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UK Students and Alumni Help Produce National Television Show From Lexington

Horse Network Launches #WeRideTogether PSA Campaign To Bring Much-Needed Awareness, Education, And Resources To Help Counter Sexual Misconduct And Abuse in Horse Sport

Downtown business leaders tout 'Community Over Competition'

Feb 25, 2021 / 06:54 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) Downtown Indy is launching a new way to inspire support for businesses downtown. “Community Over Competition” videos are being added to the Back Downtown campaign lead by Downtown Indy. The goal is to remind people how much support for local businesses is needed during the ongoing pandemic. “We will be here tomorrow, if you’re here today,” is one of the phrases used in the video. The first one launched Wednesday and features representatives from Best Chocolate in Town, Bluebeard, Cafe Patachou, Gordon’s Milkshake Bar, Nesso Italian Kitchen, St. Elmo Steak House, Tea’s Me Cafe, and Tloalli encouraging you to visit some other downtown business.

The Stand In, la nueva película con Drew Barrymore para... en Taringa!

'The Stand In': Film Review | Hollywood Reporter

12/11/2020 Drew Barrymore stars as both a famous comic actor and her on-set substitute in a comedy directed by Jamie Babbit. In theory, Four Lions and But I m a Cheerleader, plus some excellent TV episodes for Silicon Valley and Russian Doll). There are a ton of names in cameo roles (Ellie Kemper, Andrew Rannells and Lena Dunham to name but a few), all enlisted in what could have been a smart rethink of those sclerotic comedy tropes: the lookalike-role-swap and the ambitious-understudy-who eclipses-the-star. Alas, it is a weirdly inert, obstinately unfunny work, starting from the opening montage of unconvincing pratfalls by Barrymore right through to the ironic comeuppance conclusion visible from outer space. It s not so much that the end result crosses a line somewhere in taste in fact, it could do with more vulgarity or that the basic premise is entirely awful. Rather, an ineffable joylessness suffuses the proceedings, making if feel like a weak, mainstream sitcom of