| December 18, 2017
New Aaron Carter music is officially here!
The 30-year-old singer dropped his new single, “Don’t Say Goodbye” off of his upcoming album, LøVë, on Friday. LøVë, which is set for a Februrary 2018 release, will be his first album in 15 years.
Carter, who turned 30 on Thursday, teased the single on Twitter, writing, “I’m excited about my new release #dontsaygoodbye without all the negative bullsh*t, it feels good to be in the place that I am today.”
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| December 18, 2017
On Sunday December 10th, I had a chance to catch a showing of Rockwell Table & Stage’s The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Home Alone, put on by executive producer Kate Pazakis.
Whether you’re a die-hard Home Alone fan or have seen the 1990 John Hughes movie enough to remember the plot, this musical parody offers a real holiday treat. (If for some reason you don’t remember, just watch the movie! Which I recommend regardless so it’s fresh in your brain.) Kate Pazakis, the creator of the unauthorized musical parody series, and co-writer Ray Wetmore manage to take the classic moments from the movie and fit them in seamlessly into a stage production. Simultaneously, they’re not afraid to ask and even answer some of the burning questions fans had for years – such as how did the McCallister’s afford a family vacation to Paris for Christmas. The show will be sure delight and make you laugh; unless you’re a grinch!
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| December 18, 2017
Dad-to-be? Aaron Carter opened up about his desire to have children and settle down during an exclusive interview with Us Weekly.
“I was thinking about adopting. I want kids so bad,” the former child star, 30, told Us Weekly in the new issue. Although he thought he wouldn’t survive to celebrate his 30th birthday, Carter told Us that he’s in a good place and is eager to start a family. “I turned 30 and I’m like, ‘Alright, my resolution is to have a kid.’ But not just a kid. A beautiful woman or man, because we can have kids too.”
Carter, who came out as bisexual last summer, added: “My goal is to be a father. I really want to be a dad and I want to transcend any of the shortcomings that my parents experienced growing up with us.”
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| December 7, 2017
It’s the most wonderful time of the year filled with Christmas trees, tons of presents, and … a kid left HOME ALONE?!?! The holiday season is known for bringing tons of joy and cheer to everyone, but not the McCallisters. A trip to Paris sounded like a splendid Christmas celebration but things took a turn for the worse when the family forgot one important thing on their trip – no, it’s not their luggage or their boarding passes, it’s their son, Kevin! Home Alone is a classic, holiday movie. As soon as it hits December 1st, we love getting our hot chocolate and candy canes out and pulling up Home Alone on our TV screens. That’s why, when The Rockwell Table & Stage revealed that it will be bringing back Kate Pazakis’ extraordinary Unauthorized Musical Parody Of… Home Alone show, we couldn’t contain our excitement and we definitely ended up doing our very own surprised Kevin McCallister face.
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| December 5, 2017
The popular Unauthorized Musical Parody Of (UMPO) series has another holiday-themed hit at Rockwell Table & Stage with their take on Home Alone, which is returning for its second year. In a refreshingly female-driven take on a movie that definitely does not pass the Bechdel test, this parody pokes fun at the blatant white privilege of the McCallister family and combines Christmas music with pop hits, resulting in an undeniably fun evening.
Home Alone was released in 1990 and, of course, tells the story of Kevin McCallister, a precocious eight-year-old boy who is accidentally left behind at his home outside Chicago when his large family flies to Paris for Christmas. While he initially relishes the unexpected freedom, things take a turn when he must defend his home against some opportunistic burglars known as the Wet Bandits.
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December 3, 2017
Aaron Carter can’t wait for 2018.
After several months in treatment, the 29-year-old singer has left his health and wellness facility — and is looking forward to the future.
“If there’s one lesson I’ve learned this year, it’s to not dwell on the past, but live for the future,” Carter tweeted on Thursday. “I’m so excited for what 2018 will bring for my musical career and for my life.”
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