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Holiday lights may also be taken to the Authority’s Utica or Rome EcoDrops for proper recycling at no charge, or dispose of them with your regular trash.

in a flirty A-line polka dot Rasario dress, plus white pumps and Alexis Bittar earrings at Variety’s Power of Women: Los Angeles event in Beverly Hills. 

Here’s a quick rundown of what would happen to some of the more visible federal functions during a shutdown:

If you’re a scrapbooker, washi tape is going to be your new obsession, and we hardly have to tell you how you can put it to work when making books to hold memories. Most washi tapes are acid-free, making them scrapbook safe!

The memes about Girl’s stress-inducing bravery perfectly sum up you screaming at your TV for her to sit back down.

in a strapless dress with a tulle skirt and floral appliqué at the waist, and sandals at Elle’s 25th Annual Women in Hollywood event in L.A.

Ramon Rivas Yes, Kevin Hart is in Phoenix in July, but it’s almost impossible to escape him these days between his movies, his commercials, and his front-row seats at major sporting events. If you’re looking for a different sort of comedy, Ramon Rivas, a laid-back Latino comic from Cleveland (“Make America Cleveland Again”), will be headlining at Stand Up Live, 50 West Jefferson Street, on Sunday, July 1. Rivas was one of Comedy Central’s Comics to Watch in 2015 and was a semifinalist in NBC’s StandUp talent search. Showtime is at 7 p.m. General admission tickets are $15 with a two-drink minimum. Visit the Phoenix Standup Live website. Stuart Warner

These slippers ooze luxury, with their suede leather uppers and super soft sheepskin lining and trim. Her feet will be cushioned and wrapped in warmth, making those cold nights nice and cosy – only problem is, she’ll never want to take them off!

25. Is this the end of the Zemeckis semicartoon era? With all due respect to the director of Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, and Cast Away, it may be time for him to hang up the CGI. Since Cast Away in 2000, he’s released seven major movies. Only two of them have led the box office in their first weeks (Beowulf and A Christmas Carol, whose biggest competition was Michael Jackson’s This Is It); two have been massive flops (The Walk and Welcome to Marwen); aside from Flight, all of them have needed the international markets to turn a profit (well, until Marwen, which will almost definitely lose money); and on average they’ve scored about 61 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, with Marwen on the low end of the scale at 26 percent. Zemeckis is making medium-reviewed movies that barely have an audience, and Marwen is a remarkable nadir. I still don’t know what he was going for, and no matter how many questions I ask, I never will.

“Mirror Maze: Numbers in Nature” Math is all around you, and it’s a beautiful thing. That’s the premise of a new exhibit at Arizona Science Center, 600 East Washington Street. “Mirror Maze: Numbers in Nature” is an immersive, interactive exhibition highlighting mathematical patterns in the natural world, from the human eye to sunflower seeds, plus the intersection of math with art and architecture. It originated at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.

She took plastic dollar-store eggs, embellishing them with washi tape (that cute patterned tape that’s become popular the last few years) from the dollar store or craft store in Easter colours of blue, pink yellow and green. 

Whalen suggests putting the paper through a “crinkle test,” crushing it up in your hand. If it pops up, instead of staying crumpled up, it has to go into the garbage can.