 New York’s iconic Stonewall Inn and performed a fan-bloody-tabulous lip-sync routine to Dusty Springfield’s ‘You Don’t Own Me’ (AKA the female empowerment anthem from The First Wives Club) flanked by Miss Gay of USofA Aurora Sexton, trans activist Candis Cox, drag icon Brenda Dharling and more.
And ‘sif that alone wasn’t amazing enough, the whole thing was for a good cause: raising money and awareness for the Newtown Action Alliance, an anti-gun violence group working to save lives through stricter gun control.
The Oscar-winning Aussie glamazon also returned to the stage later in the evening to back up singer Margeaux Powell as she belted out Adele’s mega-hit “Hello”.
Check out fan-shot footage of both performances (and bow the hell down) below.
OK I can't sleep because of "CATS GONE WILD" - yes it sounds like PAWS OF THUNDER AT THIS MOMENT. I want to know what other members do during their cat's "Witching Hour".
I close the door and go to sleep.
I sleep thru it. I have myself trained to the point that I can (and did, just last month) sleep through a 120' tree being sawed down outside my bedroom. Sleeping through kitty noise is a piece of cake.
Ha-ha, I get my iPhone ready to record funnies and watch the chaos ensue with 2 dogs and 3 cats racing around the house They don't typically get the crazies at bed time. I turn off the lights and hubby and I go to bed and if the animals aren't already camped out on the bed, they all descend upon it very soon. I would just roll over and go to sleep.
They always do that for an hour just when I am going to sleep because normally before I go to bed they are on me sleeping while I watch a movie or something. So when it's time for me to sleep they are ready to go bonkers.
I can sleep through any noise though so I just smile and go to sleep. However when they are done playing Darwin comes to bed and if he cant get under the covers by my head he bites my nose to wake me up and let him in.
And if I forgot to fill up on dry food before I go to bed they wake me up in the early AM's also. I rarelly forget that though.
Wawww! Smeagol had one last night.. he came back from the vets at 3.40pm and slept all the way through... until we went to bed. My alarm was due to go off at 4.45am and at around 11pm it all started!
Generally we have playtime around 10pm in the evening so when it comes to bed time everyone is sleepy!
I'm lucky - my kitties start their playtime around 10pm- go nuts for an hour and by 11pm when we crawl into bed they come running in after us for snuggles! Its heavenly - flannel sheets and warm naked purring babies. Love it!
Great responses. It is a general consensus that everyone just deals with it in their own way.Maui zipline experiences are a chance to soar through the trees, enjoying a thrill that can't be duplicated on the ground.  You don't need any experience to get going; as long as your fit and ready for adventure, you can step into a harness and start soaring.
Skyline Zip Tours, a pioneer of Maui zipline packages, opened its operations in 2002, quickly amassing a large group of people who soared to the clouds and had a good time in the process. This Maui zipline is easy to access from the Kaanapali hotels and both of the island's airports, and it feels a million miles away from the ordinary world. As you soar to the top of the trees, you find panoramic vistas dotted with valleys, plunging cliffs, and nature at its most unspoiled. With eight ziplines, the guided tour offers an paralleled vantage point to see waterfalls and sweeping views of the Maui landscape. The company makes the effort to keep it Maui zipline tours and other operations carbon neutral, helping to preserve this amazing landscape for future generations.
Skyline's original Maui zipline tours were so popular, the company quickly opened a second location. The second canopy tour kicks off close to the entrance of Haleakala National Park, where the Haleakala Crater is located. The second Maui zipline location offers the same thrills and amazing views as the original location. On either tour, safety is a top priority. Passengers need to be at least ten years old and meet weight and height requirements. The guides will ensure that all of the harnesses and safety equipment fit property before the adventure begins.
While Skyline was one of the first companies to bring ziplines to America, some other companies have gotten in on the action. In a few years, Maui zipline packages became one of the most popular things to do for visitors and locals alike. Another company sets you soaring through the West Maui Mountains. Tours begin with a pick up at one of the local hotels and a ride on the open-air ATV powered by biodiesel through the pineapple fields. The observation deck where the zipline adventures begin is 1,400 feet above sea level, just the beginning of the adventure. If you'd like to experience even more fun, you could add a visit to the high-ropes course to your package or a pineapple excursion. Even the most mild at heart will enjoy the tour of Maui's pineapple fields, complete with some truly fresh fruit to take with you at the end of the tour.
The Piiholo ranch also offers Maui zipline packages. Located on the edge of the rainforest high above the Pacific coast, the ranch already was a favorite place for Maui tours, offering horseback riding excursions and some excellent shopping opportunities. The zipline tour can accommodate four people, soaring side-by-side for miles through the forest of eucalyptus, ohia, and koa trees. These Maui zipline tours kick off after a walk along a suspension bridge before the adventure again. Ranch visitors also have the chance to test their mettle and have some fun climbing Tango Tower. If you want to soak in the views without strapping on a harness or doing some climbing, you can relax at the treehouse. Its expansive desks are a great place to grab some photographs and soak in the tropical breezes.

Wareham, Mass. --- The Wareham Free Library will begin curbside pickup on Tuesday, June 23 at the Main Library at 59 Marion Road in Wareham. Hours for curbside pickup and telephone service are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM.
Library patrons will be able to place any items in the SAILS Network on hold, but only Wareham Free Library items will be available to be picked up at the library, until delivery resumes. Holds can be placed over the phone by library staff or by patrons through their computer or SAILS mobile app. Patrons may call the circulation desk at |||PHONE_NUMBER|||  extension 1011 or 1013 to place holds at the library.
After holds are processed, patrons will receive a text message, e-mail or phone call from the library notifying them that their items are ready. During this call, patrons may make a five-minute appointment to pick up their items between 10 AM and 4 PM. Patrons must give their name, library card number, and a brief description of their vehicle over the phone, so library staff can check out the items.
After the appointment has been made, patrons must call the library fax number at |||PHONE_NUMBER|||  to let library staff know you are outside. Patrons are being asked to either open their trunks, rear doors or passenger side window before items are brought to your vehicle in a single-use bag. If you do not have a vehicle, appointments and alternate arrangements can still be made with the library. Patrons without a library card may also schedule appointments to register for a card.
The Wareham Free Library is only offering service for pick-up only at this time. Patrons may return any item fine free using the book drop at the main entrance of the library or the Spinney Branch library through the end of July. There will be a three-day quarantine period for any items returned to the library, and due dates on items that were checked out on or before March 1 have been extended to July 31.
While the Wareham Free Library building remains closed to the public, staff are on hand to help patrons with item recommendations, assistance using Libby/Overdrive, and aid accessing our numerous free databases.
For more information, patrons can check out http://warehamfreelibrary.org or our Facebook page at http://facebook.com/warehamfreelibrary.
Charming Cottage on Mirror Lake, Tuftonboro, NH,WF, Peak/Off $1,500/1,100wk
Enjoy the summer and early fall season from this charming cottage on Mirror Lake. The screened in porch allows full view of the lake and is a great spot for dining, reading or playing one of the many board games provided. Grill lakeside or enjoy dining at one of the many local restaurants. Launch your boat on Mirror Lake or Winnipesaukee. Wolfeboro is 5 miles south. Please note that pets are not allowed and there is a one week minimum rental period during July & August.
New dock added in 2013 (