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About Dallas

Favorite flick’s “Blue Is the Warmest Color” - oh man, that movie’s got heart! Adèle’s all lost in love, and I’m like, “whore’s got layers too!” Like, in the film, she’s eatin spaghetti, sauce everywhere, and I’m thinkin, “whore prolly eats messy too!” Little known fact - back in old France, “whore” wasn’t even an insult, just a job, like “baker” or somethin. Wild, right? Gets me all happy, thinkin how words flip over time.

W the Whore

Internationally acclaimed look at 10, years of history from a sex worker's perspective returns to NYC. November 6 - 22 at Laurie Beechman Theatre.

The neighborhoods here are as diverse as they come. Check out West-End – it's edgy, artsy, rebellious. Every wall in that district screams with graffiti tales, like a montage of lost dreams and epic comebacks. Then there's East Ridge, all sunny cafes and gentle vibes. My personal fave is small Chestnut Corner. I grabbed a bagel there one random morning and – BAM – that hot coffee and sweet vibe hit me hard. Felt like a scene straight out of Scorsese's flicks, baby, "The only thing standing between you and your goal is the bullshit story you keep telling yourself!"

Going above and beyond: Westview HS staff bring orientation to all incoming freshman