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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy REAL Housewives of Salt Lake City’s Whitney Rose has shut down her beauty line and lost a ‘fortune’ in the process After Wild Rose Beauty shuttered its doors it has quietly been transitioned into a new company that the reality star launched last year on the down low - but has still not posted about RHOSLC fans watched on season 2 as Whitney The clean skincare line was a rebranding of another former company Whitney was at the helm of making this the third time in four years that she has changed up her beauty business According to an insider close to the Bravo-lebrity: "Whitney shut down Wild Rose Beauty last year basically without telling anyone or announcing anything official The loss was well into the six-figure range especially since they had just rebranded Wild Rose Beauty which they initially invested a lot of money into."   none of the products are available to purchase as they are all labeled “sold out.”  the beauty brand’s Facebook account has been deactivated and its Instagram page hasn’t posted since 2024 Sun can confirm that Wild Rose Beauty has quietly rebranded to Sōl People - another business that Whitney has recently become a part of Wild Rose Beauty products can be found on the Sōl People website while still in its original packaging, so new labels for the skincare items have not yet been produced.  Whitney has not posted about the new career move on her social media pages the mom-of-two hasn’t been public about her latest rebrand because “quite frankly "There's still a lot she's figuring out and on top of that “There’s a lot of financial problems at play for it to even be an official rebrand Sun has reached out to the company for comment Whitney responded to reports about Wild Rose Beauty no longer operating saying the line is "not done" - but confirmed it's not currently selling products though they will be available again "soon." "I am no longer a part of Sōl People for the record," she added While Whitney hasn’t posted about her role with Sōl People on her own social media pages the company released a press release last year alongside her co-founder The release mentions that Wild Rose Beauty will now be sold “exclusively at Sōl People.” They also explained the brand's mission of creating products that aim to “align mind Sōl People will feature a range of wellness products and digital courses to help harmonize the mind a powerful nootropic supplement for brain health a beauty-enhancing ceramide drink clinically proven to improve skin the company will prelaunch with three digital courses covering self-love Whitney gushed: "Becoming a co-founder and co-CEO of Sōl People is truly a dream realized “I’ve been involved in one way or another with the direct selling industry for most of my life and now I get to take that one step further envisions a future where our company stands as a beacon of self-love and transformation “The commitment to fostering self-celebration and growth aligns with values I hold most close to my heart and just like our company name represents the sun Whitney revealed that she and husband Justin Rose invested over $300,000 of their money into the Wild Rose Beauty rebranding and reportedly took out a $1m loan there is currently 10 versions of the Real Housewives She confessed on the RHOSLC After Show that she "lost our entire savings” with the financial decision “Those are the things that are make or break a relationship The only things people fight over are usually money and sex those are the things that people get divorced over it was very difficult because I felt ashamed and I just really wanted him to know that despite all the losses and we're gonna turn those into returns,” she said in 2022 Season 6 of RHOSLC is currently in production and is expected to air on Bravo in late 2025 Fan-favorite Angie Katsanevas will also return, along with newcomers Bronwyn Newport and Britani Bateman Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account animal-loving kid who grew up to run her own veterinary practice in Saskatoon Allison Hay was always more comfortable in the barn than in front of broadcast cameras We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentShe never expected to be sharing her work at the Forest Grove Veterinary Clinic with a national TV audience Cori Stephen of Nechako Valley Animal Health in British Columbia and Dr Emma Jackson of the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience “From treating beloved pets to caring for wildlife Wild Rose Vets opens the world of veterinary medicine showcasing the dedication of these veterinarians to keeping animals healthy and happy,” APTN said in a news release telling her that her name had come up in discussions of Indigenous women working in veterinary medicine who might be a good fit for their new show but had “every intention of telling them ‘no thank you,’ ” she said By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Afternoon Headlines will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. doting on the family dogs and cats as well has her grandparents’ horses she knew she would grow up to be a veterinarian “I always came to all the vet visits with my family Martin Lovo) was really lovely and allowed me to come in and volunteer at the age of 14,” she recalled “I loved seeing how he interacted with people that he really listened to what their concerns were and tried to come up with solutions that would help Hay thought Wild Rose Vets could be an opportunity to share a version of that formative experience with others and help bring a new generation of animal lovers into the world of veterinary medicine especially about how the presence of a documentary crew might affect staff and patients at the clinic the response was instantly and overwhelmingly enthusiastic “My family and friends and all of my colleagues and teammates at Forest Grove have had nothing but really positive feedback,” she said a lot of people enjoy seeing themselves on TV and watching how they’re portrayed It’s weird to show up to work and have a microphone taped onto you and to be thinking about batteries during the workday It’s weird to have a camera following you around they did such a good job of blending into the background and the flow of the practice and I was shocked at how many of our clients were stoked to share their story and show off their pets and how much they love them Wild Rose Vets has been full of learning experiences: From little things like seeing what her ‘I’m nervous and I’m thinking about what’s going on’ expression looks like on TV to profound new ways of connecting with her own Indigenous heritage a small community in the Yukon north of the Arctic Circle but Hay never had the opportunity to be immersed in that culture so she was adopted into a white family — a really wonderful “But it cut a big link to that cultural aspect “My heritage is something that I’ve always felt very drawn to and wanted to learn more about but I wasn’t sure how to do it in a respectful way but she was encouraged to look for ways to participate in the Indigenous culture and traditions in Saskatoon learned beadwork from a colleague at the vet clinic and discovered that embracing Indigenous culture more empowering than intimidating and not be ashamed that I don’t know a lot about my culture; it’s OK for me to want to learn more … I really love and appreciate the stories and experiences people have shared Hay said she knows her story is not unique; many young people with Indigenous heritage share the same worries and fears she carried around about whether it would be OK to go and learn more about their culture and community and whether they would be welcome in those spaces If she had seen a show like Wild Rose Vets when she was growing up it would have told her something she needed to hear this is a show that I absolutely would have been in love with I would have been a big fan of watching a bunch of vets working with animals I don’t know if I would have picked up on the Indigenous culture at the time but I would have loved seeing all the stories of the human-animal connection and all the different ways it can be expressed I think I would have found it empowering to know that the person on TV had a similar background to me — they weren’t raised in that culture but they’re wanting to learn more; they’re taking a jigging class and learning beading and going to a powwow And they’re being openly accepted and encouraged to do so “I think that would have empowered me to start that journey for myself This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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Central Alberta school division is laying off about 50 educational assistants due to funding uncertainties for Indigenous students which has schools in the Rocky Mountain House area said staff will be laid off as of Dec 20 because of ongoing issues with Jordan’s Principle a federal program to give Indigenous children timely access to services and supports they need.  The division said historically grants were approved at the regional level but this year’s funding approval process has changed and been delayed at the federal level “Despite our unwavering commitment to supporting students Wild Rose School Division is not in a financial position to sustain these services without the necessary funding By the end of December we will have already invested approximately $750,000 to maintain these critical supports for Indigenous students and families," said the division “The ongoing delay in funding approval places these vital supports at significant risk affecting the well-being and educational outcomes of the students we serve we are not alone in facing these challenges; several school divisions and organizations across Canada are experiencing similar delays.” In November, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ordered Canada to address the backlog of requests under Jordan's Principle Jordan's Principle is a legal rule that stipulates that when a First Nations child needs health social or educational services they are to receive them from the government first approached with questions about final jurisdiction worked out afterwards The tribunal ordered Canada to identify the number of backlogged cases under that rule and return to it with a detailed plan to address them by Dec Canada told the tribunal the proposed timeline to address the backlog of some 140,000 cases was "not operationally feasible" and could impact the delivery of services to First Nations children and families It also identified 25,891 are labelled as urgent The division said its board of trustees 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Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page When the producers of the APTN series Wild Rose Vets first approached Dr Emma Jackson about participating in the show Article contentThe team had a good track record a Métis veterinarian based in rural Alberta Wild Rose Vets is a spin-off of that series with producers widening the lens to focus on three separate vets in Western Canada not long after she graduated from the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine “It’s a very vulnerable position to be in and it’s very vulnerable to watch it,” she says I think that was a little bit of fear that I had.” Your weekday lunchtime roundup of curated links The next issue of Noon News Roundup will soon be in your inbox Still, the producers were persistent and, after a few months, Jackson changed her mind. Born and raised in St. Paul, she went to school in the Saddle Lake Cree Nation and eventually saw Wild Rose Vets as an opportunity. “The main reason was that I wanted to showcase primarily to Indigenous youth that there are veterinarians who look like them, who are from reserves, who went to school on reserves who can go into veterinary medicine and become veterinarians themselves,” she says. Jackson had some conditions. She wanted her segments to focus specifically on the work she did at the Calgary animal shelter run by the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society, or AARCS, on her days off from working full-time at an emergency animal hospital. Jackson has reviewed certain scenes in the series to make sure the medical content was accurate but, at the time of this interview, she had not watched a full episode other than the first one focusing on Hay and Stephen. While the series is meant to focus on positive Indigenous stories, Jackson says some scenes were filmed that she hopes don’t end up on the cutting-room floor, even if they are darker in tone. Jackson credits growing up on a farm for sparking her interest in animals and veterinary medicine. “There wasn’t as much socialization aspects if you grew up on a farm or a reserve because there are limitations of not being able to drive somewhere,” she says. “There were always cats and dogs and horses around to interact with and developing the human-animal bond in that capacity was really important. I think that’s where it came from and I think it just stuck with me, always wanting that capacity to help and give a voice for those who don’t have a voice.” Jackson says she did have a career-altering moment when shooting. In episode 10, she travels to the remote Indigenous community of Ahousaht, a settlement on Flores Island, B.C., that is only accessible by water or air. Volunteering with the Mission PAWSible mobile vet unit, she spent a week in the community. She said the experience has convinced her to focus less on emergency medicine and more on improving access to veterinary care in remote areas. This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Metrics details The cultivation and domestication of roses reflects cultural exchanges and shifts in aesthetics that have resulted in today’s most popular ornamental plant group the narrow genetic foundation of cultivated roses limits their further improvement Wild Rosa species harbour vast genetic diversity yet their utilization is impeded by taxonomic confusion Here we generated a phased and gap-free reference genome of Rosa persica for phylogenetic and population genomic analyses of a large collection of Rosa samples The robust nuclear and plastid phylogenies support most of the morphology-based traditional taxonomy of Rosa Population genomic analyses disclosed potential genetic exchanges among sections indicating the northwest and southwest of China as two independent centres of diversity for Rosa Analyses of domestication traits provide insights into selection processes related to flower colour This study provides a comprehensive understanding of rose domestication and lays a solid foundation for future re-domestication and innovative breeding efforts using wild resources Prices may be subject to local taxes which are calculated during checkout Ornamental plant domestication by aesthetics-driven human cultural niche construction Past and future use of wild relatives in crop breeding Harnessing landrace diversity empowers wheat breeding Reap the crop wild relatives for breeding future crops In Wild Crop Relatives: Genomic and Breeding Resources: Plantation and Ornamental Crops (ed Thibault, L., et al. 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The authors declare no competing interests Nature Plants thanks Xingtan Zhang and the other reviewer(s) for their contribution to the peer review of this work Publisher’s note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations The plates of accessions are sorted by scientific groups. Sample IDs correspond to Supplementary Table 13 The plates of accessions are sorted by number of leaflets. Sample IDs correspond to Supplementary Table 13 Both trees were constructed using maximum likelihood method Bootstrap values were tested with 1,000 replicates The colors represent accessions from different botanical groups The white dots represent distribution information of Rosa accessions, which was derived from field investigation, specimen information, and geographic distribution records from Flora of China and Chinese Virtual Herbarium (http://www.cvh.ac.cn) a society or other partner) holds exclusive rights to this article under a publishing agreement with the author(s) or other rightsholder(s); author self-archiving of the accepted manuscript version of this article is solely governed by the terms of such publishing agreement and applicable law Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41477-025-01955-5 Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Sign up for the Nature Briefing newsletter — what matters in science After landing a historic playoff championship win in November Cavalry FC is opening the league’s new kits in strong fashion The Canadian Premier League side has just unveils its primary kit for the upcoming season in partnership with Macron Dubbed the Alberta Wild Rose kit after the province’s official flower the new design features a clean-looking seven-strip sash on a red backdrop accented by a wild rose motif repeated throughout The collar and trim boasts a tasteful sharing of white with segmented green and red stripes to complete a clean sashed look: Following the club’s playoff championship win in front of a sold-out ATCO Field in November this year’s kits will feature a gold legacy patch on the back neckline to signify Cavalry’s status as the 2024 CPL champions With the club set for just its second-ever Concacaf Champions Cup entry this month a limited number of Concacaf Patches have been made available to purchase as well and can be affixed to the kit prior to delivery Fans interested in purchasing the Cavalry 2025 primary kit can do so here The kit release makes Cavalry the first club to release new club threads for 2025. They kicked off jersey launches last season too with the Aurora Borealis and Innovation City looks Header Image Photo Credit: Cavalry FC Media / Calin Charles EdinburghA Glasgow country-singing ex-con single mother dreams of the big time in Nicole Taylor’s new musical To sing country songs on Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry stage In this fast-moving, heart-grabbing new musical by Nicole Taylor, directed by John Tiffany we follow Rose-Lynn – a star performance from Dawn Sievewright – as she stumbles sings and fights her way along the path to self-realisation backed all the way by a mood-shifting eight-piece band country-kaleidoscoping from rockin’ rhythms to hushed ballads under Ali Roocroft’s toe-tapping direction Taylor’s storyline, based on her award-winning 2018 film starring Jessie Buckley highlighted in the lyrics of the climactic closing number: “Ain’t no yellow brick road/ Running through Glasgow… Ain’t no place like home.” In overcoming obstacles of self-doubt and social deprivation Rose-Lynn is fairy-godmothered by her art school-trained bored housewife employer (pitched perfectly by Janet Kumah) and enlightened by an invisible presence (real-life DJ plot improbabilities require us to do more that merely suspend disbelief: we have to eradicate it from our consciousness What makes us want to do this is an involving emotional through line Rose-Lynn’s evolving relations with her three companions – mother (played by Blythe Duff) and children (Lily Ferguson and Alfie Campbell) – are touchingly credible particular situation nevertheless connects to anyone who has ever felt torn between family and career The gradual shift from fracture towards healing begins with their soul-stretching rendering of Peace in this House (who knew Duff could sing like that?) tempo and location are executed with the brio of a Texas two-step thanks to an excellent creative team and Tiffany’s clear-sighted direction the mega-watt Rose-Lynn commands the stage without dominating an impressive ensemble in which every actor/singer and musician shines Wild Rose is at the Royal Lyceum The creator of Wild Rose is Nicole Taylor not Nicola Taylor as an earlier version stated due to an editing error This is the archive of The Observer up until 21/04/2025 The Observer is now owned and operated by Tortoise Media this vibrant show has plenty of joyful foot-stomping with a star who gives us the raw fragility behind the fanfare The most affecting moments in this big-hearted musical come when tough talking gives way to tenderness Wittily adapted by Nicole Taylor from her 2018 film of the same name and staged with elan by John Tiffany it is the story of ex-con Rose-Lynn Harlan as she tries to reconcile the need to care for her children with her ambitions to make it as a singer Believing no country star ever came out of Glasgow This is all the excuse choreographers Steven Hoggett and Vicki Manderson need to stage exuberant line dances propelled by Ali Roocroft’s jolly eight-piece band sitting across the back of the open set by Chloe Lamford as is the class-based comedy provided by the hard-up singer who uses “Shazam for bathrooms” to identify the price of fancy floor tiles and the appeal court judge who is surprisingly well versed in country music’s origins in Irish/Scots folk this is also a show about inequality of opportunity View image in fullscreenDawn Sievewright (centre) in Wild Rose Photograph: Mihaela BodlovicBut what strikes deep is the scenes of fragility It is when Rose-Lynn (Dawn Sievewright) quietly articulates why country music means so much to her: “Three chords and the truth.” It is in the delay before she finds a way to sing with her children (on my night And it is when mother Marion (Blythe Duff) stands alone and vulnerable for a second-half solo Sievewright is a star in the most unstarry way she captures Rose-Lynn’s charm and streetwise patter as well as her defensiveness and fear she retains an air of modesty even while singing the ending does not quite deliver the feelgood bounce you crave – but At the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Contact: Joan Voigt, DNR Natural Resource Educator, Wild Rose HatcheryJoan.Voigt@wisconsin.gov or 920-622-3527 x209 MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites the public to an open house event at the Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Education Center in Wild Rose on Saturday This free event will allow attendees to learn about many popular gamefish species and celebrate the annual fall salmon migration There will be games and educational activities for guests of all ages fish identification activities and the chance to “swim” upriver like salmon on their migratory journey to spawning areas.  Other activities will include fish-printing on tote bags fly casting demonstrations and making Kool-Aid clay fish You can also take a self-guided tour of the original 1908 hatchery or join a guided tour of the modern operation.  The Wild Rose fish hatchery is a cool and cold-water hatchery that raises steelhead Learn more about this event on the DNR’s Events calendar What: Wild Rose Fall Fish Migration Open House Where: Wild Rose Hatchery               N5871 State Road 22              Wild Rose © Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | Site requirements | Accessibility | Legal | Privacy | Employee resources is set to be featured in the upcoming docuseries Wild Rose Vets will focus on the professional and personal lives of three Indigenous female veterinarians across Western Canada Allison Hay from Saskatoon.  The Métis owner-operator of Nechako Valley Animal Health Services runs the only mixed animal clinic in Vanderhoof within a 100-kilometre radius “My love for animals and their people is what led me to pursue a career in veterinary medicine,” Stephen said every day is different – from the animals that come through our door to the logistical and medical challenges presented day in and day out knowledge and a shared commitment to providing excellence in animal health care It’s very rewarding to be able to contribute to my community in such a meaningful way." Stephen is a member of the College of BC Veterinarians the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society the Association of Veterinary Acupuncturists of Canada and Horse Council of BC. In addition to her veterinary work Stephen is also an avid equestrian competitor The Vanderhoofian attended Nechako Valley Senior Secondary and later graduated from UCC in Kamloops in 1993 as a Veterinary Technician before starting her DVM education at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon in 2001 She completed additional training as a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and has been offering alternative therapy modalities to her patients since 2012 Wild Rose Vets will chronicle the unique journeys of these three veterinarians as real-life Indigenous women navigating the triumphs and challenges of working with animals in need while also exploring their rich Indigenous heritage and cultural ties.  to life and for the opportunity to tell new and uplifting stories of Indigenous excellence through Drs series producer and co-founder of Wapanatahk Media said viewers will get the chance to watch these dedicated vets connect with their First Nations and Métis communities through heartwarming animal stories while also being inspired by the amazing things Indigenous women are accomplishing every day Season One of Wild Rose Vets will air over 13 episodes The series will be broadcast on APTN in English from Sept. 2 to Nov. 25 It will also be available on APTN Lumi in English the show will air on APTN Languages from Sept. 4 to Nov. 27 Wild Rose Vets will be broadcast on APTN Lumi in Cree Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines Download Image the popular streaming service for Black television and film from AMC Networks today announced the greenlight of new original drama series Wild Rose (8×30) Escaping Paradise) and produced by and starring singer the refined series follows a charismatic hitman with a conscious Roosevelt aka ‘Rose,’ who comes from a family of assassins that also happen to run a non-profit organization hired-gun agency known for taking down high-profile targets Rose (Omarion) has always followed orders – until now Rose’s world is turned upside down when his wife and daughter mysteriously walk out of his life and aren’t heard from for months he suspects foul play and finds himself questioning everything and everyone As he embarks on a journey to uncover the truth he starts to unravel a web of secrets that force him to question his identity within his own family “I’m ecstatic that I’m back on your television in a new way,” shared Executive Producer and Star Omarion I can’t wait for the ALLBLK fans and others to see a different side of me I’ve never played a character quite like this Let’s just say I’m venturing out of my comfort zone Every new project is an opportunity to learn “Omarion is a quadruple threat who has had an impressive career spanning mediums and decades “ALLBLK is elated to partner with him and Deji LaRay   to bring Wild Rose to life on the small screen ALLBLK is known as the premier destination for Black creators and storytellers making the platform the perfect home for Wild Rose intriguing and edge-of-your-seat series with our subscribers.” Wild Rose is created by Deji LaRay and executive produced by Omarion Michelle Le Fleur and LaRay for Omarion Worldwide LLC Production on Wild Rose will commence this November in Los Angeles ALLBLK holds exclusive worldwide rights to the series If you’ve been to Capitol Hill’s Wildrose bar in the past two decades The mayor of Seattle out there,” said Martha Manning who has co-owned the legendary lesbian bar — one of the oldest lesbian bars in the country and the only one left in Seattle — with Brothers since 2003 “She knew all of the dog’s names in the neighborhood and even some of their owner’s names.” Brothers died unexpectedly Sunday evening in a Seattle hospital while surrounded by loved ones but “although she had been battling stuff she was doing very well and this was sudden,” Manning said “She was only 5 feet tall,” Larry Brothers said of his younger sister “but she had an engineer’s brain and could drive you crazy with details.” While there were other lesbian bars in Seattle when the Wildrose opened in 1985 Brothers has helped the Rose survive and thrive becoming more than a bar for Seattle’s lesbian and larger queer community It’s a place to drink and chat — but also a place where couples meet and where they break up “Shelley recognized a person in trouble and instead of turning around and walking away she walked toward them,” Larry Brothers said Shelley Brothers was the youngest of three children said their small-town childhood was filled with sports and neighborhood kids always in the thick of things when her two brothers were playing football and basketball in the family’s large yard “She was the baby and her brothers were bigger than life as kids,” Manning said “I think she felt like she was in their shadows (growing up) Shelley Brothers became interested in theater and how things came together backstage She got a job working at a local dinner theater during the summers then worked set construction and sound jobs for years on and off as she moved west living in California and Nevada before settling in Seattle in 1992 Shortly after moving to Seattle from Carson City Brothers first stepped into the bar that would become her life: the Wildrose She got kicked out on that first visit.  Brothers was told vehemently that the bar was a tavern I don’t know the liquor laws in Washington yet,” Brothers told The Seattle Times last year ‘Get out!,’ so I left.” Returning the next day no one “even acted like they threw me out.”  Brothers was later hired to do sound at events and work security part time (keeping another job working with sensors at Eaton) and she and Manning bought into ownership in the early 2000s.   She had a hand in the inner workings of anything sound-related — like making sure everything was working properly the night that Ellen DeGeneres came out on her show “Ellen” in 1997 becoming the first openly lesbian lead character on an American network TV show Brothers would often work the door as security or just check in with patrons around the bar “Anything mechanical was her purview; she was always tinkering with things,” Manning said Larry Brothers said his sister worked by the book; “There was no sneaking people in underage no tolerating misbehavior or evil behavior and no dope dealers.” At the same time Shelley was also someone who was there “for everyone.” She believed in giving second chances and hearing people out especially those who had been cast out or cast aside there were already three people staying with Shelley “She always had people staying with her,” Larry said “She and Martha were always offering safety and safe harbor for women.”  Brothers and Manning became known for that commitment to community and to ensuring the Wildrose remained a place where anyone could find sanctuary “We joked that we’re kind of a community center,” Manning said And the bar has taken its lumps since the duo took over in the early 2000s They saw dips in patronage as the city grew and changed around them; first and again when online dating apps began to replace bars as a natural meeting place for singles When the coronavirus pandemic hit in 2020 and bars and restaurants closed or moved to takeout-only models Brothers and Manning worried the bar wouldn’t survive Larry Brothers had been trying to persuade his sister to host an online fundraiser for a few years leading up to COVID but Shelley was convinced she and Manning should be able to take care of their own bar look: You have thousands of people who want to take care of you,” Larry said “You have to let the people who love you do things for you The Wildrose owners launched a GoFundMe to make ends meet eventually raising nearly $90,000 for the bar “We had years of struggling with our own drive for the place and it gave us both a bump and the hope that people wanted us to be around,” Manning said “That outpouring of support meant so much to her.” The Wildrose was the place to go when drag queen BenDeLaCreme moved to Seattle from Chicago in 2007 “It’s really important as one of the last remaining lesbian bars and historic,” BenDeLaCreme said Tuesday and Shelley and Martha really cultivated something that felt very comfortable.”  BenDeLaCreme eventually worked at Wildrose as a bartender and used the “postage-stamp-sized stage” for performances falling in love with the bar and with Shelley and Martha Martha with her quiet humor and Shelley with her “huge “You couldn’t walk past the Wildrose if you knew Shelley because she was always out front and would spot you from two blocks away,” BenDeLaCreme said “I can picture it now; I would be across the street walking past Lifelong Thrift and I’d hear her voice yelling to me … I have so many incredible imprinted memories there.”  longtime KEXP DJ Riz Rollins said on social media that “there are great people but there are people who managed to stand above the rest,” writing that “Shelley was one of them.”  “I never ever felt less than welcome at ‘the Rose,’ EVER I was humbled to be included in their Pride celebrations but I also felt that I was in danger of taking space where I didn’t belong,” Rollins wrote “(Shelley) told me I was also in community there and she wouldn’t think of celebrating Pride without me She told me that she didn’t have many more Prides left Although she had stepped back a bit from daily duties at the bar meeting friends for lunch or dinner and taking care of people loved animals and it was absolutely reciprocated,” Manning said She just had this love for life and friendships … We were really lucky to have her as our family.”  A celebration of Brothers’ life will be held at the Wildrose on Capitol Hill from 2 to 9 p.m Editor’s note: Comments are disabled on this story Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser Dawn Sievewright leads the stage adaptation Tanyel Gumushan Exclusive: Wild Rose, a new musical written by Nicole Taylor and directed by John Tiffany, is up and running in Edinburgh – and photos have been released, alongside a single. The production is based on Taylor’s critically acclaimed 2018 film of the same name. Appearing in the show are Dawn Sievewright as Rose-Lynn, Blythe Duff as Marion, Andy Clark as Alan Boyne and a range of other roles, Amber Sylvia Edwards as Eileen, Liz Ewing as Agnes and Mary, Peter Hannah in multiple roles including Sam and Mark Hagen, and Hannah Jarrett-Scott as Kathy and Amanda. Janet Kumah, Louise McCarthy, Emma Mullen, Julia Murray, Mia Musakambeva, Star Penders, and Ashley J Russell complete the ensemble. A post shared by WhatsOnStage (@whatsonstage) The roles of Wynonna and Lyle are played alternately by Lily Ferguson, Jessie-Lou Harvey, and Ayla Sherriff, and by Alfie Campbell, Calum Middleton, and Leo Stephen, respectively. Wild Rose has choreography by Steven Hoggett and Vicki Manderson, set design by Chloe Lamford, costume design by Katrina Lindsay, lighting design by Jessica Hung Han Yun, and sound design by Tony Gayle. Music supervision, orchestration, and arrangements are by Sarah Travis and Davey Anderson, with video design by Lewis den Hertog. Casting is by Charlotte Sutton and Kahleen Crawford. The executive producers are Faye Ward of Fable Pictures and Nia Janis of Playful Productions. It’ll run at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh until 19 April. You can listen to Sievewright performing “Tacoma” below. The ballad, written by Caitlyn Smith is available to stream as a single. A second single, “Glasgow (No Place Like Home)”, written for the film by Smith, Kate York and Mary Steenburgen, and performed by Sievewright at the show’s climax, will be released on 17 March. A post shared by WhatsOnStage (@whatsonstage) Get the best deals and latest updates on theatre and shows by signing up for WhatsOnStage newsletter today Whitney Rose of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has always been a free spirit and creative thinker The blonde bombshell has started her own company from the ground up She’s worked hard to make it a household name Whitney’s Wild Rose Beauty has been showcased in the series multiple times And the mother of two is throwing lavish launch parties But Season 5 has thrown Whitney’s entrepreneurial skills into the limelight with some calling out her products as possible fakes Here is what you need to know about the claims against Whitney Last week, Meredith Marks let slip there’s a rumor floating around that Whitney steals Alibaba designs, claims them as her own, and marks them up. While there was no truth in the gossip mill, Dana Wilkey, a former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills housewife Dana notes that Whitney is charging $49 for a gold zodiac necklace Meredith pointed out that the same stock photo was also being used on Alibaba Dana shows more shared photos of a protection cross View this post on Instagram A post shared by PRISM | Intentional Jewelry (@prismlifestyle.co) “In accordance with the Copyright Law of the People’s Republic of China and its implementation rules all types of works that appear on the Platform Whitney is not happy with her pal Mer and notes “I think she’s so pissed off that I started a jewelry company She comes from a place of gatekeeping and fear She doesn’t come from a place of abundance Every time I’ve ever done something for my business I’ll take an Aquarius one if you still sell the zodiac necklaces TELL US – DO YOU THINK WHITNEY IS LYING ABOUT HER JEWLERY BRAND Jennifer O'Brien has been a fan of reality TV ever since Jessica Simpson asked "Is this chicken or fish?" Jennifer's favorite shows consist of everything Bravo including the 'Real Housewives' franchises Jennifer's passion for reality TV shines through as she often tries to get to the bottom of major plot lines like Vanderpump Rules' "Scandoval." The phenomenon of stage-to-screen adaptations has been around since the dawn of cinema Nowadays we’re just as likely to see that transfer happening in reverse In recent years some of the largest-scale productions to hit Scottish stages have been theatrical versions of beloved films staged by the National Theatre of Scotland in 2022 In the great Scots tradition of “a good night out” the acclaimed 2018 film starring Jessie Buckley as Rose-Lynn a talented young Glaswegian country singer with two children and a stretch in prison under her belt to make the transition from film realism to big-stage entertainment Hear leading star Dawn Sievewright in action Alex Wood The world première of Wild Rose, a brand-new musical written by Nicole Taylor and directed by John Tiffany, has extended its run. The production, which is based on Taylor’s critically acclaimed 2018 film of the same name, will open at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh on 14 March 2025, with previews beginning on 6 March. The musical will now run for a further two weeks until 19 April. Appearing in the show are Dawn Sievewright as Rose-Lynn, Blythe Duff as Marion, Andy Clark as Alan Boyne and a range of other roles, Amber Sylvia Edwards as Eileen, Liz Ewing as Agnes and Mary, Peter Hannah in multiple roles including Sam and Mark Hagen, and Hannah Jarrett-Scott as Kathy and Amanda. Janet Kumah, Louise McCarthy, Emma Mullen, Julia Murray, Mia Musakambeva, Star Penders, and Ashley J Russell complete the ensemble. You can listen to Sievewright performing “Tacoma” below: The roles of Wynonna and Lyle will be played alternately by Lily Ferguson Wild Rose has choreography by Steven Hoggett and Vicki Manderson and arrangements are by Sarah Travis and Davey Anderson Casting is by Charlotte Sutton and Kahleen Crawford The executive producers are Faye Ward of Fable Pictures and Nia Janis of Playful Productions Brooklyn hardcore/post-hardcore trio Memory Entry have announce the release of the group's debut EP on March 14th through Iodine Recordings/Mind Over Matter Records Pre-order Our World In Going To Disappear here.  Memory Entry have release the second preview Guitarist Keith Montgomery shared the following: as we were all busy with other bands and creative endeavors We couldn't decide on a name or a direction and that only slowed things down further I kept having these recurring dreams every night The same places; the same people; some familiar and some new mistakes I had made and opportunities I had squandered I wondered if all of my best days were behind me I was inspired by several pieces of art I was taking in at the time that coincided with what I had been experiencing at night and this opened up the idea of the dream world It felt like there was work to be done — but it couldn't all be done in our physical world There was more to discover in this other world It was then that Memory Entry settled on a name and the EP came together quickly after The story of Our World Is Going To Disappear is the story of the band Starting out simply and lamenting everyday heartbreak experimenting with different sounds and vocalizations getting to know each other and realizing that there's much more out there to discover Our World Is Going To Disappear track list:1 Memory Entry‘s debut EP “Our World Is Going To Disappear” will receive a March 21st release through Iodine Recordings/Mind Over Matter Records that trio came together amid the pandemic with the EP featuring studio drumming from Chris Rogy Vocalist/guitarist Keith Montgomery elaborated on the band’s origins as follows: “I kept having these recurring dreams every night It felt like there was work to be done — but it couldn’t all be done in our physical world getting to know each other and realizing that there’s much more out there to discover “Holler Wild Rose” has just been shared online as the second single from that effort “The song poses this question: Have you ever felt like your entire life led to a single moment… and did you arrive to that moment brimming with optimism only to discover that all of your expectations led to disappointment that those closest to you are often the people who let you down the most… and that the world you imagined for yourself is merely a figment of your imagination?” “Our World Is Going To Disappear” track listing: Pre-orders are available now through dthw.sh/ourworldisgoingtodisappear "These bands are way too popular to be in arrears." "Guess you'll have to go Steal This Album if you want to hear it now.." The world premiere of Nicole Taylor’s new musical Wild Rose opens at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh next month We spoke to Janet Kumah who plays Susannah in this brand-new musical For people who may not have previously seen the film Wild Rose is about a woman who believes she has to leave behind everything she knows she discovers that home isn’t something out there in the world; it’s something she carries within her What makes this story the perfect one to transfer to the stage and they seem to connect with your soul in an unexplainable way The story itself is intimate but universal: the journey of finding yourself confronting obstacles outside of your control and letting go of what you thought your life should be to discover what actually makes you happy What has your process of finding the stage version of Susannah been laugh out loud moments that speak to the kind of rehearsal room we have - warm There was a lot to discover about Susannah and it all started with Nicole’s [Taylor] beautiful script There are subtle pointers to Susannah’s beat her rhythm and then there’s the space to play Trial and error has been invaluable as we’ve deep-dived into her journey why their paths have crossed at this moment in their lives and that path of learning has been encouraged by John [Tiffany - Director] and has been quite integral to finding Susannah on stage And then there’s Sarah [Travis] and Davey’s [Anderson] musical arrangements which capture the internal emotions that are part of Susannah’s journey - things she might not say outright but that sit in the music in the way it holds her Why is the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh a good place for Wild Rose to start its journey as a stage musical and the dreams that pull her from Glasgow to Nashville The cultural tones woven throughout give it a unique sense of place and identity It feels right to be grounding the show here This is one of your first ventures into the world of musical theatre How are you finding working on a musical in comparison to working on straight plays I have done some work in musical theatre but the process of working on this show has been very holistic in bringing acting really listening to ourselves as individuals or breath-work all led by Steven [Hoggett] and Vicki [Manderson] who create such a brilliant space to tune in and connect The movement in this show is fluid; it’s instinctual storytelling It’s been a deeply collaborative process rooted in truth What are your favourite songs that feature in the show I’ve hummed ‘Get Out of This Town’ in the kitchen and en-route to and from work quite a few times sung beautifully by Dawn [Sievewright playing Rose-Lynn] that’s brought a tear or two to my eyes really cleverly choreographed as part of a hilarious scene Why should audiences come to see the world premiere of Wild Rose in Edinburgh performed by an extraordinary ensemble of performers and the entire creative and production team have done such a stunning job of bringing this story to life on stage; the music it’s all woven together in a way that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable I think people will leave the theatre still feeling the songs in their bones maybe even Googling them on the way home if they didn’t already know them and we get to use them to tell this stunning story of self discovery Wild Rose plays at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh from 6 March-19 April, with further info here. Advertising Website design by: Tess Robinson On Sunday in historic downtown Duluth at the Norway Hall Event Center guests were invited to immerse themselves in a wedding event unlike any other Wild Rose Company hosted the Northland’s very first mock wedding an event that put its 13 vendors at the forefront of the conversation why don’t we bring couples in that want to see what it feels like,” said Amber Brostrom The staged wedding’s vendors decorated the Norway Hall Event Center like they would a traditional wedding showcasing their skills for potential couples to experience firsthand “As humans it’s hard for us to be real visual and you want to use all of your five senses so your touch And to be able to sit down with your significant other and kind of have a time to yourself is really helpful to help them make sure that they made the right decision because it’s a very important day in their life,” said Brostrom The event gave its guests a chance to envision themselves as if they were the ones walking down the aisle on their special day along with providing clear visuals for couples looking to tie the knot and Sounds Unlimited Entertainment all participated in the mock wedding Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file should contact Vicki Kaping at vkaping@wdio.com or (218) 727-6864 The fun begins on Saturday, March 1st, at 7:00 p.m. when blues rocker and acoustic blues solo artist Southside Denny takes the stage at the beautiful Leighton Auditorium in the St. Joseph County Public Library, downtown South Bend for a live taping of the Wild Rose Moon Radio Hour. Information and Tickets: www.wildrosemoon.com Along with special guest Ole Harv of WVPE’s “Blues Revue” and keyboardist Don Savoie the energetic blues virtuoso will hold court as he runs through some of his greatest hits in a 50-minute concert and an hour-long taping of the radio program “The Moon is proud to host Denny once more as our headliner for our on-the-road version of the radio hour,” says George Schricker Founder & Executive Director of Wild Rose Moon “To see an international artist like Denny come back time after time to perform for our Michiana audiences shows just how Marshall County is establishing itself in the arts community.” A native of South Bend who now lives in Montreal Southside cut his teeth at Buddy Guy’s in Chicago He has opened for blues legends Luther Allison and Pinetop Perkins and shared the stage with Ray Charles will be joined by band members Louis Polos on bass and John Bahler and Sean Hoffman of the Wild Rose Moon Band The program will subsequently be heard on WVPE Public Radio and seen on WNIT Public Television at a date TBA Audience members will be taped and function as an integral part of the show which includes the “Shoot the Moon” game show and the sing-along theme song “The River Goes Round.” “Blues Moon Over Michiana” is made possible by generous support from the Saint Joseph County Community Foundation Claudia Schmidt Serves Up Her Heartfelt Songs on the Wild Rose Moon Radio HourOn Air: Monday February 3rd at 7:00 PM EST on 88.1 WVPE Legendary performer Claudia Schmidt began her Wild Rose Moon Radio Hour performance by recounting a story and song— “Veil of Sorrow.” She had shared the performance at a celebration of life for her mentor and friend Frank Galati (Award-winning Chicago writer “It’s a song that felt very old to me—when it came in.” In the conversation that follows with host George Schricker she discusses her first experiences in the 1970s with Bob Gibson – a friend and mentor during her early days in Chicago I was unaware at the time about his background.” (Bob helped to develop the folk music revival in the 1950s and early 1960s) “Then one night at the Earl of Old Towne Segueing into the song “Hypatia of Alexandria,” she explains “I was reading this book—“Flow Down Like Silver” by Ki Longfellow and was just astounded I was so inspired I just had to write a song about her.” No longer forgotten or killed for your genius Gary songwriter Patti Shaffner performs her song the tongue-in-cheek “Sink or Swim.” Accompanied by Nathan Waddill on bass and Sean Hoffman on fiddle the song sizzles along with Patti scatting along and then breaking out into a cool groove.” They’ll throw you in the water and watch you drown The “Shoot the Moon” game show follows with contestants Mary Jo Finley (Plymouth) and Fred Waldschmidt (Illinois) competing for prizes while answering questions about Claudia Schmidt’s biography they answer questions related to Beaver Island Cuisine “Broken Glass,” and her work composing music for a Bertolt Brecht play Claudia sings a revised version of her signature early song “Broken Glass.” Eschewing the original rhythm “This is a song I wrote when I was young; I hardly understood when I wrote it That’s the beauty of getting to sing these songs over and over as they keep revealing new truths That the air around you soothes you like a holy balm That your lonely anger hasn’t turned your insides inside out That you found a place some of us still dream about Claudia discusses her relationship with singing and songwriting as of service – a way of making the world more hospitable and harmonious She closes with a song sung in solidarity with much of the aging audience who has come to see her: “I’ve always had a hard time sleeping my entire life We’re told that sleep is so essential as we get older So I wrote this song about sleeping called “Lullaby for Grownups.” Claudia sings about different body parts that need rest recognizing how each part contributes to our lives and needs rest we hope you will all go get some good sleep For more visit: https://wildrosemoon.com/