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Hello Lowcountry!
Oh boy, I am so excited for this upcoming weekend!
Saturday, November 15th… The Music Farm downtown is welcoming the bands Cobra Starship, Forever the Sickest Kids, Hit the Lights and Sing It Loud for a major concert event! The concert was announced this past summer, and about 10 minutes later I had my pair of tickets in hand!
Yeah, we’re calling it the “Cobra Starship in my backyard party weekend!” You must be apart of the party!
I’m not so sure what I am excited for most, however:
A: The show itself. B: the fact I got my tix for $10 and meet&greet passes. or, C: ALL of my friends will be coming home for this show!
Even some friends as far away as Chicago are flying in this weekend to help me welcome the show… I am stoked!
Of course this means everyone will be crashing at my place for the weekend… guess I’d better stock up on food now, huh? sheesh.
If you remember not so long ago, MTV was in Charleston for an episode of My Super Sweet Sixteen, and the party featured the band Cobra Starship.
That’s when Gabe gave away his beloved, famous, purple hoodie to the birthday girl. Yes, she remains hated for that by millions of fans.
Tickets are ONLY $15.00!
You can purchase them online through the music farm website or at the doors day of show.
Doors open at 6:00pm Saturday evening.
I hope I’ll see you there, Lowcountry!
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It’s simple, just log on to www.twitter.com/LowcountryCW and click the [follow] button!
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Posted by Tim Renaud at 11:04 AM.
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On tonight’s episode of Supernatural, or heroes Dean and Sam investigate several murders at Oktoberfest. Sounds thrilling doesn’t it?
Much-so, the first victim was found with bite marks on her neck, much like a vampire would leave. This is where we look for Béla Lugosi, right?
But the odd events continue! Check this out… the second victim has wounds that look like a werewolf attack. A team effort? We’ll see.
The night for Sam and Dean continue, after a mummy rises from his crypt. That’s a scary thought…
...and no, this has nothing to do with the US economy.
What’s decided is that some sort of shape-shifter demon is terrorizing the town as iconic monsters from old Hollywood movies.
An episode direct from my own heart! Believe me, you’re in for a treat with the twists and turns of this episode.
The episode is directed by Robert Singer and written by Ben Edlund.
Most of all… it’s being delivered to your television screen in black and white!
Fantastic!
Check it out, only on the Lowcountry CW - Charleston!
Posted by Tim Renaud at 11:47 AM.
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Up until this point I have been a little upset about watching reruns of all my favorite shows and I have had to resort to reality television, but I have found a silver lining to the writers strike rain cloud. I love Gossip Girl, but due to one reason or another I have missed a few shows. Starting next Monday the CW is airing Gossip Girl from the beginning.
Posted by Raymond Owens at 09:57 AM.
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I’ve been watching the show since its premier and these women amaze me every time. The first challenge was to create a team name that accurately describes the duo, among many were “Silent but Deadly,” “Skin Deep,” and “Hot & Not” the daughter being hot and the mother…not. What comes to mind when you hear silent but deadly? How about “Hot & Not” does that sound like a good team name?
Among other challenges were an evening gown competition where one mother repeatedly flashed the cameras…lets just say that the slit in her skirt was a little too high. Another group’s talent was so risqué that Carson Kressley (Queer Eye for the Straight Guy) thought that he had turned straight. Until he realized that he loved their shoes of course.
As in most reality shows these contestants lives together. In the Crowned mansion they eat together, sleep together, apply their makeup together and count calories together. The girls were fairly civil during the first episode but as the days wore on the pink diamond boxing gloves came out.
I’m interested to see what will happen and who will go home. Who will snap first, who will go home next? What do you think?
Posted by Raymond Owens at 03:55 PM.
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The show begins 4 years later. Lucas published his book 2 years ago. Since then, he has been trying to write his second novel, but has writers block. Lucas is now the head coach of the Ravens with Skills as his assistant head coach. Brooke is a famous designer of her clothing line, “Clothes over Bro’s”, which is now a multi-million dollar business. Although all her dreams have come true, she is not very happy. Peyton has been at the same record label in LA for the past 4 years as an assistant. This is not want she wants and she is also not very happy, so she quits and decides to go home. Once she arrives, she finds out that Lucas is dating his editor, Lindsay. I’m sure this is a love triangle in the works! We still do not know exactly what happened between Peyton and Lucas…why did she stay in LA for so long? She was only supposed to stay for the summer.
Nathan lost his NBA dreams he night before the draft. During a bar fight, he was pushed through a window where a piece of glass went into his back causing nerve damage. This happened four months ago and Nathan is still depressed and drinking a lot. Haley is a teacher at Tree Hill and taking care of their 4 year old son, Jaime. She is not happy with her marriage because Nathan is not trying to get better and is acting like Dan! At the end of the show, it seems Nathan realizes he has something to live for (Jaime and Haley) and starts trying to walk. Mouth got an entry level job at a TV station, not the reporter job he applied for, but it’s a start. His boss hates him and tells him so.
Brooke buys a building (where Karen’s café was) to run her company from there, and Peyton is going to start her own record label, with Brooke’s help. The gang is all back in Tree Hill, and now the drama begins…
Posted by Raymond Owens at 03:51 PM.
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What you need to know about the February 17, 2009 switch to DTV
By law, television stations nationwide must switch from the old method of transmitting TV signals known as analog to digital television (DTV) on February 17, 2009.
Find out how that affects you:
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