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IN THIS ISSUE

VOL. 16, NO. 20

Publisher CHRIS SHEPPERD Managing Editor SHARON ROE

FEBRUARY 19, 2020

Desginer MARTA PATE

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Marketing and Sales Coordinator DAVID COSTANZA

Grand Stafford Theater GST brings choice music to BCS once again this Friday!

Social Media and Marketing AVERY NIELSEN Staff Writers STEVEN JORDAN ALLISON BEATTY

FOOD Messina Hof Experience a murder mystery dinner in an unexpected place.

Interns AMBER JONES ANNA VILLALOBOS DYLAN ALLEN MIKEY GALO RHETT ARTIS BENJAMIN OLSON

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"Two Emilys" Emily Pulley weaves classical music and poetry in one beautiful performance.

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There is no worse experience than feeling your brain turn to mush after staring at a math equation for one hour too many.

We’ve all felt the cold beads of sweat form on furrowed brows only to be confused once again.

Fortunately, Photomath — the App Store’s current number one rated education application — is here to tackle your biggest equations and also to change the way we learn and understand math on the go. By just taking a picture of, or typing in, an equation or set of math problems, Photomath can provide solutions and explanations that walk you step-by-step through your toughest math conundrums. And it’s not just for those who struggle with math.

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According to the description on the App Store: “Photomath is and will always be free to use.” Download it today to “…check homework and study for upcoming tests and ACTs/SATs with the most used math education app on the planet.”

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KILLER INSIDE: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez

by D ylan Allen An exploration of the world of football, the justice system, sexuality, sustainability of players, and the tragedy of Aaron Hernandez, “Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez” is a three-part examination of the 2013 murder and the man behind it.

The documentary entails loads of details about his upbringing and how it affected his roles in the crimes committed. Born and raised in Bristol, Connecticut, Aaron Hernandez was one of the most promising young football players of his time. His talent accelerated him past his peers in high school, and even at his top tier college at the University of Florida. At 20, Hernandez was drafted into the National Football League by his hometown team, the New England Patriots. He made a name for himself by having the perfect strength and hands of a dual-threat tight end, as well as one of Tom Brady’s favorite targets. However, everything came to a screeching end after Hernandez was convicted for one of the most infamous murder cases involving an athlete since OJ Simpson.

Fresh off a five-year, $40 million contract, Hernandez became involved in the killing of Odin Lloyd. The trials of the murder uncovered an entire universe of secrets of one of NFL’s rising stars who was living a dangerous second life.

Stream this recently added documentary on Netflix and gain a new understanding on the life of Aaron Hernandez.

“Church” by Galantis

by Anna Villalobos Lose yourself in a world of imagination with “Church,” the newest album by electronic dance musicians Christian Karlsson and Linus Eklöw - better known by their duo name of Galantis. “Church” is their third studio album, released on Februar y 7th. Hailing all the way from Sweden, this talented duo collaborates with a variety of ar tists, including OneRepublic, Mr. Probz, John Newman, and even Dolly Par ton.

This album soars to new heights with whimsical and delicate but power ful sounds, full of energy with themes of freedom, love, life and ar t. Despite the EDM genre, this album has a light, indie feel with upbeat tunes, bold rhythms and a variety of instrumentals backed by the piano. Songs such as “Never Felt a Love Like This” verbalizes the “butter flies in your stomach” feeling and puts it into a song. “Church” is the per fect album to celebrate the ever yday emotions of life that you don’t know how to express.

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by Mikey Galo

GRAND STAFFORD THEATER: Grady Spencer and the Work with Tylar Bryant

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his weekend will feature several exciting shows, and the Grand Stafford Theater will not be left out of the mix when Grady Spencer and the Work perform with Tylar Bryant on Friday, Feb. 21, at 8 p.m.

Grady Spencer and the Work is quite a draw. The group was founded with humble beginnings on the stage of Paradox Church in Ft. Worth, Texas. Just starting out, its members self-recorded and self-produced their first album, “Sleep,” in 2013. The band’s second album, “ The Line Between,” which was released in 2016, was by all accounts a major success and really put the band on the map. The album received both critical and popular success, and, most notably, it led to a huge increase in the group’s audience on music streaming platforms.

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he band describes its music like its band members “honest, good-timing, with a nod to blue-collar roots.” It’s hard to peg their music into any one category. Some of their songs are smooth, easy listening that seem to feature an interesting yet satisfying fusion of the blues and Americana. Others are more reminiscent of rock and are faster paced with catchy beats and relatable lyrics. Regardless, it is hard not to be caught up in the talent of each individual group member. Expect the band to perform songs from its most recent album, “Celebrate,” which was released in 2018.

Tylar Bryant will mesh well with the band. He is a modern country singer-songwriter with a strong, deep voice. He was first inspired to start in country music when he heard the Kenney Chesney album “The Road and the Radio.” This influence shines through in his songs, and it is hard to not to be reminded of some of the biggest country hits when Bryant sings. He released an EP, “Don’t Let Go,” in 2017. Doors will open at 8 p.m. and the show will begin at 8:30 p.m.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Grand Stafford Theater website.

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Witt Chambers @ THE TAP

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by Michael Musso

he 19-year-old singer-songwriter Witt Chambers will debut his latest single with his inaugural per formance in the College Station area at The Tap on Feb. 20.

Chambers has been writing music and per forming live since age 12. A Dallas native and current A&M student, he has always had a passion for music. “It ’s been a great tool to use as an outlet and to connect with other people,” Chambers says. Before coming to College Station, Chambers fronted an alternative rock band where he also took songwriting duties. Known as “Blueline,” the band released several singles under Chambers’ guidance, allowing him to hone his skills as both a per former and songwriter.

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Chambers’ music sees a broad variety of influences, from the Foo Fighters and John Mayer to Kenny Chesney and Koe Wetzel. He bridges the gap between rock and country with his soulful twang and melodic arrangements. His first single, “Lovin’ You,” has achieved overwhelming success, amassing over 70,000 Spotify streams in a mere six months. While this track takes more of a slow and warm persona, his newest single, titled “Picture,” is more upbeat and dynamic. The lyrics evoke a feeling of nostalgia that resonates with every type of listener. No matter the song, Chambers pulls listeners in with his authentic and relatable lyrics, drawing praise from all types of demographics.

Chambers is still in the process of making his full catalogue available online, so be sure to come by The Tap on Feb. 20 at 10 p.m. to hear more of what he has to offer and to experience first-hand why he’ll soon be a wellknown figure on the College Station music scene.

For more information on The Tap, visit their website. Photos by Will Roberts.

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WHODUNNIT?

A MESSINA HOF MURDER MYSTERY DINNER

by Allis on Beatty

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ake on a Texas twist to the traditional “whodunnit” at Messina Hof ’s Trailer Park Tragedy Murder Mystery Dinner! Someone at the barbeque

has committed a crime, and it’s up to the rest of the partygoers to crack the case. Trailer Park Tragedy will take place on Saturday, March 7 from 7-10 p.m. at the Messina Hof Estate in Bryan.

Trailer Park Tragedy will be acted out by the guests, but with some help from Messina Hof. Guests will receive their character profiles prior to the event, and are in charge of their own costumes. Once at the dinner, a host will assist in the progression of the story to make sure everyone has a great time!

In between searching for clues and interrogating tablemates, guests will receive a classic Messina Hof dinner, carefully paired with one of their own wines.

Hopefully by the end you’ll have captured the killer — or, if you were the murderer all along, managed to stay in the shadows!

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This event is a great choice for fans of fine cooking and high-stakes thrillers. If you’re interested in being part of a real-life game of Clue, check out Trailer Park Tragedy and Messina Hof’s other Murder Mystery Dinners throughout the year!

For more info, please visit Messina Hof’s website.

CURTIS GRIMES, RAY JOHNSTON & DUSTY NEUMAN @ SOUTHERNS

by Allis on Beatty

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ust off your cowboy boots because it’s Southerns’ concert time, pardner! Join Curtis Grimes and Ray Johnston for a kick-your-heels-up good time on Friday, Feb. 21, then let Dusty Neuman re-energize your week on Wednesday, Feb. 26. It’s all taking place at Southerns, located next to Post Oak Mall!

spreading positivity. His outlook draws fans to his music, and the message is the perfect way to start the weekend. He’ll be onstage at 7 p.m., with Curtis Grimes close behind at 8.

Dusty Neuman’s talents don’t stop at performing: he’s also a gifted songwriter, having written the popular Josh Ward song “You Don’t Have To Be Lonely,” which made waves in 2017. A Curtis Grimes is no newcomer to music. He was a contestant down-to-earth country boy through and through, he regularly on season one of the show “The Voice” back in 2011, and performs across the state, most frequently making the rounds finished in the top ten with CeeLo Green as his coach. These through Central Texas. He’ll be jamming at Southerns on Feb. days, Grimes boasts a formidable number of awards from the 26, and this concert is free to attend as part of their Free Texas Country Music Association, and his songs frequently top Concert Wednesdays series, so don’t miss out! the Texas Country chart. His concert begins at 8 p.m. on Feb. 21. Advance tickets are only $5, with discounts for seniors, military and first responders.

Ray Johnston has been through a lot in his lifetime, and as a result his music is largely focused on staying upbeat and

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For more info, please visit the Southerns website.

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RONIN TAPAS + WINE NIGHT

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rab one of your wine-loving friends and join Ronin Restaurant for a night filled with wine and shareable tapas. On one Thursday of each month, Ronin offers limited, off-list wines that are paired together with specialty tapas prepared from seasonal offerings available in the restaurant garden. Also joining guests at this event will be a winemaker or wine industry professional. This month, Tapas + Wine Night will take place on Thursday, Feb. 27, from 5-10 p.m., and it is sure to be a night filled with delicious food and wine!

intact as they could. Construction of the restaurant took a full year, and Ronin opened its doors to the public in May 2018.

The menu at Ronin is updated daily, and it all depends on what the Lights have harvested from their garden that week. Menu items change based on the climate and season, so you can always be sure to find something new to enjoy.

Follow Ronin on social media to find out the tapas menu and the wine professionals attending.

Before Ronin Restaurant opened, chef and owners Bryan Guests who enjoy the wine served at Tapas + Wine Night and Amanda Light owned a family farm where they did can purchase the wine at the restaurant or order the wine offsite catering, hosted special events, including weddings for a later pick up date at a reduced price. and Full Moon Dinners at The Farm. It wasn’t until they were approached about starting a restaurant that the idea for Ronin Restaurant went into full swing. The restaurant is For more information and to make located inside the Ice House on Main that was built in 1912. reservations, please visit the Ronin Farm & The Lights made sure to keep the history of The Ice House Restaurant website. alive by keeping as much of the original infrastructure

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CO N C E R TS O N C A R T E R C RE E K

T HE C A LI D O RE S T RIN G QUARTET

by Mikey G alo

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f you love classical music and want to experience it in a venue that

The Quartet is able to captivate audiences and take them on an

is known for its stellar acoustic capabilities, look no farther than

incredible rollercoaster of emotions. From angst and anticipation to

the Concerts on Carter Creek series. On Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m., calm and soothing melodies, the group projects it all incredibly well,

the series, in conjunction with the Friends of Chamber Music, will and First Presbyterian is the perfect setting. be bringing you an award-winning and internationally performing classical quartet at Bryan’s First Presbyterian Church.

The Quartet has received lavish praise from The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post. The group has won

The Calidore String Quartet, which is composed of violinists Jeffrey countless awards and grants and has been invited to perform in some Myers and Ryan Meehan, violist Jeremy Berry, and cellist Estelle of the world’s most exclusive classic music venues, including Carnegie Choi, is considered one of the premier classical quartets in the world. Hall, Wigmore Hall, Kumho Art Hall in Seoul and the Lincoln Center.

Indeed, it is no wonder why when you see them in person. The The group plans to play in shows across the United States and Europe. group performs beautiful ensembles both of its own creation and those authored by some of the world’s greatest composers, such as Concerts on Carter Creek was founded in 1983 by members of the Beethoven and Mendelssohn. This year marks the 250th anniversary First Presbyterian Church who wished to offer a music ministry to of Beethoven’s birth and the tenth anniversary of the Quartet, so this the community. The concert is free and open to all members of the concert will feature some of Bethoven’s string quartets.

community. Childcare will also be provided by the church.

For more information, please visit the Bryan First Presbyterian Church website.

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2020 Brazos County

HEART BALL

by Steven Jordan

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h e A m e r i c a n H e a r t A s s o c i a t i o n i s t h r o w i n g t h e i r A n n u a l H e a r t B a l l a t 6 : 3 0 p. m . o n S a t u r d a y, Fe b.

2 2 a t t h e M i r a m o n t Co u n t r y C l u b i n B r y a n . B a c k e d b y m a ny l o c a l b u s i n e s s e s a n d p h i l a n t h r o p i c l e a d e r s t h ro u g h o u t t h e a r e a , t h i s e ve n t i s s u r e t o b e a n e l e g a n t c e l e b r a t i o n o f j u s t h o w w e l l t h i s community has led the charge in all areas of public health.

Pre s e n t e d b y C H I S t . J o s e p h H e a l t h , t h e 2 0 2 0 B r a z o s Co u n t y H e a r t B a l l i s a b l a c k- t i e e ve n t t h a t c e l e b r a t e s t h e A m e r i c a n H e a r t A s s o c i a t i o n’s “m a ny s u c c e s s e s i n f i g h t i n g h e a r t d i s e a s e a n d s t r o k e t h ro u g h re s e a rc h , e d u c a t i o n a n d o u t r e a c h t h a t h a ve l e d t o e x t r a o r d i n a r y a d v a n c e s i n c a r d i o v a s c u l a r h e a l t h a n d a d e c l i n e i n h e a r t - r e l a t e d d e a t h s fo r t h e p a s t 5 0 ye a r s.” I t w i l l i n c l u d e a d e l i c i o u s, s o p h i s t i c a t e d d i n n e r, b u t a s i d e f r o m t h a t , t h e r e w i l l b e l i ve m u s i c f r o m T h e A r g y l e s, t h e e x t r a o r d i n a r y Au s t i n - b a s e d v a r i e t y b a n d a n d a n e xc i t i n g l i ve a u c t i o n a s we l l a s a s i l e n t a u c t i o n !

I n a l l , t h e B r a z o s Co u n t y H e a r t B a l l i s s u r e t o b e a g r e a t , h i g h - c l a s s e ve n t t h a t s u p p o r t s t h e w o n d e r f u l c a u s e o f b a t t l i n g h e a r t d i s e a s e t h r o u g h e f fe c t i ve p u b l i c h e a l t h i n i t i a t i ve s.

While registration for this event has unfortunately closed, donations are still open.

If you wish to contribute to an extraordinary cause, please check out the event’s webpage.

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THE KING'S SINGERS

At Rudder Theatre

by Steven Jordan

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ight on the heels of Texas A&M OPAS’s electrifying A Cappella Live! Show — which featured some of the most notable names in the scene — comes another great a cappella per formance at the Rudder Theatre. The King’s Singers, Great Britain’s premier a cappella group, will be per forming next Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m., so if

you weren’t able to get your fill at A Cappella Live!, come and check out this Grammy Award winning group!

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Right on the heels of Texas A&M OPAS’s electrifying A Cappella Live! Show — which featured some of the most notable names in the scene — comes another great a cappella per formance at the Rudder Theatre.

The King’s Singers, Great Britain’s premier a cappella group, will be per forming next Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m., so if you weren’t able to get your fill at A Cappella Live!, come and check out this Grammy Award winning group!

The modern lineup continues this tradition of versatile excellence, per forming and composing pieces with some of the most talented musicians and writers of their time. While the members of the group have shifted gradually over the sixty some years since their formation, the current lineup travels all around the world, per forming hundreds of concer ts per year, and their charity, The King’s Singers Global Foundation, suppor ts their education outreach and their work with young, upcoming composers.

Formed all the way back in the 1960s at King’s College in Cambridge, England — where the group got their name — The King’s Singers are an acapella ensemble Spor ting consistently great shows this season, the MSC of 6 per formers. What separated The King’s Singers OPAS at Texas A&M doesn’t appear to be slowing down from their peers back when they were formed was their any time soon with The King’s Singers versatility ; they would per form pieces from the Middle Ages alongside popular hits from the present.

If you’re interested in picking up tickets, seats range from $30 - $56, and you can order them online at the MSC OPAS website.

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BVSO PRESENTS

"TWO EMILYS"

by Rhett Artis

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oet Emily Dickinson once wrote: “Find ecstasy in life; the mere sense of living is joy enough.” As the first day of spring rapidly approaches, the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra (BVSO) wants to remind everyone that the beauties of life exist in the art of actually living with its presentation of “Two Emilys.”

Come and celebrate life on Feb. 23 with the BVSO and irradiant soprano Emily Pulley as they perform a collection of inspiring musical pieces by Mozart and Aaron Copland.

With an opening performance of Mozart’s “Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183,” the BVSO aims to introduce and indulge in the “storm and stress[es]” of Mozart’s early musical creativity, written when he was just 17. This will be followed by two beautiful selections of Aaron Copland’s work: “Eight Poems of Emily Dickinson” and “Appalachian Spring.” In “Eight Poems,” Copland utilizes eight of Dickinson’s poems as he musically explores the Dickinsonian themes of death, love, and reaching one’s full potential.

With “Two Emilys,” Brazos Valley’s premier symphony orchestra will continue their tradition of sharing the joys of the musical arts with the community. Founded in 1981 after the coalescence of the Brazos Symphony Orchestra and the Bryan-College Station Chamber Orchestra, the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra has made cultural expansion and artistic education their main goal.

The performance will be held at Texas A&M’s Rudder Theatre at 5 p.m.

For more information about the performance and to purchase tickets, please visit the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra website.

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THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

"LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS"

by Amb er Jones

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re you interested in a night filled with horror, laughter and electrifying rock music? If so, join The Theatre Company of Br yan-College Station for the production of the cult classic, “Little Shop of Horrors,” from Feb. 21 to March 8.

“Little Shop of Horrors” is a horror-comedy musical that follows the stor y of an unlucky florist, a sadistic dentist, a man-eating plant and a damsel in distress that will have you howling with laughter. The production will feature veterans of The Theatre Company, Madeline McLevish-Hughes, who was previously in “Rock of Ages,” Rodney Bettis, who was in “Mama Mia” and Dana Mar tin “Rocky Horror Show,” as well as newcomers Hudson Brown and Dustin Kemp.

“Little Shop of Horrors” is based on Roger Corman’s 1960 film, “ The Little Shop of Horrors,” and was first produced as a musical in 1982 by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman.

“Little Shop of Horrors” first opened in New York on May

6, 1982, at the WPA Theatre, where it became a sellout.

The show ran for 24 per formances before transferring to the Orpheum Theatre in Manhattan in order to cater to a larger audience.

It ’s been about 20 years since The Theatre Company last put on a production of “Little Shop of Horrors,” and it is sure to be a night filled with enter tainment that you don’t want to miss! Per formances are Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from Feb. 21 to March 8. General admission tickets can be purchased for $20 for adults and $10 for children, and the Saturday matinee showing is $15 for adults and $7 for children. Discounts are available for seniors, 55 and up, and students with a valid ID.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit The Theatre Company’s website

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"I'M NO SAINT" --SHOT OUT OF THE CANON. Š 2020 MATT JONES

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Down

1 "You're the Worst" star Chris

1 Action figure with kung-fu grip

6 Gadot of "Wonder Woman"

2 "Waterworld" girl with a map on her back

9 DJ's output 14 Pentium company 15 Have regret 16 Positive terminal 17 Liquid extracted from beer brewed by quarterback Elway?

4 Slot machine city 5 Chicago transit trains 6 President Cleveland 7 Invisible vibes

19 Be indecisive

8 Disappointments

20 Margarine substitute

9 Like some sugar

21 Dodge

10 Beguile

23 Quagmire

11 Gets out of the way

24 Musical ability

12 Time to "beware"

25 Recognize

13 Gen ___ (post-boom kids)

26 Cookies in sleeves

18 Mary Louise Parker Showtime series

28 British actor Garfield is angry?

32 Item thrown by Olympic athletes 35 They're attracted to sugar 36 Compete 37 Work badge, e.g.

38 NBA tiebreakers 39 "That should do it" 41 Abbr. in want ads denoting fair hiring 42 Clothing company founded in Queens 44 Disallowed 45 Sandwich grill belonging to comedian Short?

48 Movement started on social media in 2006

Answers

3 It'll knock you out

22 Lead-in to "while" 25 Like some shirts or pajamas 27 Molly's cousin 28 Healthcare.gov statute, briefly 29 Completely consume 30 "Your Majesty" 31 Everything bagel bit 32 Per ___ 33 Notion 34 Winter house protection 38 Antiquated 40 Day planner divs.

43 Ones, in Juarez

49 Bale stuff

44 "Helps stop gas before it starts" product

50 Mini-menace

46 Microscopic

53 "No Ordinary Love" singer

47 Actor Ving of "Pulp Fiction"

55 ___-Kettering Institute

50 Resort island near Majorca

57 "Million Dollar ___" (2006 "Simpsons" episode featuring Homer's dad)

51 Boggy areas

58 Desktop images

53 "Anna and the King of ___"

60 Result of an arson investigation on Sesame Street?

54 Part of a parcel, perhaps

62 Got up 63 20-20, e.g.

64 Brownish eye color 65 "The Post" star Streep 66 Ken Jennings has four of them 67 Rub out

52 "Get Out" director Jordan

56 "Chocolat" actress Lena 57 "Bearing gifts, we traverse ___" 59 Poutine seasoning?

61 "___-Hulk" (upcoming Disney+ series)

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