You have March Madness. Having a facility where groups may want to come in and watch the Super Bowl or March Madness — that's something we could accommodate. We have always had a goal to continue to develop Gallagher Way and have year-round activity around the ballpark, " Green said. "Where? We don't know yet. That would be discussed with the city.... We have a tower where our front office is located. There's also the space that was part of the planned development over near Sheffield and Addison. The DraftKings club used to be over there.... Now, we don't have anything over there on that mini-triangle parcel. We could look at options at the office tower or there. " As for Tunney's demand for neighborhood protections, Green said the Cubs would welcome the alderman's ideas for protecting fans, given the fact that two-thirds of sports fans "want gaming integrated into their sports experience. " "These are fans already coming to the ballpark, " he said. He added, "What we have shown having spent $750 million to redevelop the area is that we have always considered the community with anything.
Somebody must have roofied me. I left The Hangover Part II feeling dazed and abused, wondering how bad things happened to such a good comedy. To paraphrase Ken Jeong's memorably bug-fuck mobster, Mr. Chow, "I want answers, bitches. " How could a 2009 raunchfest that slapped a grin on my face I couldn't unglue degenerate into a cold dish of sloppy seconds? Peter Travers reviews The Hangover Part II in his weekly video series, "At the Movies With Peter Travers" The first Hangover caught me off-guard. Instead of an avalanche of bachelor-party re-tweets, director and co-writer Todd Phillips raised the bar by leaving out the damn party and focusing on the hardcore hilarity of the before and after. And he found just the right actors to knock heads and psyches as a wussy wolf pack reeling from a Vegas bender the guys can't even remember. From the moment Bradley Cooper, as married teacher Phil, phoned the bride to say that he, his wimpy dentist friend, Stu (Ed Helms), and the bride's nut-job brother, Alan (Zach Galifianakis), had lost groom Doug (Justin Bartha) in Sin City, the movie turned a moldy farce into a funhouse.
The finale brought him back down to earth with a bump, with both June and Serena putting him back in his place. Serena is so desperate to get Nichole back that she is forcing Fred into a deal with Mark Tuello, the man who has been trying to bribe Serena into deflecting with promises of cigarettes and Honolulu. But will Fred risk his new standing, even for his own (stolen) daughter? The sound of music None of the usual pop music this week reminding us of the world Gilead left behind only five years previously. Instead we were treated to some classical music instead. Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 in D Minor played over the opening scene, as June hobbled with determined speed back to the Lawrence house. The episode then closes out with Vivaldi's triumphant Gloria, as June gives us the first proper smile we've seen on this show for a long time: "We're going to need a bigger boat. " Under his eye In too deep? Serena (Yvonne Strahovski). Photograph: Sophie Giraud/Hulu Handmaids and Marthas can agree on few things, but children seem to be one of them, if the kitchenful of muffin baskets is anything to go by.
It unfolds to reveal three rooms and has more than 20 pieces of furniture and accessories. There's even a toy box inside so small pieces can be stored away. There many types of Barbie Dreamhouses to choose from. This particular model has modular pieces making it easy to put together in less than an hour. Kids can use their Barbies and other dolls in the kitchen, living room, and bathroom. There's even a working doorbell, crackling fireplace, and flat screen tv! Disney princess fans now have the dollhouse of their dreams for Belle. Of course the castle includes Belle and the Beast/Prince, but also features favorites like Mrs. Potts, Chip, and Lumiere. The dollhouse includes an impressive 374 pieces as well as a revolving dance floor and balcony. This Fisher-Price Little People Big Helpers dollhouse is another great option for toddlers as it encourages teamwork and kindness. Sounds and phrases play throughout the house that teach children to share, and the large pieces are great for small hands.