You ever get into a conversation with someone about a movie and you're left wondering, "Did we see the same movie?" Sometimes people do fall asleep during a mov
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Dearly Beloved spotlights colorful Southern characters in Emma Kelly Theater
An over-the-top wedding, three feuding sisters and a church full of small-town eccentrics…what could possibly go wrong? Follow the misadventures of the Futrelle sisters as a series of unfortunate wedding-day events leads to a hilarious comedy of errors in Dearly Beloved, a laugh-a-minute Southern comedy on the Jan Brown Anderson stage of the Emma Kelly Theater April 29-May 2. In the small town of Fayro, Texas, the daughter of Frankie Futrelle Dubberly (Rachel Elkins) is engaged to the son of Patsy Price (Eileen Bayens). The children, Tina Jo (Tate Miller) and Patsy’s son Parker are planning to tie the knot in a Gone With The Wind-themed ceremony. Miss Geneva Musgrave (Pam Baggett) is coordinating the wedding and Twink Futrelle (Ni
In a 2016 interview with MSNBC, Trump said, I speak a few languages. English, Italian, French, German. As a native of Slovenia, it is also likely she can speak Slovenian fluently. We know she speaks English and has given a large number of interviews in the language since becoming a public figure. What about Italian, French, and German? Snopes did a bit of digging and failed to find any samples of Trump speaking these languages in the past. In fact, her claim may be completely false if you look at her history during her time in the White House.
In May 2107, the Trumps visited Rome and met with the Pope. The pontiff jokingly asked the then-FLOTUS in Italian what she feeds her husband, but it appears that she did not understand the question. As the report shows, a translator was required before Trump could answer. Later on that trip, a video from Rome Reports shows Trump in a children s hospital but speaking only a few rudimentary phrases of Italian.