"Alien" themed women's Western blouse and skirt, created by Glen Davis.
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"Alien" themed women's Western blouse and skirt, created by Glen Davis.
January 10, 1991
In one of the worst trades ever made in baseball history, the Orioles send pitchers Curt Schilling and Pete Harnish along with outfielder Steve Finley to the Astros for first baseman Glenn Davis. Davis, who averaged 27 home runs in six seasons playing in the Astrodome with Houston, will hit only 24 dingers in three injury-filled years as Schilling becomes one of the most dominant pitchers in the game, and Harnish and Finley develop into solid major league performers.
“Antigone in Ferguson”(2016)
“Sophocles wrote "Antigone" in the fifth century B.C., but the human condition and human complexities and frailties persist through centuries. So that's why a group of actors and singers will stage the ancient Greek tragedy tonight in Ferguson, Mo. Their performance will take place in a church that is just blocks from the police station that became the focus of protests after the police killing of Michael Brown. It is hoped that "Antigone's" themes will mean something in the town where Black Lives Matter became a national movement.” [X]
With: Reg E. Cathey, Gloria Reuben, Glenn Davis, and Samira Wiley Moderated by Bryan Doerries
Glenn Davis
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Glenn Davis at the 2025 Tony Awards
'Purpose' is a must see that will keep you laughing between the ironic points that Brandon Jaccobs-Jenkins makes about us celebrity civil rights advocates and icons.
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