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    Beach Babies

    Girls make waves — and fall down the stairs — on The Bachelor bikini fest

    Jennifer Chininis
    Jan 22, 2013 | 12:19 am

    Episode three starts with the obligatory working-out scene, so we can get an eyeful of a shirtless Sean. But just wait, ladies. There is more shirtlessness to be had, at the beach, the site of the group date. But first, we must endure the one-on-one date with Lesley M.

    We’ve already seen that Lesley isn’t afraid to lay one on her man while the cameras are rolling, so Sean takes her on a date in which they attempt to set the Guinness world record for longest on-screen kiss.

    Piece of cake, Sean. Give her a real challenge next time, will ya? Naturally, that record-setting lip-locking earns her a rose.

    Next, Sean takes 12 girls to the beach, where they frolic in the ocean, throw the football and have a gay old bikini-clad time. But then host Chris Harrison shows up. The ladies know this can’t be good.

    Competition time. They split up into two teams, and they must duke it out on the sand volleyball court to get quality time with their main squeeze. The girls are neck-in-neck for a while, but, eventually, one team emerges victorious.

    The losers are devastated; model Kristy, who was so confident during the Harlequin photo shoot, suddenly loses it. "I played terrible," she says. "I let everyone down."

    The hot model isn’t so hot at volleyball, it seems. She cries.

    Among the winners is Lindsay, whom you might remember as the drunkard in the wedding gown from the first episode. Shockingly, Sean thinks she is adorable.

    “Oh my gosh. I’m so amazed by you,” she says. “You’re everything I’m looking for.”

    This earns her a kiss. Clearly Sean has forgotten about the wedding gown. (Clearly we have not.)

    Even more amazing is what transpires with Kacie, who thinks she will look like a hero if she tells Sean about the increasing tension between Desiree and Amanda. The bizarro conversation goes something like this:

    I feel like I’ve been punched in the face. I don’t feel like it’s my place, but … I’ve been caught between a rock and a hard spot in the house. ... It’s between Desiree and Amanda.

    Desiree has felt that there is something negative in Amanda that she needs to stay away from. But Desiree and I are friends. So it’s put me in the middle. Desiree has confided in me. There is just different dynamics between the two, and I can’t be myself.

    Of course, Sean asks the obvious question: “Why are you saying something to me? They both seem fine. Neither one of them has said anything to me about it.”

    “And I don’t want to be the person who does,” Kacie replies. “But at the same time, I’m stuck in the middle. So I have to tell you what’s going on.”

    Um, no you don’t.

    “Why are you involving yourself?” Sean asks. “Why focus any of your attention on it, you know?” Good question, dude.

    “My plan just doesn’t seem to be panning out the way I thought it would,” Kacie says later. “This is not what I expected at all. This has been a night I’d prefer to rewind and start again or completely forget about.”

    Poor Kacie. She ought to take some pointers from Tierra, whose drama is somehow endearing, rather than crazy — at least to the one person who counts. Just minutes before Sean’s one-on-one date with AshLee, the personal organizer from Houston, the bachelorettes hear a loud thud. Tumbling Tierra has fallen down the stairs.

    For a brief moment, the girls are worried. But then they just get agitated that her antics caught the attention of The Man. Tierra even refuses treatment by the paramedics; all she needed was to curl up with Sean on the couch. Suddenly, she feels so much better!

    AshLee is not buying it. “I think Tierra is the boy who cried wolf,” she says. “I think that’s her way to grab attention. I’m a smart woman. I can see through it.”

    But AshLee has nothing to complain about, really. She gets her quality time with Sean, at Six Flags Magic Mountain, which they get all to themselves — well, save for two very special girls.

    With help from the Starlight Children’s Foundation, Sean arranges for Emily and Brianna, who both suffer from mitochondrial disease, to join AshLee and him at Six Flags. The girls are best friends, brought together through the foundation’s private social network, but they haven’t had the means to meet in person. Until now.

    I’m just going to stop right here and say that I, too, am smitten by the bachelor and The Bachelor. Contrived or not, the show made it possible for these girls to forget about their disease, at least for a day. And they got to hang with a hot guy and listen to a private concert by the Eli Young Band to boot.

    The moment is not lost on AshLee. “It says a lot about him,” she says. “It shows a great character. And great integrity.”

    She’s a goner for sure. Can’t say I blame her. He’s got game.

    And that’s probably why, back at the house during the rose ceremony, the girls do everything they can to embarrass themselves, by fighting each other for his attention.

    “Girls are being ruthless,” he says. “It makes me nervous. I know the night is running out. I’ve got my hands full.”

    Kacie — sporting some terrible tennis player-meets-hooker get-up — makes a last-ditch attempt to save herself. But the damage is done. In another moment of integrity, Sean walks her out to the limo, to save her from having to sit through the rose ceremony.

    Meanwhile, accident-prone Tierra gets her rose. You got more drama, girl? Bring it.

    Frolicking in the water is fun!

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    Weekend Event Planner

    These are the 14 best things to do in Dallas this weekend

    Alex Bentley
    Jun 19, 2025 | 6:00 am
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    This weekend across Dallas will be one to celebrate Juneteenth, pride, top golfers, music, theater, and more. Choices include a major golf tournament, four concerts, three theater productions, a big block party, two comedians, a special drum performance, and the final days of a unique immersive audio experience.

    Below are the best ways to spend your free time this weekend. If you want more options, check out the calendar for an even longer list of the city's best events.

    Thursday, June 19

    Dallas Historical Society presents “Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom” opening day
    Leading off the many Juneteenth festivities around DFW is "Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom," which explores the historic origins of Juneteenth and its lasting impact. The exhibition features two components: the “Historical Track,” which includes firsthand accounts of emancipation shared by formerly enslaved individuals, and the “Celebration Track,” which invites visitors to recording their own stories and sentiments. Also on display is the Dallas Historical Society’s Juneteenth Order No. 3, the only remaining copy of those hand-delivered to Texas in 1865 to declare that enslaved people were free. The exhibition will remain on display through October 19 at the Hall of State in Fair Park.

    KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
    The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, the most prestigious and second-oldest women’s Major Championship, will be the first in its over 70-year history to be played in Texas. The Championship showcases the best female players in the world, including 2024 KPMG Women’s PGA Champion Amy Yang. The tournament takes place through Sunday at Fields Ranch in Frisco.

    Bibi in concert
    Unlike most music exports from South Korea in recent years, singer/rapper Bibi has never been part of a K-Pop group. Like most of them, though, she was part of a reality music competition, The Fan, on which she finished second in 2018. After a couple of EPs, she released her debut album in 2022, and she is now touring in support of her second album, the new Eve: Romance. She'll perform at The Pavilion At Toyota Music Factory in Irving.

    Shakespeare Dallas presents Othello
    In this Shakespearean tragedy, Othello is at the peak of his powers: not only Venice's greatest general but also husband to the noble and beautiful Desdemona. But he does not know that in passing over his servant Iago for promotion, he has created a deadly-but-brilliant enemy. This Shakespeare in the Park production from Shakespeare Dallas will get a modern twist, set in an alternate history version of the 1990s in which the Venetian empire is the predominant political, military, and economic power. It will run in repertory with The Importance of Being Earnest at Samuell-Grand Amphitheatre through July 20.

    Friday, June 20

    Dallas Arts District Pride Block Party
    To celebrate Pride Month, Dallas Arts District will partner with its three museums - Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center, and Crow Museum of Asian Art - to present a Pride Block Party. There will be pride-themed tours, performances, films, artists, gourmet food trucks, makers, Dallas artists, informational tables, activities, and more.

    Mo Amer: El Oso Palestino Tour
    Mo Amer is a Palestinian-American stand-up comedian and actor who grew up in Houston. He is known for his Netflix comedy special Mo Amer: The Vagabond and as a member of the comedy trio Allah Made Me Funny. Amer also appeared in the Hulu sitcom Ramy for two seasons. He'll perform at Majestic Theatre.

    Luke Bryan in concert
    Country singer Luke Bryan has been one of the top artists in the genre since his debut in 2007, scoring nine No. 1 hits on the Billboard Country charts, success that has allowed him to up his profile by appearing on The Voice and, since 2018, serving as a judge on American Idol. He'll play at Dos Equis Pavilion in support of 2024 album, Mind of a Country Boy.

    The Hopeful Theatre Project presents Disney’s The Little Mermaid
    In the beloved Disney classic The Little Mermaid, King Triton's youngest daughter Ariel wishes to pursue the human Prince Eric in the world above, bargaining with the evil sea witch, Ursula, to trade her tail for legs. But the bargain is not what it seems, and Ariel needs the help of her colorful friends, Flounder the fish, Scuttle the seagull, and Sebastian the crab to restore order under the sea. The production, running through Sunday at Kalita Humphreys Theater, will benefit Turtle Island Restoration Network.

    AT&T Performing Arts Center presents DRUMline Live
    DRUMLine Live is an international tour based on the Historically Black College and University marching band tradition. The stage show, a synchronized musical showcase of the HBCU experience, features original compositions and soul-infused interpretations of top 40 hits. The performance takes place at Winspear Opera House.

    Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents Pride Night with DSO
    Pride Night with DSO is an evening celebrating love, identity, and community. Conducted by Enrico Lopez-Yañez, the special performance will feature vocalists Christian Dante White, Maiya Sykes, and the Turtle Creek Chorale. The program will include Broadway hits, movie classics, and disco favorites. The concert takes place at Meyerson Symphony Center.

    Saturday, June 21

    Teatro Dallas presents Entre Páginas
    Entre Páginas is a musical for children and teens, written by Jorge Cogollo, in which six actors on stage give life to the story of a girl who loses the final page of a story. In search of her happy ending, she embarks on a magical journey in the library trying to find a writer to help her complete the end of the story. The production, featuring four performances through June 29, is performed in Spanish with an English synopsis.

    Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra in concert
    Thee Phantom combines the energy and passion of hip-hop, with the beautiful, sweeping sounds of live orchestration featuring strings, horns, woodwinds, and a pianist. Add to that a soul songstress, a crowd controlling DJ and a fire breathing MC and that is still but a fraction of what you'll get when you catch Thee Phantom & the Illharmonic Orchestra in action. They'll perform at Winspear Opera House.

    Majestic Theatre presents Sheng Wang
    Comedian, actor, and writer Sheng Wang, originally from Houston, has released one Netflix special, Sweet & Juicy, in September 2022. He was a featured stand-up comedian on HBO’s 2 Dope Queens special and also wrote for the ABC show Fresh Off the Boat. He'll perform at Majestic Theatre.

    Sunday, June 22

    AT&T PAC & Realscape Productions present Darkfield: Séance, Flight, and Coma closing day
    After three months, the immersive audio experience Darkfield - located at Sammons Park - will come to a close. It features three experiences: Séance, Flight, and Coma, each of which is staged within a custom-built shipping container. The pitch-black environments utilize 360-degree binaural sound and innovative sensory effects to create immersive worlds that challenge perceptions and evoke deep emotional responses.

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    AT&T Performing Arts Center presents DRUMline Live at Winspear Opera House on June 20.

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