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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2012
Page
21
The week features Beauty and the Beast 3D Contraband The Iron Lady and Don t Go In the Woods We Need to Talk About Kevin among limited showings Don t Go In the Woods is listed NR and Kevin is rated R while The Iron Lady is PG 13 and Beauty and the Beast 3D is shown for family audiences
Listings show Coriolanus The Front Line Haywire Miss Bala and Underword Awakening 3D rated R debuting next week at local cinemas.
On January 13 1982 an Air Florida 737 crashed into the 14th Street Bridge and the Potomac River after takeoff in a snowstorm killing 78 people with four survivors including a flight attendant. Half an hour later a Metro train collision during rush hour killed three passengers.
On this date in history James Oglethorpe led 120 colonists to Charleston en route to Georgia in 1733. George Washington approved a two star two stripe flag change in 1794 after Vermont and Kentucky joined the Union. Additional items include Stephen Foster's death in 1864 and Emile Zola's J accuse in 1898.
Actress Frances Sternhagen turns 82 and TV figure Nick Clooney reaches 78 in today's birthday notes. The items mark notable ages for two well known entertainment personalities.
In downtown Los Angeles students at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising and Otis College study sewing pattern making and design while connecting with major brands. The industry supports internships and mentor projects with Nike, Diesel, Max Mara, and others as broader fashion jobs remain strong in California.
In Pasadena writer producer Hart Hanson builds The Finder around Geoff Stults as Walter Sherman a quirky gifted finder. The show aims for a tone similar to Bones with a lead who speaks bluntly yet is good-hearted while Barry Josephson defends The Finder as a fitting simple title.
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