TV Tonight For Comple Ores Cela T the Week's TV
A compressed view of television listings for the week highlights major programs and time slots. Networks present a mix of dramas, comedies, and news, with prime time blocks shaping nightly viewing plans.
Hanukkah shopping grows as stores expand hours
At Congregation B'nai Israel in Sacramento the Jonas Goldman Judaica Shop saw Hanukkah demand surge, extending hours and boosting inventory while sisterhood volunteers fund charity. Experts note rising Jewish retail for the season as more mixed faith families participate and non Jewish shoppers join in gift buying.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jonas Goldman
Jane Orkand
United States
Ron Gompertz
B’nai Israel Sisterhood
Temple
Jerusalem
Judas Maccabaeus
Maccabaeus
Orkand
U.S
Myra Greenberg Glassman
Matanot
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Pursuit of Happyness opens strong at box office
Will Smith starrer The Pursuit of Happyness debuts at No. 1 with 27 million, topping Dragon and Charlotte's Web. Dragon opens second with 23.45 million, while Charlotte's Web arrives in third at 12 million as Apocalypto slips to sixth with 7.7 million.
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Los Angeles
Will Smith
Sony
Smith
Jaden Christopher Syre Smith
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Paramount
Mel Gibson
Rory Bruer
Hitch
Bruer
Weekend box office tops with Redford and Oprah film
Robert Redford and Oprah Winfrey star in Charlotte's Web as Paramount eyes a 100 million run. Dreamgirls opens in select theaters at premium seats with 360 000. The Good German lands 78572 across five sites. Top 12 gross 112.3 million down 8.3 percent from last year. Holdovers suggest strong remaining appeal and lasting audience interest. Final Friday to Sunday totals to be released Monday.
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Oprah Winfrey
E.B. White
Don Harris
Paramount
Stuart Little
Harris
Jamie Foxx
Beyonce Knowles
Eddie Murphy
Jennifer Hudson
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
George Clooney
Steven Soderbergh
Clooney
Cate Blanchett
Tobey Maguire
Berlin
Paul Dergarabedian
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Dear Abby letters reveal advice on trust and parenting
A Maine reader asks whether to stop listening to a favored radio station after a DJ's failed seduction attempt on his wife. Abby says the wife's actions were not the husband’s fault and urges moving on. In Utah, a mother who barred her stepson Tim from home warns the boy needs therapy and security. A South Carolina teacher questions the eight day suspension for reporting teen marijuana use, and Abby criticizes the punishment as overly harsh. The column closes with Abby’s bio and subscription details.
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Maine
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Tim
Utah
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