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The Academic are indie rock band from Westmeath, Ireland. The band consists of: Craig Fitzgerald (Lead vocals + Guitar) Matt Murtagh (Guitar) Stephen Murtagh (Bass) Dean Gavin (Drums)

Another recent upgrade for Singapore Airlines came in 2015, when it rolled out new international-style premium economy seats.

The U.S. Army and its partners are wrestling with “how do we change the policies, protocols, licensing so people have access to it and you are not alienating an ally because of what they bring to the fight,” Anderson said.

Daniel Alexander Jones returns to Joe’s Pub as Jomama Jones, his critically-acclaimed alter-ego, in BLACK LIGHT. Commissioned as part of Joe’s Pub’s NEW YORK VOICES program, BLACK LIGHT is a musical revival for a turbulent time. Jomama leads an intimate journey – through the darkness of personal and political upheaval, and the shards of shattered illusions – illuminated by spontaneous humor and what The New Yorker calls her "very particular radiance." Set to pop, soul, rock and disco, this immersive performance piece removes the barrier between artist and audience through inquiry, story and song.

David’s Friend Written and performed by Nora Burns Featuring Billy Hough Directed by Adrienne Truscott David’s Friend is the story of a crazy friendship in 1980s New York City — a restless city during a reckless time. It’s a comic odyssey about cruising, disco, drag queens, strippers, sex, love, loss, and AIDS, told with music, videos, costumes, characters, tall tales and torrid truths. "A feisty and funny one-woman show" – Charles Isherwood, The New York Times "The beauty of "David’s Friend" is, you didn’t have to be there. Burns was, and she brings it alive for the rest of us." – Marc Miller, NY Theatre Guide "Nora is leading the charge out of our collective PTSD with love, humor and pelvic thrusts." – Ann Magnuson "A potent performance about the passing of a great era, beautifully captured, with wells of compassion and funniness." – Sandra Bernhard

Not only that. Rumor has it Model Z will be revolutionary and actually consists exclusively of software.

(DAMAGH BE SABKE IRANI) Starting out by contrasting brutal footage of the Iran-Iraq War with the posh ski resort now standing where many of its battles took place, NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE documents a generation in search of an identity, and often resorting to plastic surgery as a means to express itself. Per capita, Iran is the plastic surgery capital of the world. Oskouei talks to members of the film industry, intellectuals, and ordinary people who are planning to get nose jobs for various reasons. Rather than simply condemning the prevalence of plastic surgery – although it’s clear that the director is alarmed by the phenomenon – Oskouei suggests that it reflects a void created by an empty pop culture, rigid religious dictates, and a lack of real options for Iranian youth. He focuses on both men and women who have gone under the knife, or wish to do so. In NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE, Oskouei depicts people who are far more privileged than the subjects of his trilogy about teenagers and prison, but whose lives seem just as troubled beneath the surface. Preceded by: MARYAM OF HENGAM ISLAND / MARYAM JAZIREHYE HENGAM (2005, 26 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.)

We love the panel molding on the walls, which makes the rooms seem like what you’d find at a hotel instead of a ship cabin. We like the insect screen that fits the drop-down panoramic window, the rainforest shower head that starts up with the touch of a button, and the fact that the view from that cushy bed to the river is unimpeded by posts, a railing or a TV. We also appreciate the daily canapes delivered by our butler promptly at 4:45 p.m. and the stocked mini-bar. Our only quibble is that the towels aren’t as large or plush as you might find in a luxury hotel (or at our house, for that matter).

IN THE JUNGLE (2017, 63 min, digital. With Cricket Arrison (of Wham City) and M.C. Schmidt (of Matmos).) Stephanie Barber has achieved the rare feat of carving out a cinematic (or more properly speaking, media-spanning) realm entirely her own. Equally attuned to the nuances of the moving image and of language, her short and occasional feature-length film and video works meld together elements of photography, poetry, music, and live performance, and display a sensibility that’s at once comical, lyrical, and melancholy. Her latest piece, IN THE JUNGLE playfully and sorrowfully tells the tale of an unreliable narrator in a self-imposed exile. Given a grant to study the equivalent of animal cries and whines in jungle flora, our heroine has lived for 1,612 days deep in an unnamed jungle. This jungle serves as an extended metaphor for excessive and continual growth and death and fear and sustenance, a metaphorical space of chaos in which the scientist finds solace and which stands in contrast to the human jungle of ‘civilization.’ Is IN THE JUNGLE – which grew out of a live performance – a filmed document of a theater piece, a musical, a poetic lecture, or some combination of a… (read more)

FEBRUARY 24 – MAY 9 Wednesday’s 6-9pm (costume with artist Michele Brody) Saturday’s 12-4pm (puppet with artist Lucrecia Novoa) free – sign up to register! – fb message Earth Celebrations-Ecological and Social Change through the Arts @ Losaida Inc. Center- 710 East 9th St. (btwn. Aves C & D)

While you may typically go for a bulky Bluetooth headset for making calls, Apple’s Airpods ($159.99; bestbuy.com) make Bluetooth calling a more compact and efficient process. These tiny buds allow up to five hours of straight listening time on a single charge, and just 15 minutes of a quick power-up in their charging case can give you more than three hours of usage if you’re on a time crunch before a big call. These little earbuds connect automatically to all Apple devices and are turned off automatically when they’re not in use, to save battery power. The powerful mic makes conference calling a crystal clear process.

There is no denying that premium quality peripherals are a must for every self-respecting gamer, but comfort also plays an important role in making the most out of your gameplay. So, if you are sick and tired of the lack of space on your desk or you cannot count the occasions when you had to clean the mess after an accidentally spilled beverage, you should consider an upgrade. The Atlantic gaming desk has a cup holder, headphone hook, controller hooks, a rack for storing games, a drawer for storing all kinds of stuff, speaker trays, charging station, a monitor stand, as well as wire management trim plates. All that comes at a bargain price. The desk is one of my personal favorites in this holiday gift guide, although the models below also deserve your attention.