Black Rain Holds First Place For Third Weekend
Hollywood. Black Rain starring Michael Douglas as a New York policeman top the box office for the third straight weekend with 6.4 million dollars. An Innocent Man follows with 6.3 million and Sea of Love sits third with 5.8 million, as Universal releases Parenthood Uncle Buck and Sea of Love in the top ten.
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Alken Standard What Colors Do You Want In Your Next Ad
Alken Standard explores color choices for forthcoming advertisements. The piece examines how hues influence perception, readability, and brand impact, offering guidance for selecting palettes aligned with target audiences and campaign goals.
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Jane Pauley Poised to Leave Today Show by Year’s End
NBC confirms co anchor Jane Pauley plans to exit Today by year end while remaining with NBC in some role. The Washington Post reported Pauley says she will stay with NBC and may return to the morning program occasionally in the future.
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Cronkite Still Misses TV News as Career Shifts
Former CBS anchor Walter Cronkite, retired eight years, says he misses daily journalism and would like to cover major stories again while continuing as a CBS News correspondent and director. Also, Dennis Weaver promotes L.I.F.E. hunger relief program aiding about 60,000 weekly, and Danielle Findley, 11, from Lee’s Summit, wins Annie 2 Broadway lead competition.
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Danielle stars in Annie sequel Miss Hannigan's Revenge
The article profiles Danielle, a Lee's Summit student who aims to play Annie in the Broadway sequel subtitled Miss Hannigan's Revenge. She rehearses next month with Kennedy Center tryouts and opens in New York's Marquis Theatre, after a prior Broadway appearance and KC theater work.
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