A graduate of the Empire Beauty School, Danielle Malec is an experienced hair dresser who works at Phoenixville, Pennsylvania's Lex Salon, where she provides comprehensive hair, nail, and skin care services. When she isn't working, Danielle Malec enjoys watching movies at the theater. The biggest box office success to start 2018 has been the Jumanji reboot. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the film stars Kevin Hart, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black, who play children trapped in adult bodies in a fantasy world inspired by a video game. It ended the four-day Martin Luther King Jr. weekend with over $34 million in ticket sales at 3,849 locations and scored its second number-one weekend at the box office. The Post and The Commuter finished second and third in sales for the weekend with respective ticket sales totaling $22.2 million and $16 million.Since being released, Jumanji has accumulated box office sales of $289 million, which makes it the highest-grossing Christmas week film of all-time in North America ahead of Sing ($270 million) and Meet the Fockers ($279 million). If the film tops the $304 million earned by Skyfall in 2012, it will be Sony's best-performing domestic film that isn't part of the Spider-Man franchise.
For nearly 10 years, Danielle Malec has served clients as a hairdresser with LEX Salon in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. At the salon, Danielle Malec provides a range of beauty services, including hair shampooing, cutting, coloring, and styling. Her favorite free-time activities include working out, traveling, and wine tasting. Those new to wine tasting can learn to identify and evaluate their favorite varietals by developing an understanding of the basic characteristics of wine. These include acidity, tannin, and body. AcidityLike other acidic foods and drinks, wines that are high in acidity will leave a tart taste in one’s mouth. Often, more acidic wines feel lighter and wetter than those with less acidity. All wines are somewhat acidic, but white wines typically contain more acid than red varietals.TanninThe taste of tannin in wine is often related to its level of dryness and bitterness. Typically found in reds, a bitter taste or dry feeling in wine comes from phenolic compounds in ingredients such as grape seeds, skins, and stems. The oak in wine barrels will also impart a tannic taste. BodyThe overall weight and texture of a wine are described as its body. A wine’s body results from factors such as sugar and alcohol content, variety, and vintage. Words used to describe body include light, full, thin, big, and watery. Sparkling and dry white wines are on the light end of the spectrum, while cabernet sauvignons and other flavorful red wines make up the full-bodied selections.
