text:
Home / Itineraries / LONDON - the luxurious beauty
LONDON - the luxurious beauty
By Rajsmita Chowdhury
The beauty of London
LONDON, a contemporary place with lots of tourist flowing in and out of the city daily, was my halt for the 4-day long trip. The bustling city has a lot to offer and is filled with modern culture, scenic beauty, water bodies and a lot more.
We started on our journey to London on a Friday morning from Scotland via train which takes nearly 5-6 hours to reach London. We took the early morning train at 6AM and reached London at around 12PM in the noon. Once we landed at the King's Cross Station at London, we were startled by a long queue near Platform 9 of the station and to my surprise, it was a queue for the famous Harry Potter Platform 9 and 3/4 photo and souvenirs. We joined the queue to get our photographs as well (me being an HP fan of course) and within 2 hours we got the photos in our hand.
Platform 9 3/4
Post that, we grabbed some lunch from Tesco (meal deal consisting of sandwich, crisps and a drink) since it's cheap compared to any other places in London (as London is famous for being one of the most expensive city) and then went to check-in at our hotel "THE TOWER" situated near the Tower bridge. The view from the hotel room was amazing.
After freshening up, we went to the Sea Life London via Tube. (Please book Oyster travel card since it helps in traveling a lot around the big city in both buses and tubes). We collected our Sea-Life tickets and headed towards the massive aquarium of London. I am not a big fan of museums/aquariums but this place had left me awestruck. There were multiple varieties of sea creatures that one could observe over here. From sea-horses to jelly-fish to penguins, every single creature was different and colorful.
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
We had spent nearly 2 hours here post which we took a stroll around the place as it was beautiful and the breeze lifted the walking soul within us. Around 9PM we returned near our hotel which was situated close to the Tower Bridge and walked there for a while before proceeding for dinner.
Stroll near the London Eye / Sea Life
During the evening
Our second day started early morning around 9AM since we were planning to visit the Tower of London. (Better to start early morning here to avoid the long queue which can take up to 2-3 hours). We grabbed a meal deal from Pret-A-Manger store for breakfast. We had the London Pass with us (I would highly recommend to buy London pass for 2-3 days according to itinerary if you would like to cover a lot of places for a hassle-free trip) which enabled us to enter the Tower of London without going to the booking queue. The Tower of London is huge and has many sections to cover out of which the Crown Jewels Tower is the most famous one. It contains all the collection of the royal kingdom's jewels including the precious diamond from India (Koh-i-noor). We managed to escape the long queue in front of the crown jewels since we arrived early. After exploring it, we visited the Beasts Tower followed by the White Tower and Traitor's Gate. There were multiple other towers within it like the Bloody Tower and Lanthorn tower with many histories associated with it. We spent around 4 hours in the Tower of London post which we departed towards our next destination - The Tower Bridge.
Tower of London (White Tower)
The Tower Bridge is one of the finest bridge construction in London and hence, we decided to explore it from the top. There is a glass floor on top of the Tower Bridge which allows one to see the vehicles below and the river Thames flowing underneath. One can also see the different engines which operate the opening and closing of the Tower bridge to allow larger sea vessels to cross River Thames. It took us around 1 hour to explore the complete bridge from lower to the top floor including the engine rooms post which we moved ahead for lunch at the Gunpowder Restaurant (since we were craving for some Indian cuisine).
The Tower Bridge, London
Gunpowder Restaurant
After finishing our lunch, we headed towards HMS Belfast (the famous ship which played an important part in the WWII). There were 9 decks in total that had to be covered and it consisted of captain's deck and various other sections which would take you back to the times of war and HMS Belfast's history. It was a huge ship and the rooms were congested and had tiny passages. The stairs connecting the decks were very steep and hence, movement from one deck to another would take a lot of time.
Inside HMS Belfast
By the time we finished exploring all the 9 decks of HMS Belfast, it was 5PM and our next destination was the London Bridge. The Bridge has many histories associated with it and there is one experience which would take you on a historical ride to the facts associated with it. We went to that London Bridge experience Tour to listen to the antiquity with the Bridge.
Post this, we headed to our Hotel location where we had our dinner and took a stroll near Hay's Galleria to finish our night under the stars and near the river.
Royal Observatory
Day 3 started with a visit to the Greenwich Royal Observatory which has the zero meridian line. The area is huge and great for the people craving for some geographical knowledge. It also contains a view point from where a part of London can be observed and a huge park for picnic or relaxation.
View from the Royal Observat
We spent 2 hours at this place post which we headed to the famous Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum. You need to pre book your tickets to enter this place. It is humongous and consists of wax statues of famous artists/politicians from across the world. An appeal to the eyes, Madame Tussaud's Museum is definitely worth a visit for museum lovers.
Madame Tussaud's London
The lady herself, Madame Tussaud's Wax Statue
The entire place took 3 hours for us to cover post which we figured out that we were hungry enough for a lunch at McDonald's. We grabbed some burgers and chips ( Please Note: French fries is called chips in the UK and the chips are called as crisps) and ate those on our way to O2 arena.
The O2 arena in London is a famous place for concerts and live music from artists all over the world. But we didn't visit this place to watch a concert. We went there to finish an adventure sport called #UpattheO2 where you need to climb the roof top of the O2 arena by crossing 30 degree, 60 degree and 90 degree slanting vertical base. It's a must for all adventure lovers and the view once you reach the top is breath-taking. We could watch the entire city of London from the top and the wind gushing against us was amazing.
#Upattheo2
The sunset was struck by the time we ascended the place and was 7PM when we descended. We had to rush to our next place post this which was the famous "Shard". There is a viewing gallery at the 69th Floor of the Shard. Tickets had to be booked the previous day for getting an entry to the place. Once, we reached the 69th Floor of the Shard, we were thrilled by the amazing night view of London from atop. It was so lively and twinkling that it made the phrase "The city which never sleeps" turn out to be correct.
View from The Shard
We ended our day with this splendid view and a sumptuous meal at The Silka.
This was our last and final day at this beautiful city. We checkout from our hotel at 11:00 and thankfully the hotel had allowed to keep our luggage in the cabin room due to which our 4th and final day went as planned. We went to same place where we started our Day 1 and that was the area near the London Eye. We went within one of the cabins of London Eye to view the entire city in 360 degrees. We could see the famous St. Peter's cathedral, Tower Bridge, Big Ben and the Westminster Abbey from the top. It takes 30 mins for the wheel to complete the 360 degree tour.
Coca-Cola London Eye
Next we headed towards the Buckingham Palace. While visiting the place we could capture a view of the Big Ben and Westminster Abbey
Big Ben and Westminster Abbey
We entered the gardens of the Royal Palace and spent some time relaxing at the Hyde Park which is a huge garden/park in front of the Palace. We could also see the Royal guards guarding the palace with discipline and loyalty.
There were many children playing around the park, toddlers running across, laughing groups of people and people sun-bathing as well. We never noticed how we had spent 1 hour at this place. Our next spot was the London River Cruise across the Thames. A cruise around the city is what I was interested in the most. It is a 30 min boat ride where the host tells us stories about the different architecture and building/landmarks associated with the place.
The cruise ended at 4PM and we headed towards our hotel to collect the luggage. With this our London trip was about to end soon as we had to board our train at 6PM from the King's Cross Station. The trip was definitely a good one and I would love to visit this place soon since it is filled with lively and jovial atmosphere around which makes the place a spot-on sojourn for city traveler.
TRAVEL TILL YOU DROP!!!
A luxury travel itinerary for London
Veronica May
An American Bookworm in London
London Diaries
Christmas Shopping Tour London
Glimpses of London
Ruchika Makhija
LONDON, U.K.
Isabel Leong
Six things you must know before visiting London
Sharing our experiences
Anamika Bharucha
10 Free Things To Do In London
Anita Hendrieka
7 Reasons Why This Is The Best Time Of The Year To Visit London
Prateek Dham
10 must see in London,UK for a short stay!!
Vandana Goenka
An Ultimate Travel Guide to London · MAP CAMERA TRAVEL
Map Camera Travel


This dress is gorgeous and way prettier in person. The quality is great and the kaam is very clean and intricate! Very impressed with Sarosh Salman, will order more!
The dress i ordered came perfect and Alhamdulillah in time!! Though I ordered at the last moment but still the team Sarosh Salman made it in time and perfect. Everyone loved it too!!!


The Long family continues extensive involvement in community service projects.
Ash Long is an active Freemason, in his 40th year of service.
Through Freemasonry, he has been integral in the foundation of an ongoing scholarship for a student to attend Ivanhoe Grammar School.
Along with fellow members of the Ivanhoe Grammarians Lodge, he was responsible in establishing bursaries for students at local schools.
Ash Long was a Charter Member of the Rotary Club of Yea, one of its Past Presidents, and was named a Paul Harris Fellow.
Ash was a member of that club for 10 years, and was also a member at the Rotary Club of Rosanna.
Early in his business career, Ash was President of the Bayswater Chamber of Commerce, and was also elected President of the Preston and Reservoir Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
He was a member of the National Promotions and Marketing Committee of the Australian Suburban Newspapers' Association.
He was a Board Member of Allied Suburban Newspapers.
Ash Long was a member of the Victorian Country Press Association for 10 years. He was named the statewide Westpac Award winner for 'Best Local Reporting'.
Fleur Long was vitally involved in community service projects in Yea including Rotary, as a Girl Guides/Brownies leader, and as a coach with the Yea Water Tigers Amateur Swimming Club.
The Longs provided more than $1.3 million in free advertising to businesses in the Victorian bushfire recovery area after the tragic Black Saturday fires of 2009.


text:
Emneth man James Christie grew 19 cannabis plants and tried to blame ex-girlfriend, court heard
Taz Ali
James Christie outside King's Lynn Magistrates Court. Picture: Archant
A 27-year-old man grew 19 cannabis plants at his former girlfriend's house and tried to blame her for it, a court heard.
James Christie of Mill Road, Emneth, pleaded guilty to producing a class B drug, when he appeared before magistrates in King's Lynn.
Fred Sagoe, prosecuting, said police entered the address looking for Christie for an unrelated matter.
He said police could smell a strong smell of cannabis, which was coming from bedrooms of the property. Police found plants up to 62cm tall, Mr Sagoe added.
Christie was arrested on January 10 this year. The court heard his girlfriend pleaded guilty to the offence at an earlier hearing.
Mr Sagoe said her phone had been seized by police and showed text messages between her and Christie.
He added: "The text messages, the Crown would say, talked about the things the plants needed - feeding and caring.
"Subsequently, he later gave the explanation he was talking about feeding dogs rather than cannabis plants and that the prosecution got it all wrong."
Mr Sagoe said a police officer heard a phone conversation where Christie said words to the effect that his girlfriend would "take the rap" and he will be "long gone".
"When the game was up, he wasn't able to accept it, trying to blame the girlfriend," Mr Sagoe added.
Hugh Cauthery, mitigating, said Christie grew the plants for personal use and that he split up from his girlfriend in November last year.
He said Christie kept two french bulldogs at his girlfriend's house which he has since sold.
Mr Cauthery added: "The texts that were picked up by police, the whole series of other messages from him to her are not taken into account, some of those texts related to the plants and some to the dogs."
He said Christie spent time in prison earlier this year which has "revolutionised" him, adding: "He is doing good work and that in itself is giving structure in his life which was lacking before."
Chairman of the bench, Anne Parker, sentenced Christie to prison for 26 weeks, suspended for 12 months. He was also ordered to pay £300 court costs and £115 victim surcharge.
Leaving the dock, Christie thanked the bench for giving him another chance.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


For many employees, an early morning meeting is much more of a burden than it is a benefit. There are a number of reasons that people hate reporting to work, only to be ushered into a conference room at the start of their day. The lack of time to prepare for the discussion or conversation in a morning meeting and the set timeframe it imposes at the start of the work day both contribute to the general unpopularity of morning meetings.
However, from a business perspective, having an early morning meeting can be very productive. Morning meetings help teams determine what is most important for the upcoming day and set priorities. These meetings can also tackle difficult decisions that employees may otherwise choose to avoid or put off until very late in the day. Plus, they set the tone for the rest of the work day.
From planning a commute to dropping the kids off at school, often the few precious hours before the start of a work day are fast-paced and furious for employees with families. Even employees who don't have kids find that they are often rushing to work. What is missing from the hustle and bustle at the start of each workday? Breakfast, of course!
When employees walk in the door for an early morning meeting, they would much rather be heading to the staff kitchen or down the street for a cup of coffee and breakfast sandwich. By providing some morning staples, such as tea, coffee, and a healthy fruit salad, at a morning meeting, people are more likely to be engaged with what comes after. Engagement means a big boost to discussion, decisions, and the overall productivity of your morning meeting.
If there is any situation or circumstance where an individual doesn't want to complete a specific task or go to an appointment, food is a great incentive. Eating is enjoyable, and when you add quality food to the schedule of your morning meeting, it is a big incentive for people to show up. Slipping attendance, no shows, and late arrivals are all problems with early morning meetings, which makes them the perfect event to incentivize with food options.
It has been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day because it introduces the day's first calories into your system, but it is also the most frequently missed meal. As we said earlier, mornings are often hectic and an activity that is tempting to eliminate is eating breakfast. Therefore, employees often arrive at work without having eaten at all. Regardless of whether you are hosting a morning meeting or not, employees skipping breakfast is bad for the business and the wellness of individual employees. Providing a healthy and easy to find breakfast could actually make a huge difference to the health of your employees. Plus, passing out what equates to free brainpower is good for your company's success.
You may have started out wanting to know where to find "breakfast catering near me," but there is actually more to it than just simple search. If you are going to provide employees with a great start to their day and encourage attendance at morning meetings, you should be giving them healthy options!
At Waterfront Gourmet, not only do we bring in breakfast must-haves such as coffee and breakfast sandwiches, but we ensure our catering menu is filled with healthy options and natural foods. We understand that it is essential to give your employees a great start to the day. You can find out more about our catering hours and selection on our website.
How to find Catering Near Me and Philadelphia Catering Company.


text:
Tambòo è il terzo singolo da solista del sassofonista italiano James Senese pubblicato nel 1988.

Tracce
Lato A

Lato B

Collegamenti esterni

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Gumley House RC Convent School
Mandarin could be taught at primary schools in Hounslow
Gumley House Convent School, in Isleworth, wants to give young children a head start in the world's most spoken language after winning accreditation for its teaching of the subject, writes Rahul Vashisht
Rahul Vashisht
Gumley House Convent School pupils during their trip to Beijing
The only school in Hounslow to teach Mandarin plans to support local primary schools in implementing the language into their curriculum.
Gumley House Convent School, in Isleworth, has been teaching Mandarin as part of its curriculum since 2008 to pupils of all years.
It now hopes to extend its programme to encourage children of a younger age to take up the language.
The scheme will begin in the 2015-16 academic year. Sara Long, head of Mandarin at Gumley House, said: "We will be contacting primary schools to offer them the opportunity of having a Chinese tutor, teaching their students both the Mandarin language and about Chinese culture.
"We cannot state which school that will be yet but the criteria will focus on schools that feel ready to implement Chinese in the near future."
Mandarin students at Gumley House Convent School, in Isleworth
Gumley House was the first school in the borough to teach Mandarin to its pupils. It currently has183 students learning the subject, 36 of those at GCSE and seven at A-level.
The school's work has now been recognised with an 'IOE Confucius Classroom' accreditation award from the IOE Confucius Institute for Schools.
This is a scheme between Peking University and Peking University High School in China, which works with 37 schools across the UK to support Mandarin lessons in British classrooms.
It is supplemented by an annual trip to China, where students can live with a Chinese family as part of an exchange project.
Ciara Kavanagh is one sixth form pupil who lived with a family for two weeks in the city of Hangzhou, while taking four hours of lessons each day.
She said: "Although it was hard to communicate in the beginning I think my language skills definitely improved and I managed to learn a more natural style of speaking.
Ciara Kavanagh, who studies Mandarin at Gumley House Convent School, in Isleworth
"This trip definitely made me want to embark on a degree in Chinese."
Tutors at the all-girls school believe the language will give students an advantage when they enter the working world. Languages are also still highly regarded by university admissions tutors, according to Alison Mullan, student recruitment manager at Salford University.
Loredana Roberts, director of global learning and communication at Gumley House, said: "We are committed to developing our students into global citizens to better prepare them for post-school lives as they will invariably be studying and working across different international territories in the future."
Students at Gumley House excelled at Mandarin in their GCSEs during the summer, with 100 per cent getting A*-C and 61 per cent A* or A.


This adorable "Sugar Booger" lunch bag created by Ore is a great gift for any little girl (young or young at heart). The allover print has sweet images of cupcakes, tea cups, tea pots and the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris. Laminated cotton canvas with a pvc-free padded insulated lining. There is also a ID card window under the flap.


Artistic Director, founded Children's Ballet Theatre in 1993. Children's Ballet Theatre is a pre-professional ballet company comprised of young dancers selected through open auditions each spring. Dancers ranging in age from 10 to 18 represent Summit, Medina, Portage, and Stark counties. The mission of Children's Ballet Theatre is to continue the growth of the classical arts by developing an appreciation for ballet and music through and for our youth.
Children's Ballet Theatre is well-known for productions of the Nutcracker, Coppelia, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood.
Dancers who receive valuable professional training from Ms. Meneer and Children's Ballet Theatre have received scholarships to very elite ballet schools such as the School of American Ballet in New York, Harrid Conservatory, and San Francisco Ballet School. CBT dancers are privileged to study dance at prestigious colleges such as The University of Indiana and The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Several CBT alumni are dancing professionally and are furthering the ballet tradition by teaching at local ballet schools, including the Christine Jones-Meneer School of Dance.


Close to 20 years have passed since Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke's Celine and Jesse first met on a train bound for Vienna in 1995's Before Sunrise. The characters they created with director Richard Linklater reunited for another welcome round of walking and talking in France a decade later in 2004's Before Sunset, and now they're back, older and wiser, in Before Midnight.
The new chapter finds Celine and Jesse, now parents in their forties, on vacation in Greece with their two little girls. As they walk and talk and explore the ups and downs of their relationship, we also get to experience the beautiful Mediterranean landscape. Is their love still alive? Or are they holding onto postcard memories from the past?
Over dinner, Jesse tells his love, "I assure you, that guy you vaguely remember, the sweet romantic one you met on the train? That is me."
Here's hoping we continue to get to see where these two are every ten years.
Before Midnight hits theaters May 24.


The Mahara Club Programme is operated by the Express Travel International GmbH Germany (hereinafter ETI) in cooperation with the hotel group Red Sea Hotels and other service providers in Egypt.
This is a rewards Programme that allows you to earn and receive additional benefits from participating hotels, partner ships, travel agencies, diving and surfing schools, beauty centres, internet and billiard cafes, restaurants, bars and mahara shellfish businesses. It also has facilities and partner companies bearing the Mahara Club logo.
Your participation in the Mahara Club Programme is subject to these Terms & Conditions, as amended. By completing the registration form and registering online at www.maharaclub.com or by using your Mahara Club Programme for the first time, you agree to the Terms of Participation. Any person who has reached the age of 16 and who has paid for and spent a holiday in Red Sea Hotels accommodation and/or on a Grand Cruises Nile cruise ship is eligible to become a Mahara Club member; Participation in the Club Programme is free and will be activated on the fifth journey.
After completing the registration form or registering online, you are registered as a member of the Mahara Club. To claim the Mahara Club benefits, your status must be processed prior to departure. To do so, please send the booking numbers of your already made and booked travel stays (for ETI package tour bookings) or more detailed information and confirmations of hotel or ship stays at Red Sea Hotels or Grand Cruises vessels for full processing , Thereafter, your personal Mahara Club welcome letter and the Mahara Card will be sent to you; After the tenth booking you will receive the Mahara Gold Card. After the personally registered and departed 25th trip, you will automatically receive the Mahara Platinum Card.
Participation in the Mahara Club Programme is excluded for travel agents and their employees (as part of so-called travel agent programmes) and for guests/travellers under the age of 16. Minimum age for participation in the Mahara Club Programme is 16 years.
The services of the Mahara Club Programme can only be personally used by each member of the club. A transfer of club services to third parties or take-away / participation in club services or Mahara club events on site is not possible for accompanying family members, friends or other fellow travellers who are not themselves Mahara Club members.
Your statements are to be insured by you as appropriate. Otherwise, it is possible that you may be charged incorrectly.
Furthermore, you may be excluded from participating in the Club Programme in the case of false information. Should data change, you are obliged to submit it immediately communicate and correct.
ETI reserves the right to enter into new ventures or terminate partnerships.
Registration for the Mahara Club Programme is only possible if the participant books the trip with an affiliated tour operator (eg ETI) and / or travel agent.
The access data are personal, the shell currency is not transferable to third parties.


Anyone knows how to convert mouse genes to human ortholog to feed CMAP (Broad connectivity map)? Thanks!
It is not fully clear to me from your question what kind of mouse gene identifiers you have in hand. Are the NCBI gene ids?
If so, NCBI's homologene can be used to map them to gene ids in human that CMAP can accept.
Alas, at the NCBI web site, this can be done only one-at-a-time.
Enter stage left: Entrez Direct: E-utilities on the UNIX Command Line which below looks up the homologene entry of two NCBI (mouse) gene IDs and outputs a table with two rows for each input geneID, one for each organism, which lists the homologene entry's ID followed by TaxonName and the id in that taxon.
Pipe the above into `| grep Homo | cut -f 3`to get just the human gene IDs.
- there is no guarantee on order or results agreeing with order of input .
- if your inputs are other than GeneIDs (such as refseq IDs) you'll have to write some variation on the above.
What if I have to do this by using R in windows? The mouse Ids are gene identifiers from Illumina platform.
How to find Human-Mouse othologs from Ensembl BioMart and also how to obtain those sequences.


text:
Singer-Songwriter Emily Warren Shines on Debut Album After Helping The Chainsmokers Win a Grammy
Music By TooFab Staff | 11/2/2018 7:40 AM PT
Every Must-See Celebrity Instagram Post of the Week View Photos
David O'Donohue
Since the success of "Don't Let Me Down," Warren has had no shortage of offers to write for other popular artists, but she's ready to flourish as a singer on her own.
If you've turned on the radio in the last few years, you've probably heard a catchy tune or two -- or six -- written by Emily Warren.
Her first big hit, The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down," won a Grammy, which means she won a Grammy. She's gone on to work with Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart on nearly every song they've done after that. Warren's also written "New Rules" for Dua Lipa and "Boys" for Charli XCX, just to name a few of the chart toppers you might've heard.
How the Goo Goo Dolls Helped Singer-Songwriter Lee Discover Their Gender Fluid Identity
The nomadic singer-songwriter -- originally from New York -- stopped by TooFab to put her multifaceted chops on display, and we were floored. As TooFab's TooGood Artist of the Month, Warren also sang us an original song off her debut record, "Quiet Your Mind" -- and it's still stuck in our heads. Don't believe us? Take a listen below.
But beyond having a knack for writing, Warren has a knack for people. She told TooFab her writing process is 100 percent reliant on the bond she's able to form with an artist.
"I always find that you get the best stuff from just getting people to be really honest and open," she told us. "It's just so much easier to write a song about a real thing than trying to make something up."
"Now that lyrics and story-telling are becoming more important in pop music, people are doing it more -- and you can hear it more," she continued. "But it's something that I picked up a year or two into writing with other people because I used to go to sessions with a list of song titles that I would try and make work."
Dominique Splashes Into the Spotlight with 'Convince You' After Years of Writing for Other Pop Stars
Once Warren meets an artist, they sit down together to discuss everything from their mood that day to what's going on in their love life -- or lack thereof. Once we heard that, we just had to know if Dua Lipa's "rules" for dating were true to life (and if they worked).
"Actually, I wrote that with my friend, Caroline," Warren explained. "She was going through the exact same thing at the time. We decided in the session that we would write a song with rules that she could follow to not keep going back to the same person. It was the same [with Dua Lipa], like a digging-for-the-truth situation."
Since the success of "Don't Let Me Down," Warren has been pursued by a plethora of artists, managers and producers across a span of genres. And although she has every intention to keep writing songs for other people, she's ready to flourish as a performer on her own.
"I started off as an artist: I had a band first, and then got into songwriting and fell completely in love with it," Warren explained. "But I always had the bug in me. I wanted to sing my own stuff, even if just kind of for fun."
"And then there were two songs -- one called 'Just Click' and one called 'Ready to Dance,' which are both on my album -- that I had just written while I was writing for other people," she continued. "And every time someone was interested in them, I was kind of resistant and thinking, 'I don't want them to sing that. I kind of want to sing that.'"
Warren said that was the moment she knew she needed to make a name for herself as a singer, too. And after listening to her album, it's hard not to root for her.
Alt-Pop Trio Bahari Spills on Touring with Selena Gomez and Life After a Major Record Label
To witness the magic of Warren's "Quiet Your Mind" live, purchase tickets to her Los Angeles show, which will take place Monday, November 5 at 9:30 p.m. at Moroccan Lounge.
Find her music on YouTube, Spotify and everywhere else music is streaming.
Got a story or a tip for us? Email TooFab editors at tips@toofab.com.
#CharliXCX #DuaLipa #TheChainsmokers #TooGoodArtistOfTheMonth
Jennifer Lopez Goes Nude for In the Morning Music Video
Selena Gomez Drops Spanish-Language 'De Una Vez' -- Fans Still Think It's About Justin Bieber
Blake Shelton Says 'Minimum Wage' Critics Just 'Want to Pick a Fight,' Criticism Is 'Absolutely Ridiculous'
Lana Del Rey Defends Chemtrails Over the Country Club Cover Art
Chase Hudson Makes Acting Debut In Machine Gun Kelly's 'Downfalls High'
Gwen Stefani Recreates Her Most Infamous Looks In Let Me Reintroduce Myself Music Video
Top 10 Best Selling Albums of 2020
All The Albums That Went Number 1 in 2020