What's Up - Your guide to what's happening in Fayetteville, AR this week!
Issue link: http://www.epageflip.net/i/1434279
T2 WHATS UP! December 5 - 11, 2021 TV FEATURE BY RACHEL JONES TV Media T he power is in the hands of the people once more as fans and stars alike cele- brate the best in music, film and TV with the 47th annual People's Choice Awards, air- ing Tuesday, Dec. 7, on NBC and E! For audiences, it will be another star-studded night, complete with bowls of pop- corn and wardrobe critique. For celebrities and icons, it's another chance to dress up and celebrate everyone's suc- cess this year. At the top of the nomination board is the NBC drama "This Is Us," which has built a dedi- cated following over five sea- sons. The heartwarming series created by Dan Fogelman ("Life Itself," 2018) follows a set of triplets and their par- ents as they navigate life struggles. "A Walk to Remem- ber's" (2002) Mandy Moore and "Gilmore Girls'" Milo Ventimiglia are among the cast members, as are Chrissy Metz ("Breakthrough," 2019), Justin Hartley ("Injustice," 2021) and Sterling K. Brown ("Black Panther," 2018). But it isn't all emotional family drama this year; "F9: The Fast Saga" is getting a lot of love, too! There's no shortage of Vin Diesel ("Guardians of the Gal- axy," 2014) in our lifetime, and he, Michelle Rodriguez ("Lost") and the cast of "F9" are off to the races at this year's ceremony. "F9" follows the Fast & Furi- ous franchise's sometimes- protagonist, sometimes-antag- onist lead, Dom Toretto (Die- sel), as he faces another threat to his off-the-grid peace. He must face his past and fight off a global threat, though, of course, not without the help of his crew. If the diversity of the two highest nominated produc- tions weren't enough of an in- dication, the People's Choice categories are known to show- case a wide array of media and performance. On the music side, Latinx stars Becky G, J Balvin and Daddy Yankee com- pete against the likes of Justin Bieber and Adele, while in Re- ality TV land, Symone from "RuPaul's Drag Race" goes head-to-head with JoJo Siwa from "Dancing With the Stars." Also to keep an eye on are athletes Naomi Osaka, Bubba Wallace and Simone Biles in the Game Changer category, and Bo Burnham ("Inside") and Ali Wong ("Birds of Prey," 2020) for Comedy Act of 2021. Social Star nominees in- clude none other than pop cul- ture icons Justin Bieber, Lil Nas X and the recently "free" Britney Spears, to name a few. Hosting this fun event is "Saturday Night Live" royal Kenan Thompson ("Home Sweet Home Alone," 2020), who is also nominated for two awards this year: Comedy TV Star and Male TV Star. The Emmy-nominated actor is the longest-running cast member on SNL and will also be return- ing for Season 2 of his self-ti- tled NBC comedy series, "Ke- nan." And while the voting offi- cially closed online and on Bentonville Acupuncture 5 x 5 continued on page T10 Chrissy Metz, Sterling K. Brown and Justin Hartley star in six-time nominee "This Is Us" The 'People' have chosen "It's lIfe changIng" Finally! A Bentonville Doctor of Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine is helping local seniors live life without the constant pain and suffering associated with Peripheral neuropathy! Peripheral Neuropathy is the pain, burning, numbness and tingling caused by progressive nerve damage. Elise R. was experiencing symptoms often described by those suffering with neuropathy. She explained that daily tasks like walking, driving, and getting to the bathroom were overwhelmingly difficult. She gave up her dreams of ever hiking the trails again. Unfortunately elise's story is all too familiar for millions of people suffering from Peripheral neuropathy. If you're facing the same disheartening diagnosis, you're likely not sleeping at night, having difficulty walking, struggling with balance, and worrying that you might fall. You may be taking medications that aren't working or have uncomfortable side effects. Fortunately, four months ago Elise read an article about Dr. Kaye and the work she was doing to treat those suffering from Peripheral Neuropathy, without invasive surgeries or medications. Dr. Marsha Kaye, founder of Bentonville Acupuncture & Wellness Center, uses the time-tested science of acupuncture and a technology developed by NASA that assists in increasing blood flow and healing to treat this progressive disease. "now when I go to bed at night I don't have those shooting pains and burning. I don't have weakness in my feet and legs." elise enthusiastically describes life after receiving treatments. "I can wear socks and shoes!" Elise and her sister now enjoy morning walks together with their dogs, sometimes covering up to 3 miles a day. "It's life altering. as far as I'm concerned, Dr. Kaye gave me my life back." Dr. Kaye has been helping the senior community for over 15 years using cutting edge and innovative integrative medicine. Specializing in chronic pain cases, specifically those deemed 'hopeless' or 'untreatable', she consistently generates unparalleled results. What was once a missing link in senior healthcare is now easily accessible to the residents of NW Arkansas. If you've missed too many activities because of pain or fear of falling, call us now! It's time you let your golden years Be gOlDen! PeRIPheRal neUROPathY? call 479-268-3375 to schedule a consultation! 1003 se 14th street ste 9, Bentonville, aR 72712 www.Bentonvilleacupuncture.health