My mother loved holidays – any and all celebratable occasions. She was the Holiday Fairy, sprinkling her magic dust on us, and making special days even more memorable with her joy and enthusiasm.
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Roxanne Tellier – Easterish
Posted in Family, Food, life, Opinion, Review with tags Academie Assomption, Canadian, COVID 19, cream, DBAWIS, Easter, Easter Bunny, Easter Sunday, Easterish, Edmonton, essential business, fasting, Good Friday, Jesus Christ Superstar, Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, John Legend, Norman Jewison, Ocean, Peaches, Peaches Christ Superstar, Religious Rock. Father Sauvé, Roxanne Tellier, segarini, Spirit in the Sky, Tooth Fairy on April 12, 2020 by segariniCameron Carpenter – 10 CC – September 15, 2016
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Andrew Matheson, Cameron Carpenter, Canadian Music Café, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Festival Music House, Janie Jones, JF Robitaille, Michael Perlmutter, music, Norman Jewison, Philip Sayce, Road to Indie Week, segarini, The Atlantic Film Festival in Halifax, The Dime, The Hideout, Toronto, William F. White on September 15, 2016 by segarini
And we’re back! After a long month of packing, moving, unpacking, family birthdays, lawn bowling tournaments, music and movies it is time to get back to a regular weekly column at the now turning six DBAWIS.
Roxanne Tellier – The Sound Of Music
Posted in Opinion with tags ( Michael Pare, A Hard Day’s Night, Alan Parker, Antonio Salieri, Audrey Hepburn, Barbie, Barry Dennen, Beatlemania, Bob Segarini, carl anderson, Darling Lili, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Donna Pescow, Ed Sullivan, Eddie and The Cruisers, Ellen Barkin, Elvis Presley, F. Murray Abraham, Help!, Jessica Harper, Jesus Christ Superstar, John Travolta, Josh Mostel, Julie Andrews, Karen Lynn Gorney, Ken, Mary Poppins, Morris Day, Nik Cohn, Norman Jewison, Paul Williams, Phantom of the Paradise, Prince, Purple Rain, Robert Arkins, Rod Serling, Roddy Doyle, Roxanne Tellier, Saturday Night Fever, Spinal Tap, Star, Superstar – The Karen Carpenter Story, Ted Neely, The Beatles, The Blues Brothers, The Commitments, The Corrs, The Marx Brothers, The Monkees, The Sound of Music, The Time, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Todd Haynes, Tom Hulce, Tommy Steele, Velvet Goldmine, Walt Disney, William Finley, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Yvonne Elliman, Zero Mostel on November 30, 2014 by segarini
I grew up in the days when musicals were as or more popular than any other form of cinema, and the stars of musicals on stage and screen were huge draws on Sunday night’s Ed Sullivan.
Segarini: Don't Believe a Word I Say 