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Bette Midler granted a long, newsy interview to Rosanna Scotto on FOX 5's Good Day New York to talk about her annual Hulaween charity event, this time themed to Hocus Pocus. Tickets for the Friday, October 30, event are at NYRP.org.
In Search of the Sanderson Sisters: A Hocus Pocus Hulaween Takeover will stream one time only, and is hosted by Elvira with guests:
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Check out this fun Cats-powered benefit on behalf of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. This event is only up through October 27, and has already raised close to 20 grand.
Don't miss its memorable “Memory” by Leslie Ellis.
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Going on the assumption that 2021 will actually happen, check out the 2021 CHULO Underwear charity calendar. All proceeds benefit marginalized youth seeking help in attending college.
ABOVE: Beautiful — kind of like an updated Tom Hintnaus.
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A week from Saturday, Different Stars: A Reckoning with Time, Trauma and Circumstance — a new LGBTQ song cycle for four voices composed/written by Karl Saint Lucy — will be performed by some of NYC's leading cabaret and music stars.
Look and listen for James Jackson Jr., Victoria Huston-Elem, Danielle Buonaiuto and Karl Saint Lucy to bring this new work to life.
Directed by Raquel Cion, the webcast is free, and will benefit the charity QORDS, dedicated to LGBTQ youth ages 12-17 in the American South.
The free livestream happens Saturday, August 15, at 7 p.m. ET. HERE.
More about QORDS:
An explosion that rocked Beirut Tuesday has killed 70+ (at least) and injured thousands. The fierce blast — viewed countless times on video because it occurred after an initial fire that attracted attention — packed about as much of a punch as a small nuclear device.
It is thought that the explosion was triggered by some 2,700 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse at the harbor, an egregious and fatal error. It had apparently been confiscated up to six years ago.
