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View Obituary & Service Information The family of Diane (DeSerras) Arenella created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Available by phone 24/7 ‘All of us make mistakes and it’s important to admit it’ A law professor at UCLA said the United States’ “only hope” is for its military to conduct a coup d’état against the Trump administration in order to stop it from becoming a Russian ally Peter Arenella tweeted on X over the weekend “at this point my only hope for the US to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military Tragic to say that because the military are trained to avoid any politically motivated intervention.” Arenella followed up by claiming Trump helped prevent such an occurrence by “firing all the Joint Chief of Staff military leaders and replacing them with [his own] military acolytes.” He added that the country will “get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy.” After his remarks triggered a swift blowback, including a commenter who tagged new FBI Director Kash Patel, Arenella apparently realized how his original tweet was worded, and so offered an explanation and apology: AGENCIES 1] I do not advocate a violent military intervention to overthrow our Govt Such action would only trigger a civil war that would cause further damage to our democracy 2] I am a Quaker who believes violence is never a morally appropriate response unless done in self defense I did make a mistake in a post where I was speculating about the source of any violent response to our govt abandoning its promise to defend Ukraine I mistakenly framed the issue by using the words “my only hope.” Earlier today Arenella tweeted he was “suspending” posts on X for “at least a week” due to his “terminal stupidity and laziness in not editing” the coup-related post MORE: Profs accuse Trump, Musk of lawlessness, anti-democratic extremism in UMich teach-in “I deserve criticism for that post written in anger and frustration,” Arenella wrote I should never post anything in anger that does not reflect my considered judgment my mea culpa did not diminish the fury even though I sincerely regretted making a mistake “All I can say in response is that all of us make mistakes and its [sic] important to admit it so we don’t repeat it.” Arenella offered similar qualified remarks following the first assassination attempt on Trump in July He tweeted that democracy “was already hanging by a thread,” and now the “iconic picture of Trump raising his fist in defiance with our flag waving behind him will lead to his election and the loss of our democracy.” He added “without any factual basis” that his “first instinct” upon hearing of the shooting was that Trump staged the whole thing MORE: 950+ law professors label Trump’s actions a ‘constitutional crisis’ Like The College Fix on Facebook / Follow us on Twitter Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" A law professor at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) posted multiple messages on his social media account to criticize Donald Trump prior to his swearing-in including one that says his presidency could end with “a fascist and authoritarian President putting the last nail in the coffin of our democracy.” Peter Arenella is a professor of law emeritus who teaches “Criminal Law and seminars on moral agency and criminal law excuse theory.” He previously taught at Rutgers University [RELATED: Rutgers professor who said she hoped Trump shooting would ‘inspire others’ will teach this fall] In one of Arenella’s posts on Inauguration Day X “If history of the US Presidency doesn’t end with a fascist racist and authoritarian President putting the last nail in the coffin of our democracy Biden will be remembered for being one of our best leaders.” If history of the US Presidency doesn’t end with a fascist Biden will be remembered for being one of our best leaders His pre-emptive pardons of American heroes like Fauci and the Jan 6th — Professor Peter Arenella (@arenella1) January 20, 2025 “His pre-emptive pardons of American heroes like Fauci and the Jan 6th committee members reflects his courage and wisdom because he knows Trump will weaponize the DOJ to go after his adversaries,” he continued In a separate post Arenella stated that he has been “begging HS and College kids to plan a massive protest for the past 2 yrs: what better time and place to do it than Washington DC on our national day of shame when Trump is sworn in to be President repost it to any young followers you have.” I have been begging HS and College kids to plan a massive protest for the past 2 yrs: what better time and place to do it than Washington — Professor Peter Arenella (@arenella1) January 14, 2025 [RELATED: Bellarmine instructor no longer employed after Trump assassination comments, slams administrators for capitulating to ‘domestic terrorism’] Arenella said in a Jan. 10 post that “During the Covid Pandemic when Trump suggested that drinking bleach might cure the illness I suggested Trump might be the ANTI-CHRIST more evidence of this possibility emerged at President Carter’s funeral all of the former Presidents put a hand over their hearts as did Melania During the Covid Pandemic when Trump suggested that drinking bleach might cure the illness — Professor Peter Arenella (@arenella1) January 10, 2025 Arenella also posted a Jan. 12 sermon for his followers on X focusing on Trump: “MY SUNDAY HOMILY: ‘CERTAINTY IS THE ENEMY OF UNITY WITHOUT DOUBT,THERE IS NO NEED FOR FAITH’ If only MAGA supporters of Trump understood these lessons.” MY SUNDAY HOMILY: “CERTAINTY IS THE ENEMY OF UNITY WITHOUT DOUBT,THERE IS NO NEED FOR FAITH” If only MAGA supporters of Trump understood these lessons — Professor Peter Arenella (@arenella1) January 12, 2025 Campus Reform has contacted UCLA for comment Michael Duke is a student at Fordham University studying a minor in Business Law and Ethics and concentrations in Finance and Business Economics He is the Special Counsel of his university's College Republicans and is the founding Chapter President of the Turning Point USA He is a contributing writer for his university's newspaper Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker “You’re advocating a military coup and claim Trump is the threat to democracy You’re a special kind of stupid,” @JoshWeber2 wrote A professor of criminal law at the University of California military to take action against President Donald Trump as the only way out of what he believed to be an imminent U.S.—Russia alliance Mr Arenella ignited the furore of MAGA supporters and Republicans on Saturday after he called for a military intervention and violent resistance to stop the U.S to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military,” the UCLA professor said in a post on X Mr Arenella asked if any “military heroes” were willing to stage a coup to protect the Constitution that Mr Trump and MAGA supporters were desperately trying to tear down “Remember that our military has sworn an oath to protect the very Constitution that Trump and his criminal enablers are tearing down Will some courageous military heroes engage in a counter coup?,” the criminal law professor said The UCLA employee said Mr Trump fired the military chiefs in his first weeks of office and replaced them with his own loyalists because he already anticipated the possibility of a coup “Trump anticipated that possibility and acted swiftly to minimize that type of intervention,” Mr Arenella said we will get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy.” His post has triggered a flurry of reactions from U.S majority of whom are now asking UCLA to take disciplinary action against Mr Arenella claiming that he was inciting violence with his posts. Some X users tagged the FBI, Secret Service and military chiefs to review Mr Arenella’s posts for action. Other netizens asked the Trump-led administration to axe all federal funding to UCLA as was done to Columbia University last Friday. “I hope Trump stops federal funding to UCLA, you piece of shit,” tweeted @tajh86 “I know our profession is completely fucked in regards to many of its leaders and kicked out of public life,” tweeted another user “You’re advocating a military coup and claim Trump is the threat to democracy? You’re a special kind of stupid,” @JoshWeber2 As a Law professor, I bet you have a pretty good idea about how much FEDERAL time you’re looking at now that dozens of folks on x just reported you to the FBI,” tweeted @brianmatthews. UCLA had yet to release any statement to support or distance the itself from Mr Arenella’s controversial posts. 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Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. A professor from the University of California Los Angeles has seemingly called for “violent resistance by our military” against President Donald Trump. On March 8, Professor Peter Arenella of UCLA commented on X: “At this point Tragic to say that because the military are trained to avoid any politically motivated intervention.” He also accused Trump of “Firing all the Joint Chief of Staff military leaders and replacing them with military acolytes of Trump anticipated that possibility and acted swiftly to minimize that type of intervention,” and added: “Ultimately we will get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy.” [RELATED: Boston University worker appears to call for death of DOGE members] The post has received more than 222,000 views since its publication. Professor Arenella has made several other inflammatory comments against President Trump. On March 4, he wrote: “Remember that our military has sworn an oath to protect the very Constitution that Trump and his criminal enablers are tearing down,” and then asked if “some courageous military heroes [will] engage in a counter coup.” He previously stated that President Trump “might be the ANTI-CHRIST,” and also claimed that: “[i]f history of the US Presidency doesn’t end with a fascist Multiple professors have made controversial comments about President Trump during the 2024 presidential election. Following the first assassination attempt on the president’s life several professors expressed their dismay that the would-be assassin had failed. Tracy Budd of Rutgers University wrote after the assassination attempt: “Let’s hope today’s events inspire others.” [RELATED: ‘F**K YOU DONALD TRUMP’: South Carolina prof goes on unhinged social media rant during inauguration] Marty Walsh, a professor at the Berklee College of Music, wrote: “Too bad the shooter missed Maybe this will spawn copy cat shooters.” Another professor, Stacey Patton from Morgan State University, penned an article titled: “‘Is He Dead?’ Why Black People Are Not Grieving The Failed Assassination Of Donald Trump.” John James was fired from his post at Bellarmine University after he posted on social media: “If you’re gonna shoot don’t miss,” in response to the shooting. Campus Reform has contacted Professor Arenella and UCLA for comment "If you are pushing yourself to attend events for the sake of your partner it might be useful to have an honest conversation about this with your partner You may find that your partner is totally okay with you skipping out once you discuss your concerns you might find ways to compromise together." Conversely if you're someone who looks forward to attending Pride events Arenella recommends talking to your partner and forming a solution to meet each other halfway Kat Arenella how to address a situation where one partner feels pressured to come out or attend events during Pride season "This is going to depend on the relationship and the individuals involved," Dr "but I think one of the most foundational pieces here is good communication It is helpful if the person wanting to attend Pride events can discuss this with their partner including the importance of this for them." Attending a Pride parade can hold different meanings for everyone it's important for the individual to feel that they can share these reasons with the other person "The same goes for the partner who doesn't want to attend — discuss your reasons with your partner so they can understand where you are coming from," Dr Arenella shares you can make a shared decision forward that honors both of your needs." For instance, if you're not ready to come out, perhaps you can compromise with your partner and support the LGBTQ+ community as an ally you can attend a pre-parade event if the parade itself feels too daunting for you Arenella suggests joining your partner and their friends for a "Pride-adjacent activity," such as brunch before the parade or dinner and drinks in the evening check in with each other after to provide care and support," Dr "Community support is one of the most well-researched predictors of wellbeing for queer folks," Dr Kat Arenella shares during an exclusive chat with Glam deciding not to attend any Pride events for the sake of your partner is not necessarily the right move especially if you attend them to seek community try compromising and brainstorming other ideas to meet both you and your partner's needs it is important that you first really understand each other's needs," Dr and focus on how attending/not attending Pride makes you feel This can make it a little easier for your partner to really hear and understand you." consider celebrating Pride on your own by enjoying a Pride-themed date and getting creative binge-watch a queer TV series or have a karaoke session by belting out songs by your favorite LGBTQ+ artists You can also go for dinner with friends who also identify as queer as long as you're bonding with your partner in a way that makes both partners feel accepted and comfortable "If you are feeling pressured to come out during Pride season it might be helpful to remind yourself that the spirit of Pride is not actually about being 'out,' Dr Arenella explains and expression — all values you can have even if you aren't out!" ‘My only hope for the US to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military’ By Katy Grimes “At this point, my only hope for the US to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military,” he posted to X “Tragic to say that because the military are trained to avoid any politically motivated intervention Firing all the Joint Chief of Staff military leaders and replacing them with military acolytes of Trump anticipated that possibility and acted swiftly to minimize that type of intervention Ultimately, we will get what we deserve by giving Trump a second chance to destroy our democracy, he added Ironically perhaps, Prof. Arenella is a criminal law moral authority, according to his UCLA bio: “He is a nationally recognized criminal law and procedure scholar writing about the relationship between criminal and moral responsibility by exploring competing conceptions of criminal culpability and moral agency at work in immaturity and mental disability defenses (e.g. His moral agency work in philosophical and legal journals has generated considerable commentary and is frequently cited in ongoing debates about the justifications for criminal punishment He has also written extensively on the privilege against self incrimination and grand jury practices.” In 2023, the Globe reported that UC Davis assistant professor of American Studies Jemma DeCristo [formerly Jeramy Decristo tweeted a very threatening post on October 10 threatening “Zionist” journalists and their kids with a cleaver and an ax: “One group of people we have easy access to in the US is all these Zionist journalists who spread propaganda & misinformation The tweet is accompanied by images of a cleaver There must be something in the water in the University of California system In 2019, UC Davis professor Joshua Clover called for police to be killed. Following the murder by a convicted criminal of police officer Natalie Corona, 22, a rising star in the police department of Davis, California, the Globe reported: The Aggie columnist Nick Irvin thought it might be hearsay but he began looking around on Twitter and found these tweets from professor Clover: “I am thankful that every living cop will one day be dead too many of old age,” showed up on November 27 it’s easier to shoot cops when their backs are turned And “People think that cops need to be reformed In similar style, the Sacramento Bee found that in 2015 Clover told the SF Weekly “People think that cops need to be reformed the UC Davis administration condemned the statements and found it “unconscionable that anyone would condone much less appear to advocate murder.” And this weekend we have UCLA Criminal Law Professor Peter Arenella posting a tweet saying that the U.S Military must launch an insurrection against Trump leading him to attempt a weasle-worded backtrack He writes: “To the hundreds of Trump supporters who responded to my post about military intervention: I let my anger/frustration at what the current administration is doing to Ukraine to overwhelm common sense I should not have posted something that did not reflect any calm consideration.” “My post about how our only hope is our military intervening triggered Trash loyalists including one person who sent my post to K Patel at the FBI I do regret the tone of that post which reflected my disgust about Trump removing vital self defense technology 1] I do not believe our military will intervene 2]any violent intervention would likely trigger a civil war which would hurt everyone 3]That post also reflected my disgust that no organized resistance movement[non violent] has developed.” “please read my last post-I was not advocating for violence but speculating where the source of resistance to Trump et al might come from since Congress and SCT are not likely I agree with you that anyone who advocated such a disaster would be a fool not qualified to teach” One X response takes some of the wind out of his sails acknowledging how many top military officers President Barack Obama fired: Peter Arenella should be investigated and perhaps terminated for his threats against President Trump Notably, the Gateway Pundit addresses the approximately $900 million in direct federal funding UCLA receives for “a range of contracts and grants,” and another $200 million for overhead This is the only way to get the attention of deranged academia – cut their funding So this law professor is rallying support for a military Coup d’état This person does not deserve to be in their job at U.C.L.A If there is any doubt that universities are employing Communist professors It’s amazing how contrite and repetitive they become once they are caught and called out just tenure showing idiots everywhere how to protect oneself from their own stupidity pay him a very publicized visit asking for some clarification… Arrest the creep for sedition: The statutes in place and like criminal conspiracy So UCLA $900 million in direct federal funding and another $200 million for overhead all paid for by taxpayers the only way to get their attention is to cut off their funding until demonic mentally ill professors like this one are fired and driven out of academia All CA UC campuses should be shut down for at least 2 years so the whole mess can be sorted out The CSU system should scrap most of its liberal arts degrees for 2 years while diverting that funding to real degrees like engineering I do believe in the value of a liberal arts education and have nothing against offering classes in the humanities But nobody needs a PhD in women’s studies or a social justice law debris (not a typo) and all the rest of that identity politics garbage A lot of the “sciences” need to be closely examined to see if they actually help move the ball forward in civilization’s advance or if they are just jobs programs for environmentalists and other such mutants The money saved can be used to expand the community colleges and lessen the tuition the community colleges would need to shed useless offerings as well and undergo a thorough DOGE’ing California government in general needs a thorough DOGE’ing I am so sick of the rot in the California University system My dad was one and he had his HANDS FULL with the Global Boilers of which he had the dissenting opinion So many just blow with what is fashionable teach people about the concept of Constitutional Republic convert some of the schools to pure trade schools Stop funneling people into useless degrees that only cause trouble and leave them parasites of the apparatus The rot was there in the 90s when I went and it just got worse I had a friend at SF State..for Goodness Sake that had a class called “sexual variations” that showed be$stiality movies under the guise of “education”…I kid you not and I’m in total agreement with “usable skillsets” being an achievable target not the worthless and destructive nonsense that these institutions promote GITMO would be an appropriate facility for these anti-American “academics.” Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "aab4a9b03dc116414ba769f44473b3c1" );document.getElementById("b0150800dd").setAttribute( "id" My apartment. I have two rooms, one where I work on my music, and another where I'm communicating with the outside world and hustling for work. I’m happiest where I write music, but I am grateful for the second space where I can have complete separation. 2/6What are the essentials you need to get your job done? My pen and inkwell, my phonograph, and New York. I listen to music on the phonograph and transcribe it. I find the music by scouring flea markets and estate sales, and little hole in the walls out in the middle of nowhere. It’s sleuth work. I include New York because of the wonderful inspiration it affords: the beautiful mélange of people and cultures, and the frenetic energy. When I moved here at 17, I had nothing. I struggled, I played in the subway, worked in bars, you name it. Because it's tough, it forced me to get organized. It taught me that I had to be more than a musician--I had to become a businessman in order to survive. Taylor Jewell3/6**Are there any rituals you have before you sit down and work? ** Having a glass of St-Germain is helpful, but just getting down and writing is an escape in itself. I didn’t compose anything for five years after my mom died because the place where that music came from was intermingled with the pain of losing her. As I’ve gotten older I’ve learned to stay disciplined and let the art pull me through difficult times. Taylor Jewell4/6How did you become involved in music? I've wanted to be a musician and composer ever since I was a child. My goal is to harken back to a simpler age when people just wanted to go out and dance and enjoy good music. So I found myself in the business of producing events and also running an orchestra in New York City. Taylor Jewell5/6**What motivates you on a daily basis? ** At the end of the day, if I don’t play, I don’t have food on the table. It’s really a motivation of survival. I am the product I am selling -- it's my flesh and blood, my voice, and my fingers that I’m selling. I’m just trying to organize myself more so that when I do start to settle down I can have somewhat of a comfortable life. Taylor Jewell6/6**What continues to inspire you in your work? ** 1920's jazz. The Twenties were a time for modernity and innovation and experimentation. We look back and think of the Twenties as this romantic time, but it wasn’t romantic at all. It was about cutting all ties with the past and looking forward and creating something completely new. That spirit's in the music and that’s how I try to be in my own life—I don’t try to be “vintage.” That’s farcical. I simply am who I am--I’m not stuck in one era. has sparked controversy after openly advocating for military intervention to remove former U.S Arenella suggested that a military coup was the only way to prevent Trump from steering the U.S He acknowledged that the military is trained to avoid political intervention but insisted that extraordinary measures were necessary Arenella’s remarks have drawn sharp criticism from legal experts with many condemning them as an attack on democratic principles While some anti-Trump activists have voiced concerns over Trump’s policies few have gone as far as suggesting armed military intervention Political figures from both parties have denounced the statement emphasizing that calls for military action against an elected leader undermine the rule of law Republican lawmakers described Arenella’s comments as “reckless and dangerous,” calling for an investigation into whether his statements violate federal laws against inciting insurrection 🚨🇺🇸UCLA LAW PROFESSOR CALLS FOR MILITARY COUP TO REMOVE TRUMP UCLA professor Peter Arenella is openly advocating for violent military resistance against Trump claiming it’s the only way to stop the U.S His post admits that the "military is trained… https://t.co/5uykV9pJXL pic.twitter.com/ecKSvfQ9IW — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 8, 2025 UCLA has not yet issued an official statement on the matter pressure is mounting on the university to address the professor’s remarks with calls for disciplinary action from conservative commentators and free speech advocates alike The controversy highlights deepening political divisions in the U.S. as debates over Trump’s influence continue to shape discussions on governance and democracy Copyright © 2025 | The Zimbabwe Mail Online - Your News! 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Michael Arenella recently was promoted to principal budget analyst at Northrop Grumman Corp.'s operation in Palm Bay Arnella is a graduate of graduate of Northrop Grumman's Pathways Rotation Program he supports information technology budgeting with Northrop Grumman’s Enterprise Services Arnella is a graduate of the Florida Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree in business (global management and finance) and a master's degree in business administration (international business) He currently is enrolled at Old Dominion University Traylor joins Melbourne architecture firmShad Traylor recently joined the staff of Tsark Architecture in Melbourne as a senior architect Traylor received his bachelor's degree in architecture from Kansas State University and holds master's degrees (in arts and also in business administration) from Webster University Shannon Rennemann recently was named controller at the Space Coast Health Foundation in Rockledge Rennemann assumes the leadership for the foundation's financials Rennemann has been a member of the Space Coast Health Foundation staff for four years and working her way up to the senior accountant position and received her bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Central Florida She is married and the mother of four children If you have a Business Newsmakers item you'd like to publish Price at wtpkansas@yahoo.com or contact him at 321-223-0230 A second generation of Arlington Heights restaurant royalty has set up shop in an aging strip mall and is serving well-crafted familiar Italian fare in a family-friendly atmosphere under the name Via Arenella work in the restaurant business his whole life He watched them spend long nights on their feet serving others And toiling in a steamy kitchen for 14 hours a day turning out food for the faithful that followed the couple from Arlington Heights to Palatine and back again Franco and his two brothers spent after-school hours and weekends pitching in in the kitchen busing tables and learning the business as much by osmosis as by watching and doing “I never thought it was something I wanted to do when I was in the kitchen,” said Franco now 22 and studying hospitality management at DePaul University in Chicago So with their parents' blessing (the couple walked away from the family's last restaurant venture in summer 2016), Franco, Mario Jr., 19, and Alfonso “Fonzo,” 25, sought out a spot in Arlington Heights and opened Via Arenella in December Franco tends to the front of the house while Mario Jr Fonzo has his father's culinary skills and has taken over his father's command of the kitchen Mario and Rosa haven't stepped aside entirely “We're trying to finish teaching them the trade so we can retire,” Mario said While 90 percent of the menu will be familiar to longtime patrons - yes the chicken Marsala and linguine gamberi have not disappeared - the setting will not The Old World Italian village motif has given way to a sleek modern setting that bears little resemblance to the space's former life as a neighborhood watering hole A black brick textured wall anchors the space and provides a bold backdrop to the restaurant's red logo A bar with seating for 18 provides a comfortable spot for those waiting for a table on a busy weekend or for friends enjoying a beer and a hockey game after work the building tantrum of an unruly child goes almost unnoticed On a recent Saturday night my bestie and I settled in to a table thankful for our reservation as we watched others being turned away With a glass of prosecco in hand (the wine list offers glasses for $7 to $11 and bottles I selected the eggplant crostini appetizer to start I've learned to stay away from bruschetta in the dead of winter when tomato quality can be less than desirable And I wasn't in the mood for any of the seafood appetizers (grilled baby octopus and sauteed mussels among them) possibly because the odor of fish was heavy when I walked in Tender chunks of eggplant and smooth fresh mozzarella played nicely with sweet tomato sauce and the garlicky toasts Minestrone was a no-brainer on that chilly evening and the soup hit all the traditional markers with a pleasant blend of herbs and no one veggie or bean trying to hog the spotlight kept to tradition with beautiful curls of Parmesan I'm putting off trying the asparagus and Gorgonzola salad until the calendar turns to spring served in a buttery white wine sauce and topped with Fontina cheese as did the tortellini and prosciutto with mushrooms and peas yet I went with the evening's fish special I wasn't immediately impressed by the grouper limone as a bone interrupted my first bite Subsequent fork fulls revealed well-cooked fish in a bright lemony sauce That pleasant acidicness was a nice foil to the pasta carbonara The dish was expertly prepared with crisp bits of pancetta and the eggs created a rich coating for the al dente spaghetti instead of turning it into a scramble I would have liked more vegetables on the plate and didn't realize until later that grilled vegetables are available as a side dish yet the waitress forgot her promise of extra plates prompting my companion to grab a few from the busers station We also had to flag her down for a fresh beverage to enjoy with our entrees We were bummed when told the limoncello cake that we eyed upon entering was sold out but we quickly got over it when we bit into the moist Other sweet endings include cannoli and tiramisu I popped in a few days later for takeout pizzas and was impressed with the Biancaneve The hand-tossed crust gets brushed with olive oil and smothered with mozzarella cheese Dollops of ricotta and fresh basil leaves dot the pizza before it hits the oven ultra cheesy combination you're not likely to soon forget My sons were equally impressed by the more mainstream pepperoni version I liked that the crust was thin without being cracker crisp Chicago-style deep dish and New York-style pies also are available and I happily report that giardineria is available as a topping Italian beef and sausage as well as chicken and eggplant Parmesan sandwiches are on the menu So props to the Longobardi boys for continuing their parents' legacy of convivial dining and introducing Via Arenella to new folks in town <i>Restaurant reviews are based on one anonymous visit The Daily Herald does not publish reviews of restaurants it cannot recommend.</i> viaarenella.com/ Setting: Modern ristorante with generous bar seating After seven seasons as the head coach for the Snow Hill boys basketball team The move comes nearly a month after the Eagles finished one of their best seasons in recent history losing in the 1A East Regional Final to Patterson Mill Snow Hill has yet to announce Arenella's replacement Arenella had spent 10 season with the program beginning his tenure as a coach for the junior varsity squad but said he’s leaving the team to spend more time with his family The longtime coach welcomed his second daughter into the world last year making fatherhood his primary responsibility “There were days and nights that I would say bye to my kids in the morning and by the time I got home they’d be asleep,” Arenella said Although Arenella won’t be on the sidelines come basketball season he hopes that he’s left the program in a better spot than when he first arrived winning multiple state championships throughout the 2000s Having coached many athletes through the years Arenella said his main focus was to make players better people and give them the tools needed to succeed once they graduate we finished with 13 kids between varsity and JV and there’s so much interest in the program now," Arenella said "We’re graduating young men who will contribute in the real world.” MORE SNOW HILL: Eagles' soccer player signs with D2 college program MORE COACHING: Bobby Collins out as UMES men's basketball coach With every season came fond memories for Arenella but when thinking back to his favorite year it was hard for the head coach not to point to his most recent After starting the season with just four wins in the first 12 games Snow Hill turned on the jets in the second half riding a wave of momentum into the Maryland state tournament Despite playing the bulk of their games on the road Arenella and the Eagles downed tough squads like North Dorchester After holding a comfortable lead in the Regional Championship the team allowed Patterson Mill to come back and end their chances of winning a title But it was still a “magical” season for the Snow Hill coach “We had a lot of injuries early,” Arenella said but everyone’s been a Snow Hill kid for three or four years Arenella said he’s also enjoyed the county rivalries with schools like Stephen Decatur and Pocomoke Having a good relationship with coaches B.J he and his team would always walk away with more appreciation for their opponents at the end of contest — and vice versa “We had some epic battles,” Arenella said and just trying to get kids to think less about themselves and more about the team.” Although he’ll be stepping away from the court Arenella will still be present at Snow Hill as an employee of the school should his players need him He said he’ll always be around to offer advice help with workouts and give kids access to the gym expect to see Arenella in the stands come basketball season rooting on his favorite team in a sea of maroon and silver “I’m still an avid basketball fan and a big fan of Snow Hill,” Arenella said I was very fortunate and extremely grateful for the opportunity Though Arenella is at peace with his decision the former Snow Hill coach did say he could see a future where he’s back on the court — but don’t expect that to happen any time soon “Never say never,” Arenella said “By no means is the door closed.” MORE SPORTS: UMES men's basketball coaching job: Here are top local candidates the school should consider MORE SPORTS: JMB wrestling hopes for bright future with trio of state athletes about a half-mile from the Austin Convention Center and a few blocks from dozens of restaurants breweries and some of the best barbecue in town The 575-square-foot studio apartment has an open living There's a large bathroom with a walk-in shower and is almost completely decorated with works from local artists We welcome guests with a hand-written note coffee and a complimentary bottle of wine," Joe Arenella said have been Airbnb hosts for about eight years now They are considered "super hosts," meaning they are Airbnb's most experienced and top-rated hosts who go above and beyond to create superior hospitality for guests They rent out an upstairs apartment for between $125 and $165 a night charging more during festivals and large local events "I really can't say there has been a single drawback from hosting; we love it," Joe Arenella said We have met some of the nicest people from all over the world We've hosted such a huge variety of guests from Hollywood movie directors and it is a great experience to get to know them." More: Increasingly, short-term rental boom pits neighbor against neighbor Airbnb hosts collectively earned nearly $22 billion by opening their home to travelers with the typical host earning about $14,000 in supplemental income last year hosts brought in about $10,800 in median earnings last year Hosts in Travis County led the way with $72 million in income in 2022 and Dallas County hosts brought in $29 million the other two top-earning Texas counties were Galveston with about $29 million in total host earnings last year the typical host earnings were about $12,500 last year Joe Arenella says he and his wife earn about $20,000 a year but we pull it off the market several months out of the year for friends and family," he said Is Airbnb safe? Check for these four red flags to avoid scams as a guest on your next stay many people are turning to Airbnb to make extra money in the current uncertain economic climate A recent survey of Airbnb hosts found nearly two-thirds are using the money they earn through Airbnb to cover the heightened cost of living while almost half said Airbnb earnings help cover food and other costs that have become more expensive parents and artists — who have turned their home into a supplemental source of income "the extra income helps pay for property taxes and usually a little left over for East Austin tacos," Joe Arenella said but especially those of us that are retired or close to it It is such a great experience and extra source of income More: Study finds 75% of Austin short-term rentals are illegal According to a recent Airbnb survey of hosts across the U.S. the supplemental income is key to making ends meet: 62% said they plan to use the money they earn on Airbnb to cover the heightened cost of living over the next 12 months.44% used the money earned through hosting on Airbnb to cover food and other costs that have become more expensive.42% said the money helped them stay in their home.More than 10% said the money helped them avoid eviction or foreclosure.Although short-term rentals have stirred much controversy and many complaints in recent years — and have prompted thorny issues with regulation licensing and enforcement — Joe Arenella said that "we would not be able to live in Austin without it due to the outrageously high property taxes." FRONTLINE reports from Iraq on the miscalculations and mistakes behind the brutal rise of ISIS WATCH » ISIS' growing foothold in Afghanistan is captured on film WATCH » Peter Arenella was a legal consultant to ABC News during the Simpson trial he disputes the prevailing opinion that the jurors' race influenced their decision and takes the media to task for encouraging the public's rush to judgment after the verdict "[The jury] isn't supposed to do what the public wants They're supposed to reach a verdict based only on the evidence before them," says Arenella and they were absolutely crucified for [it.]" He also criticizes the way the media discussed the role of race in the trial and summarizes the overall negative affect the media had on the criminal justice system saying it turned the process into a "Roman circus" for "mass entertainment" where the audience acted as the "thirteenth juror." This interview was conducted on April 1 many aspects of our present coverage of high-profile trials are very much a product of the O.J The way in which criminalists do their work has been changed and altered as a result of the O.J The way the media covers high-profile trials reflects lessons learned or lessons not learned in the O.J The system was delegitimated by the public's reaction to the verdict and the public's reaction to the jury instead of looking at the trial process and seeing how an adversarial trial can work where each side has equal resources most of the public focused on the not-guilty verdict [saw] a jury-nullification explanation for the jury verdict and concluded that there was something very wrong about our criminal justice system if an obvious murderer could be acquitted for the wrong reasons Why did most of the public view the verdict in that light I think the media itself is responsible for legitimating the jury-nullification explanation of the acquittal I think the jurors acted in complete good faith and they acquitted because they found a reasonable doubt While many of us might not have shared their reasonable doubts I think it was inappropriate for the media to challenge the good faith of the jurors and to tell a very different story about their deliberations and their reasoning What do you think actually happened inside the jury deliberation you have a case in which the jurors couldn't trust the messenger and therefore they had a great deal of trouble believing in the message Police lied from the beginning of this case to the end and I'm not talking just about Detective [Mark] Fuhrman lying on the stand about making racist remarks This case started with a preliminary hearing in which the lead detective made an obvious lie about why they entered Mr Simpson's property -- pretending he wasn't a suspect -- when the average citizen probably appreciates that in a domestic murder case the surviving spouse has to be a suspect [and] has to be eliminated And yet the police lied about their motivation for a warrantless entry on to Mr and they stuck with that lie throughout the trial So when you have police officers who are lying on the stand thinking they need to [invoke] Fourth Amendment purposes and then their stories have to conform with their initial lies And the jurors correctly saw that some of the police were not testifying honestly that when police officers and criminalists and others were presenting perhaps quite reliable evidence it was easy for jurors to dismiss the probative significance of some of that evidence because they didn't trust the messenger I think that the media framed the discourse about the trial from the very beginning as basically raising two questions: Either the police framed an innocent man and acted corruptly or the police did everything right and O.J which I tried to suggest from the very beginning which is more nuanced: that the police perhaps mishandled some evidence; there might have been some incompetence; there might have been some corruption; there certainly was police perjury on the stand But that didn't necessarily mean that there wasn't some reliable Is that what you think the jury came to believe there really were three elements to this case One was the timeline; one was the story of motive -- why Mr there was the matter of physical evidence linking him to the murders The prosecution's most compelling case concerned the physical evidence the DNA evidence was extremely hard to follow most of the media slept through the dog days of the trial dealing with DNA testimony The jurors themselves did a terrific job trying to pay attention but the prosecution's best evidence was the evidence that was most hard to understand [and] the most easily attacked by the defense did a terrific job of giving the jury little lifeboats to understand some of the evidence if it couldn't follow the technical aspects of the challenges to the evidence to think about the problem very simplistically: If the police screwed up in gathering the evidence perhaps that meant that the evidentiary results were corrupted Only a real expert in DNA evidence could discriminate between legitimate challenges to DNA evidence in that case and challenges that were based on speculation or exaggerated hypotheses so the jury focused more on the evidence they could understand: the timeline and motive evidence The domestic violence evidence was totally unpersuasive and once the jury lost credibility with the story of how it happened [it] became easier for them to dismiss [it] I think that the average juror wants to know why someone would take a human life where you have a well-known celebrity defendant that was if not respected certainly looked at with some sense of affection by many segments of the community prior to this trial So you have the question of why would someone who seemed to have it all do such a terrible thing and that's where the domestic violence evidence came in And the evidence presented at the trial was incredibly weak nothing like the domestic violence evidence presented by the media to the general public The story of domestic violence at the trial only involved one incidence of violence five years before this incident And the story of Simpson trying to control Nicole [Brown Simpson] was not very persuasive at all it came out that the last attempted reconciliation was initiated by Nicole So the prosecution told a really bad story about domestic violence that simply wasn't believable And to the extent that you had jurors who had witnessed domestic violence in their own lives they might not have reacted with such incredible strength as perhaps some of the public might have reacted to the 911 calls and to the other evidence that was actually presented Do you think the outcome of the trial would have been different if the jury had been presented with the same evidence of domestic violence that the public saw the evidence of domestic violence was not overwhelming and even some of the material not presented to the jury still wouldn't by itself lead to a conviction then why in fact had the acts of violence de-escalated during the last few years that they were separated The pattern wasn't of escalating violence; the pattern was of violence that was decreasing in its incidence and that is not a story consistent with someone using violence to control an ex-spouse they went wrong from the very beginning of the case in terms of how they handled the initial decision to charge Mr There was no reason for the prosecution to rush to a trial They could have started a grand jury investigation and then carefully got all their ducks in a row that looked at not only the physical evidence but other evidence that could have been gathered Evidence that was gathered for the subsequent civil trial could have been gathered in a reliable timely fashion for the criminal prosecution His celebrity status explains why he wasn't arrested very early on in the case when the average defendant the average defendant might have been interrogated far more effectively by police officers after the arrest and the detectives handled him not like a criminal suspect Why was the public so angry with how this case was handled The case became a metaphor for race relations in this country primarily because the media itself generated that perspective before the trial ever started a New Yorker article talked about how the defense was going to play the "race card" and attack prosecution witnesses and police officers as racist But the message was that this was a totally inappropriate thing for the defense to do; that this was all about jury nullification The media didn't educate the public about the possibility that race could play very different nuanced roles in the case; that the racial composition of the jury might aid the jurors in making credibility judgments about the believability of witnesses The media didn't educate the public about the possibility that race could do anything but play a negative role in the case Race played a very complicated role in this case the experience of African American jurors aided them in seeing through the lies of Detective Mark Fuhrman and Detective [Philip] Vannatter before the white media ever figured out that the witnesses were lying Perhaps because of their experience with police officers African American jurors had a lower evidentiary threshold for believability in police conspiracy theories The point simply is that race played a nuanced role How did the media discuss the role of race in the trial instead of educating the public about a very complicated issue simply repeats the public's own conventional wisdom and ignorance Simpson case is it simply reflected back onto the white majority Public opinion polls made it quite clear that most white Americans believed Simpson was obviously guilty before the trial ever started Most white Americans feared that the defense would do something unethical and use racism to get a black jury -- a predominantly African American jury -- to acquit an obviously guilty defendant That was the frame of public discourse before the trial ever started Everything was fit into that frame in terms of how the media covered the trial So what role did race play in the jury's deliberations it's ironic that we have a constitutional right in this country to a jury at least a jury pool that reflects the ethnic diversity from which the jury is drawn because people's different social experiences tremendously colors their socially lived experience but through the social filters of our own experience you have a very different view of police authority probably a much more complicated one in which the police can be your friend and the police can be your victimizer where the police basically protect you as a victim of crime or perhaps on occasion give you a traffic ticket Can you give me an example of how a juror's race could help his or her understanding of the facts of the case A classic example of how race improved the jury's deliberations about the credibility of witnesses occurred during F Lee Bailey's cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman Bailey's cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman asked several critical questions whose answers led the African American jurors to appreciate long before white America that Fuhrman was lying about his racist past Bailey asked Mark Fuhrman on cross-examination "Do you care if people believe mistakenly that you have racist beliefs?" And Fuhrman said matter-of-factly I don't care." "Do you care that people mistakenly believe that you are willing to frame an innocent man by planting incriminating evidence against him?" And Fuhrman reddened and showed a sense of annoyance and anger and replied that matters to me." Two African American jurors immediately looked at each other with disgust because they understood immediately that those differing answers reflected the fact that Fuhrman probably was a racist White America and perhaps the one white juror needed to hear those tapes to understand that Mr but the African American jurors already knew So white America and black America saw that piece of evidence very differently Lee Bailey's cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman was "Where's the beef?" Big letdown if one was looking at the African American jurors' reactions to some of Mr Fuhrman's questions and answers to Bailey's questions one saw that African American jurors had already concluded that Mark Fuhrman was lying on the stand and was a racist by his different answers For white America and for the one white juror on the jury panel it took the tapes to demonstrate Fuhrman's racism but Bailey's cross-examination was effective at the very moment it was made for those African American jurors led the jurors to believe he was lying long before the tapes were presented in evidence you can't trust the messenger because the messenger has lied to you and that means that you really can't trust the message they're presenting to you So if you have police officers that are lying to you there's no reason for you to believe that all of the physical evidence that they've collected and presented is as reliable as they suggest There's reason for you to fear incompetence and worse: corruption of the physical evidence And you certainly can't trust the story they're telling about Mr I think the prosecution frankly played into the defense's hands before all the physical evidence had been collected and they started the trial with not the physical evidence linking Simpson to the murders but with a story of domestic violence going back to 1989 To start a trial on murder that shows not how Mr Simpson did the murder but suggested why he might be motivated to do the murder to start the trial that way is to start the trial with character assassination but the story of domestic violence didn't work Simpson of his legitimacy in the eyes of the jury What was the public's perception of the defense's strategy the American public doesn't seem to understand the role of the criminal defense counsel Even my first-year students ask me frequently "How can you as a criminal defense attorney .. represent a guilty person in good conscience?" The point of an adversarial system is for the defense to force the prosecution to persuade a jury beyond a reasonable doubt of the defendant's guilt And a defense counsel's ethical role is to make the prosecution satisfy that burden of proof by challenging the credibility and persuasiveness of the prosecution's evidence Defense counsel can't knowingly put on perjured testimony but to challenge the credibility of prosecution witnesses including showing that a prosecution witness might have racist attitudes One of the sad ironies of this case is that one of the defense lawyers had the audacity to say that he needed to distance himself from the verdict and the process because Johnnie Cochran had played the race card from the bottom of the deck And that was just itself an example of how even a defense lawyer was legitimating this misconception of the defense counsel and the defense acting unethically when in fact they did a terrific job in that trial of forcing the prosecution to match its burden What impact did the media have on the trial It's impossible to separate the media from the O.J Simpson trial because of the constant feedback loop between the media coverage of the trial and the trial's daily proceedings we had many examples in which Judge [Lance] Ito would do things that a trial judge would never do simply because he was aware that the public was watching He would let defense lawyers ramble on far longer than the normal trial judge would because he didn't want to create the appearance of cutting them off inappropriately to the American viewing public So we had constant examples of how the media interacted with the trial day by day The public's perception of how race was playing into this trial had an extraordinary impact on the trial One of the ironies of the Simpson legacy is that the trial and the acquittal in the public eye showed you how bad our system functions and how racism infects our system in ways that prevent the just conviction of criminal defendants The reality is the Simpson trial showed you an adversarial trial that actually worked a process in which the parties could look at the evidence and fight about the credibility of witnesses on an equal footing The public focused on the verdict; they didn't like it But the process itself was a fair one; it was a fair adversarial trial And the irony is that most American criminal defendants don't get even a day in court But the public doesn't focus on the fairness of the process; they focus simply on whether the verdict corresponds with their own sense of whether justice was done Why did African Americans appear so joyous when the verdict was read I think it's an exaggeration to say all African Americans were happy with the verdict or all whites were upset with the verdict While there was a racial divide in this country concerning the verdict I don't think the racial divide was adequately explained by the media There were many African Americans who were pleased that the jurors understood that police officers were lying to them were pleased that a jury didn't trust the messenger That doesn't mean that they were happy that a murderer was being set free It doesn't mean they necessarily believed in Mr One thing the American public forgets is a trial isn't necessarily about truth The verdict isn't "innocent"; the verdict is "not guilty." The prosecution's burden of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt Several of the jurors explained afterwards that they suspected Mr but they weren't shown it beyond a reasonable doubt That's an action and a comment of a juror that understands their responsibility and is doing their job the American public didn't understand that And the answer is very simple: [If] the prosecution doesn't prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt That's not jury nullification; that's how our system is supposed to function Read more about the role of truth in criminal trials in a chapter from the book Reasonable Doubts by Simpson defense attorney Alan Dershowitz Were there any long-term effects on the criminal justice system The verdict in the civil trial was used by the white majority and the criminal trial jury got it wrong," when in reality the civil trial reflected an appropriate verdict based on the preponderance of the evidence It was a totally different trial involving different information and a different burden of proof There are good and bad things that have come from the Simpson criminal trial experience we have criminalists who do their jobs better The LAPD [crime] lab and labs across the country learned valuable lessons about how not to collect evidence about how to do their jobs in a more professional and competent fashion We have defense lawyers across the country that learned valuable lessons from Barry Scheck and the defense team in how to attack the reliability of DNA evidence so that lawyers across the country went to school based on things that they saw in the Simpson trial So there are a lot of positives that have come from the trial But my own view is that the negatives that come from the Simpson legacy easily outweigh those positives The negative legacy of the Simpson trial focuses mostly on the public's perception of our criminal justice system the public's misunderstanding of the defense counsel's role which I believe was a problem before the Simpson case [and] was only aggravated by the distrust generated by the media's framing of the defense playing the race card from the bottom of the deck So the public's understanding of the defense counsel's role was probably confused even further by their reaction to the defense counsel's function in the Simpson trial [This] is ironic since the defense counsel in Simpson performed admirably and showed the adversarial system as it is supposed to function in a criminal trial and yet they were harpooned for that by the public's reaction to it I think that the media's role in how it covers the criminal justice system has taken a turn for the worse because we've really gotten to a point in this country where we see criminal trials as forms of mass entertainment It's as if every next high-profile trial is the next Roman circus and let's all watch and be entertained by it So we've disconnected from the reality of what these criminal trials are supposed to be about and instead we convert them into theaters of entertainment We even now have actors repeating the trial the day after so that people can get more entertainment from it Trials aren't supposed to be entertainment for the masses They're supposed to be serious public processes in which juries are asked to do a very difficult job And instead of respecting the job that jurors do We in the public act as the 13th juror when we're not in a position to know what the jurors know and we feel entitled to express our opinions about guilt or innocence based on what I don't know Did the American public act as the so-called 13th juror in this trial After the criminal jury's acquittal verdict was announced that clearly the American public -- and I was referring to the white majority -- were acting as the 13th juror and they were rejecting the jury's verdict I was dismayed to see how much the media was encouraging the American viewing public to act as the 13th juror They're not in the courtroom; they don't see what the jurors see Even watching a trial on television is not the same thing as being in the courtroom You don't see the nonverbal behavior of witnesses in the same way as you see it on a television camera You don't see some of the photographs which showed the jurors the grisly nature the violent nature of the murder and the jurors' reaction to it their sense of the humanity of the victims The whole jury-nullification story would have lost a lot of its force if the American public had been in the courtroom and seen the jurors tear up with a sense of desperation and agony when they looked at the crime-scene photos and when they looked at the surviving family members come into the courtroom every day with sympathy and compassion The jury nullification of the acquittal wouldn't have gotten off the ground if the average American had seen that It was an example of how television and the media can break down the wall that's supposed to be there between a courtroom and public mass opinion A criminal trial is supposed to be conducted in a particular way with a sense of separation from the rest of the world The jury isn't a democratically accountable decision maker They're not supposed to reflect majority viewpoints; they're not supposed to do what the public wants They're supposed to reach a verdict based only on the evidence before them and they were absolutely crucified for what they did And yet they acted in completely good faith Their lives were interrupted for over 14 months the American public's reaction was they were stupid and they were sending an inappropriate message and freeing a guilty murderer Can you talk more about the blurring of lines between the media and the legal system in this case [author and media critic] Neil Postman wrote a book called Amusing Ourselves to Death and a fundamental thesis of this book is how television has just transformed our culture And I have to say that my experience as a legal pundit working for ABC News certainly confirmed that thesis When I look at what happened after the Simpson trial when I look at how [prosecuting attorney] Marcia Clark became a reporter for Entertainment Tonight and [prosecuting attorney] Christopher Darden started to write mystery novels and the blurring of the line between legal actors and people who are working in our entertainment media world it just shows you how much that trial has transformed our culture in a variety of significant Criminal trials become forums for mass entertainment and high-profile actors in these criminal trials then go on to have careers in the media and the viewing audience has gotten to know them and sees them as friendly But it happens in the media coverage itself where you had The New York Times trying to keep up with the [National] Enquirer in terms of scoops about what a potential witness might say competent coverage and what's happening in the courtroom versus the desire to make a reputation as an aggressive media scoop about what might happen in the future got completely blurred Legal pundits began to make predictions about how the jury might vote at the end of the trial -- something that wasn't appropriate or within their expertise They should be commenting simply on the legal machineries in a way that makes the system accessible to the viewing public which is that television converts everything it shows into a form of basic entertainment which is fine if what television is covering is itself supposed to be entertainment But it's not fine if what television is covering is supposed to have an important (WZTV) — There is a new effort to close the homeless camp under the Jefferson Street Bridge in downtown Nashville The city tried to do this in June of 2021 and is now making another run at it Jessica Arenella has been living on the streets of Nashville for six months and she’s been living at the Jefferson Street Bridge camp for the last few weeks “I mean it looks like tents from the outside but it’s home,” Arenella explained Arenella says she likes it here because it’s a supportive community where people really look out for one another “Sometimes you know when that person two tents down has an extra propane tank and is going to save your life that night because it’s freezing cold and 9 degree weather,” Arenella emphasized Arenella along with the others at this camp may be losing their "homes" in just one week The city is working with the Salvation Army to close this homeless camp by mid-February They both told FOX 17 News that most of the people under this bridge have been connected with better housing options, but the non-profit Open Table Nashville does not believe this is true FOX 17 News' Kaitlin Miller asked the Executive Director of Open Table “They claim they’re going to house these people or put them in facilities because they’re not telling us where those places are,” Foster said Foster emphasizes she does not want people living under this bridge either “We want them to be in safe affordable housing with four walls and a roof That’s what we want but until we have enough for everyone where else are they supposed to go,” Foster emphasized The Salvation Army said individuals under Jefferson Street Bridge have already been connected to mobile navigation centers They added that if they still have individuals who are working with them but are unable to find housing solutions through these channels they are working on an alternate sheltering solution Arenella wants a roof over her head after living on the streets for the last six months “It’s always nice to have some place that’s home That’s really hard to do in a tent because it’s in the open You have to fight the elements,” Arenella explained She told FOX 17 News she does not have a housing arrangement yet Get reports like this and all the news of the day in Middle Tennessee delivered to your inbox each morning with the FOX 17 News Daily Newsletter. Can you imagine anything more delightful than sailing from Manhattan and heading for an uninhabited island filled with the ghostly remnants of a deserted army base; and once there to step back in time to an authentic lawn party from the Jazz Age and dance the afternoon away under the summer sun to the sounds of a live orchestra straight from the 1920s such an elegant event is entirely possible The Jazz Age Lawn Party has been the swinging well-dressed highlight of the summer calendar since 2005 held amidst the idyllic surroundings of Governor’s Island “I can’t think of a more delightful way to spend a weekend in the city” legendary fashion photographer for the New York Times; and Messy Nessy Chic whole heartedly agrees At the heart of all this swish and sophisticated splendour and the Lawn Party currently enjoying it’s twelfth year The Clover Club is one of Brooklyn’s most elegant cocktail spots and with a cocktail menu as extensive as its contents are well made Arenella sings and plays here every Wednesday We’re meeting Arenella as he wraps up a photoshoot at the Club for a line of bespoke suits made for him by legendary men’s wear designer Arenella is equal parts Clark Gable and Bix Beiderbecke the Stars and You” feel as if Al Bowlly had survived the Blitz and had magically reappeared on a midweek evening in Brooklyn “The first lawn party in 2005 was a chance occurrence” “I was hired to play an event on the island simply looked around me and became enamoured with the setting It was such a special place removed from the city.” A conversation with the island’s groundskeeper and superintendent saw Arenella soon host a small lawn party for friends picnicking afternoon rapidly grew to became one of Manhattan’s most glittering events in the summer diary and today it draws thousands of well-heeled revellers to the island I’ve been collecting records since I was a child old records were how I developed my love of jazz.” Starting with the trombone aged just six Arenella developed a style that draws upon seminal trombonist Jack Teagarden with the English ballroom sophistication of Ray Noble but the Lawn Party offers the rare opportunity to enjoy the lush sound of a full jazz orchestra playing tunes transcribed by Arenella himself from the original recordings “Everything you’re hearing at Governor’s Island is one of a kind” But hand in hand with his love of old music is a dedication to the style and elegance of the band leaders of the era “I wanted to learn about the surrounding elements….what made the musicians of that era tick Searching for clothes that evoked the heyday of male elegance of the 1920’s and 1930’s Arenella recently teamed up with legendary designer and author Alan Flusser Flusser, who dressed Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone’s iconic Wall Street, was once one of Pierre Cardin’s head designers, and who for many years had a custom design shop in Saks Fifth Avenue, and is a lifetime member of the Best Dressed List. For the man-about-town who likes to dress well, Flusser’s custom tailoring shop is at the top of the list. The suits designed for Arenella are inspired by the Savile Row drape cuts made famous by two icons of the elegant gentleman; the Duke of Windsor and Fred Astaire who’s dedicated search for authenticity in his music is mirrored by his appearance the collaboration is a match made in sartorial heaven “We’re excited to make clothes for a man who not only appreciates their tailoring provenance but who also wears them so stylishly” The partnership was the brainchild of Alan Flusser Custom’s most recent hire the menswear writer and videographer Andrew Yamato Yamato immediately thought of his friend Arenella Yamato himself is part of a small circle in New York who like to dress from a bye-gone era “I’ve been going to the Jazz Age Lawn Party since 2008” “The Lawn Party has always provided a safe and consequence-free environment to let indulge one’s inner vintage dork – hats spectators and all!” For men like Arenella but a dedicated adherence to simple enjoyment in dressing elegantly And it is this embracing of all things swish and sophisticated that is at the heart of the Jazz Age Lawn Party This year’s last Jazz Age Lawn Party of the summer will be held on Governor’s Island in June So put on your finest white linen suit or beaded flapper dress for there’s no more magical place to be in the city Last Updated on May 24, 2021 by MessyNessy Next Wave/Full Circle High School Principal Margaret DePasquale accompanied Full Circle female students to the Empowering Girls Conference “I’m Worth More,” sponsored by Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and the Middlesex Partnerships for Youth The event was held at Nashoba Valley Technical High School in Westford This year’s conference focused on a variety of confidence-building and empowering topics bringing together high school students from across the state to hear from compelling speakers and learn through interactive presentations The topics offered at the 2015 conference included Paving Your Own Path Full Circle students were impressed to learn that District Attorney Ryan is from Somerville and were excited to have the opportunity to meet her and take a photo with her. To learn more about this and other events and services offered by the Middlesex Partnerships for Youth, visit www.middlesexpartnershipsforyouth.com Posted in Programs and Events on June 28 2016, by Matt Newman Arenella and his company of virtuoso performers aren’t new to the Garden—it wasn’t long ago that they were filling the floor with a wild setlist of hot-dance standards and fresh originals for our Groundbreakers exhibition you’ll have another chance to see these hosts of the Governor’s Island Jazz Age Lawn Party at NYBG we’ve got the down-home sounds of Mipso coming August 13 and we close out the summer evening calendar with Vince Giordano & The Nighthawks on August 25 Tickets are available for each one of these upcoming performances but we suggest you don’t wait too long Learn more and register here. 2900 Southern Boulevard Bronx, NY 10458-5126 Directions Call: 718.817.8700 Contact us Privacy Policy Press Room Jobs 2015Save this storySave this storySave this storySave this storyAl Bowlly.Photograph by Hulton Archive/GettyFor more than a decade the debonair bandleader and singer Michael Arenella and his eleven-piece Dreamland Orchestra have been drawing crowds with performances of dance music from the nineteen-twenties Arenella told me that he favors music from that period because jazz from the twenties is “like some ancient language that will shed light on everything that came after.” Arenella finds much of his material by digging through estate sales and junk shops for old 78s of forgotten jazz recordings “Some of them are so old that they don’t even have stickers or labels and a lot of times I don’t even know the name of the band or the song,” he says Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Time Out straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy your city without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. New York Kids Climb into the car (or hop on the bus) and head an hour outside of the city to Frenchtown NJ to celebrate Bastille Day with Michael Arenella whom you probably know from his annual Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island When kids aren't bopping along to his band's lively tunes they can munch on tasty French eats and participate in a variety of fun activites Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitter instagram About us Contact us Time Out magazine This weekend at Governors Island trendsetters and history lovers alike flocked across waters to celebrate the 13th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party The beloved annual flash back in time had hundreds of attendees dancing and laughing the days away in glorious fun Hosted by Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra, it is the world’s largest outdoor musical celebration of the Jazz Age, complete with back-to-back live musical performances on two stages, dancing, wine from VieVité From dance lessons to singing sensations it was a weekend soon not to be forgotten bandleader and impresario best known for leading his Dreamland Orchestra at his Jazz Age Lawn Party on New York’s Governors Island Michael’s love of Jazz Age culture inspired him to throw the first Jazz Age Lawn Party in 2005 for an intimate group of friends and fellow torch carriers of a bygone era While first timers might have thought it a historical reenactment his orchestra and his admirers it was all genuine whether on Governors Island or South Beach this living legacy is again vital within the zeitgeist of the present Abingdon Theatre Company Presents One Night Only All-Star Concert of Closer Than Ever Broadway to Dim Its Lights in Memory of Neil Simon ElizaBeth Taylor is a journalist for Times Square Chronicles and is a frequent guest at film fashion and art events throughout New York City and Los Angeles due to her stature as The Sensible Socialite.Passionate about people ElizaBeth spent many years working as a travel reporter and television producer after graduating with high honors from University of Southern California The work has afforded her the opportunity to explore Europe It has greatly influenced the way in which ElizaBeth sees a story and has created a heightened awareness for the way people around the world live today Perfect Summer Days Ahead with These Finds Timbaland Performs at Delilah Miami for F1 OASIS UNCHANINED — (Via Deadline) Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher are preparing to reunite on stage for the first time in 16 years with fans clamoring for tickets for the UK band’s comeback tour this summer The previously warring brothers have both said they’ve put their differences behind them to go on the road with stadium gigs in the UK But it seems the maxim “Good walls make good neighbors” has not gone ignored by the band and their management with The Sun newspaper reporting that arrangements have been put in place to keep the two brothers and their entourages separate backstage at all UK gigs The Sun reports that the Gallagher brothers have been given completely separate green rooms and after-party spaces “Each of them had a VIP list where their friends and famous fans could buy their tickets “But depending on which brother you got your ticket off; it’s their green room and after-party you’re invited to if you’re on Noel’s list but fancy going across to say hello to Liam it’s going to be a case of trying to blog entry It seems like they are totally separate events.” This move follows the brothers’ definitive bust-up backstage in Paris in 2009 when they fell out so badly Noel refused to go onstage with his brother and soon left the band bringing to a close an era of one of the UK’s most successful ever bands Liam and Noel Gallagher have gone on to enjoy success with other musical projects but nothing approaching the scale of Oasis The brothers are preparing to start rehearsing for their string of gigs which kick off in Cardiff on July 4 to film an ad for adidas inside a small working men’s club in north London The brothers were inside the venue for just over an hour but stayed long enough for a local to complain about the noise but this sure sounds like a tour for a quick money grab SHORT TAKES — Songstress Kyla Nicole Healey has resurfaced She’ll appear at the Tribeca Festival in June … After almost 30 years atFox and Friends Lester Holt departs his nightly-news-broadcast on May 30 TV is in free fall for sure… Last week Warner’s boasted about their soon-to-be-filmed Sgt The Jonas Brothers and the Zach Brown Band No classic rockers sadly and sort of a sad-list overall I had hoped for a yacht-rock performer at least CBS cancelled Queen Latifah’s The Equalizer after 5 seasons CBS’s NCIS Origins seems to have been the breakout show of the year I am a Mark Harmon fan and had my reservations about whether a prequel show could actually work for the storied NCIS series (22 seasons) acting and direction have all been just sensational though the overall tone has been much darker and moodier than the mothership show “Cecilia” was just brilliantly executed the show has had some terrific source music used throughout – playing all the originals founder of West Side Rag and Ruth Buzzi … Happy Bday William Schill; Engelbert Humperdinck; Amanda Naylor; and Mike Eisenstadt NAMES IN THE NEWS — Gloria Kaye; Amanda Naylor; Tony Smith; Curtis Urbina; Bobby Shaw; Randy Murray; Chip Quigley; David Bryne; Gabe Adams; Ken Dashow; Maria Milito; Christine Brinkley; Tony Smith; Brad Balfour; John Cafferty; Rick Springfield; Tom & Lisa Cuddy; Steve Walter; Steve Leeds; Jim Kerr; Courtney Mendez; Amanda Naylor; Tony DeLauro; Chubby Checker; Bruce Morrow; Al Stewart; Jay Jacobs; Magda Katz; and Livingston Taylor Images on this page have been licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license This month in New York City at Equinox Hotel at Hudson Yards eyes were opened to a whole new level of sleep appreciation The Global Sleep Symposium returned to the Big Apple for a second annual gathering Aric Pather were in attendance to discuss the topic of sleep and finding a baseline for health and tranquility The latest in sleep technology with interactive displays from Eight Sleep Somnee and Oura Ring were also at the symposium that highlighted the Future of Sleep Innovation and Technology on display were the innovation of Inactivators The performance sleep mask was one product at the event that thrilled guests who got to experience the magic of the invention It is a science-backed solution to help combat stress by promoting deeper largely in collaboration with hospitality and performance brands such as Equinox Hotels The Inactive Company is launching nationally in conjunction with the Global Sleep Symposium Inactivators feature a patented five-layer design They are not just sleep masks; they act as a performance tool for anyone looking to enhance their sleep quality especially during periods of heightened anxiety and stress “Stress and sleep are closely interconnected and both can be improved with the right tools,” says Lori Oliver “Inactivators are designed to support your sleep physiology Inactivators facilitate deeper and more restorative sleep By tackling common stress-related sleep issues like restlessness and temperature regulation the mask offers relief for individuals who lie awake with racing thoughts The country and the world are facing unprecedented levels of sleep deprivation as we prepare to hear from some of the brightest minds in health we feel incredibly optimistic about our Inactivators product and the opportunity to awaken the sleep superpowers inherent in people,” adds Oliver For more information, visit https://inactiveco.com/ Formula 1 weekend has officially landed in Miami—and Delilah Miami set the tone last night with a high-energy kickoff to its weekend-long Race Week celebrity performances Renowned for its world-class entertainment white-glove service and celebrity-frequented ambiance it’s no surprise Delilah Miami has a star-studded lineup for F1 weekend The ultimate dinner-and-a-show destination May 1 – Throwback Thursdays featuring iconic 2000s hitmaker Timbaland May 2 – Live performance by Miami legend Fat Joe May 3 – DJ set by award-winning duo SOFI TUKKER (in collaboration with Chase Sapphire Reserve) May 4 (Brunch) – Live jazz band to help recharge the engines Ocean Casino Resort is celebrating its ‘Lucky Summer of Sevens’ birthday with more than $7 million in events and prizes including a $1 Million Sweepstakes (June 27 to July 6) Ocean’s birthday bash will extend throughout the summer and into the fall incorporating one-of-a-kind collaborations “Ocean’s summer-long birthday celebration will showcase everything this property has to offer “We are excited to share this special occasion with our customers team members and the local community who have supported Ocean throughout our first seven years.” On the heels of announcing more than $50 million in property-wide capital investments for 2025 including two Stephen Starr restaurant concepts Ocean’s 18 Mini Golf & Bar and more; Ocean’s ‘Lucky Summer of Sevens’ will feature “cherry-picked” experiences allowing guests so many ways to go for the win Ocean is presenting a jam-packed summer full of events and prizes highlighted by a $1 Million Sweepstakes running from June 27 to July 6 Customers can try their luck with a new promotion almost every day of the week 15X Free Play on Fridays and Saturdays and $100k Hot Seats on June 21 Seven Deadly Sins at Villain & Saint and $7 Happy Hours Ocean’s food and beverage offerings will be full of unexpected fun all summer long starting with a special ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ menu at Villain & Saint where guests will be treated to wicked and imaginative libations Ocean will also be offering a special ‘Seven Days a Week’ happy hour featuring items starting at $7 across various outlets on property Pop-Up Birthday Bar Back by Popular Demand Instagrammable photo opportunities and luck-inspired décor the popular pop-up bar will be open every Thursday to Sunday starting July 10 through the end of September delivering all the whimsical fun that comes with celebrating your birthday Ocean will up the excitement with a fireworks and drone show every Friday through August 8 North Beach Atlantic City’s annual summer kick-off fireworks spectacular will take place on Friday Guests can enjoy family-friendly oceanfront fireworks live from Ocean Ocean’s famed concert venue Ovation Hall will see a star-studded entertainment lineup from May through September Tina Fey and Amy Poehler (June 21 – two shows) Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion (August 15) and Sebastian Maniscalco (8 September shows) Ocean will be bringing back the ‘Best Casino Show’ as named by USA Today’s 10Best Readers Choice Awards Magical Mystery Doors for a weekly summer residency starting June 26 through August 28 the critically acclaimed Super 70’s Rock Show featuring Super Trans AM will run Sundays from June 29 through August 31 The party continues at HQ2 Nightclub and Beachclub with some of the world’s most renowned DJ’s the likes of James Hype (May 24) Ocean is celebrating International Tequila Day with a first-of-its-kind event taking place on Thursday From smooth and subtle blancos to complex and aged añejos Ocean’s Agave Festival will allow guests to sample more than 150 tequilas and mezcals from 40 different brands each with its own unique story and heritage Stealing Savanah along with educational workshops led by tequila and mezcal experts and delicious bites by Ocean’s talented culinary team guests are in for an unforgettable experience Tickets are $149 for VIP premium access and start at $77 for general admission and can be purchased at theOceanAC.com Whether you’re celebrating a momentous occasion or just in need of a day away Ocean’s Seventh Birthday is the perfect excuse to pamper yourself Start by booking the ‘Lucky Sevens Hotel Room Package’ including accommodations in a King Contemporary Room and bespoke limited edition birthday swag from select Ocean partners Exhale Spa + Bathhouse is offering the Lucky Shot Massage – a very special limited time treatment that includes Exhale’s signature Fusion Massage featuring a Swedish-based therapy of rhythmic movements enhanced with a premium CBD oil to help reduce inflammation and evoke a deeper state of relaxation and finished with a ginger wellness shot to carry a state of zen throughout the rest of your day where you can enjoy a cherry-themed Mani/Pedi bundle cap off your stay with Ocean’s Sunrise Salutations Yoga where you can zen out overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean every Sunday morning this summer For those looking for a best-in-class travel experience Ocean is bringing back its partnership with global air mobility platform to offer nonstop air travel from New York City directly to Ocean’s distinctive rooftop helipad Guests can book seats on the 6-passenger helicopter on select summer dates with additional flights currently scheduled through September 1 Passengers will enjoy a seamless 40-minute trip from the BLADE Lounge West terminal on West 30th Street Manhattan to Ocean’s helipad located on the roof of its customer garage; where they will be treated to a unique and personalized arrival with dedicated concierge service and complimentary suite upgrade Ocean will be supporting its community through various philanthropic efforts including $700 each to seven local non-profit organizations as well as lunch at The Salvation Army prepared by its talented culinary team and served by its team members Ocean team members will volunteer their time at locations such as Hope Exists; Sister Jean’s Kitchen Pantry & Garden; A Meaningful Purpose at Reed’s Farm; and participation in the Dragon Boat Race to benefit Cancer Support Community NJ at Gilda’s Club the Ocean team will gather for a beach clean-up in recognition of World Ocean Day inspirational book addressing the need for character as a vital dimension in public and private life Drawing on his expertise as a leadership advisor Dilenschneider explores the lives of 31 influential individuals across various fields whose character-driven leadership left an indelible mark on the world t2C had a chance to discuss this fascinating book along with finding out if there is such a thing as courage Dilenschneider was a former Member of the Board of Governors of the American Red Cross and serves on the Advisory Boards of the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center and the College of Business Administration at the University of Notre Dame Dilenschneider joined the Board of Trustees of the Institute of International Education in 1989 and currently sits on the Executive Committee My View: And The Winners Are…The Mabel Mercer Foundation’s American Songbook H.S Just in Time and Jonathan Groff Bring the Spirit of Bobby Darin to Life at Circle in the Square VI: Women and the American Musical and National Asian Artists Project Youth America Grand Prix World’s Largest Ballet Scholarship Competition 2025 Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala is about to open a new restaurant for autumn it's being described as an autumnal terrace that will be open every weekend. The Chapel Bar team have previous in the business having also been behind the now-closed Sicilian restaurant Lena in Shoreditch which was named after owner Alessandro Rotta's Sicilian mum Arenella is named after a seaside town in Sicily where the mother grew up and they're aiming for simple southern Italian cooking they'll also have a bottomless Prosecco option because that's just how weekend brunches and lunches go and alongside Arenella the downstairs bar will be opening up too. Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Instagram @the_chapel_bar Subscribe to be the first to get the news from Hot Dinners Please enable the javascript to submit this form By signing up you agree to our privacy policy View on Google maps About us | Contact Us | RSS Feed | Site directory | Privacy policy | Log in/out Join 50,000 other Londoners getting exclusive news and restaurant offers from Hot Dinners. Please enable the javascript to submit this form By signing up you agree to our privacy policy See our previous newsletters here By signing up to our newsletters you agree to the Just the News Terms of Service and Privacy Policy A University of California Los Angeles professor is apologizing for suggesting a military coup to stop President Trump from further aligning the U.S The criminal law professor, Peter Arenella, spark controversy Saturday when he posted on X: "At this point to avoid becoming an ally to Russia is a violent resistance by our military Tragic to say that because the military is trained to avoid any politically motivated intervention." and increasingly in the early weeks of his second term has said he has good working relationship with Russia President Vladimir Putin whose country has long been considered one of the United States' biggest global threats. Trump most recently has appeared to try to negotiate with Russia and much as Ukraine in an effort to end the countries' three-year-long war. After facing backlash on X, including from one person who allegedly sent the professor's post to FBI Director Kash Patel, Arenella apologized Sunday, saying he doesn't think a military coup is a good idea and regrets "that post." However, he also argued that some people had misread his posts, claiming he "never advocated for this option." By Monday, he appeared to take full responsibility, writing that he won't post on X "for at least a week" because of his "terminal stupidity and laziness in not editing a very misleading post." UCLA as of Monday afternoon had not released a statement on the matter and did not respond to a Just the News request for comment Arenella has a history of making anti-Trump comments on X, going as far as suggesting the president is an antichrist who puts the "last nail in the coffin of our democracy," according to Campus Reform, a conservative news website focused on higher education La Naples ring road announced that to finalize the works maintenance and resolve other important issues new evening/night closures will be implemented these closures will be scheduled only in the late evening in order to minimize possible inconvenience for citizens 9 and 10 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days the ramp in the direction of the "Tangenziale di Napoli/Raccordo di Soccavo" (pertaining to the Municipality of Naples) below the viaduct will be closed “Arena S Antonio” and coming from “via De Ruggiero/via Caldieri” (for vehicles coming from the ordinary road system the recommended alternative entrance ramp is “Vomero” from “via Cilea”) 9 and 10 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days and from 0,00 am to 6,00 am on 9 March 2023 the “Camaldoli/Arenella- Zona Ospedaliera" in the direction of the motorways with the consequent obligatory exit "Camaldoli" in the direction of the motorways (for vehicles coming from Pozzuoli it is possible to return to the "Arenella" entrance junction with an alternative route: via Gabriele Jannelli via Marino and Cotronei) and the entrance junction "Camaldoli" in the direction of the motorways (for vehicles coming from ordinary roads the alternative entrance "Arenella" is recommended) 9 and 10 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days the exit ramp towards "via Pigna" will be closed ( for vehicles coming from the "Vomero" toll booths the recommended alternative exit ramp is "via Caldieri") 9 and 10 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days and from 0,00 am to 6,00 am on 9 March 2023 the "Fuorigrotta/Italia" section of motorway will be closed 90" (connection link via Agnano agli Astroni/Tangenziale) in the direction of Pozzuoli with the consequent obligatory exit "Fuorigrotta" in the direction of Pozzuoli (for vehicles coming from the motorways it is possible to return to the link link via Agnano agli Astroni/Tangenziale called "Italia' 90" with alternative route: via Cintia via Agnano agli Astroni) and the entrance junction "Fuorigrotta" in the direction of Pozzuoli (for vehicles coming from the ordinary road system alternative entrance recommended to the link road via Agnano allo Astroni/Tangenziale called “Italia '90”) from 23,00 pm on 10 March 2023 to 6,00 am of the following day the "Doganella" exit will be closed in the direction of Pozzuoli (for vehicles coming from the motorways the recommended alternative exit "Secondigliano") 16 and 17 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days the ramp in the direction of the "Tangenziale di Napoli/Raccordo di Soccavo" (pertaining to the Municipality of Naples) below the viaduct will be closed “Arena S from 23,00 pm on 13 March 2023 to 6,00 am of the following day the "Zona Ospedaliera/Camaldoli" section of the motorway will be closed in the direction of Pozzuoli with the consequent obligatory exit "Zona Ospedaliera" in the direction of Pozzuoli (for vehicles coming from the possible recommended return to the "Camaldoli" entrance junction with an alternative route: via Pietravalle Jannelli and the entrance junction in the direction of "Arenella" (for vehicles coming from ordinary road network alternative entrance recommended "Camaldoli") 16 and 17 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following days and from 1,00 am to 6,00 am on 16 March 2023 the “Camaldoli/Arenella- Zona Ospedaliera" in the direction of the motorways with the consequent obligatory exit "Camaldoli" in the direction of the motorways (for vehicles coming from Pozzuoli it is possible to return to the "Arenella" entrance junction with an alternative route: via Gabriele Jannelli the exit ramp towards "Naples centre/Stadium" will be closed (for vehicles coming from the "Fuorigrotta" toll booths alternative exit ramp recommended in the direction of “Soccavo”) from 22,00 pm on 14 March 2023 to 6,00 am on the following day via Agnano agli Astroni) and the "Fuorigrotta" entrance junction in the direction of Pozzuoli (for vehicles coming from ordinary roads an alternative entrance is recommended to the link road linking via Agnano agli Astroni/Tangenziale called "Italia '90") from 23,00 pm on 16 March 2023 to 6,00 am the following day the exit ramp towards "via Caldieri" will be closed (for vehicles coming from the "Vomero ” alternative exit ramp recommended in the direction of “via Pigna”) we earn a commission from qualifying purchases through ticketing links This commission does not entail any additional price for the user 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi taking place this weekend (August 15-16) on New York’s Governors Island More than 5,000 free-spirited flappers and well-dressed gents were transported back to the Roaring Twenties with period-styled cocktails food and music throughout the afternoon affair more than 10,000 retro-minded revelers will have participated New York Times’ legendary fashion photographer BILL CUNNINGHAM attended and captured all the guests experiencing a "swellegant" weekend of live music by Lawn Party Host Michael Arenella and his Dreamland Orchestra gourmet eats and a variety of Golden Age-inspired cocktails showcasing St-Germain and Martini & Rossi Sparkling Wines were additional event highlights (recipes below) along with veteran guest JOSH LUCAS (A Beautiful Mind Sweet Home Alabama) with ex-wife JESSICA CIENCIN HENRIQUEZ and their son Michael Arenella and Madame St-Germain Camille Vidal dancing at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi was the signature spirit of the Lawn Party once again owner of Brooklyn’s Clover Club and author of newly released The Craft Cocktail Party created signature 10thAnniversary Cocktails and the specialty Boathouse Punch in honor of the milestone anniversary Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra debuted toe-tapping tunes from their new album which kept the revelers rowdy as they “cut a rug," learning period dances like the Charleston In between shimmying and shaking on the dance floor guests enjoyed bites from an array of gourmet food trucks and stands among them Luke’s Lobster and Empire Biscuits The event also featured a 1920s Car Exhibition vintage portraits and more to delight the assorted Dapper Dans and Dolled-Up Daisys Jessica Ciencin Henriquez at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi Patrick Janelle and Madame St-Germain Camille Vidal at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi Fashionable guests at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain & Martini & Rossi Actor Josh Lucas & Ex-wife Jessica Ciencen Henriquez with son Noah at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain By entering your email and clicking Sign Up you’re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners You are also agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Michael Arenella and guests at the 10th Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party Presented by St-Germain and Martini & Rossi just one day before news broke that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are allegedly headed toward a divorce the singer was spotted house-hunting on her own in Beverly Hills Tom Cruise is living up to his Top Gun image by splashing a fortune choppering his new female “best pal” around Britain – after he “fell in love” with the way she's overcome her disability Opt-out of personalized ads A DIVISION OF MYSTIFY ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK INC Registration on or use of this site constitutes 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