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Donations needed for first Kids Clothing Swap - Abington Mariner Posted: Please help the Wayland Children and Parents Association (WCPA) make their first Kids Clothing Swap a success. The WCPA is currently soliciting donations of used (but, please, in good condition – no stains, rips, etc.) clothing for children ages infant to 6. This includes shoes, outerwear, hats and bathing suits. The swap starts at 7:30 p.m. on March 23, but if you donate clothing or volunteer to help sort clothing, you'll get early admission at 7 p.m. So, please gather your children's outgrown clothing, sort and bag it. You can drop off your clothes at different locations around town, at all WCPA events, or someone will come to your house and pick up your donation. Pick-up dates are March 8 and 15 and limited to areas in Wayland, Weston, Sudbury and Wellesley. E-mail Julie Suratt (juliesuratt@gmail.com) for information on drop-off locations and pick-up times. Clothing donations must be received by March 20. All clothes remaining at the end of the night will be donated to Cradles to Crayons and Room to Grow. The Kids Clothing Swap will be held on March 23 in the Large Hearing Room at Wayland Town Building at 7:30 p.m. A $20 entrance fee ($25 for non-members) gets you all the items that will fit into a WCPA tote bag. Visit our website (www.waylandwcpa.org) for more information. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php Five Filters featured article: Comment Is Free But Freedom Is Slavery - An Exchange With The Guardian's Economics Editor.

'Take Me Home Tonight' Stars Teach The Kids About The '80s - MTV Posted: In addition to being an entertaining and raunchy romantic comedy, "Take Me Home Tonight," which features the acting and comedic talents of Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Teresa Palmer and Dan Fogler, is also a cinematic homage to the 1980s. When MTV News caught up with the cast, we asked them to explain to the younger generations what the '80s were all about — check out the embedded video to really get a feel for their trip down memory lane. "It's like 'Glee,' " Faris said with a laugh. "Is it like 'Glee'?" Fogler questioned his co-star. "I don't know," she said, second-guessing herself. "How would you describe that decade to them?" Fogler followed up, taking over the interviewer job. "It was a time when the music was so influential and the style, it was so specific to the '80s," Faris explained. "You know, the big bangs and the shoulder pads and the jelly shoes." "It's in your face!" Fogler interjected. "No one really apologized for what they were wearing or doing." Faris agreed: "Yeah, women wore a lot of super high-waisted bikinis — which men, I think, still kind of like." "They do, because you saw more of the pelvis than you normally would," Fogler explained, adding that the trend should make a comeback. Grace and Palmer took a different track in describing the '80s. Grace chose to call out several famous music videos from our MTV archives in order to "describe" what was happening during the decade. "Let's play a couple of [music videos] right now," Grace instructed, proceeding to name his favorite '80s artists and their hit songs. "Duran Duran, 'Girls on Film' — go! OK, 'Hungry Like the Wolf,' go to that video," he said. "That is the opening-credit scene [for 'Take Me Home Tonight']. OK, now we are back. Now, do 'Video Killed the Radio Star,' " he said. "The first video ever played on MTV. This video was going on when I was watching MTV." "He's good!" Palmer added, not able to comment properly on the happenings back in the day, since she was born in 1986. What are your favorite '80s videos or trends? Tell us in the comments! Check out everything we've got on "Take Me Home Tonight." For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php Five Filters featured article: Comment Is Free But Freedom Is Slavery - An Exchange With The Guardian's Economics Editor.

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