Right now hottie Sommer reminds us to stay classy and we check pop culture, community news and top headlines.
It isn't the hometown you left behind: Back2KC returns this week to reunite talent with today's Kansas City
People are longing for community perhaps now more than ever, said Brett Crawford, announcing the return of Back2KC, a two-day virtual event reconnecting former Kansas Citians to their hometown. And the timing has never been better, he added.
Local Vaxx Line Up Starts
Kansas, Missouri plans call for health care workers to be first for COVID-19 vaccine
Now that we're getting closer to a COVID-19 vaccine, there have been questions about who will get it first.Health care workers, in particular, health care workers on the front lines and in long term care facilities or with health risks of their own, will the first ones in Kansas and Missouri to have the chance to be vaccinated.Both states said that there is a "strong likelihood of limited vaccine availability" in the first phase.
Heartland Spike Cont’d
COVID-19 cases surge to record levels across Kansas, Missouri in November
Missouri and Kansas contributed a record number of cases to the more than 4 million COVID-19 infections reported in the U.S. during November. The number of new cases reported in both states and across the seven-county Kansas City area more than doubled compared to the record numbers set in October.
Sommer Stays Classy
Sommer Ray Celebrates Turkey Day In G-string On A Piano
Sommer, who tends to go goofy and likely has this behind Forbes dubbing her "Not Your Average Instagram Model" in 2018, went ultra-sultry, with a full-length photo showing a high heels finish, plus those insanely-built quads. "Happy thanksgiving my loves so thankful for all u [heart emoji]," the model wrote.
Screed Target Prez Trump
Trump's Disgraceful Endgame | National Review
There are legitimate issues to consider after the 2020 vote about the security of mail-in ballots and the process of counting votes, but make no mistake: The chief driver of the post-election contention of the past several weeks is the petulant refusal of one man to accept the verdict of the American people.
MSM Celebrate Smackdown
Analysis: This conservative outlet just crushed Donald Trump's election claims
When you think of conservatism in America, you think of the National Review. Founded in the mid-1950s by William F. Buckley Jr., the publication has been a bulwark of conservative thought for almost the entirety of one Donald J. Trump's life.
Survey Seyz Veep Wins
Post-election Gallup poll: Biden favorability rises to 55% while Trump's dips to 42%
WASHINGTON - According to a new poll from Gallup, President-elect Joe Biden's favorability rating is up following the conclusion of the election while President Donald Trump's has dipped. Biden's approval rating, according to this survey, is at 55%, which is the highest since he entered the 2020 race.
Quitting The Prez
Dr. Scott Atlas resigns as special adviser to Trump on coronavirus
EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Scott Atlas, President Trump's special adviser on the coronavirus pandemic, formally resigned from his post on Monday, Fox News has learned. Atlas, who spoke with the president on Monday, joined the administration in August, and was considered a Special Government Employee (SGE), serving a 130-day detail.
Po-Po Dismiss Prop
Police will not investigate disappearance of Utah mystery monolith
Police in Utah said they would not open a major investigation into the disappearance of a mysterious silver monolith that generated international attention after it was discovered in the Utah desert.
New Local Sounds Debut
Nov. 30 New Music Adds: Radkey, The Strokes, King Gizzard & the Lizard...
A new week means new music discovery on 90.9 The Bridge! Keep up with a few of the latest tracks we're adding to our playlist of current songs - featuring a banger from Radkey's new album (pictured above), a classic song from The Strokes, and a "Take On the World" is the second single from KC indie rock duo Dandelions, featuring singer-songwriters Brent Windler and Tim Gutschenritter.
Royal Payday Announced
Kansas City Royals sign outfielder Michael Taylor to $1.75 million, 1-year deal
by: Brian Dulle, AP Wire Posted: / Updated: KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Royals announced Monday that they have signed outfielder Michael Taylor to a $1.75 million, one-year contract. In a corresponding move, the Royals designated left-handed pitcher Foster Griffin for assignment.
Bright Side: Kansas City Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow
Tuesday will be sunny, a bit warmer
Hide Transcript Show Transcript HERE ARE THE WIND CHILLS. LOW TO MID 30s SO IF YOU'RE GOING TO HEAD OUT THIS EVENING MAKE SURE YOU TAKE THOSE WARM COATS. WE'LL COOL TO 38 BY 5:00. RIGHT AT FREEZING BY 7:00. YOU SEE THE WIND CHILLS.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now.
TOP PHOTO -- CONCERTO IN ASS MAJOR
ReplyDeleteAsked how she originally got interested in playing the piano, Sommer confessed having a crush on a professor with a big organ!!!
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DeleteAnd we've got a winner! Nicely done.
Some Black Lives Matter chapters are revolting against the organized movement's national arm, accusing leaders of providing little financial transparency and not much in the way of financial support.
ReplyDeleteTen local chapters issued a statement Monday outlining concerns regarding financial disclosure, decision making, and accountability since the establishment of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation.
"Despite years of effort, no acceptable internal process of accountability has ever been produced by BLMGN and these recent events have undermined the efforts of chapters seeking to democratize its processes and resources," the statement said.
Messages to the Black Lives Matter Global Network were not immediately returned.
^^TL/DR. Don't care. Boring. Do better.
ReplyDelete^^ You are boring aren't you?
ReplyDeleteSticking your tongue out for a photo is not classy. It is trashy. She is just a cum dumpster cleaned up for a picture.
ReplyDelete^^You mean like your wife is?
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