Sentences with phrase «street barbershop»

Bill from the State Street Barbershop might have to step...

Bill from the State Street Barbershop might have to step his game up to get back to # 1 in the world.

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We're going to minor league baseball games, college campuses, barbershops, hair salons, street corners and with those we can not connect with in person, we have created an online one - stop shop voter registration tool in English and Spanish.

My boyhood is Saturday mornings, standing across the street from the barbershop, spying fathers playfully mussing their sons» hair to get the last remnants of stubble off their heads.

One of the newest bars on the scene is Panda and Sons, a modern day speakeasy hidden through the facade of barbershop on Queen Street.

In fact, the signage even reads Panda & Son Barbershop, so be sure to warn your date so they aren't left wandering the streets.

But the new sequel aims to combine both worlds (kinda), and has them teaming up to fight the increasing presence of gang violence on the streets of Chicago and around the barbershop itself.

This film also stars Kyle Chandler (Wolf of Wall Street, Bloodline), Jesse Plemons (Fargo, Breaking Bad), Billy Magnussen (Into the Woods, The Big Short), Sharon Horgan (TV's Catastrophe), Kylie Bunbury (TV's Pitch), Lamorne Morris (Barbershop: The Next Cut and TV's The New Girl), Jeffery Wright (Hunger Games, TV's Westworld), and Michael C. Hall (TV's Dexter, Six Feet Under).

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Barbershop: The Next Cut Rated PG - 13 for sexual material and language Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90 % Available on DVD and Blu - ray Taking a decade off from the franchise, Ice Cube and gang are back to cutting hair in his father's barbershop, and as violence gets worse on the streets of Chicago, he is considering selling the shop to move to a ritzier, and thus safer,Barbershop: The Next Cut Rated PG - 13 for sexual material and language Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90 % Available on DVD and Blu - ray Taking a decade off from the franchise, Ice Cube and gang are back to cutting hair in his father's barbershop, and as violence gets worse on the streets of Chicago, he is considering selling the shop to move to a ritzier, and thus safer,barbershop, and as violence gets worse on the streets of Chicago, he is considering selling the shop to move to a ritzier, and thus safer, location.

When he returns to his old barbershop on Fleet Street, he meets Mrs. Lovett (Helena Bonham Carter), who runs a shop under his old one and makes the worst meat pies in London.

Shizu and Beauty's barbershop, on the corner of Merchant and Bishop Streets, was perhaps not quite as successful, but business was good enough so that Beauty was able to move out of our home and rent for herself and Mary a small one - room walk - up on River Street.

There aren't many places where you can visit an old - fashioned barbershop while enjoying a local craft beer, but that's what's on tap at Barbeer — just one of the trendy stores at Center Street Promenade.

In turn, The Blackstone also became known as the location of Chicago gangster Al Capone's barbershop, nestled below street level in a «barbershop» lounge that still remains today.

The online community for photographers teamed up with gentleman's grooming brand Captain Fawcett to run a photo competition with a global perspective on barbering; the result being a dazzling gallery of street barbers and barbershops: from Philadelphia to Guangzhou via the Har Ki Doon valley.

Text: Marlborough Broome Street is pleased to present Walk - ins Welcome, a group exhibition that considers the barbershop as a complex metaphor for social space and imaginary projection.

We see the street signs of Harlem at night, the people walking up and down the avenues, and a portrait of Malcolm X at the local barbershop keeping watch over the people while providing strength and inspiration.