guy and had to put up (or not) with a lot of racist shit, especially during his stints with the otherwise all-white big bands of Gene Krupa and then Artie Shaw. In fact, on leaving Shaw in 1944 he vowed "As long as I'm in America I'll never in my life work with a white band again."
However, Roy always spoke well of Krupa, and the following contemporary press report may explain why:
Krupa Fined After Fight Over Eldridge
York, Pa – Gene Krupa used his fists two weeks ago to subdue the operator of a restaurant here who refused to allow Roy Eldridge admittance. Gene and his band were playing a one-nighter at the Valencia Ballroom … It was reported that the restaurant man made "unfair" and ungentlemanly remarks regarding Eldridge, and then asked Roy to leave the place. Krupa took offense. Words tumbled forth. Finally, Krupa and the restaurant man "mixed" with fists flying. Police were called, Krupa was arrested, taken to jail and fined $10. Then he was released.
It maked the first time the color line had been drawn on Roy since he joined Krupa's crew … Musicians in the Krupa band applauded their boss for his action, although both Roy and Gene said they were "sorry as hell" the occasion arose where force was necessary to maintain right – Dec 15, 1941.
Saturated Fats for Christmas
My favourite Christmas record:
Fats and the boys recorded this in Chicago on November 29 1936: they'd obviously begun celebrating a wee bit early.
Best wishes to all readers.
Normal service here at Shiraz will be resumed shortly.
Jack Purvis: Mental Strain At Dawn
Jack Purvis, 11 Dec 1906 – 30 Mar 1962 (?)
Purvis must surely be the strangest, most picaresque and mysterious figure in the entire history of recorded jazz. As well as being a phenomenal trumpeter (one of the first – if not the first – of the white players who were obviously influenced by Armstrong), he was also a compulsive liar, con-man, gun-runner and drug smuggler. Naturally, he was also a jail-bird: but one who once, having been released, broke back in, so that he could continue to direct the prison orchestra for their radio debut.
He made no records after 1935 and seems to have committed suicide in 1962 (but even that is in some doubt: there was, according to Richard M. Sudhalter, at least one reliably attested encounter with a man claiming to be "Jack Purvis … I used to play trumpet" after that date). He had a wife and daughter, both of whom were reduced to broken-hearted despair by his antics and absences.
Many jazz musicians could be called "eccentric", but Purvis's lifestyle and behaviour went well beyond that: he was almost certainly mentally ill, which makes the title of this 1929 record especially appropriate: 'Mental Strain At Dawn':
Billy Strayhorn, b: 29 Nov 1915
The great jazz composer and arranger Billy Strayhorn was born 100 years ago, today.
He joined the staff of Duke Ellington in 1939 and wrote the Duke's signature tune 'Take The A-Train':
…note tenorist Paul Gonsalves, clearly out of it.
Strayhorn joined the Duke, initially, as a lyric-writer and had already written the music and lyrics to the remarkable song 'Lush Life':
Strayhorn died of blood cancer in 1967, but kept composing and arranging from his hospital bed right to the end. Shortly after Strayhorn's death, his boss and friend Duke Ellington (and the Ellington Orchestra) made an album called …And His Mother Called Him Bill; the final track was the Duke himself, alone at the piano for most of the time (then joined by Harry Carney on baritone sax), playing Strayhorn's composition 'Lotus Blossom':
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You meet the nicest people … on facebook.
Pee Wee Russell, the eccentric poet-genius of jazz clarinet, has always been a personal favourite of mine.
I'm so grateful to Herb Gardner for sharing his memories of PWR in the course of a facebook exchange a few weeks ago. The exclamation mark after "milk" is significant. Milk was not known to be a favourite tipple of either PWR or Eddie Condon, even at breakfast:
JD: Herb: I'm presently reading Robert Hilbert's 'Pee Wee Russell: The Life of a Jazzman' and have come across a reference to you playing in the 'New York' band led by Max Kaminsky, with Pee Wee Russell at the New Orleans 'Jazzfest '68': "The band started off with a hard-hitting 'Dippermouth Blues,' with Kaminsky playing a fiery solo and Pee Wee sounding very inventive and self-assured."
Have you written about this? I'd love to hear your thoughts about PWR, in particular.
Herb Gardner: Yeah, that was a memorable trip. I've always felt that I spent a month in NO that weekend. The Haggarts and I asked locals about secret good places to eat, so we had some of the best seafood ever. One evening I got to march in a parade with the Onward Brass Band, including Louis Cottrell and the Barbarins, playing bone next to Frog Joseph.
Pee Wee was always uniquely inventive and unpredictable. When he mumbled you couldn't tell what he said, but when he played it was inspiring. I also worked a week with him, playing piano in an Eddie Condon Band up in the White Mountains of NH. This was near the end of his life, and my lasting image was of him and Eddie having milk (!) and doughnuts for breakfast in the coffee shop.


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By Jim on Thursday, August 12, 2010
overall rating 3 of 10rating details
"Very poor reliability. Ive already replaced the timing chain on this vehicle twice. The only good thing about that is that it was covered in the warranty. Ive also had to replace both headlights, twice! Again, under warranty, but still i should not have these problems. The dealership that i purchased this vehicle has done ZERO to help me out. Maybe i got a lemon, but the dealer gets an F for their help with this truck. I say, pass and look elsewhere."
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By vbjazzin on Saturday, June 5, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"Ordered my Acadia specifically for me 2 and a half years ago and so glad I did. Traded in a Yukon (which I also loved), but needed to downsize. I think the Acadia has as much cargo room as the Yukon did. Love the easy-down third row seats, the power tailgate, and especially the head-up display. Don''t know how I lived without it! The 2nd row captain's seats are roomy and comfy. Wish the gas mileage was better. I've gotten 24 on the highway, but overall averages about 18. Used to trade in my vehicles every three years, but plan on keeping this one a lot longer. Have found a few times that the pillars on either side of the windshield have impeded visibility when pulling out in traffic, but I know now that I must adjust for that. It has been in the shop for a couple minor engine leaks, but car was back in one day. Would recommend this vehicle to anyone needing a mid-size SUV."
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By RPayseur on Monday, February 6, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 7,500overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Beautiful Car, Drives Great"
Cons: "Not enough gadgets for the $, Poor Stereo Sound"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Don't get me wrong - I love this car. But for what I paid for the base model, I really wish it had more features. You can't get a sunroof unless you pay for the top-tier model. There's hands-free calling, as long as you pay for a number and minutes through On-Star. And I have to plug my iPod into a jack with a cord to listen to MP3's. But I'm a gadget guru... The reason I gave quality and Design 4's is that the seat cushions seem a little cheap to me. There are a couple places on the driver's and passenger's seats that are a little buckled up. I'm not sure if the foam inside is curled up or the fabric is just buckling but this is a brand new car. I really enjoy driving it. The turning radius is great for getting into tight spaces, despite the size of the car. There's plenty of room for all 3 of my teenage kids and some of their friends or cargo. They wish it had a separate radio and headphones for them though. I was, however, a little surprised that it has a 22 gallon gas tank. That's quite a shocker the first time you fill up. The gas mileage is just ok. I have an 18 mile commute to work on mostly highway and I average 19 mpg. And if you like the music loud, you may want to upgrade the stereo system. The loudest setting is still pleasant to me but certainly not loud enough to really have a good time on the road. All in all, I love the car, I just wish it gave me a little better value."
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By mom2006 on Friday, May 23, 2008
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I love, love, love my 08 Acadia! We bought it in fall of 07, after searching for a few weeks and falling in love with it. The Acadia is a perfect size for us and can hold all of our stuff when we go on vacation (and with a young child, that's alot of stuff) The handling is great, as well as the interior leg room. My reverse assist is also great and so is the remote start. All this luxury for only 28k (oh yeah we got a great deal on it too!)"
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By Frustrated consumer on Tuesday, June 21, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 58,000overall rating 3 of 10rating details
Pros: "Attractive looking car"
Cons: "too many flaws"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought this car with only 32K miles in 01/2015. In july, went on vacation and the air conditioner went out! Went to the dealership and they wanted to charge double for what I actually paid for to get it repaired. Dealership Would not cover the cost, had 56K miles when I had it repaired along with the recall. ONE month later, air conditioner, in the back, went out. Went to go trade it in for a newer car with warranties and found out that I was upside down by 8 thousand. Had a GMC Yukon, 2002, and never had a bit of trouble until after 175K miles and it retained it's value. Very disappointed in the Acadia Denali. Very disappointed in dealerships that raise the price to the point, trade ins are out of the question unless you want to get screwed twice!"
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FORKS OVER KNIVES (PG) This documentary examines how to change American eating habits to enjoy the health benefits plant-based diets as opposed to meat lovers' meals.
The Easter story is told from the perspective of animals; the faint-hearted horse, the motherly cow, the lamb with the heart of a lion and many more. The movie is sweet enough for kids, witty enough for adults and funny enough for the whole family.
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES 2 stars (PG-13) Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) leads a race to the Fountain of Youth between his old nemesis Barbosa (Geoffrey Rush), swashbuckling hottie Angelica (Penelope Cruz), fearsome, magical Blackbeard (Ian McShane) and some random Spanish guys. Chicago director Rob Marshall takes the helm for another loud, wearying romp on the high seas. McShane makes a reliably entertaining bad guy, but On Stranger Tides struggles to establish Penelope Cruz as Jack's abiding love interest, but they don't seem to particularly like or trust each other. The franchise should drop anchor now before the Tides get any lower.
WHITE IRISH DRINKERS 2 stars (R ) In 1975 Brooklyn, two brothers — Brian the would-be artist (Nick Thurston) and Danny the petty thief (Geoff Wigdor) — clash with each other and their hard-drinking father (Stephen Lang) while looking for a way out. Writer/director John Gray, creator of "The Ghost Whisperer" TV series, nicely captures the seedy period detail of Brooklyn's neighborhoods, particularly as a run-down movie theater hopes to host a surprise rock concert from The Rolling Stones. The film's clichés about brawling, working-class families and love among the uncouth feel ancient, however. — Holman
CARBON NATION (NR) An upbeat documentary about the achievable steps people can take to inhibit the impending climate crisis. Mon., May 23, 7 p.m. Cinefest Film Theatre, Georgia State University, 66 Courtland St., Suite 240. 404-413-1798. www2.gsu.edu/~wwwcft.
FASTER, PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! (1965) (R ) Blast-Off Burlesque pays tribute to the late Tura Santana with this screening of one of John Waters' favorite films, in which three go-go dancers go on a crime-spee in the desert. Taboo La-La, Sat., May 21, 9:30 p.m. Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce de Leon Ave. 404-873-1939. www.plazaatlanta.com.
THE 5TH QUARTER (PG-13) Dressed in his deceased brother's #5 jersey, Jon Abbate leads the Wake Forest Demon Deacons through their most successful basketball season yet and earns them a trip to the Orange Bowl. This film is based on a true story.
THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU 2 stars (PG-13) A bad-boy congressman (Matt Damon) falls in love with a free-spirited dancer, only to discover that the supernatural "adjustment bureau" of sinister guys in fedoras wants to keep them apart. In this adaptation of a short story by Philip K. Dick, debut filmmaker George Nolfi struggles to give the film a steady tone and alternates awkwardly between Murphy's Law comedy, star-crossed love story and the surreal paranoia of an Inception knock-off. The zany energy of the finale, which features magic hats and teleportation-based race across New York, doesn't keep the fates from conspiring against the film. — Holman
AFRICAN CATS (G) The makers of the Earth documentary narrow their focus on young lions and cheetahs. Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, who probably never says "I'm sick of these m.f. cats on this m.f. continent!"
ARTHUR (PG-13) In a remake of the beloved Dudley Moore/Liza Minelli comedy, British wastrel Russell Brand plays a spoiled, boozing rich boy who faces the loss of his fortune unless he marries a woman he doesn't love (Jennifer Garner). In an inspired bit of casting, Dame Helen Mirren reprises the butler role played by Sir John Gielgud.
BATTLE: LOS ANGELES 3 stars (PG-13) Aaron Eckhart plays a Marine staff sergeant who leads his platoon against space invaders in this gritty sci-fi action film that aims more for Black Hawk Down than Independence Day. With lots of firepower but little character development, Battle: Los Angeles plays like a very expensive, two-hour U.S. Marines recruiting film, but it approach to the tactical perspective of troops on the ground keeps the jingoism in check. — Holman
THE BEAVER 2 stars (PG-13) Troubled movie star Mel Gibson delivers a fascinating performance as a suburban family man who finds relief from his depression through a grubby beaver puppet with a cockney accent. The Beaver starts with a premise ideal for satirizing suburban malaise and corporate conformity, but director Jodie Foster (who also plays Gibson's wife) treats it as a near-humorless teachable moment about mental illness. Despite Gibson's hard work, The Beaver dams up too many potential jokes and deep emotions. — Curt Holman
BLACK SWAN 2 stars (R) A perfectionist ballerina (Natalie Portman) begins losing her grip on reality after being cast in a high-pressure production of Swan Lake. Like the obsessive character, Portman and director Darren Aronofsky present their focused, technically top-notch artistry, but in the service of an overly simplistic, at times silly thriller about art, sex and madness. Following the naturalism of Aronofsky's previous film, The Wrestler, Black Swan's horror-movie hyperbole feels like a step backwards. — Holman
BLANK CITY (NR) This documentary provides an oral history of New York's artistic underground during the 1970s and early 1980s, when crime ran rampant and creativity flowered. Interviewees include directors Jim Jarmusch and John Waters, actor-writer-director Steve Buscemi, Blondie's Debbie Harry and Hip Hop legend Fab 5 Freddy. May 13-19, Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce de Leon Ave. 404-873-1939. www.plazaatlanta.com.
BRIDESMAIDS 3 Stars (R) BFFs Annie (Kristen Wiig) and Lillian's (Maya Rudolph) lifelong sisterly bond is put to the test when Lillian gets engaged and asks Annie to be her maid of honor. The down-and-out thirtysomething Annie's patience is put to the test when she tries to wrangle Lillian's hare-brained band of bridesmaids. Wiig can do no wrong, except in her overly earnest, "you don't know me" scenes with her Irish cop love interest (Chris O'Dowd). Bridesmaids is as funny as you'd hope a film co-written by Wiig and executive produced by Judd Apatow would be, and even more honest. — Debbie Michaud
BIG MOMMAS: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON (PG-13) Keeping in line with the title, this father son duo, Malcom Turner and Trent, go undercover at an all-girls performing arts school after son, Trent, witnesses a murder. Posing at Big Momma, they must find the murdered before he finds them in this kill or be killed comedy.
CAT RUN (R) This action comedy depicts a pair of bumbling detectives who find themselves drafted to protect a high-priced call girl who can uncover a vast conspiracy.
CEDAR RAPIDS 3 stars (R ) A boyish small-town insurance agent (former Atlantan Ed Helms) comes of age amid the "big city" temptations at a Cedar Rapids convention. Like Up in the Air, reconceived as a fish-out-of-water comedy, Cedar Rapids simultaneously mocks corporate kitsch while celebrating Middle-American idealism. Helms' starry-eyed fatuousness anchors a strong cast, which includes John C. Reilly, "The Wire's" Isiah Whitlock Jr. and Anne Heche in a totally charming comeback role. — Holman
THE CONSPIRATOR (PG-13) A Robert Redford flashback to the Lincoln era. In the trial for President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, Mary Surrat is charged for being a co-conspirator. She bears the brunt for the nation's hostility—the North hates her and the government wants her hanged. Her attorney is the only one who seems to have her back.
CRACKS (NR) Eva Green, Imogen Poots and Juno Temple star in this English drama about the fraught relationship between the students and teachers at a 1930s girls' boarding school.
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: RODRICK RULES (PG) In this sequel to last year's surprise hit, Greg Hefley begins the seventh grade and struggles with the prankish behavior of his bullying older brother, Rodrick
DUMBSTRUCK (NR) Director Mark Goffman, a graduate of Emory University, helms this light-hearted documentary about five ventriloquists and their attachment to their dummies.
DYLAN DOG: DEAD OF NIGHT (PG-13) Brandon Routh of Superman Returns stars in this comic book adaptation as a supernatural private investigator with the motto "No pulse? No problem." Expect plenty of vampires, werewolves and zombies.
EVERYTHING MUST GO 4 stars (R) An alcoholic sales executive (Will Ferrell) lives on his front lawn after his never-seen wife kicks out him and their stuff and changes the locks. Ferrell mutes his flailing comedic style with remarkable effectiveness in this fine adaptation of a quiet Raymond Carver short story. Despite the outlandish premise and slapstick moments, Everything Must Go uses alcoholism to represent a more pervasive sorrow in contemporary America. — Holman
FAST FIVE (PG-13) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Tyrese Gibson reunite for this fifth entry in the Fast & the Furious franchise, with Atlanta and Puerto Rico substituting for Rio de Janeiro. Will the next one be called Speedy Six?
GNOMEO & JULIET (G) Star-crossed lovers on the wrong side of the fence, two garden gnomes fall in love. Caught in a feud between their red and blue hatted friends, the couple struggles to find happiness.
THE GREEN HORNET 3 stars (PG-13) Seth Rogen plays the party-boy son of a media magnate who turns into a masked, crime-busting vigilante after his father's murder. Puckish post-modernist Michel Gondry helms this curious-looking update of the famed pulp hero and 1960s TV star.
HALL PASS 2 stars (R) Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis play suburban dads granted a week of no-strings-attached freedom from their wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate). Writer/directors Bobby and Peter Farrelly get a few big laughs with gross-out slapstick, but mostly waste an intriguing polyamorous premise, while the lighting and make-up put the cast's worst faces forward. Filmed in Atlanta, but set in Providence and Cape Cod.
HANNA 3 stars (PG-13) Saorise Ronan plays a teenage girl raised in seclusion by a fugitive intelligence agent (Eric Bana) to be a super-assassin. Atonement director Joe Wright helms this eccentric espionage tale that plays like a Snow White or Sleeping Beauty fairy tale with the trappings of a Bourne Identity thriller. With Cate Blanchett's conniving spymaster serving as the wicked stepmother, Hanna includes some heavy-handed symbolism and decidedly unmenacing bad buys, but Ronan's stranger-in-a-strange-land performance keeps the film from spinning out of control. - Holman
HAPPYTHANKYOUMOREPLEASE (R) One of the buzzworthy films of this year's Sundance Film Festival, Josh Radnor's directorial debut follows a group of young New Yorkers as they wrestle with love, friendship and their impending adulthoods.
HESHER (R) TJ's life is torn apart when his mother dies in a car accident. Living with his elderly grandmother and a father who solves his problems with pills, TJ's situation could not get more strange. That's when Hesher comes in. This tattooed young man with long greasy hair takes up residence in the family garage uninvited and brings his sense of anarchy along. Natalie Portman plays the opposing role of caring young grocery clerk who steps in to become TJ's protector.
HOODWINKED TOO! HOOD VS. EVIL (PG) This seemingly-belated sequel to the 2006 computer-animated fairy tale spoof Hoodwinked! finds Little Red Riding Hood (Hayden Panettiere)as a troubleshooting agent trying to rescue Hansel and Gretel (Bill Hader and Amy Poehler) from a wicked witch (Joan Cusack).
HOP (PG) Everyone dreams. In this animated comedy, E.B. (Russell Brand) heads to Hollywood in hopes of becoming a drummer in a big time rock 'n' roll band instead of taking over his father's role as the Easter Bunny.
THE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER (NR) Israel's official entry for the Best Foreign Language Film of the 83rd Academy Awards, this tragicomedy follows the HR manager (Mark Ivanir) of a large industrial bakery and his attempts to prevent a scandal.
I AM NUMBER FOUR (PG-13) Teen angst in high gear. John Smith is on the run from enemies sent to destroy him. On the run, with his guardian Henri to help him, he changes his identity several times but can't outrun regularities of the young adult life: his first true love and incredible friendships.
I SAW THE DEVIL (NR) The good guy goes bad. A top secret agent, Soo-Hyun makes vengeance his motive when he sets out to find the serial killer who murdered his pregnant fiance. He will stop at nothing, even if it means playing on the bad side.
IN A BETTER WORLD 3 stars (R ) Danish director Susanne Bier won this year's Oscar for Best Foreign Language film for this downbeat drama that wrestles with the issue of how civilized people deal with violence. In a small Danish town, a Swedish outcast (Markus Rygaard) finds a defender in a transfer student (William Jøhnk Nielsen), only to discover that his new friend has a disturbing violent streak. Meanwhile, the Swedish boy's father (Mikael Persbrandt), a surgeon at an African refugee camp, finds his own ideals tested by a brutal warlord. The film takes an overly paternalistic view of the African characters and softens its themes with an 11th-hour plot point, but argues against the concept of revenge at a time when most action movies seem to celebrate it. — Holman
INSIDIOUS (PG-13) Some of the creative team behind the Saw and Paranormal Activity movies collaborated for this praised haunted-house drama about a family whose young son slips into a coma shortly after they move into their new home.
JUMPING THE BROOM (PG-13) Angela Bassett stars in this light-hearted-looking wedding film about a groom (Laz Alonso) from downtown, a bride (Paula Patton) from uptown, and how their families collide over a long weekend on Martha's Vineyard.
JUST GO WITH IT (PG-13) Or don't go with it. It's up to you. Adam Sandler plays a plastic surgeon who enlists his assistant (Jennifer Aniston) to play his estranged wife in a scheme to romance a young hottie (Brooklyn Decker). Nicole Kidman and Dave Matthews are also in it.
JUSTIN BIEBER: NEVER SAY NEVER (G) Because some wishes come true. This real life fairytale documentary traces the roots of Bieber Fever to Stratford, Ontario and ends in 3D with a sold out performance at Madison Square Garden. Cue the shameless screams and applause now.
KILL THE IRISHMAN (R) This crime drama depicts the career of Danny Greene ("Rome's" Ray Stevenson), an Irish-American mob boss and FBI informant who tries to take over the Cleveland underworld in the 1970s. The supporting cast includes such tough guys Vincent D'Onofrio, Christopher Walken and Val Kilmer.
THE KING'S SPEECH 4 stars (R ) Colin Firth should rehearse his King's Best Actor Oscar acceptance speech for this light-hearted docudrama about the Duke of York's struggles with his speech impediment on the eve of World War II. The film doesn't touch on as many contemporary themes as such other Royal dramedies as The Queen or The Madness of King George, but offers an entertaining account of one man's self-actualization, with Firth and Geoffrey Rush (as the king-to-be's unconventional speech therapist) volleying the elegant dialogue back and forth like old pros. — Holman
LIMITLESS (PG-13) The Hangover's Bradley Cooper plays a lazy would-be writer who takes an intellect-enhancing drug that makes him a celebrity financial genius — and a target for bad guys who want the drug for themselves.
THE LINCOLN LAWYER (R) Apparently this Lincoln is a comeback vehicle for Matthew McConaughey, who's getting his best reviews in years as an ambulance-chasing attorney who works out of his car and must reconsider his values when he defends a sleazy rich kid (Ryan Phillippe). Don't let the title mislead you into thinking that it's a period piece about Honest Abe's law practice.
Tyler Perry's MADEA'S BIG HAPPY FAMILY (PG-13) Based on the musical play of the same name, Madea's Big Happy Family depicts a dysfunctional family brought together by their mother's illness, who needs the tough love of Madea (Tyler Perry) to knock some sense into them. Bow Wow (formerly "Lil Bow Bow") stars with Perry, David Mann, Loretta Devine and "Old Spice Guy" Isaiah Mustafa.
MARS NEEDS MOMS (PG) A nine-year old boy (Seth Green) learns to appreciate his mom (Joan Cusack) after she's abducted by aliens and he has to leave the planet to save her. This 3-D, CGI family feature was based on a children's book by "Bloom County" creator Berke Breathed, and produced by the people who brought you The Polar Express.
THE MUSIC NEVER STOPPED (PG) Based on the case-study "The Last Hippie" by real-life Dr. Oliver, this sentimental drama chronicles the relationship between father and son, Henry and Gabriel. Gabriel suffers from cerebral trauma and loses his ability to make new memories which throws him into a time-warp where the past, future, and present all become one. Through trial and error, his father finds that Gabriel is most responsive to 1960s Rock and Roll. Through music, they create a new relationship.
NO STRINGS ATTACHED (R) Natalie Portman plays a commitment-averse medical resident who strikes up a purely carnal relationship with an old friend (Ashton Kutcher). The flick's rom-com vibe suggests these crazy kids' hearts will win out over their libidos. (Not to be confused with July's rom-com Friends With Benefits.)
OF GODS AND MEN 4 stars (NR) Winner of the Grand Prix at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, this French docudrama depicts a group of Trappist monks in Muslim Algeria who become increasingly at risk during an Islamist insurgency. Based on a real incidient from 1996, Of Gods and Men focuses less on the violence and more on the monks' dilemma over whether they should continue to minister in their adopted home, or flee from the very real threat to their safety. With long scenes free of dialogue and sharp debates over religious duty, Of Gods and Men movingly captures the costs and rewards of devoting one's life to serving God and man. Starring Lambert Wilson and Michael Lonsdale. — Holman
PAUL 2 stars (R) Aspiring sci-fi artists/fanboys Graeme and Clive (Simon Pegg and Nick Frost) tour the UFO hotspots of America's Southwest, only to encounter the uncouth but friendly fugitive alien Paul (voiced by Seth Rogen). For Paul, some of our greatest comic actors and Superbad/Adventureland director Greg Mottola team up for what might as well be "Alf" for pot-smoking, Star Wars T-shirt wearing nerds. The film's affection for Paul and his raffish ways shines through, but the script eventually sounds like a straight-up list of lazy quotes from 1970s and 1980s blockbusters. — Holman
POETRY (NR) This soft-spoken, uplifting drama from South Korea depicts woman in her 60s who finds meaning in a poetry class while she faces the onset of Alzheimer's Disease.
POM WONDERFUL PRESENTS THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD 3 stars (PG-13) Gonzo documentarian Morgan Spurlock puckishly recounts his effort to secure corporate sponsorship for this film about cinematic product placement. The director of Super Size Me doesn't so much attack the manipulative effects of advertising as draw attention to its incessant presence in modern life. Spurlock delivers plenty of amusing meta-jokes about selling out, so in The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, he essentially gets to have his pomegranate juice corporate backing and drink it, too. — Holman
POTICHE (R) French cinema icons Gerard Depardieu and Catherine Deneuve star in this comedy by François Ozon about a "trophy wife" who discovers feminine liberation when she takes over an umbrella company in the 1970s.
PRIEST (PG-13) Paul Bettany stars in this apocalyptic thriller about a Warrior Priest who defends the last remnants of humanity against encroaching vampires. It's based on a Korean comic book reportedly inspired by a video game, and is in 3-D. It clearly represents all of the best trends in today's Hollywood, if this were Opposite Day.
PROM (PG) This Disney high school movie depicts all the troubles of teenage love and life. As prom approaches the good girl and the bad boy solve their differences.
RANGO 4 stars (PG) Through dumb luck and tall tales, a chameleon known as Rango (Johnny Depp) convinces the desperate denizens of Dirt that he's a hero capable of solving their water shortage, even though he's just a former house pet with delusions of being an actor. It's slow to start and kids probably won't get the jokes about Western clichés, vision quests and pretentious actor behavior. Where Gore Verbinski's Pirates of the Caribbean films let Johnny Depp improvise on rock stars and pirate lore, Rango riffs on master thespians and spaghetti westerns with brilliant animation and thoroughly entertaining set pieces. — Holman
RED RIDING HOOD (PG-13) Catherine Hardwicke, who directed the first Twilight film, helms this Brothers Grimm-inspired thriller about a snowy village stalked by a werewolf. The cast includes Gary Oldman, Billy Burke, Virginia Madsen, Julie Christie and Amanda Seyfried as the girl n da hood.
RIO A love bird and her Minnesota-bred macaw. Jewel and Blu meet in Rio and head out on adventures together.
SCREAM 4 (R) The Ghostface Killer — the slasher, not the rapper — returns to stalk intrepid survivor Sidney Prescott on the 15th anniversary of the original "Scream" murders. Director Wes Craven reunites with writer Kevin Williamson and actors Campbell, David Arquette and Courtney Cox for the fourth installment of the Scream franchise, which supposedly tweaks the Youtube generation and the tropes for 21st century horror films.
SOMETHING BORROWED 2 stars (PG-13) More like Something blew. Insecure, dowdy Rachel ("Big Love's" Ginnifer Goodwin) wrestles with guilt when she has an affair with Dex (Colin Egglesfield), the fiancée of her overbearingly free-spirited best friend, Darcy (Kate Hudson). As a wisecracking pal, "The Office's" Jon Krasinski is the only cast member allowed to be funny, so this laugh-deficient comedy mostly consists of Hudson behaving like a jerky narcissist and Goodwin and Egglesfield blandly mooning over each other. — Holman
SOUL SURFER (PG) When sharks attack, teenage surfer Bethany Hamilton (AnnaSophia Robb) loses her left arm. Unwilling to give up her love for the water, she learns to surf with one arm and eventually becomes a pro surfer.
SOURCE CODE 3 stars (PG-13) Helicopter pilot Colter Stephens (Jake Gyllenhaal) experiences multiple cases of déjà vu when mysterious government forces repeatedly send him into the body of a commuter onboard a train due to explode in eight minutes. Moon director Duncan Jones takes a premise worthy of second-hand Philip K. Dick and crafts a surprisingly compelling time-loop thriller, grounded by Gyllenhaal's terrific performance as an ordinary soldier trying to process his increasingly complicated predicament. With Michele Monaghan as a comely train passenger and Vera Farmiga as Colter's enigmatic military controller. — Holman
SUPER 2 stars (R) When his addict wife (Liv Tyler) leaves him for a smooth drug dealer (Kevin Bacon), a depressed fry cook ("The Office's" Rainn Wilson) acts out by becoming a masked vigilante called "The Crimson Bolt." Slither writer/director James Gunn attempts to puncture the mythos of superheroes, but the drab cinematography and sour, predictable script drain all the fun from the action. Ellen Page nearly saves the day, however, as a comic book fangirl who gets off on becoming the Crimson Bolt's ultraviolent sidekick. — Holman
SUCKER PUNCH (PG-13) A group of young hotties in a mental institution find that the key to their escape may lie in a series of fantastical dream worlds. The trailers make this action flick from Zach Snyder (300, Watchmen) are undeniably flashy.
THERE BE DRAGONS (PG-13) The Mission director Roland Joffe helms this biopic of the founder of Opus Dei (played by Wes Bentley) and the conflicts of the Spanish Civil War. Dan Brown fans might recall Opus Dei as the sinister religious organization in The Da Vinci Code, but There Be Dragons reportedly takes a more positive point of view.
THOR 3 stars (PG-13) Thor (Chris Hemsworth), the Norse god of thunder, faces exile on Earth as a powerless (but still cut) human as part of the evil scheme of his resentful brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston). Superfluous 3-D effects and too many characters clutter the latest film in the Marvel Comics "Universe," but Shakespearean director Kenneth Branagh still gives the film the derring-do of an Old Hollywood swashbuckler, with help from Hemsworth's performance as a god who grows up. Other scene-stealers include Natalie Portman's astrophysicist, Idris Elba's celestial sentry and a marauding suit of armor called The Destroyer. — Holman
TRUE GRIT 3 stars (PG-13) In this remake of John Wayne's Oscar-winning Western, Haillee Steinfeld plays Mattie Ross, a 14 year-old girl out for revenge when a ranch hand (James Brolin) guns down her father. Ross enlists a boozy, one-eyed U.S. marshall (Jeff Bridges) to track the no-good varmint, and tolerates a preening Texas Ranger (Matt Damon) on the trail, leading to snappy repartee and suspenseful shoot-outs. The Coen Brothers' remake improves on the original, particularly in its portrait of the harshness and cruelty of the frontier, but "new Grit" doesn't achieve the greatness of the Coen's modern classics. — Holman
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS (PG-13) Not the sequel to Like Water for Chocolate, this adaptation of the popular novel stars Twilight's Robert Pattinson as a Depression-era veterinary student who takes a job with a traveling circus and falls for one of the performers (Reese Witherspoon). Filmed in Georgia.
WIN WIN (R) Mike Flaherty, a New Jersey attorney and wrestling coach, seems to be losing on both sides. He struggles to keep his family, his wife and two daughters, happy. His at home situation is made worse by the fact that his New Providence High School wrestling team is on a losing streak. Just when he thinks he's found the key to success in troubled teenager turned star athlete Kyle, Kyle's mother shows up fresh out of rehab and broke threatening to derail the teams chance at fulfilling their motto, finally, "The Home of Champions".
In Nazi-occupied Holland 14-year-old Michiel comes face to face with the harsh reality of war. Michiel's involvement with the Resistance thrusts him into adulthood without warning as he struggles to distinguish between good and evil.
YOUR HIGHNESS 3 stars (R ) In this raunchy spoof of fantasy epics, Danny McBride plays Thaddeus, the jealous, layabout brother of dashing Prince Fabious (James Franco), who reluctantly goes on a quest to rescue the prince's fiancé (Zooey Deschanel) from a nasty wizard (Justin Theroux). From the director of the pot comedy Pineapple Express, Your Highness gets a lot of mileage by setting off f-bombs and contemporary drug jokes in a Princess Bride-style setting. Too many scenes and ideas lack comedic payoff, but the cast is game and it's fun to see Your Highness skewer the kind of hero's journey tropes that seemingly every Hollywood movie slavishly obeys these days. — Holman
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How To Make A Cheap Silencer For A Suffolk Lawn Mower Engine
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smallenginedude71: the engine is practically silent now!
Shaun Dobbie: I have a GX200 engine which is 200cc. I will probably need a bigger can.
Dave Taylor: I am not an mechanical engineer, but to hazard a guess, I would think that this choking the engine exhaust, would cause at the very least this engine to lose 1/4 of its useful life. These engines are designed with their exhaust, it would be like pinching the fuel line a little bit to save gas.
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Tim Kepler: Sand filled mufflers are really good and simple to make.
muskongasbay: "precise as a pensioners' erection"..... LOL in Corpus Christi, Texas!
Llathrum Marine Mechanic: I am looking for somethig to quiet my briggs engines down. I do not expect 100% quiet but I would prefer 80% total noise reduction. If I can figure up a method to make something I will post it.
Tyee Cambrón: wow did anyone try this?
I need something for my 49cc pocket bike. Just so I don't need to wear hearing protection. Also I need to sneak by the pp station here or should i say the oinker farm on the backstreets, I dont want to ride on the main road and the problem is there is a freeway and only 2 bridge crossings.
allthings possible: I want my motors to be louder I like to kiss off the naibors
stubbenmonkey: i really like that i used to run a little honda generator to power lights in the shipon that would of made it a bit more bearable working
Felton Rolle: Love it!
Reece Gilbert: Well, I did that with a 6HP Briggs and Stratton engine. It didn't work, you probably used that on like a 2 or 1 HP engine. That muffler only works up to a point.
scotty wilson: gonna laugh when that engines trash not enough exaust flow
BMAC VAGS: That is a winner
Zachary McReynolds: Someones a handyman inventionist. Thats actually pretty cool. Question if I were to do something like this with our lawn mower and say I wanted to mow some peoples lawns and I could at times during the day but say I couldn't but still wanted to do some at night. Would that not make the lawn mower as loud at night? Would it say just sound like someone's air conditioner or pool cleaner going off? Doesn't sound that loud or that racket;
blown46pwr: worked like a charm!
dtvgmedia: I was thinking the same. Also it seems to me that the rubber hose may be absorbing some of the pressure waves along its length. A length of metal tube to absorb the heat, for motors than run longer and get hoter like a lawn mower; and given a long length of rubber hose, one might not even need the soup can. Instead just drill many holes with good spacing between them to further release pressure waves over time, like an air leak versus a tire explosion, with each firing of the engine.
Gatewayuser200: I think it will. Eventually
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Give your hardworking legs a break with the Marmot Men's Thermalclime Pro Boot Tight. This baselayer features Polartec Power Dry fabric to wick moisture and dry up quick whether you're climbing a mountain or skiing down it. An athletic fit pulls this tight to your legs for easy layering, and the calf length reduces bulk in your boots. Even though the fabric is naturally stretchy, Marmot added a gusseted crotch for an even better freedom of movement. And flatlock seams keep your legs comfy from the bottom of the mountain all the way to the top, or vice versa.
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I got these because I did not like using full length thermals with knee high/ snowboarding socks. These are the perfect length with just a slight overlap and awesome when used with knee pads. Can't beat the sale price either. Definitely looking to get two more pairs.
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
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I'm using these for skiing. Like the overall fit however they tend to ride up on my legs unless the socks I use are tight enough to hold them down. Big complaint is that the fabric is pulling on the thighs. I've only used a few times and always hand wash. There doesn't seem to be anything in my ski pants that could be causing the pulling.
Pretty short in length.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
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I am 6' and was sized between a M and L. I opted for the L. The issue I had was that these are too short. Ideally these would come to the top of my ski boot but the reality is they end up just below my knee.
These might work for some but just understand the actual length on these. Other than that the fit appears to be true.
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- Fit: True to size
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I have a couple pair of these, and they're great. I always pulled my other ones up over the tops of my ski boots anyway, so these make a ton of sense to me. They're also pretty warm and very breathable. Fit is true to size.
Marmot makes great stuff
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I love Marmot gear. I have a Marmot sleeping bag and it is one of my favorite things I own. Because I love Marmot and I know they make great stuff I thought I would try out these Marmot base layer pants and I was not disappointed. Although they were not what I expected. They are NOT TIGHTS they are a bit loser and pretty thin. I tried them out last Saturday up at Snow Basin and I stayed nice and toasty. They are very comfortable and the waste band is soft and secure but not to tight to hurt. I would recommend this to any skier/snowboarder who likes to stay warm while shredding the mountian.
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Nike's X-Ray Tights Don't Leave Much to the Imagination
Halloween might be over, but that doesn't mean your opportunity to wear skeleton-inspired fashion has ended for the year.
In fact, Nike's new line of Dri-FIT performance tights featuring digital X-Ray images of bones on them are flying off the shelves. Good luck finding a pair.
The $90 tights come in black and grey, green and purple and the more scandalous nude-on-nude, but are currently out of stock on Nikestore.com. (Don't pout. They don't ship to Canada, anyway.)
"The tights feature Nike Pro and Dri-FIT technology along with spandex construction, ensuring they can stand up to any workout. The eye-catcher though is the visible x-ray bones on the front and back, not only illustrating the wearer's inner-toughness, but looking damn good while doing it."
And while the skeletal tights have a certain badass appeal to them, a press release indicates the company is actually using the "girl next door" angle in its marketing strategy.
"On the outside, she might be the girl next door, but on the inside, her body has survived grueling workouts, often pushing through pain, broken bones, pulled muscles and harsh tears. With images of X-Ray bones digitally printed on the outside, the exclusive print tight gives a glimpse of her inner toughness."
Jezebel's Erin Gloria Ryan writes that while she's fallen for their novelty, her purchasing hesitancy comes from being "sensitive about things that look thinspo-y to me." Bones on spandex doesn't exactly send a "curves are beautiful" message.
Blisstree's Hanna Brooks Olsen, however, is championing the tights and Nike's message about women's strength.
"[F]emale athletes — and, specifically, runners — are expected to get all dolled up, and wear cute, feminine outfits. These tights, though, aren't pink, sparkly, or even particularly concerned with looking fashionable. They're just tough. And scientific. And bring awareness to the fact that women aren't made of sugar and spice, they're made of tendons, muscles, and bones," she writes.
If given the opportunity, would you consider modelling some digital bones while training for your next half-marathon?
Victoria's Secret Would Like You to Consider the Push-Up Halter For Your Next Workout
There are few people who can look good while working out. We mean while heart-pumping, red-faced, sweat-so-much-you'd-think-it's-monsoon-s
We get why they thought it was a good idea in theory: E-mail subject lines that start "Your gym has never seen a push-up quite like this..." (cute), "head-turning lift" (just like your bench presses!), etc. But isn't the primary purpose of donning a sports bra to reduce bouncing, ipso facto pain? Yes. Yes it is. We'll file this one under "Things That Lingerie Brands Do That Shall Never Be Understood" and call it a day.
Hot Topic Launching 'Blackheart' Lingerie Line
Dark-and-edgy teen retailer Hot Topic Inc. is putting its own spin on underwear.
The City of Industry company is testing a new lingerie brand called Blackheart and launching five stores in the Southland and Texas this month dedicated to their undergarments.
Billed for "girls who rock and roll," Blackheart is going for a slightly older crowd than Hot Topic's typical teen shopper, the 18-to-30-year-olds who care about sexy undies but reject more preppy outlets like Abercrombie & Fitch and J Crew. It's the same goth-and-alternative-music-loving young woman, just grown up.
"The Blackheart lingerie concept is a test that allows us to leverage the Hot Topic customer and offer her product categories that will not cannibalize the core Hot Topic brand," Chief Executive Lisa Harper said in a statement. "We have a great opportunity to aggressively cross-promote Blackheart to our 5 million active database customers, nearly 5 million Facebook fans and in our 620 Hot Topic stores."
In California, Blackheart stores carrying underwear and accessories are coming to the Glendale Galleria, the Irvine Spectrum and the Brea mall this month. Texas will see underwear shops opening at the Houston Galleria and the Baybrook mall.
Photos of the line show a lot of lace, skull patterns and leather. It's relatively affordable, with bras priced from $29.50 to $44.50 and apparel from $19.50 to $78.
With Blackheart, Hot Topic is venturing into the growing teen underwear market already occupied by American Eagle's aerie brand and the Pink line from Victoria's Secret.
But analysts say the Blackheart customer, who might roll her eyes at the overtly cheery and cute undergarments offered by rivals, may well snap up lingerie with a darker edge.
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Hotel JS Miramar, Mallorca Island
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- 138 smoke-free guestrooms
- On the beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- WiFi in the lobby
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Fitness center
- Spa services
- Airport shuttle
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
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Hotel JS Miramar, Mallorca Island
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $106
- Standard Double Room
- Single Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 138 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-5:30 AM
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- One child (1 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets stay free (dogs only)
- Restrictions apply *
- 1 per room (up to 7 kg)
- WiFi in public areas *
- WiFi in rooms *
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Children's pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Sauna
- Billiards or pool table
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1950
- Elevator/lift
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
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Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This buffet restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
Hotel JS Miramar, Mallorca Island's small print
Also known as
- Hotel JS Miramar
- Hotel JS Miramar Santa Margalida
- JS Miramar
- JS Miramar Santa Margalida
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Safes in guestrooms can be used for EUR 4 per day
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 20 per person (one way)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for EUR 15 per week (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 15 per week (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel registry number: H-PM 398
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