RACHEL HERGETT for the Chronicle
Madeline Hawthorne has a hellish commute. Over coffee at Studio Coffee Roasters on Monday, the Bozeman musician talks of the two days it took her to drive back from Denver, Colorado, encountering black ice, blustering winds and closed highways.
“Colorado is where I work,” Hawthorne said.
Her touring band — featuring Ace Engfer on bass and vocals, Taylor Tesler on lead guitar and vocals, Cody Russell on pedal steel and Sean Macaulay on drums — is based in the Mile High City. So is new manager Phil Einsohn of 7S Management.
“I courted him at first,” Hawthorne said of Einsohn, who manages acts like John Cragie and Shook Twins. “It wasn’t one of those situations where they discovered me.”
With nearly a decade since she first started playing music in public, Hawthorne was used to doing everything herself. She booked and promoted her own shows. She found producers and session players for her album “Boots,” released in 2021. She recruited the touring band.
But it was time to seek out management when she had a “panic moment” before a show, Hawthorne said. The players in her band needed more opportunity and paychecks equivalent to their worth. She couldn’t make it happen alone.
“I’m busting my ass, but there’s certain doors that I just can’t open by myself,” she said. “I can’t even get to the freakin’ hallway.”
Celtic Quintet @ 6pm
Music from Ireland, Scotland and places beyond. Valhalla Meadery, 875 Bridger Drive, Bozeman. knealh49@gmail com
Sondheim and Lapine’s Into The Woods. @ 6:30pm / $45 Feb 3rd - Feb 12th
Sondheim and Lapine’s Into The Woods. Ellen Theatre, 17 West Main Street, Bozeman. sara@inter mountainopera.org, 406-587-2889
Briana Elyse Hunter: Into The Woods @ 6:30pm
The Ellen Theatre, 17 W Main St, Bozeman
Sean Patton Live in Bozeman @ 8pm / $20
You've seen him on Comedy Cen‐tral, Conan, and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon! After his debut hour special Sean Patton is coming to Bozeman! Rad Bikes, 512 North Broadway Avenue, Bozeman. info @bonedrycomedy com, 325-6682248
Kitchen Dwellers: Night 1 @ 8pm
The Elm (Bozeman), 506 N 7th Ave, Bozeman
2023 Best of the West Showdown @ 10am / $22.85-$38.77
Feb 4th - Feb 5th
Big Sky Skijoring is proud to host the annual Best in the West Showdown. Pheasant Tail Lane, Big Sky info@bigskyskijoring.com
Webinar: Discover Bozeman Cohousing
@ 11am
We welcome you to discover what it would be like to live in Montana’s �rst cohousing community We have one home available* and we are accepting applications to a short waitlist for other home types Bozeman. life@bozemanco housing.com, 406-404-6760
Ryan Acker
@ 11am
Pine Creek Lodge, 2496 E River Rd, Livingston
Montana State Bobcats Mens Basketball vs. Northern Colorado Bears Mens Basketball
@ 4pm
Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, 1 Bob‐cat Circle, Bozeman
Mx! An All Gender Fashion Show
@ 5pm / $25
Mx! (Pronounced "mix") is a fam‐ily-friendly runway event that aims to promote inclusion within the style industry! A portion of the processed will be donated to Queer Bozeman!! Bozeman Event Space, 14 South Tracy Avenue, Bozeman. info@mxfashion show com, 207-812-6779
12th Annual Have a Heart Art Auction @ 6:30pm / $30
This is a fundraiser to support adults with developmental dis‐abilities served by Reach. 1794 E Baxter Ln, 1794 East Baxter Lane, Bozeman. jwidhalm@reach inc.org, 406-920-0930
TMI Live! Storytelling
Show: Lust or Bust
@ 7pm / $15
Oversharing is caring! Moth Story Slam winner Bex Frucht heads up a night of rowdy storytelling fea‐turing true-life tales with “too much information” so expect the explicit and illicit. Last Best Com‐edy, 321 East Main Street, Boze‐man. info@lastbestcomedy com, 406-570-7766
Wes Urbaniak Music
@ 7pm
The Jump, 75770 Gallatin Rd, Gal‐latin Gateway
Briana Elyse Hunter: Into The Woods
@ 7:30pm
The Ellen Theatre, 17 W Main St, Bozeman
Kitchen Dwellers: Night 2 @ 8pm
The Elm (Bozeman), 506 N 7th Ave, Bozeman
Kitchen Dwellers @ 8pm
The Elm, 506 S 7th Ave, Bozeman
Lindsay Lou @ The Elm (w/ Kitchen Dwellers) @ 8pm
The Elm, 506 S 7th Ave, Bozeman
Whiz BANG! Intoxicating
Comedy
@ 9pm / $15
Whiz BANG! is an explosion of in‐toxicating comedy! Exciting, high-energy, short-form improv that is so funny it's criminal An hour long show with lots of audi‐ence interaction Last Best Com‐edy, 321 East Main Street, Boze‐man. info@lastbestcomedy com, 406-570-7766
International Folk Dancing @ 7pm
Join us for great exercise and community as we enjoy folk dances from around the world! Family friendly, no experience or partner needed. Bozeman Catholic Community Center, 210 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman amanda.albrecht@bozemanfolk lore.org
Bone Dry Comedy Hour
Open Mic @ 8pm
Bone Dry Comedy brings Open Mic night to Last Best Comedy
Our weekly open mic is a sup‐portive place to start your com‐edy journey, try new material, and connect to the Bozeman Stand up scene. Last Best Comedy, 321 East Main Street, Bozeman info@ lastbestcomedy com, 406-5707766
Brice Ash: Nordic @ 7pm Nordic Brew Works, 730 Board‐walk Ave Suite 1B, Bozeman
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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed presented by the Bozeman Doc Series @ 7pm / $10
The Bozeman Doc Series presents one of the most critically-ac‐claimed �lms of the year, the Os‐car-nominated new documentary, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, 111 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman. jason@devolution �lms.org
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Mathias @ 7pm
Live music while you soak! Featur‐ing the Bozeman-based acoustic rock artist Mathias Bozeman Hot Springs, 81123 Gallatin Road, Bozeman. adam@bhsprings.com, 406-586-6492
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Featured
Band of Drifters @ 5pm Bridger Brewing, 1609 S 11th Ave, Bozeman
Evening of Superpowers
@ 5:30pm / $30
You Are Invited To An Evening Of Superpowers 4055 Valley Com‐mons Dr, 4055 Valley Commons Drive, Bozeman. synergygrowth coach@gmail com, 406-581-4255
Community Art Class: Pyrography (woodburing) Coaster Sets @ 6pm / Free BASE Art Studio, 285 Simkins Drive, Big Sky 406-995-2742
OLLI at
Friday Forum: How Is the Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition Help‐ing Solve Our Behavior @ 12pm / Free OLLI at MSU will present “How Is the Gallatin Be‐havioral Health Coalition Helping Solve Our Behav‐ioral Health Issues?” at an online Feb 10 Friday Forum that is free and open to the public.. Mon‐tana State University, 128 Barnard Hall, Bozeman olli@montana.edu, 406994-6550
Featured Guest Ron Judkins, Oscar-winning Sound Mixer for the Film @ 7pm / $7-$10
Featured BFS Presents "The Fa‐blemans" with Special Guest Ron Judkins, Oscar-winning Sound Mixer for the Film
@ 7pm / $7-$10
Abigayle Kompst: Bozeman, MT @ 7pm Bozeman, MT, Bozeman
Monthly Couples Dinners ONE TICKET IS EQUAL TO ONE COUPLE @ 7pm / $225
Enjoy an evening in authentic his‐toric 1889 Barn in beautiful Gal‐latin Gateway. All inclusive for a couple. Price is per couple. no tips 1889 Barn, 12670 Portnell Road, Bozeman. the1889barn@ gmial com, 406-579-4865
Newsies Jr @ 7pm / $5
Feb 10th - Feb 11th
1) “Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver, $32.50
2) “Lessons in Chemistr y” by Bonnie Garmus, $29
Part memoir, part ode to the power of the movies, THE FABLEMANS is a gem that �nds Spielberg digging at the family roots that make him a beloved �lmmaker - and proves he hasn't lost his magic touch. Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, 111 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman. lisa@bozeman �lmsociety.org, 406-5812188 //////////////////////////////////////////////// m, 5 , B ////////////////////////////////////////////////
Live musical performance with Hawthorne Elementary Students! Bozeman High School, 205 North 11th Avenue, Bozeman. bozeman childrenstheatre@gmail.com, 702481-3622
Ryan Acker @ 7pm The Elm, 506 S 7th Ave, Bozeman
Big Richard Band: The ELM @ 7pm
The Elm, 506 S 7th Ave, Bozeman
1) Glass Animals - Zaba
Verge Theater Presents Cabaret @ 7:30pm / $35
2) Tyler Childers - Purgator y
3) “The Last Green Valley” by Mark Sullivan, $15.95
Part memoir, part ode to the power of the movies, THE FABLEMANS is a gem that �nds Spielberg digging at the family roots that make him a beloved �lmmaker - and proves he hasn't lost his magic touch Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, 111 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman. lisa@bozeman �lmsociety.org, 406-5812188
BFS Presents "The Fa‐blemans" with Special Guest Ron Judkins, Oscar-winning Sound Mixer for the Film @ 7pm / $7-$10
4) “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” by Gabrielle Zevin, $28
5) “The House in the Pines” by Ana Reyes, $27
6) “The Alpha Female Wolf” by Rick McIntyre, $27.95
7) “Queer” by Meg-John Barker, $19.95
8) “A Court of Thorns and Roses” by Sarah Maas, $19
9) “The Myth of Sisyphus” by Albert Camus, $15
Part memoir, part ode to the power of the movies, THE FABLEMANS is a gem that �nds Spielberg digging at the family roots that make him a beloved �lmmaker - and proves he hasn't lost his magic touch. Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, 111 South Grand Avenue, Bozeman lisa@bozeman �lmso 2188
10) “The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune, $18.99 28
3) Peach Pit - Being So Normal
4) Greta Van Fleet - From the Fires
Daring, provocative and exuber‐antly entertaining, the musical Cabaret explores the dark and heady life of Bohemian Berlin as Germany slowly yields to the emerging Third Reich. 111 S Grand Ave, 111 South Grand Av‐enue, Bozeman. info@vergethe ater.com
5) Tyler Childers - Live on Red Barn Radio I & II
6) Tyler the Creator - Igor
Briana Elyse Hunter: Into The Woods @ 7:30pm
7) J. Cole - 4 Your Eyez Only
The Ellen Theatre, 17 W Main St, Bozeman
8) Madvillain - Madvillainy
9) Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Big Richard @ 8pm The Elm (Bozeman), 506 N 7th Ave, Bozeman
10) Mac Demarco - 2 (10th Anniversar y Edition)
The Powell Brothers @ 9pm St ' Old Faithful Bar & Steak‐hous w
“Runaway”
From Turkey comes this action series about a photographer and a group of journalists who must fight for their lives after they secretly cross into Syria and are subsequently captured by ISIS. Engin Akyurek, Irem Helvacioglu, Aziz Çapkurt, Levent Ulgen and Aras Aydin head the cast. (ORIGINAL)
“Movie: Fire of Love”
From National Geographic and director Sara Dosa (“The Seer and the Unseen”) comes this 2022 documentary about scientists and spouses Katia and Maurice Kraftt, who in 1991 were killed in Japan doing what they loved — unlocking the mysteries of volcanoes by capturing the most explosive imagery ever recorded.
“Movie: The Territory”
Alex Pritz (“My Dear Kyrgyzstan,” “Blue Nile”) directed this 2022 documentary from Brazil that chronicles a young Indigenous leader’s fight against a network of Brazilian farmers who seized a protected area of the Amazon rainforest that was a local tribe’s home territory.
“Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence”
From director Zach Heinzerling (“McCartney 3,2,1”) comes this threepart documentary series that uses audio tapes, video recordings and firsthand interviews with con man Larry Ray’s victims to tell the story of his grim 10 year influence over a group of young people at the suburban New York college. (ORIGINAL)
1. Dr. __ Warren; “Station 19” role
4. __ Kenney of “The Conners”
8. “America’s __ Talent”
11. Retirement account
12. “__ Man”; Hoffman/Cruise movie
13. Emerson’s monogram
14. Role on “Big Sky” (2)
17. Film-oriented pay-TV network
18. “__ Do Fools Fall in Love”
19. Ma, for one (hyph.)
21. Game broadcaster
24. Peggy Bundy’s man
25. “__ Brea”
26. “As __ sow, so ...”
27. “Touched by __ Angel”
28. Arthur of tennis fame
30. Comedian/actress Rudolph
32. Bobby the Bruin
34. Public prosecutors
35. Former actor on “Chicago
Fire” (2)
41. Mr. Linkletter
42. “High __”; Gary Cooper film
43. “__ Life to Live”
44. “__, Dear”
45. Actor Nelson
46. Number of seasons for “Friends”
1. Pen name
2. Period of time
3. Repulsive
4. __ Winter of “The Rookie”
5. West of Hollywood
6. Prefix for wife or night
7. “Star Wars: Episode IV__ __ Hope”
8. “__ Anatomy”
9. Big-eyed bird
10. __ Aviv
15. “The __ Brothers Comedy Hour”
16. “__ __ __ Loves a Woman”; Meg Ryan film
19. DaCosta formerly of “Chicago Med”
20. Bullring shouts
22. “__ It Again, Sam”; Woody Allen movie
23. Grandma
29. Emcees
31. British horse racing facility
33. Actress Russo
34. Declare untrue
35. Role on “Ghosts”
36. Before, to a poet
37. Lay down the lawn
38. Veggie casing
39. 180 degrees from WSW
40. Cartoon dog
BY JAY BOBBINHow do you feel “Will Trent” balances continuing stories and whatever the mystery of the given week’s episode might be?
Each character has something going on in their lives, and that’s the part we’ve tried to serialize, the character arcs. Hopefully, there is an evolution to each of these characters throughout the season.
What do you think of the special connection between Will and police detective Angie Polaski (played by Erika Christensen?
She is absolutely rooted to his history, and vice versa, and that has its pros and cons. They’re kind of like active triggers for each other, which is interesting, and that’s the push-and-pull that we get to play with. It’s a complicated situation that they both have to endure and work out, one way or another.
So much of Will is shrouded in mystery, we get glimpses of other sides of him through people like Angie ... and again, vice versa, since we only get other sides of Angie through Will. And that’s fun, to see who people are with other people in their lives.
The identity of the celebrity is found within the answers in the puzzle. In order to take the TV Challenge, un-scramble the letters noted with asterisks in the puzzle.
“Movie: Rowdy”
From director Richard Valenzuela (“Girls Behaving Badly,” “Redneck Dreams”) comes this documentary that follows NASCAR Cup driver Kyle Busch as confronts his own physical limitations following a potentially career-ending injury sustained in a 2015 crash and wins his first Series championship in 2015. Interviews and commentary come from NASCAR drivers Kurt Busch (Kyle’s older brother), Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jeff Gordon. (ORIGINAL)
“Movie: Source Code”
A military man, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, experiences a phenomenon placing him into a more lethal sort of “Groundhog Day” in this clever 2011 melodrama. He’s sent back in time repeatedly into the last minutes of a commuter train’s travels, to determine who was responsible for the terrorist act that destroyed it. Michelle Monaghan plays a fellow passenger.
“Movie: Snitch”
Dwayne Johnson makes a very serviceable hero in this action saga about a man who offers himself to the DEA as an undercover operative in exchange for getting his wrongly incarcerated son (Rafi Gavron) released. A drug cartel chief (Benjamin Bratt) is the main target, but some authorities prove just as dangerous. Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal (“The Walking Dead”), Barry Pepper and Harold Perrineau also star.
“Movie: The Winter Palace”
Sparks fly when a blocked novelist (Danica McKellar, “The Wonder Years”) becomes caretaker at an empty winter chateau where a prince (Neal Bledsoe, “Soldier’s Heart”) and his royal entourage suddenly show up to stay in this 2022 romance from director T.W. Peacocke (“Schitt’s Creek,” “Murdoch Mysteries”). Jennifer Wigmore and Luke Marty also star.
“Not Dead Yet” on ABC
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(Rick) Glassman
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(Josh) Banday
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Obituaries Writer (Newly) Single Disaster Advice
BY GEORGE DICKIE
Chefs with a score to settle do just that in a competition series coming to Food Network and discovery+.
In “Superchef Grudge Match,” premiering Tuesday, Feb. 7, personal and professional feuds play out in a one-round, one-dish winner-take-all battle that ends with the winner getting a $10,000 prize and the loser’s knife and, hopefully, the hatchet being buried.
So in the hourlong episodes, the scenarios can range from food competition rivalries and business partner beefs to a mentor vs. protege grudge and a social media dispute. Darnell Ferguson (“Worst Cooks in America”) stages the face-offs, which he explains are mostly friendly.
“Sometimes it’s not so much personal as it is professional,” he says. “For me personally, I like when they both intertwine with each other ... how each chef is able to bring a challenge for the other chef. Like no matter if it’s professional or not, you’re going to personally bring something that you think will be able to (distract) the other chef and throw them off.”
“It’s just playful, joyful but it’s a lot of back and forth,” he continues. “And I’ve seen people focus a lot more on the competition with the chef sometimes than they did focus on their dish.”
In Tuesday’s opener, a “Tournament of Champions” rematch plays out between Season 2 combatants Jet Tila and Antonia Lofaso. Ferguson, who hosted that series in 2021, says both come in with something to prove.
“This is the opportunity not only for Antonia, who lost on that big stage, to get her revenge,” he says, “but this time, it’s an opportunity for Jet to show like, ‘Hey, that wasn’t a fluke, just so everyone knows that.’ And Antonia, I think she kind of thought it may have been a little bit.
“I know she had to think she won,” he continues. “No one cooks a dish and doesn’t think they won. So it’s a good match-up between two friends. Like in the NBA, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade may be friends but if you lose that championship, you want that back again. So this is that opportunity for them.”
Also in that inaugural episode is a battle of business partners when restaurateur Brian Malarkey and chef Carlos Anthony go at it. And in later episodes, there are clashes between commentators Simon Majumdar and Justin Warner, “Iron Chef Gauntlet” adversaries Stephanie Izard and Shota Nakajima and San Diego chefs Drew Bent and Claudia Sandoval, among others.
This four-part documentary series follows the peculiar story of Gunther, a German shepherd who was bequeathed millions by a childless countess and taken into the care of an Italian pharmaceutical heir who built an empire and became involved with one of the biggest tax fraud schemes of all time. (ORIGINAL)
“You”
It’s a new year, a new country and a new persona, but Joe (Penn Badgley) can’t seem to shake off his messy past as he finds himself in the strange new role of reluctant detective and discovers he may not be the only killer in London. Tati Gabrielle, Charlotte Ritchie and Lukas Gage also star in Season 4. (ORIGINAL)
This animated action-comedy series from executive producers Everett Downing Jr. and Patrick Harpin follows the hyper-space adventures of two kids who discover their seemingly average dad is actually an intergalactic bounty hunter. Laz Alonso, Yvonne Orji, Priah Ferguson and Yvette Nicole Brown head the voice cast. (ORIGINAL)
Best friends
Debbie and Peter (Reese Witherspoon, Ashton Kutcher), an Angeleno and a New Yorker, learn a few things about their lives and themselves when they agree to swap houses and lives for a week in this romantic comedy from director Aline Brosh McKenna. Steve Zahn and Rachel Bloom also star. (ORIGINAL)
1. Traffic problem
4. Difficult child
8. Mai tai ingredient
11. “__ Been Working on the Railroad”
12. Latvia’s capital
13. Ending for Siam or Sudan
14. Not speaking frankly
17. Weight unit
18. Afternoon social
19. Shocked reaction
21. Ski lift type (hyph.)
24. N-Q connection
25. Braggart’s pronoun
26. Winona Ryder’s age
27. “Put __ a Happy Face”
28. Long-standing quarrel
30. Advice to a workaholic
32. Word with Mexico or England
34. Suffix for puppet or profit
35. Party poopers (hyph.)
41. Ending for Max or Paul
42. Actress Anderson
43. Virgil’s 106
44. And not
45. Backward time?
46. Melancholy DOWN
1. Croce or Carrey
2. Abbr. in an address
3. Veal & venison
4. Pa.’s __ Mawr College
5. Perimeter
6. Not long __; recently
7. Pulled tight
8. Back-to-health program, for short
9. Utilize
10. TV’s “Chicago __”
15. Off-balance
16. Restrained by a rope
19. Summer Olympics sport
20. “... four and twenty blackbirds baked in __ __ ...”
22. Biblical book
23. Torn in two
29. Beneath
31. Idle & Clapton
(Available now)
Veterinary surgeons, paleontologists and anatomists teamed up with special effects technicians for this special, which incorporates research findings about Tyrannosaurus rex to build the first fullsize, anatomically precise replica of the creature. The 40-foot specimen is correct down to the feel and texture of its skin and even the smell of the beast, allowing scientists to scan it, X-ray it and cut it open for forensic study.
(Available now)
From across the pond comes this National Geographic documentary series that chronicles the role of the rail system in the development of Great Britain in the 19th and 20th centuries and gives viewers a tour of the country via train. Dan Cruickshank (“The British”) is the host of the three episodes.
(Available now)
Historian Dr. Suzannah Lipscomb and journalist Joe Crowley combine their talents to unlock the secrets behind lurid tales of murder, torture, death and incarceration all over Europe, from the U.K. and France, to Italy and Poland, in this six episode British documentary series that originally aired in 2013 on National Geographic.
(Available now)
Outraged aliens seek revenge on Earthlings when garbage shot into space by humans land on their planets, forcing King Shakir and his family to save the world from destruction in this animated children’s series from Turkey. Mustafa Oral, Atilla Sendil and Levent Unsal head the voice cast.
Surprisingly great rates that fit any budget.
One story gave cinema two of its greatest films ever. A testament to the matching popularity and quality of “The Godfather” and “The Godfather, Part II” is that one usually isn’t televised without the other, and AMC will show both again Saturday, Feb. 11.
“The Godfather, Part III” is widely considered the weak link of the series, often relegated to the late-late-night hours. However, two out of three isn’t bad – and in the case of the first two “Godfathers,” both Oscar winners for best picture, it’s downright great. Francis Ford Coppola still was something of a Hollywood newcomer when he directed the first film taken from Mario Puzo’s novel about an organized-crime family, a 1972 epic in which Marlon Brando looms large as patriarch Vito Corleone even when he isn’t physically on the screen. Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall and Diane Keaton also star.
“Star Trek” (Heroes & Icons, Sunday, Feb. 5): One of television’s truly iconic series gets much credit for its handling of racial issues, and the episode “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” – which debuted toward the end of the show’s three-season run – stands as a prime example. Two aliens (played by Frank Gorshin and Lou Antonio) who are both black and white, quite literally, catch the Enterprise and its crew in the midst of their long-running battle.
“The Godfather”
2/15/2023, 10AM
3/15/2023, 10AM
Hawthorne invited Einsohn to the Bluebird eater in Denver, where she was opening for bluegrass band Town Mountain on June 9. After watching the show, he invited her to meet the next day.
“I showed up a little hungover for that co ee date and he asked me some serious life questions,” she said, mainly how far she wanted to take her music career and how “big” she wanted to be. Music shouldn’t interfere with her dreams of becoming a mother someday, Hawthorne told Einsohn. She wants to be able to support her family, to have them join her on the road and… to win a Grammy.
“It’s good to have big goals and big aspirations, at least for me,” Hawthorne said. “ en every little step I take is working toward something.”
Hawthorne’s reach is growing. She opened for Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit at the
camper. ey’ve been a couple for 15 years, and married nearly ve, weathering ups like the founding of Adams’ ticketing platform and downs like her parents’ divorce.
ey’re close, and Hawthorne loves having him on the road with her.
“Maybe I can get them
her mother was the soprano soloist for Boston Boroque and the Handel and Haydn Society and her father was a conductor and studied jazz guitar. Folk music wasn’t on her radar. In her high school years in the seacoast region of New Hampshire, she discovered “all sorts of stu ”
music of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. She was hooked, diving into Joni Mitchell and others who de ned the Laurel Canyon scene.
Hawthorne said it was Adams who convinced her to move to Bozeman. She already had her eye on the west after a family vacation to Idaho the summer before her senior year of high school. She knew little of the area, so she simply applied to all the “University of” schools in the states around Idaho.
In Bozeman, she studied community food systems, before falling in love with songwriting and turning to classes in poetry and creative writing. She graduated from Montana State University with a liberal studies degree, knowing she wanted to pursue creating music rst. Hawthorne has been slowly building a career. She founded Hawthorne Roots with sister Em Kelly at the suggestion of bassist Casey George, who said he could drum up a drummer. e band gained popularity, and Hawthorne credits its in uence
of our lives,” Hawthorne said of performing with her sister. “We were nuts but we were working really hard, honestly, both of us, on making things happen.”
But with time to contemplate her future amid COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, Hawthorne knew a change was necessary.
“I needed to explore and work with producers and musicians outside of my comfort zone to push myself to a place that I knew I needed to go,” she said.
Career-wise, Hawthorne’s next step is to add a booking agent to her roster. She’s ready to pass o that task.
“I’m grateful that I learned to play every role rst,” she said. “It helps to bring that experience to every working relationship that I have.”
At home in Bozeman, in between shows across the west, Hawthorne has been writing new material for a second record. She’s been diving into new Americana and rock sounds, as well as old country, reading memoirs by
upcoming tour dates, videos and more information, visit www. madelinehawthorne.com.
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Over the last 75 years, Cleveland Browns fans have been treated to the performances of some pretty special running backs like Leroy Kelly, Mike Pruitt, Marion Motley and Jim Brown. Now, enter into that conversation Nick Chubb.
Indeed, in the five year veteran, the Browns have a potential Hall of Famer who has rushed for more than 1,000 yards in every season except one (his rookie year of 2018, when he had 996) and been the linchpin of the Cleveland offense.
BY GEORGE DICKIEQuestions: Answers:
1) Which is the NHL’s oldest franchise?
2) Which was the last NHL franchise to become defunct?
3) Which teams did the NHL absorb when the World Hockey Association folded in 1979?
4) Where did the Arizona Coyotes play prior to 1996?
5) Which NHL franchise played home games in a different city for two seasons after a snowstorm collapsed its arena?
6) What were the Dallas Stars known as prior to 1993?
7) What is the NHL’s newest franchise?
8) Which franchises are known as the “Original Six”?
9) What were the Carolina Hurricanes known as prior to 1997?
Rangers
Blackhawks,
8) Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple
Cleveland Barons, which was merged with the Minnesota North Stars in 1978 3) The Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Quebec Nordiques and Winnipeg Jets 4) In Winnipeg, as the Jets 5) The Hartford Whalers, which called Springfield, Mass., home from 1978 to 1980 after the Hartford Civic Center’s roof caved in 6) The Minnesota North Stars 7) The Seattle Kraken, which started play in
as part of the National Hockey Association 2)
10) Prior to the 2011-12 season, the current Winnipeg Jets called what southern U.S. city home? 1)
Montreal Canadiens, founded in
He’s just finished arguably the best year of his career, rushing for 1,525 yards (third in the NFL) on 302 carries (a 5.1 yards-per-carry average) and 12 touchdowns and caught 27 passes for 239 yards and one TD. His 1,525 yards puts him behind only Brown’s superhuman single-season club record of 1,863 in 1963, accomplished in an era when teams played 14 regular season games compared to today’s 17.
For his career, Chubb’s 6,340 yards on the ground rank him fourth among Browns runners behind only Brown (12,312), Kelly (7,274) and Pruitt (6,560). With health, Chubb should be able to eclipse Kelly and Pruitt’s totals next year and take up the pursuit of Brown’s all-time Browns mark.
His career year in 2022 didn’t go unnoticed by Pro Bowl voters, who selected him to the AFC roster for what is now a non-contact flag football contest in the reconfigured all-star game against the NFC. That will air Sunday, Feb. 5, on ABC and NFL Network from Allegiant Stadium outside of Las Vegas.
FULL NAME: Nicholas
Jamaal Chubb
BIRTH DATE: Dec. 27,
1995
BIRTHPLACE: Chattanooga, Tenn.
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 5 feet, 11 inches/227 pounds
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns (2018-present)
COLLEGE: Georgia
DRAFT: Selected in the second round (35th overall) by the Browns in 2018
POSITION: Running back
NO.: 24 HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Pro Bowl (2019-22); FirstTeam All-SEC (2014); Second-Team All-SEC (2017); SEC Freshman of the Year (2014); Belk Bowl MVP (2014)
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