Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} In the Middle of Nowhere by Brandi Evans Scarlett Johansson's Favorite Karaoke Song: 'Rocky Raccoon'? Stars Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans told "Nightline" that when they were filming "The Avengers" in Cleveland, Ohio, they went to a local bar to blow off some steam, and Johansson wound up on stage singing "Rocky Raccoon." "It was a dive bar. It was in the middle of nowhere. There must have been no more than 20 people in the whole bar," Evans, who plays Captain America in "The Avengers," told ABC's Chris Connelly. "On the stage was this band, this real broke-down band, and [Johansson] said, 'We should get up there and sing 'Rocky Raccoon.'" "Always a good karaoke song," said Johansson, who plays Black Widow in the film. "The singer, I think she just had one too many and she was just, like, done…and I was like, 'This is somebody who's got to do something about this.'" Actor Chris Evans, center, who plays Captain America in the upcoming film "The Avengers," said he watched co-star Scarlett Johansson, right, sing at a bar in Cleveland, Ohio. Actor Samuel L. Jackson, left, plays Nick Fury in the film. Credit: Eric McCandless/ABC. Evans said Johansson then asked one of the guitar players if he knew the song "Rocky Raccoon." "She got up on stage and just started singing," he said. "Not only was she amazing, the whole bar got into it. I didn't even think they knew who it was…but that's Scarlett. She's got a wild streak in her. She's adventurous." "I thought Evans was going to join in, you know, his love for musical theater and all," Johansson joked back. "That's a little-known fact about Chris Evans… he's a big singing-dancing enthusiast." As much fun as the cast had off-set, they said working together on set was a blast. "Then when you get Robert [Downey, Jr.] and Tom Hiddleston into the mix, it just plummets. It's a zoo," Johansson said. "You get nothing done," said Jeremy Renner, who plays Hawkeye in the film. And if "The Avengers" director Joss Whedon wanted to get their attention? "He would clap and scream and say, 'Children!'" Renner said. "Yes, he'd be like, 'Kids, kids,'" Johansson said. "We were like an unruly classroom." Whedon compared directing "The Avengers" cast to "herding adorable kittens." "I had to use my teacher voice," Whedon said. "The only problem I ever had was that when they were having so much fun together and I was trying to roll and they were supposed to fight. You're supposed to be arguing, not loving each other." "The Avengers," which is produced by ABC News' parent company, The Walt Disney Company, premieres in theaters nationwide on May 4. Main Street Wyoming. A popular original series focusing on the communities and people of Wyoming, "Main Street, Wyoming" allows the audience to not only gain a better appreciation for the wonders of Wyoming but also take a second look at the events changing the world around us from the perspective of other Wyomingites. A popular original series focusing on the communities and people of Wyoming, "Main Street, Wyoming" allows the audience to not only gain a better appreciation for the wonders of Wyoming but also take a second look at the events changing the world around us from the perspective of other Wyomingites. An Interview With In the Middle of Nowhere Actor Brandi Andrade. Meet Brandi Andrade, she is joining us for our next production of In the Middle of Nowhere written by Bret Murphy and directed by Katie Jones! This production is about Cynthia Scott is a retired art professor who escapes to the Black Mountains of North Carolina after a harrowing experience in her "previous" life. Despite her fiercely independent nature, she eventually forms a relationship with Del, a young man who has recently been released from prison. They challenge each other in unexpected ways. but the question remains, will either of them accept forgiveness? We reached out to Brandi to tell us a bit about themselves and about what their experience has been like working on this production! 1. Have you ever felt like an outsider in society, or in a group that you’re expected to feel comfortable in? If so, why, and how did you cope? I was raised in a conservative evangelical household, and all the other members of my family remain in that world; a world which, to my mind, has grown further and further from the values that were instilled in me as a child. Because of this break with my family's religious/political views, I have become an outsider in my own family. This has caused me great distress over the years, and, to be fair, I think it distresses them too. I think we all try to cope by limiting our contact and focusing on the things we can agree on when we're together. And forgiving each other when tempers flare up. It's not easy. 2. Do you relate to your character? How similar / different are you? I hope I am quite different from Raylean, in terms of her focus on money and the way she rushes to judgement and leaves no room for herself to grow as a person. But I love how social and funny she is--I think I am these things, too! I also admire that she is volunteering in her community (whatever her reasons might be. ); I intend to follow her lead on that score. 3. What's your favorite line in your show? Why? Raylean's insistence on getting Cynthia a dog tickles me. 4. Have you ever had a friendship or relationship that others might feel is odd or unconventional? I'm quite good friends with my two cats, is that weird?? (I'm pretty sure they would confirm that. ) 5. What do you think makes an artist truly gifted? I think a truly gifted artist is so good at what they do that they transport us for a moment into the world they see. 6. Do you enjoy hiking, camping, or otherwise being in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the outdoors? If so, why? So I'm totally afraid of sn. (the "s" word), so I like to be in nature on *well-worn* trails and such, where. those creatures. are less likely to be. 7. How did you get into theatre? Well, my grandpa took to calling me "Hollywood" when I was 2 years old, so I'm thinking it was maybe pre-ordained? But I grew up in Hawaii where there was not much theatre, so I don't think I saw a play until high school. In middle school, we were homeschooled and I wrote a Thanksgiving "play" for the six of us kids in our homeschool group (it involved time travel, and we recorded the "weed-whacker" as a sound effect for the time machine!). I did my first real play in high school, and never looked back. I've tried to quit a few times over the years, but I feel like a little part of my heart comes alive most fully when I'm telling stories. 8. How is working with The Magnetic different from working with other theatres? After a year of not doing theatre, it feels like heaven! I've felt very welcomed as a newcomer, and that has been so nice. 9. What, in your opinion, is the difference between religion and spirituality? I think spirituality is about your relationship with God/the Universe/Higher Power, and the values that relationship causes you to try to embody in your life. Religion is about groups of people who share a similar approach to spirituality, which is reaffirming; but defining the approach seems to lead to a set of rules and litmus tests that everyone in the group has to follow. It doesn't leave a lot of room for individuality or even personal growth. 10. Do you have any upcoming projects that we should check out? Not yet, but stay tuned! You'll definitely be seeing me around. My spouse, Jimmy, and I love this community and are delighted to be here! AEW Dark Results And Live Coverage: Sonny Kiss Vs. Rey Fenix, Penta El Zero M Vs. QT Marshall. Welcome back in for another episode of AEW Dark. This week’s card features 16 matches and coverage will begin at 7pm EST. We have SIXTEEN stacked matches for you TONIGHT on Dark! Watch #AEWDark at 7e/6c via our YouTube channel ?? https://t.co/CjvNuT9NBE pic.twitter.com/6xvwCui6Ig ? All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) October 20, 2020. Shawn Spears vs. Christopher Daniels. Spears takes control early with the wrist lock. Daniels reverses momentarily before Spears takes it back. Spears doing a bit of show-boating and gets back to the action with a side headlock. Shoulder tackle off the ropes by Spears. Daniels counters with one of his own and capitalizes with a high collar suplex. Spears rolls to the outside and Daniels leaps over the ropes to take him out. Spears reverses the Irish whip and sends Daniels into the barricade. Ref is counting and the guys get back in the ring. Spears with a double-axe handle. Daniels sent hard into the corner and Spears follows with a DDT. Spears looking for the C4, but Daniels counters. Spears misses the splash in the corner and Daniels takes advantage with some quick strikes.