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NUVO Dance Convention, Houston, TX: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

NUbie Solo

1st: Navy Forrest-’Imagine’

2nd: Harper Schwalb-’Do What I Do’

3rd: Haddie Templet-’Do What I Do’

4th: Rose Ramirez-’Into the Unknown’

4th: Lucia Ruiz-’Popular’

5th: Anika Argueta-’Hallelujah’

6th: Alegria Jilpas-’Pure Imagination’

7th: Sloane Harris-’Never Enough’

8th: Maria Rosales-’Despacito’

8th: MJ Mackey-’I Don’t Want To Show Off’

9th: Mackenzie Griffin-’Small World’

Mini Solo

1st: Alexis Alvarez-’Welcome Home’

2nd: Landry Silas-’Cheek to Cheek’

2nd: Winter Eberts-’Dreamlike’

2nd: Diana Kouznetsova-’It’s In His Kiss’

3rd: Kylie Lawrence-’Breathe In’

3rd: Naiya Abalos-’Forces’

3rd: Tessa Ohran-’Knock 1-2-3′

3rd: Ava Grace Olson-’Tides of Time’

3rd: Isabella Kouznetsova-’Trouble’

4th: Claire Hansen-’By The Roses’

4th: Joli Vernon-’Joy’

5th: Ava Morford-’17 Hours’

5th: Faith Crain-’Notes of the Nymph’

5th: Harper Hammes-’Tu Quieres Volver’

5th: Justin Nguyen-’You Caused It’

6th: Lyla Terry-’Rescue’

6th: Jenesis Jackson-’Single Ladies’

7th: Rory Frye-’Amen’

7th: Brynlee Fitzgerald-’Can’t Get It Out’

7th: Hadlee Heriford-’Unbroken’

8th: Camille Foreman-’Boogie Woogie’

8th: London Smith-’Feel My Love’

9th: Natalie Gerami-’Evil Twin’

9th: Neve Colyn-?

10th: Hadley Richard-’Applause’

10th: Ella Williamson-’Experience’

10th: Khloe Kramer-’Giants’

Junior Solo

1st: Colby Rich-’I Lie’

2nd: Maya Ordonez-’For All That’s Lost’

2nd: Nyah Jackson-’Slow Meadows’

2nd: Kynadi Crain-’So Close, So Far’

3rd: Brooke Toro-’As The Dust Settles’

3rd: Brooke Vorst-’Girl From Ipanema’

3rd: Kinley Bertrand-’Rock With You’

3rd: Stella Vince-’Steep Turn’

4th: Taylor Harrison-’Dawn Chorus’

4th: Beyli Shah-’Heavy Hand’

4th: Anya Inger-’Quiet Thoughts’

4th: Bella Fernandez-’She Was Running’

5th: Brooke Dubbs-’I Know’

5th: Kara Yuan-’Petite Fleur’

5th: Elyse Tompkins-’Power of Love’

5th: Ellie Randolph-’Swan Song’

5th: Baileigh McKenzie-’Take Me’

5th: Emma Fontenot-’The Gate’

6th: Jaelynn Gatchett-’A Place of Peace’

6th: Haiden Neuville-’Before You Go’

6th: Campbell Thurow-’Can’t Touch This’

6th: Elyse Armstrong-’Hard to Love’

7th: Lena Hirsch-’Forsaken’

7th: Jocelyn Nguyen-’I Am Not Myself’

8th: Maegan Abadie-’Infinite’

8th: Juliana Reyes-’She Leads’

8th: Ava Grace Craig-’Sophie’s Choice’

8th: Madelyn McCauley-’Weightless’

9th: Julia Jacob-’Emotional Conclusions’

9th: Keira Kingsmore-’Medora Variation’

9th: Ansley Harris-’The Absence of Time’

9th: Jisselle Garza-’Waiting Game’

10th: Va’Shira Newborne-’Heat’

10th: Ava Grace Gallagher-’The Greatest’

Teen Solo

1st: Mariella Saunders-’Until We Break’

2nd: Chloe Slone-’As The Dust Settles’

2nd: Kate Abernathy-’Doomed’

2nd: Gianna Garwacki-’Epiphany’

2nd: Brecklyn Brown-’Fall On Me’

2nd: Cambry Bethke-’Sacred Space’

3rd: Hudson Pletcher-’Forged Imitation’

3rd: Madison Morita-’Lily of the Valley’

3rd: Paroma Pillay-’You’re Gonna Be Okay’

4th: Sarah Linn-’Under the Skin’

4th: Audrey Berg-’Schim’

4th: Ellie Tostenrude-’Mirror of the Mind’

4th: Grace Lundbom-’Filter’

4th: Hallie Hanes-’Escalate’

5th: William Huguet-’Sinister Heart’

5th: Sofia Ulloa-’Rainy Days and Mondays’

5th: Trista Brackin-’Marathon’

5th: Laila McGuire-’Albatross’

6th: Isabella Ferrara-’The Choir’

6th: Kieran Holmes-’Hear The Bells’

6th: Camille Reynolds-’Breakout’

7th: Nicole Larson-’Absence of Light’

7th: Fayeth Tippett-’Initiate’

7th: Gracie Booth-’Nature of Life’

7th: Jenna Laurent-’Regenerative’

8th: Arden Peterson-’To This Day’

8th: Avery Pesson-’Make My Cry’

8th: Rylie Rios-’Lost Without You’

8th: Rhylan Robicheaux-’An Evening I Will Not Forget’

9th: Kendall Wenmohs-’Carry You’

9th: Braden Ward-’Drilling An Ocean’

9th: Tessa Horsley-’Reflections’

9th: Reagan Wright-’Unearth’

10th: Libby Jo Parsons-’Free’

10th: Mason Ward-’Stones’

10th: Trent Grappe-’White’

Senior Solo

1st: Sarah Bratby-’Paracosm’

1st: Onye Stevenson-’Sleep’

2nd: Sophia Seymour-’Broken’

2nd: Elizabeth Perry-’Still Standing’

2nd: Damaris Salazar-’Unraveling’

3rd: Charlee Fagan-’Veils’

3rd: Selena Hamilton-’Keep An Eye Out’

3rd: Morgan Manning-’Change Gonna Come’

4th: Natalie Wong-’Tributary’

4th: Jaycee Mya Piper-’Happiness’

4th: Madi Autry-’A Face I Used to Know’

5th: Olivia Abadie-’Drawn To You’

5th: Alexa Williams-’Lost’

5th: Lainey Myers-’You Are The Reason’

6th: Camry Blackhurst-’Airstrike’

6th: Amelia Bradford-’Weightless’

7th: Carissa Dowling-’Lonely’

7th: Kaylie Wood-’The Shift’

8th: Camryn Guarino-’Shout’

8th: Presley Gouge-’Shadow Self’

8th: Isabel Ulloa-’Rose In Flames’

8th: Nyla Staes-’Let Go’

9th: Taelynn Ritchie-’If You Could Do It Again’

9th: Hayden Folse-’Particles’

9th: Sarah Hladky-’Swim’

9th: McKenzie Shaffer-’Whispers’

10th: Caroline Cottrell-’Let Him Go’

10th: Sophia Burns-’Rewind’

10th: Madison Morris-’She Used To Be Mine’

NUbie Duo/Trio

1st: Main Street Dance-’Glow’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: Project 21-’I Am The Cute One’

2nd: Machita Dance Company-’Let’s Do It’

3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Reflection’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Both of Us’

2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Pace of Change’

3rd: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Deuterium’

3rd: Artistic Dance Project-’Spies’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’At Least For Now’

1st: Dance Institute-’Comme Les Anges Volent’

2nd: Main Street Dance-’Destinations’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Alter Ego’

3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Ascending’

3rd: Dance Du Coeur-’Hiding Place’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Exhumed’

1st: Artistic Soul Dance Company-’Sunder’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’I Don’t Believe In Us’

3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Wild Love’

NUbie Group

1st: Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’

2nd: Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’

3rd: Main Street Dance-’Mom’

Mini Group

1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’

2nd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’

3rd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’A Children’s Dream’

Junior Group

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Like Lovers Do’

2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’

3rd: Dance Du Coeur-’Wind It Up!’

Teen Group

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Killing Me Softly’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’The Heaven Complex’

2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Truth’

3rd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’

Senior Group

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’

2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’

3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Give Me Love’

NUbie Line

1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’

2nd: Rios Dance-’Anaconda’

Mini Line

1st: Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’

2nd: Dance Graphics-’Cover Girl’

3rd: Dance Graphics-’Like Jesus’

Junior Line

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Handful of Keys’

2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’

2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’

3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’War Child’

Teen Line

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’

2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Leave Me My Name’

2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Sing It Back’

2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’

3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’

NUbie Extended Line

1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Strut’

Mini Extended Line

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’

2nd: Main Street Dance-’Bom Bom Bom’

Junior Extended Line

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Reasonable Doubt’

2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Knock On Wood’

3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Mean Girls’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Can’t Pretend’

2nd: Dance De Coeur-’Takeoff’

3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Goliath’

3rd: Tari’s School of Dance-’The Hive’

Senior Extended Line

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Knocking On Heavens Door’

2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’GO!’

Teen Production

1st: Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’

2nd: Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’

3rd: Main Street Dance-’Work Me Down’

High Scores by Performance Division:

NUbie Jazz

1st: Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’ 2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’ 2nd: Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’ 3rd: Main Street Dance-’Mom’

NUbie Hip-Hop

1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Strut’ 2nd: Rios Dance-’Anaconda’

NUbie Lyrical

1st: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Ashes’

Mini Jazz

1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’ 2nd: Machita Dance Company-’Shake; 3rd: Dance Graphics-’Glamorous Life’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: Avant Dance LLC-’Bad to the Bone’ 2nd: Main Street Dance-’Cruising Cuties’

Mini Tap

1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’ 2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’ 3rd: Main Street Dance-’All Aboard’

Mini Contemporary

1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’A Children’s Dream’ 2nd: Avant Dance LLC-’La Vie En Rose’ 3rd: Dance Institute-’And So It Begins’

Mini Lyrical

1st: Center Stage Performing Arts Studio-’Happiness’ 2nd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Sparrow’ 3rd: Dance Graphics-’Salvation’

Mini Musical Theatre

1st: Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’ 2nd: Dance Graphics-’It’s Party Time’ 3rd: Dance Graphics-’Stupid Cupid’

Junior Jazz

1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Wind It Up!’ 2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Knock On Wood’ 3rd: Dance Graphics-’Tip Toe’

Junior Ballet

1st: Collective Dance Artistry-’Promenade’ 2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Marco Polo’

Junior Tap

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Handful of Keys’ 2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Finesse’ 3rd: Avant Dance LLC-’Seville’

Junior Contemporary

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’ 1st: The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’ 2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’ 3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Unraveling’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’ 1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’ 2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’War Child’ 3rd: Dance Graphics-’The Light That Never Fails’

Junior Musical Theatre

1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Reasonable Doubt’ 2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Mean Girls’

Junior Specialty

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Like Lovers Do’ 2nd: Main Street Dance-’1977′ 3rd: Paloma Limas & Company-’My Way’

Teen Jazz

1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Last Dance’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Bringing It Back’ 3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Vibeology’

Teen Ballet

1st: Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’ 2nd: Dance Institute-’Amore Argentine’ 3rd: Collective Dance Artistry-’Sylvia’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’ 2nd: Tari’s School of Dance-’Fame and Fortune’ 3rd: Main Street Dance-’Pinky Ring’

Teen Tap

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Killing Me Softly’ 3rd: Palm Valley Gymnastics and Dance-’Juice’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Truth’ 1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Leave Me My Name’ 2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’ 3rd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’The Path’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Remember Her’ 3rd: Creative Dance Studio-’Memory’ 3rd: Artistic Dance Project-’Journey’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’ 2nd: Avant Dance LLC-’C’mon Everybody’

Teen Ballroom

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Boss’ 2nd: Rios Dance-’Azucar’

Teen Specialty

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’The Heaven Complex’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Sing It Back’ 3rd: Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’

Senior Jazz

1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Gimmie Dat’ 2nd: Pivotal Academy of Dance-’Born This Way’

Senior Hip-Hop

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’GO!’

Senior Tap

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’I Wanna Dance’

Senior Contemporary

1st: The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’ 2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Mother’ 3rd: Main Street Dance-’9 Crimes’

Senior Lyrical

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’ 2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Give Me Love’ 3rd: Dance Graphics-’Let You Know’

Senior Specialty

1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Knocking On Heavens Door’ 2nd: Texas Academy of Dance Arts-’You Always Hurt The One You Love’

Best NU Groups:

NUbie

The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’

Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’

Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’

Mini

Dance Graphics-’Salvation’

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’

Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio-’Happiness’

Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’

Junior

Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’

The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’

Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’

The Movement Dance Academy-’Unraveling’

Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’

Teen

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’

Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’

The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’

Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Distortion’

Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’

Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’

Machita Dance Company-’Holding On’

Creative Dance Studio-’Memory’

Main Street Dance-’Crash Test Dummies’

Tari’s School of Dance-’The Hive’

Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’

The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’

Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’

Senior

Lancaster Dance Academy-’Humanity’

Texas Academy of Dance Arts-’Love Lost’

Main Street Dance-’9 Crimes’

The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’

Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’

Studio Pick:

Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’

Lancaster Dance Academy-’Humanity’

Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’

Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’

Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’

Avant Dance LLC-’Clap, Clap’

Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Distortion’

Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’

West Austin Dance Academy-’Missionary Man’

The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’

The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’

Main Street Dance-’Crash Test Dummies’

Machita Dance Company-’Holding On’

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jamesjennerworld-blog · 5 years

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joey ‘s down under adevtures

asian n african elephants

giant n quing pandas

bactrain n dromdary camels

bengal n sumatra tigers

black n javen rhinos

panthers

komodos

tapirs

musk oxen

lions

giraffes

hippos

zebras

wild beest

warthogs

hyenas

gazelles

cars

buses

bikes

planes

diggers

vans

boats

safari parks

jungles

towns

farms

woodlands

beaches

humans

joey [ or james jenner ] kangaroo

kylie [ or lauren jenner ] kangaroo

mum n dad kangaroos [ dad n mum of joey ]

peppa george mummy dadd pigs [ joey ‘s pig pets who talk [ not people ] ]

mr wallaby [ petting zoo pet who talk [ not person ] ]

QINING PANDA KANGAROO OX SHEEP HORSE UNICORN PEGAUS people of austaila town

ASIAN ELEPHANTS GIANT PANDAS BACTRIAN CAMELS MOUNTAIN GORILLAS BENGAL TIGERS ORANGUTANS BLACK RHINOS POLAR BEARS GHARIALS WANDERING ALBATROSSES [ who only talk to joey ] [ not people ] of asia congo arctic jungle

BLUE WHALES LEATHERBACK TURTLES [ who only talk to joey ] [ not people ] of pacfic n indian oceans

AFRICAN ELEPHANTS GIRAFFES ZEBRAS LIONS DROMEARY CAMELS LLAMAS MOOSES GIRAFFE DINOS [ not people ] of africa

MUMS DADS GRANDDADS TEATHERS UNCLES GIRLS BOYS SATUES TOYS [ who only talk to joey ] DOGS N CATS BIRDS TORTOISES FROGS PARROTS ALIGATORS KOALAS DRAGONS MONKEYS SEA HORSES MERMAIDS GREEN SEA TURTLES ORCAS SEA STARS FISH OCTOPUS CRABS SHARKS RAYS campsite asian n african elephants orangutans boys girls bengal n amr tigers bears snakes parrots ants mascots [ all live in jungle rain forest n farm zones and lay eggs ] water park sharks great white sharks trexes penguins eagles polar bears pelicans marlins bats dolphins bulls astros wizards zombies mascots [ all live in jungle n ocean zones and lay eggs ] zoo asian n african jungle elephants wild cats lions monkeys lemurs black n javen rhinos lemurs monkeys bongos baboons gazelles bears lemurs warthogs servals moutain gorillas monkeys guinea fowls tigers monkeys leopards bengal tigers gibbons wild cats leopards bulls gibbons monkeys monkeys bengal tigers deer monkeys fishing cats monkeys leopards gazelles deer dholes peacocks jaguars monkeys monkeys anteaters capybaras tapirs fish bisons wovles wovles mammoths ice age warthogs ice age bears ice age komodos ice age mooses ice age goats ice age weasels ice age tortoises wooly rhinos ice age rhinos ice age elephants sabors ice age hyenas giant sloths safari park lions african wild dogs lemurs monkeys white rhinos zebras cheetahs monkeys deer monkeys mandrills bongos gazelles fossas monkeys lemurs gazelles baboons lemurs meerkats lemurs emus gazelles giraffes lowland gorillas wild beest african elephants deer bear cats gazelles leopards monkeys fishing cats deer amr tigers monkeys yaks gibbons bulls civets wild cats deer wild horses red pandas wild cats deer amr tigers buffalos jaguars bears azara agoutis monkeys bush dogs ocelots monkeys coatis gazelles lynxes bisons wolves wild cats mammoths sabors sloths dinos reptile house lizards snakes frogs tortoises bugs birds rabbits sea life centure sharks octopus leatherback turtles reptiles rays petting zoo african jungle elephants quing pandas rabbits ducks parrots koalas pigs reindeer monkeys mrs duck bill [ not people ] of UK HILDENBOUGH taz mania AMAZON rainforest outback n reef

mascot n real Indian Elephants angolan Giraffes Reticulated Giraffes Masai Giraffes South African Giraffes Nigerian Giraffes Rothchild’s Giraffes Plains Zebras Grevy’s Zebra African Lions giant pandas Qinling Panda Addaxs Blackbucks Bongos Common Duikers Gemsboks Impalas Kirk’s Dik-Diks Thomson’s Gazelles Springboks Sable Antelopes Roan Antelopes Pronghorns Polar Bears American Black Bears Brown Bears Gobi Bears Grizzly Bears Kodiak Bears Moon Bears Sloth Bears Sun Bears Tibetan Blue Bears Bengal Tigers Siberian Tigers Caracals eurasian lynxes cheetahs Clouded Leopards Leopards Cougars jaguars snow leopards False Gharials Gharials American Alligators Nile Crocodiles American Crocodiles Saltwater Crocodiles Yacare Caimans Mugger Crocodiles Dwarf Crocodile Black Caimans Siamese Crocodiles Orinoco Crocodiles African Savannah Elephants African Forest Elephants Sumatran Elephants Queensland Koalas New South Wales Koalas Victorian Koalas Emperor Penguins Little Blue Penguins African Penguins Chinstrap Penguins Adelie Penguins Gentoo Penguins Macaroni Penguins Humboldt Penguins Royal Penguins Rockhopper Penguins Galapagos Penguins Yellow-Eyed Penguins Capuchin Monkeys Douc Langurs Emperor Tamarins Golden Lion Tamarins Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys Guereza Monkeys L’Hoest’s Monkeys Lesser Spot-Nosed Guenons Mantled Howler Monkeys Noisy Night Monkeys Wolf’s Mona Monkeys White-headed Marmosets Vervet Monkeys Squirrel Monkeys Rhesus Monkeys Patas Monkeys North Sumatran Leaf Monkeys Domestic Horses Koniks Brumbys Chincoteague Ponys icelandic Horses Cape Mountain Zebras Onagers Misaki Horses Przewalski’s Wild Horses African Wild Asses okapis african wild dogs Arabian Wolfs Arctic Wolfs Gray Wolfs Mexican Wolfs Arctic Foxes Fennec Foxes Red Foxes dingos Coyotes Red Wolfs Spotted Hyenas [ not people ] of zoos safari parks campsites water parks n sea life centures n reptile houses of austaila

wallbys n Queensland Koalas New South Wales Koalas Victorian Koalas [ not people ] of petting zoos of austaila

[ ocs ]

seasons 1 [ outback surfing great barrier reef boomerang n ocs [ based on my world ] ] 2 3 4 5 6 7 [ ocs [ based on my world ] ]

austalian farm [ aka outback ] n horse park

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Popular Design News of the Week: January 14, 2019 – January 20, 2019

Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers.

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Popular Design News of the Week: January 14, 2019 – January 20, 2019

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Tastemaking: 2019 Design Trends

Will Adobe XD Kill Sketch and InVision?

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Re: Pleasing Color Palettes

6 Best Drag and Drop WordPress Page Builders Compared (2019)

Why I Don’t Use Google Analytics

Tint and Shade Generator

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Mailtolink.me

Security Checklist

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An Egg Beats Kylie Jenner to Become the Most Liked Instagram Photo… Ever

Icons. Good or Bad? As Always, it Depends

The Flexbox Holy Albatross

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Pentagram Case Study on the Slack Rebrand

Should Design Tools Code?

Top 5 Popular Free Material Design Frameworks for Developers

Why Most of 2018’s Tech Predictions were Wrong

What is your UX Process?

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2017’s Biggest Celebrity Real Estate Winners and Losers

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The law of gravity dictates that what goes up, must come down—but the vagaries of celebrity real estate don’t always adhere to the letter of the law.

When it comes to luxury house hunters such as the Kardashians, Floyd Mayweather, and star couple JAY Z and Beyoncé, their property portfolios grew in 2017 with no end in sight. On the other side of the golden coin, the real estate holdings of Eminem, Lil Wayne, and Reba McEntire went south.

Then there’s “poor” 50 Cent, who’s in a class of his own. The longtime housing has-been is still looking for a buyer for his wayward Connecticut mansion. We’re looking forward to a time when the gods of real estate finally smile upon him, which didn’t happen in 2017.

Join us as we look back at 2017’s biggest booms and busts in the high-stakes world of celebrity real estate.

Winner: Beyoncé and JAY Z

After years of speculation, searching, and rental test drives of ultraluxe mansions, the A-list couple finally found a place to call their own in Los Angeles. Not only did they purchase a 30,000-square-foot estate with eight bedrooms, four pools, a 15-car garage, recording studio, basketball court, and views of the downtown skyline, they also snagged the Bel Air mansion at a $47 million discount. The asking price for the off-market property was rumored to be $135 million, but Bey and Jay offered only $88 million, and a deal was struck.

In addition, they purchased a stunning $26 million mansion in East Hampton, NY, in the exclusive Georgica Pond area. They also scored a deal on this seven-bedroom estate, which had been listed for nearly $29 million. So what’s a million or three when your estimated net worth is close to $1.3 billion?

Beyoncé and JAY Z’s East Hampton home

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Loser: Eminem

Rapper Eminem, aka Marshall Mathers, is making a triumphant comeback on the music scene, but he can’t claim the same victory when it comes to his real estate investments. He recently sold his 17,500-square-foot mansion in Rochester Hills, MI, for $1.9 million, which seems to be a fair price, considering that it was assessed at $1,763,160 in 2016. However, that sales price is less than half the $4.75 million he paid in 2003 for the five-bedroom, 10-bath property outside Detroit. That’s quite a loss!

At least the deal was quick, if not painless. The mansion was snapped up just a few weeks after it was listed at $2 million.

Eminem’s Michigan mansion

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Winner: Floyd Mayweather

The fighter’s real estate portfolio kept pace with his unblemished record in the ring. After handily dispatching Conor McGregor in late August, and pocketing an estimated $300 million, Mayweather picked up a recently renovated French modern–style estate in one of the most coveted pockets of Beverly Hills, CA, for $25.5 million. And he managed to jab the seller into a discount, since the massive mansion was originally listed for $28,950,000. Perhaps his penchant for paying in cash had something to do with the bargain he knocked out.

The boxer’s real estate portfolio also includes a $2.4 million condo at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in downtown Los Angeles, a penthouse and $7 million waterfront mansion in the Miami area, plus at least five homes in Las Vegas. He’s a champ in more than one arena.

Floyd Mayweather’s new Beverly Hills mansion

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Loser: Scottie Pippen

Retired NBA great Scottie Pippen has had not one, but two luxurious spreads on and off the market for years now, and he hasn’t been able to close a deal on either one.

The ex-Chicago Bulls superstar’s Highland Park property is a five-bedroom spread on 2.5 acres. It has an infinity pool, home theater, wine cellar, eight-car garage, and an indoor half-court featuring a rendering of Pippen’s No. 33 jersey. The mansion, which was listed for $3.1 million in June 2016, is currently available for $2,795,000.

Then there’s Pippen’s Italian-style waterfront mansion in Fort Lauderdale, FL. The six-time NBA champ has been trying to sell the megamansion, known as “Villa del Lago,” since 2009. Priced at $16 million nearly a decade ago, it was recently languishing on the market for $10.9 million.

In September, Pippen put the place—featuring a 205-foot-long concrete dock and NBA-size basketball court—up for rent at $40,000 a month, hoping to appeal to a vagabond baller who’d rather rent than buy.

Scottie Pippen’s Highland Park, IL, home

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Winners: Kardashian-Jenner real estate empire

When it comes to keeping up with the Kardashians, their never-ending real estate deals are harder to follow than their complicated love lives. 2017 was no exception.

Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner recently purchased a brand-new, $10 million custom estate in the exclusive enclave of Hidden Hills, CA. The 9,400-square-foot, six-bedroom home sits on a 1.28-acre lot that’s a mere half-mile away from her current home, and it’s practically across the street from Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West‘s gigantic estate/construction project.

In further evidence that mother and daughter are practically joined at the hip, Kardashian West and Jenner just bought three brand-new units in a luxury development called Avanti in their beloved Calabasas. In an off-market deal, Jenner shelled out more than $3 million for two residences, while Kardashian West snagged one of her own for $1.6 million.

Kendall Jenner (Jenner’s younger daughter and Kardashian West’s half-sister) is also busy with real estate. She listed her corner condo in The Wilshire, a luxury building in the Westwood section of Los Angeles, for $1.6 million. Rumor has it that the 2,068-square-foot apartment didn’t have enough closet space.

Finally, makeup mogul Kylie Jenner (Kendall’s sister) went on a real estate rampage in 2017, selling two of the three homes she’d purchased not all that long ago. The first was a four-bedroom home in Hidden Hills, located right next to the home where she currently resides. She bought it for $4.5 million in June 2016, then turned around and sold it for $5,275,000 in August 2017. The second was a six-bedroom Tuscan-style home in the gated enclave of The Oaks, which she purchased in 2015 for $2.6 million. It went back on the market in June 2016 for $3.9 million, but she eventually let it go for $3.15 million.

Kylie Jenner’s home in The Oaks of Calabasas

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Loser: Reba McEntire

Country crooner and TV star Reba McEntire is singing the blues. She took a loss on the Nashville-area Starstruck Farm, which she put on the market in 2016 after splitting from her husband and manager, Narvel Blackstock. It turns out, the developer who bought the property is going to subdivide it and likely make a killing. Although McEntire originally listed the 83-acre farm for $7.9 million, the developer wound up paying only $5 million.

The developer received approval from the Wilson County Planning Commission to carve up this once-regal expanse of land into smaller lots on which he’ll build 15 homes. Meanwhile, a 10-acre parcel including McEntire’s former spread was put back on the market for $2.95 million. And that’s a great deal, considering it includes a five-bedroom, Colonial-style mansion, as well as a tennis court, eight-car garage, five-stall barn, and equestrian center. It’s just too bad McEntire couldn’t take advantage of the land rush her property wound up generating.

Reba McEntire’s former home.

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Winner: Angelina Jolie

When she bought one of the most iconic estates in Hollywood, Angelina Jolie didn’t stray too far from the Hollywood-area home she shared with Brad Pitt. In June 2017, she snagged the Los Feliz estate once owned by legendary director Cecil B. DeMille for $24.5 million. Rumor has it that her children liked it for its green, rolling lawns. We’re guessing Jolie appreciated the compound’s Beaux Arts–style mansion, which was built in 1913 and fully (and painstakingly) restored.

The 2-acre property includes a graceful pool with arched fountains, a pool house and a studio house, rose gardens, and dramatic views from the Griffith Park Observatory to the Pacific Ocean.

Angelina Jolie bought the Cecil B. DeMille estate.

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Loser: Lil Wayne

It took two years, but hip-hop star Lil Wayne finally unloaded his 15,000-square-foot waterfront mansion in Miami Beach, FL, for $10 million—which is $1.6 million less than what he paid for it, and a full $8 million less than the price he listed it for in 2015.

The initial listing price reflected the improvements the 34-year-old rapper had made, including a rooftop skate park, a lagoon with live sharks, and a recording studio in the guesthouse. Those kinds of perks don’t come cheap. The 15,000-square-foot main house, which is located on La Gorce Island near Miami, has six bedrooms, and there are three additional bedrooms in the guesthouse. While it was ideal for the rapper’s lifestyle, it wasn’t every buyer’s cup of juice.

Lil Wayne’s former Miami mansion

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Winners: The ‘Little Couple’ stars

TLC’s “Little Couple”—also known as Dr. Jennifer Arnold and her husband, Bill Klein—proved hugely popular with our readers in 2017. The duo haven’t sold their Houston home yet, but they were successful in scoring a gorgeous new home in St. Petersburg, FL. They and their family also managed to dodge the paths of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, and neither of their homes was damaged.

Now that the list price on the plantation-style house in Houston was recently sliced, it’s sure to sell. We’ll let you know when it hits the win column.

The “Little Couple” stars’ new waterfront home in Florida

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Loser: 50 Cent

Year-end breaking news: 50 Cent has cut the price of his mansion—again! Relisted just this week for $5 million, the albatross on the rapper’s real estate portfolio won’t let go. The mansion with 21 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, and one stripper pole has spent the past decade on and off the market.

He’s now lowered the asking price from $14.5 million to a paltry $5 million. At one point, an interested party reportedly wanted to turn the property into an assisted-living facility. Imagine the fun seniors could have with a helipad, nine kitchens, an indoor pool, and disco! The deal was obviously never realized.

Perhaps it’s the $67,000 in monthly maintenance fees that’s keeping buyers at bay. Whatever the case, we’re hoping 2018 is Fiddy’s year. We’d hate to have to write about him again.

50 Cent’s pad

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Novas embalagens Panvel Make Up

A linha de maquiagem da Panvel Farmácias, a Panvel Make Up, tá de cara nova. Eles modernizaram a identidade visual da linha e redesenharam as embalagens dos produtos para um estilo mais minimalista e sofisticado. Dei uma passadinha na farmácia outro dia e resolvi comprar dois produtos para testar.

O primeiro que eu quero falar é o pó translúcido com efeito matte. A nova embalagem está muito bonita, com a tampa preta verniz. Uma coisa que eu gostei é que a tampa, além de ser de rosca, tem uma parte abre e fecha fácil, que da acesso ao espelho e faz menos sujeira no abrir.

O produto mesmo é muito bom. Gostei mais desse pó translúcido do que o antigo da marca e o da Quem disse Berenice?. Eu senti que os grãos são mais finos nesse do que nos outros dois, o que deixa a pele mais aveludada e disfarça melhor os poros e imperfeições.

O outro produto que eu comprei foi o Batom Matte na cor Cinza Urban. Essa cor foi lançada no inverno do ano passado, na coleção Urban, com a embalagem bem semelhante a nova da linha (a única coisa diferente é que tinha a palavra Urban na tampinha além da marca). Eu AMEI essa nova embalagem. Ficou com cara de batom de mais qualidade, em comparação à antiga que tinha bem cara de embalagem baratinha. O contraste da tampa preta fosca com o metálico e o plástico verniz da parte de baixo ficou lindo. Além disso, essa parte de baixo que mostra a cor do batom é ótima na hora de procurar uma cor.

O batom mesmo é muito bom. Achei a cor bem ~na moda~, no estilo Kylie Jenner hehe. É um cinza nude médio, que puxa para o marrom, e eu acho que fica legal em qualquer tom de pele (basta ter coragem de usar um batom cinza haha). Achei a textura bem confortável e me surpreendi o quão matte ele é para um batom em bastão, já que ele não seca nos lábios que nem um batom líquido. Ele não é um matte seco, é mais aveludado, mas não tem aquela aparência brilhante de batom cremoso. A duração não é de muito tempo e não é a prova de transferência, mas batons em bastão são normalmente assim.

No site da Panvel, o pó translúcido está custando R$ 28,95 e o batom R$ 16,95.

Alguma de vocês já experimentou os novos produtos da Panvel? Me contem as suas dicas e opiniões aqui em baixo nos comentários, ou me mande pela página fale comigo, e elas poderão aparecer aqui no blog!

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The tHOTlist # 200 - 151

200) Bubbles D'Boob

Giving the children raucous numbers and leading them in some racy games in between voluminous clips of Broadway musicals is the key to Showtune Sundays’ success. Bubbles gleefully floated the show this year between REBAR and the Fire Island Pines Pavilion.

199) DJ OhRicky

From Pieces in the West Village to its sister bar Hardware in Hell’s Kitchen, Ricky provides the soundtracks to some of the biggest drag names in the city while giving you healthy(-ish) doses of Kylie Minogue and Eurovision in between the shows.

198) Pepto Dismal

From Cali comes this aesthetically outrageous drag queen and DJ, and Brooklyn has not been quite the same since. Catch her on stages or in DJ booths wherever drag goes wild, notably the monthly party Scrunch at The Dreamhouse.

197) Chandilier

New York’s tallest drag queen’s dry wit has been refined through years of performing for bachelorette parties at Lips. She also hosts “Shut Up, Chandi,” a cult favorite Monday night show at The Duplex.

196) West Dakota

A classy supermodel one night and an avant garde monster the next, here is the perfect addition to The Rosemont’s Wednesday show OOPS’ lineup.

195) John-John Punki

Perhaps the best known gogo boy of this city’s bear events, John-John also produces popular nights in the scene like Rockbar’s Purgatory and a monthly Latin party at The Eagle, Piel.

194) Jen Urban

This year saw a Brooklyn Nightlife Award nom for Jen Urban & The Box, a powerhouse dance rock duo fronted by this colorful musician. Between recording new songs for the The Box, Jen DJs karaoke at Macri Park (she was additionally BNA-nominated as a DJ this year) and dance parties at Lady Stardust. There, she also hosts a monthly live music event called Torch.

193) Linux

Sporting lewks that beholders can’t help but wonder how the hell anyone can move let alone walk in, club kid Linux is the true definition of how an artist can be their own work of art. Susanne Bartsch, Ladyfag and Kayvon Zand have spawned colossal kikis where brilliant scene queens like Aquaria and Ryan Burke rule the realm... but if you’re not seeing Linux at these events (and even in that crowd, Linux is pretty hard to miss), it can’t be that great of a party. When Linux recently fell into a bit of undeserved legal trouble, their superstar nightlife friends came forward with a benefit kiki for the ages.

192) Julius’

The ancient gay bar has obviously played an important role in the long history of queer civil rights and culture. A neighborhood dive with tasty bar food on the surface, it actually hosts a pretty unique array of old school queer thinkers and artists. It’s also the home of John Cameron Mitchell’s monthly vinyl dance party Mattachine and its rabid cult following. Julius’ medieval interior appeared memorably in a scene from POSE, as well as the the film Can You Ever Forgive Me?.

191) Mother Juan Aviance

The House of Aviance’s founder focused a lot on the House’s record label this year, producing releases from ball scene legends Coby Koehl and Jade Elektra. But Mother’s out with the children often enough, particularly while hosting Hex Hector’s monthly JUHLA at The Ritz, Christina Visca’s Birdcage at LeBain, or Ladyfag’s Battle Hymn.

190) Bobby Duron & Steve Cunningham

The dynamic DJ duo keep the beat going for the city’s best cruisy bear and muscle queen dance parties. Catch them together spinning disco, rock or deep house at Rockbar and Nowhere, or separately at The Cock and The Eagle.

189) Harajuku

Known as much now for her daring onstage stunts--live douching, drinking her own piss--as for her amazingly elaborate drag looks and electric dance performances--the Rosemont’s OOPS cast member has come to embody so much of what we expect, and don’t expect, from Brooklyn drag.

188) Black Widow

After months of making her name in the weekly competition circuit, this energetic dance queen ultimately hooked up with two large ensemble shows--The Bad Bitch Review at REBAR and TURNt at The Ritz--before ditching drag for a cruise ship dance gig.

187) Henrietta Hudson

Manhattan’s last standing lesbian bar is more of an institution then it ever was. With its deft DJs, sexy gogo girls and rockstar bar staff, Henrietta has found and made work that rare cultural niche: lesbian nightlife, every day of the week. [Photo: Grace Chu}

186) Vanna Deux

An exceptional performer who hosted her own show at The West End for several months, Vanna left the city for a stretch to star in a Woodstock production of La Cage. Since her recent return, she’s hosted her second Stonewall Invasion and made several other appearances.

185) Bella Noche

New York’s number one nautical queen is a good time gal and all around sweetie, hosting Game Night at Rockbar (where she made finals for 2018′s Miss Rockbar pageant) and her own web interview show courtesy of Facebook Live and Spoiled NYC, “Cocktails & Contours.” These days she’s also making a name for herself as part of Long Island’s blossoming drag scene.

184) Misty Mountains Davenport

A cheerful performer and funny mix maker, the newly christened Davenport (and our current reigning Miss Cherry Grove) gives you your best life monthly at Icon. Meanwhile, she’s also cocktail waitressing / guest performing for the Stonewall Invasions most Sundays.

183) Nicky Boom Box

Therapy, Hardware and Pieces’ old school pop DJ is known to vogue his way across the late night dance floor after he’s done dropping the soundtrack to that night’s drag shows. He recently joined Holly Box-Springs as her Sunday brunch DJ at Gallo Nero.

182) Crystal Mesh

In a scene where sometimes drag performers can take themselves a tad too seriously, The Rosemont’s Crystal is a trailer park rodeo clown. Her cute song “My Cabana” earned her a Brooklyn Nightlife Award nomination, and she makes the audiences for her OOPS ensemble show chuckle with just a look. Crystal was also the perfect choice to host the monthly prelims of the Mx. Mont Rose comedy queen pageant this year.

181) House of Yes

The queer friendly Brooklyn nightclub owned by two young women continues to attract top DJ talent and offer some interesting alternatives to the routine: light shows, circus acts, live music, outlandish themes and more.

180) Dezi 5

The soulful, charming and fashionable singer played dozens of gigs throughout the city and beyond this year (including a return tour to his hometown of Texas) and proved himself to be a natural host with his own party at Rockbar, Teaze.

179) Deryck Todd

The hat mogul continues to keep Acme’s Tuesday night STRUT one of the hippest weekly soirees in the East Village, while making stuff happen at Bedlam as well.

178) Jasmin Van Wales

Patti LaBelle’s biggest fan and a legend in her own right (Zalika Parsons even honored her with a full installment of her “Legendary” show this year at Bizarre), this classy ball scene veteran and trans beauty is the current reigning (and possibly final) Miss Monster as of late 2017. Lady Jasmin stays doing shows with The Monster despite their recent difficulties, sits as a permanent judge in Stonewall’s weekly drag competition Polish The Queen, and continues to occasionally produce her own showcases at the WOW Cafe.

177) Angelica Sundae

Equal parts gothy and goofy, this Brooklyn queen and former House of Umpteen Corpses co-member Mini Horrorwitz make for an unbeatable onstage funny frightfest. Catch them together hosting a Sunday game night at Pizza Party or at various kikis across the borough, and see solo Angelica host bingo at Boobie Trap.

176) John Marto

A longtime favorite DJ at the Ritz (and other bars like Atlas), this year John along with Marti Gould Cummings were able to bring a new successful monthly back home to Jersey City--Talde’s Fortune Thursday. And for the adventurous, get in the know of his super secret, super sexy dark room affair SCUM that he produces with Steve Senobyte.

175) Ritzy Bitz

Hilarious in a recent all-drag, all-lip synched tribute to the TV show Scream Queens at Lps, New York’s most gymnastic queen (and the only one allowed to wear sneakers) is mostly a Brunch Bitch these days courtesy of La Pulperia: she hosts at the restaurant’s Midtown East location on Saturdays, and the HK version on Sundays. Oh, and how excited are we to hear Ritzy’s first single drop?

174) Lucy Balls

The popular TNT queen nearly quit drag in frustration with the P.C. police, but this year rose from the dead to host a fun new monthly at The Rosemont, “It’s My Party” where every month is her birthday.

173) Peppermint

When RuPaul said in an interview that she likely wouldn’t allow Pep to return to Drag Race for an All-Star season because Boobs--even though Peppermint was the first competing queen to come out as trans during the show--fans across the world went “Um...” But the OG New York entertainer gave us the best “thank u, next” in the history of that show’s legacy, becoming the first trans person to originate a role on Broadway courtesy of the medieval Go-Go’s romp Head Over Heels.

172) Gilda Wabbit

Whether she was giving us opera in ball gowns or bangee in ripped fishnets, there is no doubt that this fan favorite queen left her mark on the city. Beginning with shows in Astoria sister bars Albatross and Icon and ever-increasing her visibility throughout Manhattan, starring in a subway meme, hosting cabarets, performing in Nightgowns with Sasha Velour... it was all a star-making formula. Since getting hitched and returning to her native Kentucky (and quickly becoming an important queer drag presence there), Gilda’s been back here with such surprising frequency it’s almost like she never left, thankfully.

171) Zarria Van Wales Powell

Knowing her to be a true professional and likable person, nightlife immediately rallied to her side when Zarria released a Facebook Live video condemning Vodka Soda Bottoms Up owner Richie Friendley for allegedly calling her a racial slur while accusing her of drink theft (a charge she denied). VSBU still hasn’t quite recovered from that bad publicity, but Zarria has gone on to slay guest spots and competitions while landing her first weekly hosting gig at the new Boxers Washington Heights on Saturday nights.

170) Greg Scarnici

The SNL associate producer has been letting his rainbow flag fly for a few years now--both on screen with some hilarious YouTube videos, and in the DJ booth for parties at the Fire Island Pines and a seasonal monthly tea dance at The Monster. This year, one of his hilarious YouTube creations became a star in her own right... Levonia Jenkins premiered her very own stage show Gender Fluids that opened at the Beechman and spread like herpes to stages across the land.

169) Antonio Cedeno

This long-time nightlifer and uber-tatted ex-gogo boy promotes / hosts a lot of huge events in the city, and produces his own hit thotfest Male Room at REBAR.

168) Blvck Laé D

The artist formerly known as Laé D. Boi performs almost entirely in self-penned, live performed rap, and has made a name for themselves hosting two polar opposite events: Reparations, a roving revue celebrating Brooklyn’s diverse POC queens, and The Rosemont’s Annie Mae, a geeky kiki paying homage to anime and related nerdosity. The stylish Blvck has also taken the reins of Macri Park’s monthly benefit show Wallbreaker and a monthly spoopfest there called Ghoul School, while hosting monthly parties at Dromedary Urban Tiki Bar.

167) Linda Simpson

Thank Goddess Linda liked taking photos during the Manhattan drag boom of the late 80s-early 90s. Today she’s one of the main amateur historians of that scene, and her recent slideshow The Drag Explosion compiled from that collection made for a fun and informative night at WILD Project. And while choosing to distance herself from the fray of bar lip synching and sticking to what she does best--hosting and storytelling at Le Poisson Rouge’s Friday and Saturday bingo nights--she did join her legendary drag sisters on stage for Lady Bunny’s Woodstock reunion.

166) Octavia Anyae

The longtime hostess of Suite’s Saturday night party and several Jersey gigs had a Moment in 2018. She won the Miss Latinissima crown at Club Mandala, and the first season finale of Polish The Queen at Stonewall. She also got a fun new gig at POSH doing Wednesday night pop-up shows with her drag sister Kristy Blaze, and several other Manhattan gigs followed.

165) Viva Vidalia

This voluptuous queen’s got it all: she’s funny, she dances up a storm, she’s got mad fashionz and designs for many other queens, and she’s equal parts warm and savage. And it now seems that the world’s is finally figuring this all out. RIght now Viva hosts Friday nights at Rockbar, a new Thotyssey-produced Tuesday night variety show at Bedlam, and a karaoke hosting gig Wednesdays at Boxers HK. She’s also a regular guest for Shuga Cain’s Hardware show, and no doubt more milestones are coming her way in 2019.

164) Eugene Edo

One of Manhattan’s busiest DJs (he worked 30 straight nights this year!), you can catch Eugene throughout the week at The Ritz, Barrage, Atlas, REBAR, Therapy, and God knows where else!

163) Sasha Velour

First of all, how burned-in-your-brain-forever was Diego Montoya’s alien stepdown gown she rocked for the Drag Race Season 10 finale? Yeah. The renown queen helped trailblaze the Brooklyn drag-as-art movement before showing the world how far the form can be taken with her Drag Race win, and she returned to NYC for several key performances this year--most notably for installments of her multimedia concert series Nightgowns. And did you see that crazy old-timey video she made at Bizarre Bushwick with Peppermint and her Brooklyn sisters? Yeah!

162) Jasmine Kennedie

Clearly a rising star of the scene, Mancie Mandell’s drag daughter and FIT’s latest pageant winner is supermodel gorgeous, dance-tastic and already Insta-famous. For now, catch her making all the children live and die on late Wednesday nights at The Ritz with the bitchin’ drag revue TURNt.

161) Zenobia

One of Brooklyn’s most exciting dance queens has also found recent success with DJing various shows and parties in that borough. By day, Zenobia’s a high profile supporter of Drag Queen Story Hour.

160) Michael Magnan

The veteran club DJ remains a favorite beatmaster of Ladyfag for parties like her monthly Battle Hymn. Lately he also joins forces with JT Almon as the DJ duo FNV (Fruits-N-Vegetables) for nights at Glendale’s Nowadays, and spins the monthly party Nookie (with its fun B-Movie retro posters) alongside Cameron Cooper.

159) Rise Bar

John Blair, Beto Sutter and Ted Arenas’ thot factory still Brings the Bougie, but also boasts some great DJs, two killer drag shows (Piss Myles & Jasmine Rice for Messy Mondays, Marti Gould Cummings with Brenda Dharling & Bootsie LeFaris on Legend Wednesdays), and a seasonal singing competition that many people love (Rising Star). Also, bae bartenders of course.

158) Golden Delicious

This tall and cheery queen from the Apple Farm co-hosts a brunch in Astoria’s Fresco’s Cantina with Gloria Swansong on Sundays, and has her own monthly show at The West End. For several months she appeared with friend Tucker Murray as cabaret duo Two Tuckers at The Duplex, and a Golden solo cabaret premieres there in December.

157) Crimson Kitty

One of the world’s original and best AFAB queens, Crimson taught us that technically anyone could “do” drag, but a true queen puts in the work and the werk. After disbanding her troupe Ladyqueen, Miss Kitty made the world her litterbox with shows all over the country, and fun hometown gigs like the recent “Villains” revue at Stonewall. And on top of all that, she finally received her very first pageant crown: Miss Nerd!

156) Andora Tetee

A self-taught sorceress of costumes and makeup who can give you the most beautiful woman you’ve ever seen, or the dead ringer of your favorite celebrity diva, or a detailed monster from your worst nightmares, Andora’s been something of cherished NYC secret. That is, until she went and became our city’s first ever winner of the national Miss Gay America pageant in 2018. Now we must share her superstardom with the world!

155) Haus of Sterling

Three fourths (along with DJ P_A_T) of what makes The Rosemont’s “Fake Nudes” a Brooklyn Nightlife Award-winning kiki, Tiffany Jones, Candy and Sookie Sterling are a flashy, flirty threesome that bring some heedless fun to BK nightlife. In late November they began hosting what will likely be the Next Big Blowout, “Studio” at 3 Dollar Bill.

154) POSH

The bar with an older crowd for happy hour that morphs into a younger dance party with top DJs each night remains a favorite destination for HK locals, who get into the 11pm free food (on some nights) and the hot-as-fuck bar staff (all nights). Wednesdays in 2018 featured a return of drag to the venue, currently featuring pop-up performances by Kristy Blaze and Octavia Onyae.

153) Annie Manildoo

This campy queen is nearly solely responsible for the current Long Island drag boom, with her careful selection of venues across the counties like Off Key Tikki, The Living Room and One Eye Jacks. Her well-curated show rosters include both budding local talent and borrowed girls from the city. Other busy queens emerging from LI include LaBelle, Ivy Stalls and Syn.

152) Morgan Royel

The longtime performer originated in the ball scene, and is now a fan favorite among the Lips Restaurant roster of drag queens. She also currently hosts “Do The Right Thing,” a hip hop party at The Ritz originated by her gurl Peppermint.

151) Shay D'Pines & Angel Elektra

Really, does any queen have as much infectious fun performing as these two? Keeping drag alive in their hometown of Yonkers with gigs at Guapo and The Alamo, the on-and-offstage pair can be found Acting The Fools in local venues as well: Rockbar, Queen Vic and Brooklyn’s Sycamore Bar this December they also debut as pageant hosts with the premiere Miss Q Train.

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