Maybe defending one of them in court or something. Their reaction and their laughter is important and what keeps us going. I love having a live audience there. You can feel the energy on a Friday night just start to build. As the audience is filing in, and we have a stand-up comedian keeping everyone laughing and entertained between shots.
It really makes it such a fun night. And, they give us these cool different postcards or notes that they keep each week, and then at the very end of the season, they actually have an awards ceremony for us. And, I won this year. I was so excited. But they give you an award for who messed up the least and then who messed up the most.
Q: Do you have any teasers about the finale that you can share? Chelsea: The finale this week is so fun. We have Christa B. It looks amazing. Q: I was just curious, of these three movies that are coming out this year, Cinderella, The New Star Wars , and Avengers: Age of Ultron , which one are you most excited to see and which one would Riley like to see? Chelsea: Cinderella and Cinderella.
So, definitely Cinderella! Q: Besides being an actress, did you have any other career goals or dreams while growing up? I was that kid that was singing and dancing around the house and when that became too annoying to my parents, they put me into a local community theatre. However, probably the passion that fell right behind that was oceanography and I used to take trips to the Catalina Island Marine Institute and out here to California from Arizona where I grew up and visit some of the different sea-like rescue places and volunteer, and feed the seals and all of that.
So I guess my dream as a kid was I wanted to be one of the entertainers at SeaWorld and come home with Shamu, but obviously in light of recent events and the information that has come out in the past couple of years, that dream has definitely changed [laughs].
Chelsea: Oh, my gosh. Half a horse body strapped to Derek. Also, the women who run our wardrobe department do this really cool thing where every Friday is dress-up Friday and they have the crew dress up in a costume that goes with the theme of the show. I'm Amy, and I am the owner and writer of this site. I'm a stay-at-home mom that enjoys cooking, crafting and cheering on my favorite hockey, football, baseball and basketball teams!
I have an amazing husband and son Clayton III does a little writing for the site too!! With worn furnishings and cosy interiors, and ties from American universities strung from the ceiling, a night at The Stafford known to be a favourite of the Queen Mother is like escaping to the clandestine hedonism of the Twenties. Its been put together by Bar Manager Benoit Provost, who, having been at The Stafford for 25 years, had no doubt seen it all.
GQ recommends The Godolphin, named after nobleman, courtier and philanthropist Francis Godolphin : Woodford Reserve, red wine infused with berries and cinnamon, lemon juice and egg white. James's, London SW1A. Oriole's point of beginning is not the jungle wallpaper or the low-hanging lampshades and it's not the soft sound of twinkling glasses or the blues band warming up.
It's a chrome door in the hinterland of Smithfield Market. Two silver dumpsters idle nearby, as though they crashed there many years ago and nobody thought to move them. Inauspicious, perhaps, but in fact a misleading prelude to what lies behind that chrome door - namely a Gatsbian cave, complete with a glittering fleet of bottles behind the bar to salve any panic you had that you were in the wrong place.
What was once known in town as Nightjar's little sister is now a name in its own right as, since opening in November , Oriole has carved out a small but perfectly formed niche for itself. The geographically-ordered menu isn't as laboured a concept as you'd imagine and is instead winsome grounds for conversation the Tuscan Holiday mixes gin, cedroncello, lemon juice and aged bergamot tea.
Shall we try the Orient? Kathmandu Sour is a harmony of whisky, kummel cordial, cao guo syrup and tangerine egg white. If conversation runs out after this, however - and if it does, do bring better company next time - there's lots to look at.
Whether it's the Persepolis Punch vodka, pomegranate, medlar jam, lingonberry cider and lemon juice being delivered to the next table or the vitrines of tropical curiosities or one of the live acts that play nightly, Oriole promises not to bore you.
But again, do make sure your date promises the same thing. The cocktails are inspired by the Victorian tradition of expressing secret emotions through the giving of certain flowers, and should be accompanied with a selection of rib-sticking small plates, from honey-drenched crumpets to confit chicken and pine nut croquettes. For some, whisky can induce a minor state of anxiety. Thankfully, Tristan Stephenson and Tom Aske, the men behind London's much-loved Worship Street Whistling Shop, have just opened a new bar solely dedicated to whisky, which promises to reinvent the spirit.
With more than bottles from around the world lining the room in glass cabinets, this subterranean whisky library seeks to educate rather than intimidate. The trunk, cut in half and coated in resin, serves as an interactive cocktail ageing system at which guests can sit, drink and observe through the glass top. Two channels have been carved so different whisky cocktails can be poured directly from the end of the trunk. If Black Rock can't convince the haters, nothing can.
There's a fanny in me! Serenaded by violins and armed with a garishly green but tasty glass of Phileas Fogg's Elocution Solution Tanqueray No. Ten shaken with Chartreuse, basil syrup, lemon and egg white , we began to take in this dimly lit Victorian tavern, ornate with an aviary full of stuffed plants and birds, and former home to the fictional Phileas Fogg's beloved aunt.
The upstairs is more refined, with a beautifully decorated gin parlour and salon that can be reserved for larger groups. Antlers, hats and oil paintings line the walls, a tarot reader lurks in a corner and curtains block out all light other than that from the quirky lanterns and glass chandeliers. Ten shaken with apple juice, spice syrup and lemon juice, then topped with ginger beer and freshly grated nutmeg was the tipple of choice, as Mr Fogg's Special Reserve Hennessy VS cognac married with spiced claret syrup and bitters proved too much for a weeknight.
Mr Fogg's Tavern is a visual delight, and hugely entertaining, too; but only if you're willing to play along.
With its Wonderland theme, Little Bat claims to be as much rabbit hole as watering hole The cocktail menu reads like a list of veritable classics: the Cucumber Elderflower Fizz, Pina Colada, Pineapple Daquiri, Espresso Martini and Clover Club all make an appearance, but there's also a selection of "forgotten favourites".
There's the firey El Diablo, made from tequila and ginger ale, the Bourbon-heavy Bushwick and the classic Tommy's Margarita, to name but a few. Our must-order, however, has to be the Night of Passion, a heady mix of Makers Mark Bourbon, Gingerbread Syrup, passionfruit and lemon that sits on the "Summer of Love" side of the menu. There is a "hypnotising botanical garden", but if by that they mean the three swinging flower baskets GQ spotted on leaving, they may be overstating things.
Nevertheless, the main ingredients - cocktails, food and service - are a real success. Two are too many. And three are not enough. Not that anyone's complaining: the drinks, concocted by Marcis Dzelzainis - previously of Dandelyan and 69 Colebrooke Row - are incredibly moreish, both in terms of taste and aesthetics. After a few - don't miss the Olive Oil Old Fashioned - you'll need a good haul from the food menu.
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