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pring has sprung and sunny days call for bright spirits, including the spirit of giving back. This latest app, “Movements,” makes doing so simple and efficient.

According to the AppAdvice website, it based on the principle that small acts of kindness, when executed by a large number of people, can make an impact.

Upon installation, the app provides users with “movements,” or campaigns in categories like Education, Human Services and International. To donate, users can add a credit or debit card to their account and donate spare change and the app will round the sum to a dollar amount. With every swipe of a user’s card, the spare change can change the course of someone’s life overseas in the form of vaccines, clean water or even a full meal. Movements include campaigns for building homes, raising funds for school supplies and teachers’ wages in developing countries and sponsoring children and orphans in Uganda.

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MOVIE REVIEW: BEFORE I FALL

by Celeste Tamez

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ased on the novel by Lauren Oliver, “Before I Fall” is a coming of age film that takes a supernatural twist on the saying “live everyday like it’s your last.” The movie follows the typical “it” girl as she continues to relive one of the last days of her life, figuring out how to stop it.

Set in the Pacific Northwest, Samantha Kingston, played by actress Zoey Deutch, is a high school senior who dominates the teenage population along with three of her closest friends. She seems to have it all: great friends, a great boyfriend, and a potentially perfect future ahead of her. But Sam’s life and future are jeopardized when her and her friends appear to die in a car accident.

The film highlights the common stereotypes seen in a high school setting and the unique interactions between them. At first, the viewer is exposed to these various characters at a glance, only to later realize they are the key individuals who can help Sam stop the living nightmare.

The specifics causing the main character to relive the day of her death were not entirely clarified for the viewer. However, for book lovers, the film adaptation closely resembles Oliver’s young-adult novel. Additionally, a forewarning to families heading out to see this film, the dialogue is somewhat strong for children under the age of 14.

In this teenage “Groundhog Day,” Sam eventually realizes she needs to seek outside of herself and fix the relationships with family, friends and peers. The character development and overall transformation in the life-and-death journey is truly moving. This well-acted movie delivers a meaningful message on the importance of second chances and redemption.

Album: DIVIDE Artist: ED SHEERAN Released: MARCH 3

by Abby Newton

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nglish singer/songwriter, Ed Sheeran, released his newest full-length record, “Divide,” on March 3. Previous albums by Sheeran shook the music scene with Sheeran carving out his own place in the industry and becoming one of the most well known artists of the past few years.

“Divide” is already the top-selling album of 2017 and sold over 300,000 copies in the first week after the release date. It features a mixture of sounds that are all classic Ed Sheeran. Slow, love ballads like “Happier,” “Perfect,” and “Supermarket Flowers” steal the hearts of listeners, and upbeat tracks like “What do I know?,” “Galway Girl,” and “New Man” are the perfect summer anthems. The album also includes the highly popular and familiar singles “Castle on a Hill” and “Shape of You” that had Sheeran fans anticipating the full album release. Much like past Ed Sheeran releases, “Divide” is an album that we expect to withstand time and hold its place in the industry for years to come.

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Musicians For Michigan

by Lexie Hudson

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ome and Take It Productions presents Musicians For Michigan Bottled Water Drive on Friday, March 31 at Grand Stafford Theater in Bryan starting at 6:30pm.

Deathbed Promise, Lifedeath, Under Subsidence, Second Runner Up, From The Messenger, and Anything Twice. Everything wraps up at around 11:30pm

The water crisis in Flint, Michigan started in 2011 when residents began complaining about discoloration in their water. Lead poisoning, skin lesions, and memory loss were just a few effects of the water quality and the situation is still being resolved. Over 100,000 residents were potentially exposed to this contaminated water and the city declared state of emergency in January of last year.

Four man indie-folk alternative rock band Wartime Afternoon got its start in 2014 and founded in Bryan/College Station will kick off the drive before the alternative punk rock band from Bryan, A Deathbed Promise.

Musicians For Michigan, a bottled water and canned good drive, will fully benefit those affected by the water crisis and will present seven different local artists. The drive is hosted by Come and Take It Productions, LLC which is based out of Austin provides a full event production and promotion service and will put on the following: Wartime Afternoon will take the stage at 6:30 pm. followed by, A

Lifedeath, Under Subsidence, and Second Runner Up will follow. Second Runner Up performed at 2016’s South By Southwest festival, so you won’t want to miss them. 2016 MACT Metal Band of the Year, From The Messenger, and Anything Twice will close things out starting at 10:45 pm.

Admission is $10 without a canned good or case of bottled water and just $5 with at least 10 canned goods or a case of bottled water.

Enjoy a night of local music and bring some water and food on March 31st for Musicians for Michigan and help out a great cause.

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f you’re looking for a night of true Americana rock infused music, look no further than the latest Grand Stafford event. On March 24, Keeton Coffman will be opening for Micky and the Motorcars at the Downtown Bryan theater.

Keeton Coffman, born and raised in Bryan, is reviving heartland rock and roll with his new music. A songwriter first and foremost, Coffman wants his music to transport his audience and provide them with an escape, if only for an hour or two. His latest album, “Killer Eyes,” was released in September of 2016 and creates an image of an open country road, the carefree southern nostalgia of Coffman’s childhood and youth that he works to recreate.

Coffman’s sound is the perfect prelude to Micky and the Motorcars, an alternative Texas country band. The band consists of brothers Micky Braun (vocals, acoustic guitar), Gary Braun (vocals, guitar, mandolin, harmonica), Mark McCoy (bass), Kris Farrow (guitars, saxophone), and Shane Vannerson (drums, percussion).

Micky and the Motorcars have been performing for over eight years and have released five studio albums, three of which were self-released, while the remaining albums were released under the Smith Music Group label.

Micky and the Motorcars have described their sound as “a little rough around the edges” but that’s exactly why they have such a strong following. Having faced a myriad of trials and tribulations both as individuals and a collective music group, their sound echoes what it means to have loved and lost in this world. Micky and the Motorcars still write over 90 percent of their songs, producing content that is raw and full of integrity in a way unique to Texas country.

Like Coffman, the universal, honest sound of Micky and the Motorcars reaches out and connects to every listener.

Doors to the show open at 7pm, and the music starts at 8. Tickets can be bought online for $10 or at the door for $12.

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the fashion event

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ith a vision to unite others and a passion for giving back to the community, a handful of Brazos Valley residents formed together to work towards creating an experience like Bryan/College Station had never witnessed before. A three-day event, that would not only highlight their passions for fashion, but would give back to the community in the most stylish way possible. Those three days spent under the picturesque white tent, amongst the glistening lights of the runway, would be the beginning of a new era. An era better known now as The Fashion Event BCS. This new chapter, beginning on March 30th in Historic Downtown Bryan, will feature some the industry’s leading Fashion Designers alongside some of the Brazos Valley’s premier local retailers. By the efforts of many, and with the support of this community, The Fashion Event we able to donate one hundred percent of all proceeds raised, to local non-profit, Mercy Project. Through your contributions and support of this event, we are one step closer to ending the battle on child slavery.

This three day event is guaranteed to bring something new and exciting to the town of Bryan/College Station, by offering an experience that is not only fun, but one that is also engaging. On behalf of our all gracious sponsors and the entire 2017 Fashion Event Committee, we would like to thank you in advance for your continual support and selfless contribution to this event.

It is because of individuals like you, that make giving back one trend that will never go out of style.

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FASHION event

EVENTS & SCHEDULE

by Emily Taylor

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issed out on the New York Fashion Week festivities? No worries: a small taste of Fashion Week is coming to you and the Bryan/ College Station area. From the areas hottest designers, to the in-style boutiques, and accompanied with a special cause, “The Fashion Event” is sure to be one you won’t want to miss. This three day event will not only showcase local designers and boutiques, but also radio stations, papers, and local businesses all while bringing the community together in a multitude of ways.

Presented by Caldwell County Chevrolet, “The Fashion Event” is to be held March 30 through April 1, while benefitting “The Mercy Project.”

This organization is working hard daily to end child enslavement in Africa through building relationships with locals, freeing enslaved children, and creating ways to create labor and jobs, without including the children that live in the villages of Ghana, Africa. All proceeds generated over the course of the events starting Thursday night and wrapping up Saturday evening will directly benefit “The Mercy Project” in their constant fight to end child slavery. To learn more on their current strategies, to read the full story of how this organization came to life, or to donate directly to “The Mercy Project,”

please visit: www.mercyproject.net.

Designers William McNair and Chloe Dao will kick the event off Thursday, along with local boutiques, Tres Chic, Southern Jewlz, and Charli. Friday evening features designers Charles Smith II along with Stephen Goudeau – along with the two designers, the following boutiques will also be featured: Dusty Diamonds Boutique, Witt’s End, Texas Rose Boutique, and B-Unique boutique. Both, Thursday and Friday, there will be refreshments served to pair with your fashion viewing. Saturday evening presents the VIP event with designers Debbie Porter and Onyii Brown. A plethora of boutiques will be featured: KIE Men’s Shoppe, Sabi Boutique, and J&L boutique, and Anything Bling Boutique. Accompanying them will also be David Gardner’s Jewelers and Gemologists.

Each night, the events will be held at The Icehouse in Downtown Bryan and the doors will open at 6:30pm. Tickets are on sale now, and prices start at $50 for the first two nights and are $150 for the final night, which is also the VIP event. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit: www.thefashioneventbcs.com.

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esigners and retailers will be displaying stunning looks from different collections during the three day Fashion Week event in Bryan on March 30-April 1.

Featuring looks from esteemed designers, this will not be an event to miss for any trendsetter.

At the first show, March 30, Chloe Dao, featured on Project Runway and known for eveningwear and sportswear, will include displays of effortless sophistication that show true understanding of the female body and that strive to flatter every body type. Directional Parisian brand, Black Kaviar, takes inspiration from all over the world and will display a futuristic and cultural approach to fashion. Local boutiques Tres Chic, Southern Jewlz, and Charli will also be featured on the first day of the event.

The March 31 fashion show is featuring one major brand, Smith II or Smith the Second, from lead designer Charles Smith. This Dallas native is described as a creative genius and strives to turn his love for highend fashion into wearable looks for daily wardrobes.

The locals appearing at the show will include Dusty Diamonds Boutique, Witt’s End, Texas Rose Boutique, and B Unique Boutique.

Onyii & Co. and Fabulous Phebe by Debbie Porter will be the focus of the fashion event on April 1. Onyii & Co. is a luxury lifestyle brand known for bright colors, prints, and bohemian styles. The collection is centered around world travel and has been quoted as having “the gift of travel in every garment.” Debbie Porter, a children’s book author turned fashion designer is the mind behind Fabulous Phebe, a children’s fashion line designed to last through the wear and tear of daily activity that normally cause children’s clothes to deteriorate. The plaid prints and black and white stripes in this collection are versatile and can be worn through different seasons giving parents a piece of mind when purchasing children’s clothes. Kie Men’s Shoppe, Sabi Boutique, J&L Boutique, Anything Bling Boutique, and David Gardner’s Jewelers will also be making appearances on the final day of fashion week.

by Abby Newton

This year’s fashion week is expected to be a breathtaking display featuring high end designers and brands as well as looks from right here in the Brazos Valley.

Gorgeous hair and makeup will complete each look.

The hair and makeup teams to do the job will include Chrome, Laina Salon, Duo Salon, Catwalk and Vixen. All of these professional teams are locally sourced and are the perfect addition to the high end looks expected to walk the runway.

by Julia Knight

New Republic Weekend Lineup

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ne of Aggieland’s favorite backyard breweries, New Republic Brewery, is gearing up for another fun weekend full of local artists, great food, and delicious beer.

Glen Tate will be kicking off the weekend on Thursday, March 23 at 7pm.

Glen Tate is a Brazos Valley based singer-songwriter. Tate studied music education at Sam Houston State University and fronted a power pop ensemble called the Shortbus Superheros. The group released three full-length albums before Tate transitioned to classic metal and released his first solo album, “Silly Love Songs.” He also fronts a local pop group called Anything Twice, which hosts the longest running open mic in the Bryan, Texas area.

Beer will be served from 5pm-10pm and Big EZ BBQ will be available from 6pm-10pm.

Tate will take the stage at 7pm.

On Friday, unique and high-energy band, Iron Rations will grace the stage of New Republic Brewery. Their combination of alternative country, blues, rock, gospel, and pop has forged their own genre of music lovingly known as “Texas Music.” Their unique sound allows them to stand out from the crowd and will be the perfect soundtrack to your Friday night.

This dynamic performance from Iron Rations will be best enjoyed with some Blake’s Steaks offered from 6-10pm and refreshing beer served 5-10pm. Get there early for $1 off pints from 5-6pm.

Emily Cole and Keith Kallina will be performing on Saturday to close out the weekend’s festivities. Emily Cole is an inspiring independent artist who will be performing from 12-4pm on Saturday. Her sound is centered around the keys and her ukelele. Keith Kallina will offer up his unique sound blending blues, rock, and country from 6-10pm.

Blake’s Steaks and beer will be available from 12-10pm.

Come on out to New Republic Brewery to enjoy some of the best music, food and brews that the Brazos Valley has to offer. Parking is free and families and furry friends are welcome.

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et ready to rock with up-and-coming rock band Black Heart Saints at Grand Stafford Theater on March 25.

Black Heart Saints is a high-energy, original rock band from Austin. The group consists of vocals from Josh Ross, Mark Sean on guitar, EJ Laurel on bass and Nathan Flores on the drums. Black Heart Saints provides the audience with unapologetic and aggressive rock that is best experienced live.

They debuted at South by Southwest back in 2014 and have since been touring with big names such as Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, Sevendust, Nonpoint, Coheed and Cambria, Everclear and more big names in modern rock.

Black Heart Saints is heavily influenced by legendary hard rocks bands such as Motley Crue and Guns ‘N Roses. The powerful vocals of front man Josh Ross have even been compared to the likes of Myles Kennedy and Chris Cornell. Although Black Heart Saints can be compared to all-time greats, they manage to bring their own modern and fresh take on the rock genre.

The band’s first ever release, “Black Heart Saints EP,� is currently being played on several radio stations throughout Texas as well as on the West Coast. The EP has received overwhelmingly positive reviews by prominent rock critics and bloggers, and Black Heart Saints has seen an increase in request for live performances since the release. The band has performed at the ESPN X Games in Austin and performed multiple times at SXSW. Don’t miss your chance to rock out with the Black Heart Saints as they perform at The Grand Stafford Theater in Downtown Bryan on March 25 with doors opening at 8pm and show kicking off an hour later. .

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pring break flew by in the blink of an eye, and now it’s back to the grind of everyday life. In the midst of returning to school and work, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. On March 24, the Randy Rogers Band is coming back to College Station.

The band, along with guest star Red Shahan, will be performing at Hurricane Harry’s at 9pm. Kicking off their 2017 tour on March 10, the country super stars plan to perform in cities across Texas, California, and Arizona.

Raised in Cleburne, Randy Rogers grew up with music practically in his veins. By the age of six, his great-grandmother taught him to play the piano, and Rogers began writing his own songs and learning chords on the guitar when he was 11 years old. His past experience spent in a backing band led the artist to form his own group as the frontman.

Along with some friends from college, the Randy Rogers Band was born.

They released their first ever album, “Live at Cheatham St. Warehouse,” named after a bar in San Marcos.

In 2002, the Randy Rogers Band recorded and released their first studio album entitled “Like It Used to Be.” After releasing two additional albums, the country group, consisting of Geoffrey Hill on guitar, Jon Richardson on bass, Brady Black and Les Lawless on drums, signed to the major-label Mercury Nashville the next year. In the summer of 2007, Rolling Stones magazine listed the band among artists like U2 and the Stones in the category Top Ten Must-See Artists.

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Since then, the Randy Rogers Band has shared the stage with country musicians such as Dierks Bentley, Gary Allan, and Willie Nelson. In 2012, the group released the single “One More Sad Song,” which later became their highest charting song, reaching #38 on the country charts. This success also launched their album “Trouble” onto Billboard’s country album charts at number three as well as number nine on the Top 200 in April 2013. Since then, the Randy Rogers Band has collaborated with Wade Bowen, releasing the duet album “Hold My Beer Vol. 1.”

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The band’s latest work includes “Nothing Shines like Neon,” a studio album released in January of 2016.

Purchase your tickets at harrys.bcsclubs.com or at Cavender’s Boot City in College Station. The Randy Rogers Band is back in the Brazos and ready for another country-time show.

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onday, March 20, brought upon us the first official day of spring and we begin compulsively checking the weather for sunny weekends. We also begin planning vacation hangouts and outdoor activities with friends and family; however, we usually overlook places close to home, including the intimate, countryside spots at Lake Bryan.

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CAMPING The vast and natural Lake Bryan provides visitors 125 acres of campground for the perfect getaway. With amenities like RV sites (reservation only), picnic tables, fire pits, public restrooms and water sites, campers can enjoy conveniences of home within nature.

Camping passes range from $5 to $20, with electric and water RV spots at $35 a night and stays can be booked online. More information about camping safety, reservations and rule and regulations is available on the Lake Bryan website.

FISHING AND BOATING If you’re looking to fish but don’t have the time or desire to drive too far, Lake Bryan has you covered. With 829 acres of surface area and maximum depth of 45 feet, the four most frequently caught species are the largemouth bass, catfish, crappie and sunfish. The bass and crappie are the simplest to catch during early spring. More information about fishing regulations, tips and tactics is available on the Texas Parks and Wildlife website, along with angling instructions for the novice fishermen.

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The Lake also allows all types of water vessels and provides banksides and boat launches. However, ski and boat rentals are not available at the time.

LAKESIDE ICEHOUSE Open only on weekends, the Lakeside Icehouse provides perfect nighttime recreation after a day of fishing or camping. The Icehouse has just released new lineups for the 2017 spring season, including The Texas Twisters, who will be performing March 24 at 8pm. Tickets can be purchased and more information can be found on the Lake Bryan website and by following the Icehouse’s social media pages on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Visitors can also book private events with live music, catering and a patio overlooking the lake.

Spring break may have passed but the spirit of the outdoors has not, and Lake Bryan provides the perfect intimate nature experience. So turn off the TV, get off the web, and surf the local waters instead.

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Not all that long ago, my guy and I had ourselves a little Saturday daydate and I found myself mulling over the cocktail list, unable to make up my mind per the usual, until my eye came across a drink entitled “Pimm’s Cup.” Out of sheer curiosity, I decided to give it go, and lucky for me, it was a very enjoyable drink. In fact, I kinda wish I hadn’t enjoyed so many. Whoopsy daisies. Reel it in, Kelly.

It had just enough sweet and just the right amount of sour. The cucumber added to it a refreshing feel, along with the bubbles rising up from what I could imagine was likely ginger ale. In fact, this cocktail was so pleasant, that I decided I needed to get the recipe under my belt.

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’m one of those people who has to stare at a drink menu for a solid 5-10 minutes before I can make up my mind when it comes to a cocktail. If we’re talking wine, no problem there. Hit me with something dry, red and preferably from Argentina or Italy, and bingbang-boom, I’m a happy gal. However, if the wine selection is scarce, I typically take a gander at the specialty cocktails.

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Before crafting the classic cocktail, I wanted to understand exactly what Pimm’s was. Turns out it’s a liqueur. Ok, good to know, but what in the world is liqueur? Great question, me. Liqueurs still contain alcohol and are usually derived from vodka, gin, whiskey, etc., but are typically enhanced by other flavor components, and (more times than not) aren’t quite as harsh in taste as straight liquor. Pimm’s specifically is a gin-based liqueur with both herbal and fruity notes, and like I said before, a little sweet and surprisingly, well... very pleasant. Please, enjoy.

Ingredients: 2 thinly sliced orange slices 3-4 thinly sliced cucumbers rounds 2 strawberries 2 ounces Pimm’s Juice of half a lemon 3-4 ounces ginger beer or ginger ale Sprig of mint for garnish, if desired Method: In a tall collins glass, add orange slices, cucumber rounds and whole strawberries. Top with ice to fill the glass. Pour over Pimms, lemon juice and ginger beer to fill the glass. Stir, garnish with mint and enjoy.

Kelly Anthony is a home chef, blogger and creator of TheAnthonyKitchen . com, where she shares recipes and specializes in refined comfort food .

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