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Love The Weekender? Share it with a friend and spread the word!Sign Up For The WeekenderJeff GoldblumA friend of mine (my age) saw this show with her 20-year daughter who’s obsessed with Jeff Goldblum. He’s the perpetually suave actor from “Jurassic Park,” “Independence Day,” “The Fly” and one of my favorites: “The Big Chill.” Apart from being intensely likable, he’s campy and fun and goofy and plays classic jazz with his band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. He performs regularly the in Los Angeles area, while taking questions from the audience and telling entertaining stories.During the show my friend went to, he welcomed guest singers who sang classics “Moon River,” and “Don’t Fence Me In” and then joined Goldblum and the band for a cover of Steve Lawrence’s “Bewitched.” Even if you’re not a major jazz fan, seeing him in person perform is worth it for the banter alone.When:  Friday July 21st at 8pmWhere: Sagerstrom Center for the Arts | 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626Parking: Click here for details!Buy tickets.Fetch Clay, Make ManThis play – a drama by Will Power – opened in New York in 2013 and according to the New York Times “is about the meeting between two men who achieved renown during different eras in the thorny history of race in America – Muhammad Ali and the actor Stepin Fetchit.” The play takes place in the days leading up to one of Muhammad Ali’s most anticipated fights, when he forms an unlikely friendship with the controversial Hollywood star Stepin Fetchit (born Lincoln Perry).Directed by Debbie Allen, the play explores the improbable bond that forms between two drastically different and influential cultural icons.
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‘Friends’ fans are noticing episode that “replaced” Jennifer Aniston
Friends fans have noticed an episode that “replaced” Jennifer Aniston, more than two decades after it first aired.The hit series ran from 1994 to 2004, and followed six friends — played by Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc — navigating life, dating, work and friendships in New York City.However, this week, eagle-eyed fans of the show spotted that in episode 15 of season nine, ‘The One With The Mugging’, Aniston’s character appears to have been replaced in one scene.In the episode, Rachel runs into Monica’s (Cox) apartment to tell Joey (LeBlanc) that he’s landed an audition with the fictional famous actor Leonard Hayes, who is played by guest star Jeff Goldblum.When the camera pans to Joey, a different actor is standing in Aniston’s place, leading fans to think the unknown character was an understudy or stand-in.The scene was first written written about in 2015 on Recently Heard, which pointed out the continuity error.A similar swap was also noticed in episode four of season nine — ‘The One with the Sharks’ — in which Aniston is once again replaced by a stand-in mid-scene.At around the 13-minute mark, Rachel, who is wearing a yellow top, is sitting at the table in Monica’s apartment before Joey joins them. When the camera moves onto Monica, in the bottom left of the screen a different woman can be seen next to her, who has straight hair and is wearing a blue top.Elsewhere, back in 2021, Aniston has said she had to walk out of Friends: The Reunion “at certain points” because she felt too emotional.
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