I now communicate differently, especially with those I love. I am fully present and available. In stillness, I realize that what they say has nothing to do with me — it is entirely about them. When I detach with love and release the outcome, I am free to be in the moment, unburdened by the projection of my own thoughts or fears. The post The Language of Silence appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

Huge military contractors must keep society fearing the enemy du jour, and buying more weapons!! Oil, gas, coal, resource owners, and industry shareholders must keep drilling and distribution going. The post Why we are rollin’ downhill like a snowball headed for hell appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

To all performers, organizers, and audience members — I say: hold your light higher. Because when drag is under threat, it isn’t just drag that’s at stake. It’s free speech. It’s community. It’s the freedom of people to show up as full versions of themselves. The post Chevelle Brooks appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

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Regardless of one’s spiritual beliefs or practices, December in Galveston offers many opportunities to make the season special and create some great memories. Whatever you do and however you celebrate the season, be safe and remember to be kind to one another. The post ’Tis the Season in Galveston appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

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ABC News agreed to a $15 million settlement over a defamation lawsuit Trump brought against the network. Both networks (ABC and CBS) lacked the balls to stand up to a bully. The post Recommendations for Santa’s naughty and nice list appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

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“The dancers weaved pure magic in the air, and you could almost hear jaws dropping as they moved…” wrote Brett Cullum, Broadway World. The post ISHIDA Dance Companyannounces RARA AVIS appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

Miles Heizer plays Cameron Cope, a closeted gay teenager who enlists in the Marines during the 1990s, a time when being out in the military wasn’t just dangerous — it was illegal. The post Miles Heizer isn’t trying to play straight any more — ‘Boots’ shows why that matters appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

In the spirit of end-of-year tradition that What a World revisits some of the more notable utterances that made this annus both horribilis as well as mirabilis. Sit back, pour yourself a tall glass of Willie’s Remedy, and enjoy! The post ARE WE THERE YET? appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

The joy and rewards of Thanksgiving still dwell within the hearts of most folks. Always, there is a great deal for which to be thankful — some small and often taken for granted and some huge and appreciated. The post REMEMBERING THANKSGIVING appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

The full-on sex on the pool table in the middle of the bar was very entertaining, and other onlookers enjoyed it as well! The post Varsity Bar’s Charles Garibay appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

Prior to 1971, every dollar circulating was backed by $1 worth of U.S. government-owned gold. Suddenly, in 1971 the USA switched from gold-backed dollars to so-called “FIAT” currency The post The value of money is dropping fast against gold and precious metals appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

At the end of the day, the drag comes off, and we go back to being human, with feelings and struggles like everyone else. The post Kitty Kontour appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

We have a president on a revenge tour that makes Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour look like Amateur Hour at the Dew Drop Inn. We’ve watched rainbow crosswalks ripped up because, as everyone knows, if you walk across one of them, you’re a Cher fan by the time you reach the other side. The post Reasons to give thanks maybe in your own backyard appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

OUR TOWN reminds us to pause, to notice what is fleeting, and to truly see the people we love before they are gone. Especially now, we need to cherish what is good and valuable in our lives. The post Our Town by Thornton Wilder is coming to 4th Wall Theatre Co appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

It seems only one in 25 Americans comes close to eating even a single helping a day. The consensus is that people’s fear of flatulence keeps them away from this food. The post Power up with lentils! appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

You’ll want to have your hand on your wallet when reading “Anatomy of a Con Artist.” Step-by-step, author Johnathan Walton explains how a scam begins, how it progresses, and why police don’t often do much about it. Then he explains how to stop a scam in its tracks. The post Anatomy of a Con Artist: The 14 Red Flags to Spot Scammers, Grifters, and Thieves by Johnathan Walton appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

In 1976, George Hawkins started his theater company by touring out of his car filled with props and costumes. It may not have been the most conventional way of doing things, but it was their way of bringing life to their art. The post Donald Mason leads The Ensemble Theatre toward their 50th anniversary appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

A funny thing happened on the road to the White House. The GOP won the election, and their minions did not forget that promise and are demanding it be kept. There’s just one slight problem: It’s not only Democrats in the files. President Donald Trump is in there too. A lot! The post THE TRLICA TAKE appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

Since 1994 October has been recognized as LGBTQ History Month. Check out these Pride events this month... The post October PRIDE Celebrations in Texas appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

American arms makers got very rich on huge sales to our military, more so from lend-lease programs for allied militaries. Not wanting a giant gravy train to end, hand in glove with our highest USA decision makers (with the new CIA), they propagandized through media that the ally USSR was not a friend, but a foe. The post Why being anti-Russian is a mistake! appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

By Johnny Trlica What began as a play in 1973 in London transformed into a cult favorite when it was brought to the silver screen in 1975. For many years, The post Cast of the Rocky Horrible Show appeared first on Montrose Star Entertainment News & Events.

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