MV "Thật bất ngờ" (sáng tác: Mew Amazing; thể hiện: Trúc Nhân; Đạo diễn: Nhu Đặng) ý tưởng độc đáo, nội dung châm biếm thực trạng showbiz với hình ảnh hài hước, góc quay khá mới mẻ về mặt bố cục, ngôn ngữ thị giác được chuyển tải sinh động, duyên dáng, tạo được hiệu ứng mạnh đối với người xem. Sự thật bất ngờ về 'hot girl chạy Grab' gây thương nhớ trên mạng. Chủ nhật, 16/06/2019, 10:14 (GMT+7) Mới đây, cư dân mạng đã vô cùng xôn xao về bức ảnh hot girl "chạy Grab vì đam mê" bởi vẻ tươi tắn và xinh đẹp của cô gái. Bé trai 2 tuổi ngưng tim, ngưng thở vì hóc Cô gái này thường xuyên đăng tải lên mạng xã hội những hình ảnh sang chảnh kèm caption "thả thính". Bẵng đi một thời gian, cứ tưởng là mọi tình tiết của vụ việc đều đã chìm xuống thì mới đây, cư dân mạng bất ngờ phát hiện ra cô nàng được cho là Tuesday nọ đã bất ngờ Nam tiến và còn có khả năng Bài Hát Thật Bất Ngờ Của Trúc Nhân Chúng ta sẽ quá rất gần gũi với ca khúc Thật bất ngờ với ca khúc của nam ca sĩ Trúc Nhân cho trình làng từ vài ba năm trước. Vừa mới qua anh sẽ phối lại ca khúc này với bài xích hát Thật bất ngờ cô vy đến và đã được anh nhờ cất hộ đến người theo dõi trong thời gian vừa qua. Sự thật bất ngờ về ly cà phê có giá hơn 7 triệu đồng. Đăng lúc: 9:17 am, Ngày 22/04/2022 Chiều 21/4, Công an TP Bảo Lộc đã chỉ đạo xác minh thông tin xôn xao về ly cà phê "Phượng hoàng lửa" có giá 7,2 triệu đồng được lan truyền trên mạng xã hội từ trưa 20/4. 5640. June 6, 2023 AT 1000 am Full disclosure, NYC tied with Boston for 10th place. Hooray for NYC parks! The Trust for Public Land determined NYC’s ParkScore rating by comparing access 99 points, acreage 52 points, investment 91 points, amenities 48 points and equity 74 points. 99% of New York residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park! Here’s more from TPL via GothamistComparing amount of park space between neighborhoods by race/ethnicity Residents in neighborhoods of color* have access to the same park space per person as the city’s average neighborhood and 32% less than those in white neighborhoods. Additionally, we compared park space in the city’s average neighborhood with others by specific race and ethnicitySee NYC’s full report and see how your city ranks! Adafruit publishes a wide range of writing and video content, including interviews and reporting on the maker market and the wider technology world. Our standards page is intended as a guide to best practices that Adafruit uses, as well as an outline of the ethical standards Adafruit aspires to. 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The only others who shared the sidewalk with me were elegant couples coming from classical concerts at Carnegie Hall or waiters taking their last smoke break for the night. Through the fog, I made a beeline for my destination one specific newsstand on West 57th Street. I had already passed many other newsstands, metallic and grimy, already shuttered after a day of selling magazines and cigarettes. But the newsstand I was heading towards was like no other in NYC. On weekend nights, this particular newsstand transforms into a portal to another world, glowing with rainbow-neon lights, operated by people in leather bodysuits and masks. From the outside, the newsstand is the only clue that there is a lot more going on in this unassuming corner of midtown Manhattan. A couple of doors down, full of psychedelic sculptures, karaoke booths, and burlesque dancers, is one of New York’s most unique new clubs The Stranger. Photograph Trisha Mukherjee Inside The Stranger Created by the owners of The Box and known on TikTok as Joe Jonas’ favorite club, The Stranger doesn’t give away too much online. On Google, it shows up labeled as a “coffee stand.” Its Instagram has only one photo, and its website has little but the page to buy tickets, which go for $ in advance and $ night-of at the newsstand. For the crowd of people gathered around the newsstand on a Friday, the price was apparently worth it to experience this so-called “panoply of pleasures.” I wasn’t so sure yet, but it was too late to change my mind. A bouncer checked my ID and stamped my wrist. The crowd around me laughed and talked loudly, speculating about what curiosities they might encounter inside. One group at a time, the doors opened, and the spectacle began. The Stranger brings the trippy, bizarre, and scandalous to center stage—literally. After walking through a black-light-illuminated corridor lined with performers wearing everything from devil costumes to latex leggings, the view opened up to the main room. Adjusting to the bright lights, my eyes made out a stage at the front with a 15-foot-tall robot shooting lasers out of its hands. A plush llama dangled high above the stage. Through the flashes of colorful light and disco ball reflections, I took in the colossal scoreboards, stuffed animals, graffiti, buoys, fishing nets, and fake ivy around the room. They followed no apparent theme but somehow stayed cohesive. It was set design on steroids. Loud, upbeat music played, and the crowd grew sweaty as people danced. Someone offered me a spiky flashing plastic ring, which I slipped on my finger. Someone else offered me a fake neon tongue piercing, which I declined to attach by suction to my tongue but slipped into my pocket—for what future use I’m not sure. A clown with red balloons floating over their head offered to bedazzle my cheekbones with silver glitter. Despite my intense phobia of clowns, I accepted the offer. With my new-and-improved look, I was ready to dance. Photograph Trisha Mukherjee Inside The Stranger The bass boomed. A techno song came on. After a few minutes, the giant robot made its exit and burlesque dancers with glittery clouds of cotton extending from their heads and a guy in a singlet and stilettos doing a headstand took over the stage. Dancers switched from voguing to acrobatics on the balconies above. A giant high heel sculpture glittered above my head and someone in a panda costume jumped onto the raised stage in the middle of the dance floor. The 20-year-old standing next to me, who told me he was from the Midwest, said it was “a lot” for him and asked his friend to get him another $30 rum and coke. In the midst of the somewhat tacky and very trippy excess of The Stranger, it hit me that most clubs in NYC are just dark rooms with some music and flashing lights. Upstairs, things got even *stranger.* Walking around felt like moving between different spheres. One moment I was in an elegant bar with dim lighting and a record player; the next, I was seeing thousands of reflections of myself in a hall of mirrors. A few more steps and my ears rang with a group of girls singing Defying Gravity from the musical Wicked in a karaoke room with a glittering chandelier; a few more, and I found myself in a casino-themed room where a Blackjack game was in full swing the loser opted into a penalty spank, delivered by a croupier in drag. Farther down the stairs, the DJ in the basement played from a booth embedded into a grand piano. More clothed BDSM-themed activities were available for adventurous guests to partake in if they so desired. From each moment to the next, The Stranger changes. Big inflatable balloons might suddenly be released for the crowd to bop around. The performers might suddenly be on rollerblades. Someone covered in glow sticks might emerge from a hidden room. As the night goes on, things only become more bizarre. Back beside the now-shuttered newsstand of West 57th Street after a few hours, The Stranger seemed like a strange hallucination. The only remnant was a fake neon tongue piercing buried in my pocket and a lone performer rollerblading around during a break for fresh air. She crooned at me to come back soon, and I wondered if I would—maybe once was enough. But if I ever desired to be in that weird wacky world in the middle of midtown again, I knew that all I would have to do is show up at the newsstand and await whatever may come. Photograph Trisha Mukherjee The Stranger’s entrance Trisha Mukherjee is a freelance journalist based in New York City. She creates writing and audio about international human rights, travel, and adventure. Find more of her work at Mukherjee contributorAn email you’ll actually loveGet into a relationship with our newsletter. Discover the best of the city, entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions.🙌 Awesome, you're subscribed!Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! The 76th annual Tony Awards are set for Sunday, June 11, with plenty of musical performances, returning host Ariana DeBose, a new location venue — and no writers. Airing live from the United Palace theater in New York City’s Washington Heights, the Broadway awards ceremony is scheduled for 8-11 ET/5-8 PT on CBS and streaming live and on demand on Paramount+. Related Story Tony Award Nominations – The Complete List A live, 90-minute pre-show, The Tony Awards Act One, hosted by Julianne Hough and Skylar Astin, begins at 630 ET/330 PT. The pre-show will be available for free on Pluto TV via smart TVs, streaming devices, mobile apps and online by going to Pluto TV and clicking on the “Pluto TV Celebrity” channel. No payment, registration or sign-in is required. With the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike, the Tonys presentation this year will have no scripted elements the WGA is also urging its members, whether nominated or not, not to attend. The WGA has agreed not to picket the event. Although the show is not expected to include the pre-written jokes, banter and introductions typical for awards ceremonies, the broadcast will feature performances from the casts of nominated best musicals and revivals including Camelot, Into the Woods, & Juliet, Kimberly Akimbo, New York, New York, Parade, Shucked, Some Like It Hot and Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Also scheduled are performances from the casts of Funny Girl, which opened last season, and Joaquina Kalukango, the Paradise Square winner of the 2022 Tony for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical. The cast of A Beautiful Noise, the Neil Diamond musical that did not score any nominations, also will perform. Also scheduled is a special performance for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre recipients Joel Grey and John Kander. As for the awards, the musical Some Like It Hot comes in with a leading 13 nominations, with & Juliet, New York, New York, Shucked tying for second with nine. Kimberly Akimbo and Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street had eight noms, while Ain’t No Mo’, A Doll’s House, Into the Woods, Leopoldstadt and Parade scoring six apiece. RELATED Tony Awards Photo Gallery Every Best Play Winner RELATED Tony Awards Photo Gallery Every Best Musical Winner The Tony Awards on CBS is produced in collaboration with Tony Award Productions, a joint venture of the Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing, and White Cherry Entertainment. Ricky Kirshner and Glenn Weiss are executive producers for White Cherry. Weiss will serve as director. For Deadline’s Tony predictions 2023 go here. The powerhouse lineup includes Deadmau5, Kaskade, GRiZ, Zeds Dead, Galantis and Courtesy of Electric ZooPhotograph Courtesy of Electric ZooElectric Zoo is back and bolder than ever with a powerhouse lineup and the debut of an LGBTQ+ stage for the 2023 festival, which will be held September 1-3 at Randall’s Island Park. Headliners include GRiZ, Zeds Dead, Galantis, Marshmello, The Chainsmokers, and Gryffin. Plus, in an unprecedented moment, electronic music legends Deadmau5 and Kaskade will join forces for the New York City debut of Kx5. Kaskade will also perform a special sunset set taking the crowd on a nostalgic journey through his discography. Keep scrolling for the full lineup. RECOMMENDED The full guide to Electric Zoo 2023 For more than a decade, Electric Zoo has been a Labor Day weekend tradition in New York City. It’s one of the city’s biggest music festivals, which attracts the top talent in the EDM genre year after year. Tickets will be on sale here for the three-day festival. Festival pass prices will cost "the lowest in history so that anyone who’s been affected by the economic crisis could still take part in the festivities," Electric Zoo's organizers said in a press release. "The Electric Zoo team believes dancing is not a luxury, but a necessity at times like this." Photograph Courtesy of Electric Zoo Deadmau5 and Kaskde. With what event organizers describe as a “genre-defying lineup,” Electric Zoo is known for treating a variety of musical tastes, and this year is no different. Genre-bending The Blessed Madonna will perform, alongside tech house stars like Mau P and Franky Wah. Fans of hard-hitting bass will want to see sets by Peekaboo, Alison Wonderland, Boogie T, Canabliss, Moore Kismet, Big Gigantic, NGHTMRE, andhim and Rusko. Several musicians and DJs will lead stage takeovers, including a collaboration by Fisher & Chris Lake, who will debut their popular brand Under Construction featuring their favorite acts. Another stage features Nora En Pure with a sonic journey through melodic and deep house sounds. Photograph Courtesy of Electric Zoo For the first time, Electric Zoo will showcase an LGBTQ stage called Dreamland, curated by event producer Jake Resnicow. In response to the growing demand for inclusivity and representation, this dedicated stage will platform for an array of talented artists and celebrate the rich diversity within the music industry. “The Dreamland stage at Electric Zoo Festival serves as a beacon of empowerment and representation. By spotlighting LGBTQ+ artists, we not only showcase their incredible talents but also inspire the next generation of diverse artists and fans. It’s about creating a space where people can express themselves freely, connect authentically, and celebrate the beautiful spectrum of identities within our community,” said Resnicow, who’s among the “OUT100 Most Influential LGBTQ People.” Photograph Courtesy of Electric Zoo This year’s Electric Zoo also promises a Hyperspace theme with AI elements, including a “Mega Mirage” stage. Photograph Courtesy of Electric Zoo Here’s the full lineup for Electric Zoo 2023 3LAUAcrazeAce AuraAdventure ClubAlec MonopolyALLEYCVTAlison WonderlandandhimATLiensBig GiganticBlack CarlBlankeBonnie & ClydeBoogie TBrina KnaussCamelphat CanablissCarolaChris LakeClooneeCoco & BreezyDalton TaylorDeadmau5Deeper PurposeDesert Hearts B2B Mikey, Lee, Marbs, PorkyDirt MonkeyDom DollaDubfireElderbrook Eli BrownExcisionFisherForesterFrancis MercierFranky WahGalantisGhastly presents GhengarGioli & AssiaGodlandsGreen VelvetGRiZGryffinHi-LoHoneluvIglesiasIlario ThompsonJantsenJimi JulesJohn SummitJuliet FoxJVNAKai WachiKasboKaskadeKREAMKumarionLayton GiordaniLiquid StrangerMadeonMajor LazerMarshmelloMary DroppinzMassanoMatrodaMau PMoore KismetNGHTMRENic FanciulliNora En PureNostalgixOddkidoutParadoksPaigePeekabooRebukeReconditeRuskoSaid the SkySakaSam DivineSharlitz WebSkreamSo Tuff So CuteSoftest HardStellerStephen BodzinSuperaveTELYKastThe Blessed MadonnaThe ChainsmokersTiëstoTimmy TrumpetTorren FootTruthVampaVavoVolarisYokaiYolanda Be CoolZeddZeds DeadRossilynne Skena Culgan Things to Do EditorAn email you’ll actually loveGet into a relationship with our newsletter. Discover the best of the city, entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions.🙌 Awesome, you're subscribed!Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! Photograph Marc GlucksmanYou could be there right now!'Tis the season of weekend getaways and Amtrak is making things way easier with its Berkshire Flyer, a seasonal passenger rail service between New York City and the Berkshires. RECOMMENDED The best train rides in the USA for seriously gorgeous views Launched last July, the Berkshire Flyer returns for the 2023 summer season with service running each weekend from Friday, May 26 through Monday, October 9. Trains depart from New York Penn Station at 316pm on Fridays and arrive at Joseph Scelsi Intermodal Transportation Center in Pittsfield, Massachusetts at 712pm. Yes, specific, we know. Return trains depart Pittsfield each Sunday at 3pm and arrive back in New York City at 705pm. The train route runs north from New York City through upstate New York, with eight stops in total New York, NY - Moynihan Train Hall, Yonkers, Croton-Harmon, Poughkeepsie, Rhinecliff, Hudson, Albany-Rensselaer and, lastly, Pittsfield. The whole journey takes four hours and five minutes. “There is no better way to experience the scenic beauty and natural splendor of the Northeast Region than by riding the rails and under Gov. Kathy Hochul’s leadership, New York State is committed to making train travel even more pleasurable and convenient,” said New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez. “We are proud to partner with our colleagues at Amtrak and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to once again offer the Berkshire Flyer service this summer as part of our mission to create a 21st Century transportation system that connects communities and creates opportunities for all to enjoy the beauty of upstate New York and the Berkshires.” Running through the western parts of Massachusetts and northwestern Connecticut, the Berkshires are a popular summertime destination for city dwellers who seek out the region’s natural beauty via outdoor activities like hiking trails and river walks, kayaking and paddle boarding, and more. The many small towns and villages that make up the area are home to contemporary art museums, historic sites, picturesque gardens, live theater and more. Tickets for the Berkshire Flyer start at $45 for economy options and "will not exceed $105 one way," per Amtrak, which you can snatch up online at the official Amtrak website, via the app or at Amtrak desks and kiosks at Penn. The railroad company is marketing the train route as a cost-effective alternative to driving to the Berkshires, which they allege would cost over $100 each way. Christina Izzo An email you’ll actually loveGet into a relationship with our newsletter. Discover the best of the city, entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions.🙌 Awesome, you're subscribed!Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon!

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