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Moonshadow finds femininity, power through dance RACHEL HERGETT For the Chronicle

When dancing, Austine Moonshadow embodies empowered female archetypes of history or lore. She’s an independent and often mysterious woman, a femme fatale, a rebel, or someone filled with dark, feminine wisdom — women

like Mae West, Joan of Arc, Mata Hari, Marie Laveau or Anne Bonney.

“I like to pay homage to women who were bucking societal expectations of them at the time and received both renown and infamy because of that,” Moonshadow said over coffee at Treeline in Bozeman last week.

Through dance, Moonshadow rediscovered her own femininity, a trait often stifled

in small town Montana. Red Lodge’s version of cool, she said, wasn’t about sporting the latest makeup look or stylish clothes: It was about who had the most functional Carhartt jacket.

Embracing her feminine side has given her an inner strength.

“I love gender expression of all types,” Moonshadow said. “But I really think it’s really important to show that there’s more than one type of strength. There’s more than one different type of

courage. There’s more than one different type of wisdom.”

Moonshadow has been studying belly dance for over a decade, taking on a contemporary style with few rules.

This allows for evolution as she encounters different types of dance and interacts with those who add to her skillset.

She teaches classes in Bozeman (including an 8-week fundamentals course starting in January), performs for various events and has a collective in the works with three other local

belly dance instructors.

While classes used to be taught through Moonshadow Belly Dance, Moonshadow’s stylistic diversification has led to some simplification in branding.

Moonshadow has become both an adopted surname and business name. Most people now learn of her upcoming classes and workshops via Instagram, @austine_moonshadow.

In a world where dancers often put in long hours with little to no monetary compensation, Moonshadow said, working with dancers who have the same passion and dedication is always the aim. And morale among that group is everything.

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Dancer Austine Moonshadow, photographed in north Bozeman on Oct. 20, combines dance styles like bellydance, ballet and hip hop to tell stories with movement.

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“Interview With the Vampire” (Available Now)

“Black Cake” - Season 1 (Nov. 1) Based on the New York Times bestselling book by Charmaine Wilkerson, this drama, set in the late 1960s, follows a runaway bride named Covey (Mia Isaac) disappears into the surf off the coast of Jamaica and is feared “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” (Oct. 31) drowned or a fugitive on the run for her This critically acclaimed documentary follows husband’s murder. In present-day California, revered sushi chef Jiro Ono, who continues a widow named Eleanor Bennett (Chipo strives for perfection in his work late into Chung), loses her battle with cancer, leaving his life, while his eldest son, Yoshikazu, has her two estranged children a flash drive that trouble living up to his father’s legacy. From holds previously untold stories of her journey filmmaker David Gelb. from the Caribbean to America.

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VANNA WHITE

Born as an 18th-century lord, Louis (Brad Pitt) is now a bicentennial vampire, telling “50 First Dates” (Available Now) his story to an eager biographer. Suicidal after Playboy veterinarian Henry (Adam Sandler) the death of his family, he meets Lestat (Tom sets his heart on romancing Lucy (Drew Bar- Cruise), a vampire who persuades him to rymore), but she has short-term memory loss; choose immortality over death and become she can’t remember anything that happened his companion. Eventually, gentle Louis the day before. So every morning, Henry has resolves to leave his violent maker, but Lestat to woo her again. Her friends and family are guilts him into staying by turning a young very protective, and Henry must convince girl. Antonio Banderas, Kirsten Dunst and them that he’s in it for love.

Christian Slater also star.

With “Wheel of Fortune” poised to move into a new era, Vanna White will remain a constant of it, at least for a while.

Though host Pat Sajak is leaving after the syndicated, Merv Griffin-created weekday game show’s current 41st season, television’s iconic “letter-spinner” recently signed a deal that will keep her on the program for two more years once Ryan Seacrest assumes Sajak’s former spot. White rarely has been absent from “Wheel “ since she joined it in 1982 (though she was absent for a week of shows that aired earlier this month), and she’s also prominent on the “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune” edition Wednesdays on ABC, so there had to be interest in keeping her there for consistency .. with a pay hike reportedly a part of her new deal.

Having a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a Guinness Record as the most frequent clapper in television history – indicating her enthusiastic cheerleading for contestants – White knows firsthand what it’s like to be a game player. Before she began her “Wheel” tenure, she made it to Contestants’ Row on “The Price Is Right,” though she didn’t make it to the stage with host Bob Barker.

Previously a model and a Miss Georgia USA contender, White actually was one of three hostesses who initially worked with Sajak after Susan Stafford left “Wheel.” It only took a couple of months for that position to go solely to her, and though she customarily has held that job, she got a temporary promotion to host when Sajak needed emergency surgery toward the end of 2019. She also hosted

the show for a week in early 2020, assisted then by Sajak’s daughter Maggie.

Whether “Wheel” watchers will have to brace themselves for White’s departure as well won’t be known for a while, so in the meantime, they can continue to enjoy her spirited cooperation as players buy vowels and consonants in the pursuit of puzzle-solving.

Birthdate: Feb. 18, 1957 Birthplace: North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Current residence: Los Angeles Marital status: Divorced; has a son and a daughter Other television credits include: “Fresh Off the Boat,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race: All-Stars 7,” “Totally Minnie,” “The King of Queens,” “Just Shoot Me!,” “L.A. Law,” “227,” “Super Mario Bros.

Super Show,” “Santa Barbara,” “Simon & Simon,” “Full House,” “Married … With Children,” “It’s Garry Shandling’s Show,” “Goddess of Love,” “The A-Team,” “Gimme a Break!,” “Captain Planet and the Planeteers” (voice only), “Star of the Family,” “Midnight Offerings” Movie credits include: “Naked Gun 33-1/3: The Final Insult,” “Double Dragon,” “Graduation Day,” “Looker” Her other pursuits include: Apartment-building investing, house flipping, crocheting Her philanthropic involvements include: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Her autobiography’s title: “Vanna Speaks”

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“Jurassic Park” still brings the thrills celebrityq&a Though the week of Halloween is a good time for anything that generates scares, “Jurassic Park” is an all-purpose, year-round thrill ride.

As it nears the end of its 30th-anniversary year, the Steven Spielberg-directed blockbuster is streaming on Peacock, along with several of its sequels. It remains just as exciting as it was when audiences first sampled it three decades ago, with Michael Crichton’s best seller about cloned creatures Ariana Richards, Sam Neill and from the prehistoric age providing an ideal Joseph Mazzello in “Jurassic Park” basis for Spielberg and company to pour on the visual and emotional excitement.

It’s interesting to note that Spielberg also was working on “Schindler’s List” at the time he was filming “Jurassic Park,” and the clear diversity and ultimate triumphs of those two projects stand as testimony to his celebrated skill and breadth as a filmmaker. The method he uses in “Jurassic Park” to warm viewers up for the eventual appearance of the dinosaurs recalls his slow and steady pace in bringing the shark into view in the smash that really put him on Hollywood’s map, “Jaws.”

Richard Attenborough plays a businessman who wants the island where the “Jurassic” creatures roam certified safe, following a fatal mishap, so he summons three scientists (Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum) to the site to assess it. One of the greatest looks of wonder in screen history can be found on Dern’s face, followed by Neill’s, as their characters get their first sightings of beings long considered extinct – with John Williams’ majestic music adding extra punch to the moment.

Two youngsters also are in the scenario, with Joseph Mazzello and Ariana Richards as attenborough’s grandchildren, who find themselves uncomfortably in the thick of the action as larceny by some of the island employees helps set the stage for the mayhem that comes. The plotting helps make “Jurassic Park” more than just a special-effects show, though those effects surely are worth the price of admission on their own.

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Kirstie Alley OF CHEERS ON NBC Q: I recently saw a repeat of “Cheers” that had Kirstie Alley in it. How long was she on that show?

A: The late actress joined the NBC sitcom, set in the Boston bar “where everybody knows your name,” in 1992 at the start of the sixth of its 11 seasons. Her character, Rebecca Howe, became the site’s manager and effectively assumed the former spot of Diane Chambers (played

by Shelley Long) as a romantic interest and verbal sparring partner for bartender Sam Maloine (Ted Danson).

Alley already had done a considerable amount of television work by the time she began her “Cheers” tenure, including her stints as a non-celebrity contestant on “Match Game” and “Password Plus.” Her first major acting role was TV-based, as Lt. Saavik in “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” (1982), though that was a theatrical film. She had a brief mid-1980s run in the ABC espionage series “Masquerade,” then gained attention in the ABC miniseries “North and South” and played iconic feminist Gloria Steinem in the ABC movie “A Bunny’s Tale.”

“Cheers” came next for Alley, and most of her extracurricular work during her run on that series leaned toward feature films. She used her hiatus periods from the show to make such movies as “Shoot to Kill” (1988), “Loverboy” (1989), “Sibling Rivalry” (1990) and the three “Look Who’s Talking” comedies (1989, 1990, 1993). Alley would make several other series, including “Veronica’s Closet” and “Kirstie” (though her character in the latter was named Maddie), later.

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“Die in a Gunfight” (Oct. 29) The Rathcarts and the Gibbons are modern day Montagues and Capulets, two rival families who each control their own media empire in New York City. Their teenage kids ignore the feud and fall in love, despite their parents efforts to keep them apart. With hitman, corporate corruption, love, jealousy, revenge and lust, all of the characters and emotions come to a head at the wedding in this fast-moving, action-filled love story. Alexandra Daddario, Diego Boneta, Justin Chatwin, Wade Allain-Marcus, Billy Crudup, Emmanuelle Chriqui and Travis Fimmel star.

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by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, the story revolves around 18-year-old Mark Grayson (voiced by Steven Yeun), who’s just like every other guy his age — except his father is (or was) the most powerful superhero on the planet. Still reeling from Nolan’s (J.K. Simmons) betrayal in Season One, Mark struggles to rebuild his life as he faces a host of new threats, all while battling his greatest fear — that he might become his father without even knowing it.

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This just in @ Bozeman Library BETH BOYSON Library columnist

Be an informed voter! Ballots have been mailed out. It’s time to meet the City Commission candidates. The League of Women Voters of the Bozeman Area, Bozeman Professional Women (BPW), the American Association of University Women (AAUW), and the Bozeman Public Library will present a Candidate Forum. Participating in the forum will be the five candidates seeking election to the two open seats on the Bozeman City Commission. This non-partisan forum will be moderated by Sally Maison. The public is invited to bring questions, not speeches, for the candidates. This free program starts at 6:30 PM in the Community meeting room and

will be recorded by KGVM 95.9 FM. Tricks and treats for the kiddos: Why do X-rays Show Your Bones? Questions about Bones and the Skeleton by Thomas Canavan. Does one of more of your children ask questions like this all the time? I did. And then, we went to the Library for answers. In this Halloween season, give your kids or grandkids the ultimate treat: a regularly scheduled visit to the Library to serve their

some beautiful things about the month of October. Relive them all in the original book series, published in 1908, the graphic novel, the movie series from the ‘80s, or the TV series, Avonlea, which ran for seven seasons. The story of an orphan girl making imagination and curiosity. her place in the world has lasted The Loud Librarian written 125 years.

by Jenna Beatrice; illustrated by For the adults in the room: Erika Lynne Jones. When loudLessons in Chemistry by voiced Penelope becomes stuBonnie Garmus. This novel, the dent-librarian, she is deterfirst by a former copywriter who mined to prove she is perfect for took up writing fiction at age 65, the job while staying true to her- is that perfectly satirical, subverself. This VOX book is one in a sive, accurate to the era, novel series, preloaded with a profesabout women piercing the prosional audio narration of the text fessions heretofore dominated of the book, enabling children by men. As men, and women, to read and listen to the book tried to keep Elizabeth Zolt, simultaneously. down, or out, she and her dog Anne of Green Gables by persisted.

L.M. Montgomery. Anne said Death Valley by Melissa

Broder. When an author takes a respite from her seriously ill father’s bedside, she hopes a hike in the desert will be just the thing she needs. Go hike, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. A cactus in this desert tempts her into a whole, new world: one with no cell service, not enough water, and no one knowing where she is.

Roman Stories by Jhumpa Lahari. The first short story collection by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author and master of the form since her number one New York Times best seller Unaccustomed Earth Rome — metropolis and monument, suspended between past and future, multi-faceted and metaphysical — is the protagonist, not the setting, of these nine stories.

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“All The Light We Cannot See” (Nov. 2) Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this limited series follows the story of Marie-Laure (Aria Mia Loberti), a blind French girl, and her father, Daniel (Mark Ruffalo), who flee German-occupied Paris with a legendary diamond to keep it from falling into the hands of the Nazis. Relentlessly pursued by a cruel Gestapo officer, Marie-Laure and Daniel soon find refuge in St. Malo. Here, Marie-Laure’s path collides inexorably with the unlikeliest of kindred spirits: Werner (Louis Hofmann), a brilliant teenager enlisted by Hitler’s regime, who instead shares a secret connection to Marie-Laure.

“Ferry: The Series” - Season 1 (Nov. 3) A spinoff of Netflix’s “Undercover,” this new series tells the story of drug lord Ferry Bouman (Frank Lammers), as he rises from obscurity and tries to get a foothold in the Brabant underworld. Together with John (Raymond “Nyad” (Nov. 3) This film tells the remarkable true story of ath- Thiry), brother-in-law Lars (Yannick van lete Diana Nyad (Annette Bening) who, at the de Velde), Remco (Tim Haars) and Dennis (Huub Smit), he fights the immovable drug age of 60 and with the help of her best friend and coach, Bonnie Still (Jodie Foster), commits lord Arie Tack (Steef Cuijpers) and a notorious motorcycle club to win his place at the top. to achieving her life-long dream: a 110-mile open ocean swim from Cuba to Florida, often But, he quickly learns that greatness comes with a price. referred to as the “Mount Everest” of swims.

celebrityquotes “I read the article and what immediately attracted me was it portrayed a healthcare system and an industry that was so far removed from anything I knew in the UK. It seemed extraordinary that these practices were taking place when it came to the whole industry of looking after people.” - Director David Yates recalls the article that inspired “Pain Hustlers” in an interview with The Wrap

“I haven’t really watched many horror movies. I watched IT with my family about five years ago. And that was scary for me. I had to remind myself that I did not live in Derry and that Derry was not a real town, and the clown was not under my bed. But I went to the theater three or four times to see it. I was obsessed with IT.” Laya DeLeon Hayes, the star of “The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster,” mentions how she became obsessed with “It” in an interview with Bloody Disgusting

“Blue Eye Samurai” - Season 1 (Nov. 3) This provocative and visually stunning cinematic series immerses the viewer in a world of vivid adult animation with a live-action edge. Set in Edo-period Japan, the series follows Mizu (voiced by Maya Erskine), a mixed-race master of the sword who lives a life in disguise seeking the deliverance of revenge. The voice cast also includes George Takei, Masi Oka, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Brenda Song, Darren Barnet, Randall Park and Kenneth Branagh.

“Bobby wants back in the game ... I didn’t expect to come back, but I wanted to in the end. Axe has a rock ’n’ roll swagger that’s fun to play, and all my colleagues on the show are my bros.”

- Damian Lewis, speaking with TV Insider, reflects on his return to “Billions,” for the final season.

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Questions: 1) Which famous rocker upstaged Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) in an episode of “Friends,” but actually co-wrote the song “Smelly Cat” in real life?

2) Which “Will & Grace” character boasted to Cher (appearing as herself) that he did “a better Cher than you”?

3) Name the artist whose post-Super Bowl appearance on “New Girl” drew in 26.3 million viewers.

4) Who played music store owner Sophie Bloom in “Gilmore Girls” and also wrote/sang the show’s theme song?

5) Rick Springfield’s “Jessie’s Girl” was a big hit in 1981, the same year he joined the cast of “General Hospital” — which character did he play?

Answers: 1) Chrissie Hynde 2) Jack 3) Prince 4) Carole King 5) Dr. Noah Drake (he also played Eli Love and appeared as himself)

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“Halloween” is here again

BY JAY BOBBIN

Though it’s a potent chiller anytime, there clearly isn’t better scheduling for director and co-writer John Carpenter’s original 1978 thriller “Halloween” than the week of trick-or-treating itself. AMC gives the scare show a real workout by showing it Sunday, Oct. 29, Monday, Oct. 30, and Tuesday, Oct. 31 – along with several of the sequels, which were guaranteed when the first movie became one of the most profitable independent films of all time.

Recent Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis secured her “scream queen” label as Laurie Strode, the babysitter who ends up in a battle for survival against Michael Myers (played mainly by Nick Castle), a sanitarium escapee who targets various people in an Illinois town. Donald Pleasence also stars as the masked and highly lethal Michael’s psychiatrist, who does what he can to recapture the killer. Carpenter also composed the memorably minimalist music score.

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playerprofile BY ROBERTO JOZEF McDavid, Oilers faceoff against Flames in first matchup in a Battle of Alberta Heritage Classic In what is sure to be one of the most anticipated games of the regular season, the Edmonton Oilers face off against the Calgary Flames as the Battle of Alberta gets underway on Sunday, Oct. 29, at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta, with the game airing live on TNT. It’s been 20 years since the NHL and the Edmonton Oilers hosted the first-ever regular season outdoor classic game at Commonwealth Stadium in 2003 — a game that saw the Oilers defeat the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 in front of 57,167 fans.

This season, the stage couldn’t be better to kick off the Battle of Alberta’s first regular season matchup between the Oilers and Flames, as both teams head into the year with high expectations — which include nothing short of a deep playoff run.

While the Flames and Oilers have a long season in front of them before thinking playoffs, setting the tone early with a win against a provincial rival is surely something both teams will look to capitalize on out the gate.

For captain Connor McDavid and the Oilers, they’ll be looking to continue exactly where they left off last season, with McDavid setting new career highs, finishing first in the NHL scoring race with 153 points (64 goals, 89 assists), and linemate Leon Draisaitl coming in second, finishing with 128 points (52 goals, 76 assists).

Despite an early playoff exit to the eventual Stanley Cup champions, the Vegas Golden Knights, in the Western Conference second round, the Oilers have a lot to look forward to this season with McDavid playing in his prime and well positioned to reach even higher numbers — assuming he remains healthy.

With the Oilers and Flames in the conversation as some of the top teams going into the season, the Heritage Classic promises to be a thrilling first regular season matchup.

The puck drops on the Battle of Alberta at Commonwealth Stadium, Sunday, Oct. 29, with the game broadcast live on TNT. Full name: Connor Andrew McDavid Birthdate: Jan. 13, 1997 (26) Birthplace: Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada Height/weight: 6-1/193 pounds Team(s)/Number: Edmonton Oilers (2015-present) No. 97

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Bozeman Flyers Dance Troupe and performed with Raison D’Etre Dance Project.

“My whole goal isn’t to have Moonshadow’s next the coolest, most complicated performance is with 406 Cirque. choreography,” she said. “It’s The group’s Spooktacular to make them look good and Halloween Circus Extravaganza feel good in the moment and on Saturday, Oct. 28, features also to foster this community a variety of performers who with each other where we’re act as monsters in a little girl’s constantly encouraging, dreams. uplifting each other. I Watching Moonshadow want them to have a good dance, you can see how some experience.” of the influences collide, the Though Moonshadow has hip-hop isolations or popping always loved dancing, she was and locking somehow fuse with priced out of lessons as a child. the viper strike attacks of the When she moved to Bozeman Odissi. Then she juxtaposes the to find her own way in the crispier movements with gentle world, formal training was on flows. She is hard and soft at the forefront of her mind. once. It’s all about owning her At 19, Moonshadow started power. taking belly dancing classes On stage, Moonshadow lives with Stefanie Stauber, a then in a sort of flow state where Bozeman-based teacher everything is in slow motion. who she calls “a bright light In this space, she has time to in the community.” How breathe, to interact with the Moonshadow experienced audience, to tilt her face toward dance became more the lights and notice the feel of personal, more intimate. the ground beneath her feet.

New movements — isolating Getting there is no easy feat, she the torso and making circles said. It can only be done one way. with the hips — made her feel “You had to work to earn it,” powerful in her own skin.

RACHEL HERGETT, FOR THE CHRONICLE Moonshadow said. “And there’s Stauber nurtured her Dancer Austine Moonshadow is photographed in north Bozeman on Oct. 20. no faking it and there’s no students’ confidence in a style shortcuts.” approaches each class with a vulnerable, both for performer are and that’s beautiful,” she of bellydance that allowed fervor, propelled by a desire to As for the audience, said. and audience. Performers for personal expression communicate through dance to Moonshadow hopes they are Moonshadow spent most of are putting themselves out and, by extension, allowed diverse audiences. her early to mid 20s training there by showing their full able to experience the dance them comfort in their own “Personally, I love diving into live. Breathing the same air, extensively, following each stomach, Moonshadow said, movements. (a style), but I can’t only do that,” existing in the same space and and audiences may have strong opportunity that came “It’s very body positive,” Moonshadow said. “I have to be feeling each others’ energy her way. While she likes to reactions to belly movements.

Moonshadow said of the style. creating new pathways.”

She has found joy in supporting maintain freedom with her “It’s very much about self creates a shared moment In addition to training with dance, Moonshadow has esteem and developing who you others to move beyond these between audience and artist Zoe Jakes of Beats Antique for trained in styles with set rules fears. are as opposed to comparing that is incomparable. the past 10 years, Moonshadow and codified movements, “I think one of my life’s yourself or trying to fit a mold.”

“In my philosophy, the has studied Balinese dance, has art isn’t complete until it is purposes is to help show people such as ballet or Odissi, a This is especially important a hip hop crew known as the in a form that can feel incredibly they can be who they are as they classical Indian dance. She received,” she said.

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ever-closer contact, our relationship nears a tipping point.

Eight Bears: Mythic Past Which way will we go? and Imperiled Future by GloA Wing and a Prayer: the ria Dickie. Bears have always Race to Save Our Vanishing held a central place in our collec- Birds by Anders and Beverly tive memory, from Indigenous Gyllenhaal. Birds are dying at an folklore and Greek mythology to unprecedented pace. Three bilnineteenth-century fairytales lion birds in North America have and the modern toy shop. But vanished over the past fifty years. as humans and bears come into (Read that sentence again.)

There are encouraging breakthroughs across the hemisphere and still time to change course, if humanity acts quickly.

ChatGPT for Dummies

by Pam Baker. What is this ChatGPT thing people are talking about, and doing news stories about? It’s the artificial intelligence tool that can answer questions, write essays, and

generate just about any kind of text it’s asked for. Maybe it could write this column? Learn all about it and explore the ethics attached to any new technology.

Barbie — is on DVD At last!

The pink trip that is the Barbie movie is @ your Library. Written and directed by Greta Gerwig, who did the same for that other masterpiece of American

childhood: Little Women, in 2020, this movie takes you to Barbie Land, filled with perfect beings in a perfect place, unless you have a full-on existential crisis, or, you’re a Ken. Beth Boyson is a Programming Librarian and Cataloger at Bozeman Public Library.

She can be reached through the library website www.bozemanlibrary.org.

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BY ALEX HENDRY

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3) Victor

9) Before Luka Doncic, this flashy Croatian guard was a highlight machine for the Trail Blazers and Nets in the early 1990’s. Who is he?

Wembanyama

8) Which four-time NBA champion helped lead Argentina to an upset gold medal victory at the 2004 Sumer Olympics?

4) Dirk Nowitzki

“007: Road to a Million” - Season 1 (Prime Video — Nov. 10, Series Premiere) Nine pairs of everyday people are unleashed on an epic adventure through a series of James Bond-inspired challenges, to find questions hidden around the world, all for a shot at winning a life-changing £1,000,000 prize. The Controller (Brian Cox) is the on-screen mastermind behind the game, he dictates where the pairs go, and what they must do and sets their questions. He watches on from the shadows following the pair’s every move, revelling as his often merciless and punishing plans unfold in front of him.

7) The first European-born player to win the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year Award, did so in back-toback seasons. Who is he?

5) Dikembe

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6) Who is the only foreign-born player to have his number retired by the Los Angeles Lakers?

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6) Pau Gasol

5) Second all-time in career blocked shots, this Hall of Fame big-man won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award on four occasions (tied for most all-time).

7) Detlef Schrempf

4) Who is the highest-scoring foreign-born player in NBA history?

8) Manu Ginobili

3) Which French phenom was selected first by the San Antonio Spurs in the 2023 NBA Draft?

9) Drazen Petrovic

2) Who made NBA history by becoming the first international player drafted 1st overall without playing U.S. college basketball?

10) Hakeem

1) In the past five NBA seasons, three of the players who won the NBA MVP Award were born outside the United States. Name them.

Olajuwon

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