"The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" opens Friday. It's the second film installment of the C.S. Lewis series "The Chronicles of Narnia," but it doesn't follow the order of Lewis' seven books. "Prince Caspian" is actually the fourth book.
Each of the books is based on real time and Narnia time.
So here's this week's question: In Narnia, Prince Caspian has summoned Susan, Peter, Edmund and Lucy to help him overthrow his evil uncle King Miraz. In London, where the four siblings live, the year is 1941 - one year after their trip through the wardrobe. But in Narnia, 1,300 years have passed. What year is it by Narnia's calendar?
Those who answer correctly will be entered into a drawing for an audiobook.
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Star reporter Coley Ward covers nightlife. He's on a quest to know the first name of every bartender in town. When he's not working and out on the town he orders a whiskey ginger. When he's at home he drinks home brew. His favorite dance song is Tower of Power's "Down to the Nightclub."
So, I went to Miami last weekend. And, as promised, I went to Snatch, the South Beach club that is the inspiration for Pearl-owner Luke Cusack’s in-the-works Tucson club, Jail House.
I’m going to Miami this weekend for a wedding and on Thursday night I’ll be staying in South Beach. While I’m there, I’m going to stop by Snatch, the Miami night club that is the inspiration for Luke Cusack’s Jail House, which is currently under construction and will be located in the space that previously housed Heart Five.
I ended up at Trident Grill last night, to watch the Phillies lose to the Mets 4-3 (they got hosed).
While I was there I noticed the waitress bringing a customer a meer in a pewter mug. Turns out, anyone can buy a personalized pewter mug for $75 that Trident will hang above its bar and that you can drink out of when you’re there.
