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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2008
Page
13
A compact crossword with clues across and down covering topics from sugarcoats to Indemnity and from cheese to the Sled of Citizen Kane, inviting solvers to fill names, abbreviations, and common terms across a full grid. The puzzle lists 29 across clues and 44 down clues spanning science, geography, and pop culture.
A columnist asks Santa to help the TV industry create relatable new comedies and dramas amid an economic downturn. He pleads for shows about real working life, balks at endless pipe dreams, and raises concerns about SAG strikes and reality TV saturation.
Winfrey will host a live Oprah show from Kennedy Center Opera House on January 19, the day before Barack Obama’s inauguration. Harpo says at least two Washington shows are planned that week with ticketing info to come. Winfrey has supported Obama through rallies donations and public appearances.
New York AP reports The L Word will kill off major character Jenny Schecter in the premiere of its sixth and final season. Her body is found in a swimming pool, prompting a mystery about whether the death was an accident or murder.
The column offers daily guidance for all signs from Sagittarius to Scorpio. It urges cautious risk taking for Sagittarians, completion of tasks for Capricorns, persuasive but noncoercive reasoning for Aquarians, diversified effort for Pisces, and practical relationship support by Taurus and Cancer. It notes intellectual focus for Leo and potential pleasant change for Virgo, with Libra, Scorpio, and others commenting on warmth, pride, and self assurance. Copyright 2008 Newspaper Ent
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