I met artist Andrew Sheppard at the Monster Mania Convention last weekend.
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Barry Levinson joins “Shades Of Blue”
Barry Levinson has signed on to Executive Produce the new NBC show “Shades Of Blue”, starring Jennifer Lopez. He will also direct the series Pilot.
Canton Orioles Rally
I attended the Orioles rally Tuesday night in Canton. Talk about a sea of orange! First, I should point out that there aren’t many pics or videos because I forgot to charge my phone fully. Oops.
Anyway, I arrived around 5:30pm, and there were a few hundred people there already. Food trucks lined the perimeter of the Target parking lot, along with a stage for the band Pasadena Family (who ROCKED by the way.)
I then bumped into WJZ’s Chelsea Ingram. It’s okay, be jealous.
Pasadena Family continued to rock, as crowds started to gather in front of the stage waiting for the Orioles. Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan emceed the event.
By now the event had close 1,000 people in attendance..
(pic from @BmoreAroundTown on Twitter)
Yup. That’s a lot of Orioles fans.
Here’s a video of Jeremy Conn introducing Quinton Berry, Wayne Kirby and Adam Jones: http://bit.ly/1qTX41B
A few tidbits:
* A drone (you read that right) flew over the area and took video of all the fans..flipping it off.
* Wayne Kirby was the first to come and meet the crowd
* On stage, Adam Jones remarked “Thanks for coming out..this is..insane.”
* Jonathan Schoop seemed pretty chill on stage. He motioned for fans to come over to the guard rails to take some pictures if they wanted.
* Kevin Gausman looked..petrified. In a good way. I don’t think he had any idea that many people would show up.
* Morgan Cox (yes THAT Morgan Cox) was a surprise guest hanging out with the Orioles. Birds of a feather.
* I heard from someone close to the players that they were grateful and surprised a ton of people showed up to support them. Of course we support them!
And finally..the Iron Man showed up. Sort of.
I want this costume. Who wants to buy it for me?
All in all, it was a pretty awesome Orioles rally. Props to everyone for making it happen in four days!
Let’s show the Orioles, and the world, how much we support our guys. I challenge every Orioles fan (if possible) to wear Orioles gear, or something orange today, Thursday and Friday.
We Won’t Stop.
Fall 2014: Live, DVR, or Skip?
Here’s a breakdown of what you should be watching LIVE, what you should DVR for a binge marathon, and flat out SKIP this Fall!
Mondays:
Live: “Gotham” (FOX)
DVR: “The Voice” (NBC), “Sleepy Hollow” (FOX) , “Scorpion” (CBS)
Skip: “Jane The Virgin” (CW), “State Of Affairs” (NBC)
Tuesdays:
Live: “The Flash” (CW), “About A Boy” (NBC)
DVR: “Marvel’s Agent Of Shield” (ABC), “Marry Me” (NBC), “NCIS” (CBS)
Skip: “Manhattan Love Story” (ABC), “Forever” (ABC), “Utopia” (FOX)
Wednesdays:
Live: “American Horror Story: Freak Show” (FX), “Red Band Society” (FOX), “The Goldbergs” (ABC)
DVR: “Stalker” (CBS), “Arrow” (CW), “Modern Family” & “black-ish” (ABC), “Criminal Minds” (CBS), “The Exes” (TV LAND)
Skip: “The Mysteries Of Laura” (NBC)
Thursdays:
Live: “Scandal” (ABC), “The Big Bang Theory” (CBS), “Parenthood” (NBC)
DVR: “How To Get Away With Murder” (ABC), “Gracepoint” (FOX), “Bad Judge” (NBC)
Skip: “Reign” (CW)
Fridays:
Live: (nothing)
DVR: “Last Man Standing” and “Cristela” (ABC)
Sundays:
Live: “The Walking Dead” (AMC)
DVR: “Family Guy” (FOX), “Mulaney” (FOX), “Homeland” (Showtime), “The Newsroom” (HBO), “The Good Wife” (CBS), “Resurrection” (ABC)
Skip: “Madam Secretary” (CBS), “Revenge” (ABC)
Press Release: Ed Block Courage Award Foundation Mini Golf Day 2014
WHAT: MINI GOLF DAY 2014 – Miniature Golf Tournament and Crab Feast
WHO: The Ed Block Courage Award Foundation, a 501 (C) (3) Non-Profit organization that raises awareness and promotes prevention of child abuse through its Courage House National Support Network for Kids and an affiliation with the National Football League and the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society
WHEN: Saturday, September 27th Two Rounds of Play Available – 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
WHERE: Perry Hall Mini Golf– 4123 E. Joppa Road – Perry Hall, MD 21236
WHY: Event benefits the Ed Block Courage Award Foundation and its efforts to raise awareness and promote the prevention of child abuse in Baltimore and other NFL communities.
The Foundation will host Celebrity Mini Golf Day 2013 – Puttin’ Away Child Abuse at Perry Hall Mini Golf– an 18 hole, world class “miniature” golf course located in Perry Hall, MD. The day will consist of two shotgun starts, 12:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., and, based upon availability, each foursome will play with a local sports or media celebrity. Entry fees are $60 per individual, and $180 per foursome. Corporate sponsorship packages are available at either the $500 or $1,000 level, and opportunities exist to purchase fence signage (2’ x 2’ – $150) or a tee sign (11” x 17” – $50).
Following each round, a CRAB FEAST brought to you by The Pappas Seafood Co., will be provided, along with hot dogs, salads, and soda. Also, each player will receive a “goody bag” at registration. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes in each round.