Character actors rise to dominate film and TV roles
Hollywood reports a shift as fuller figures and distinct personas move from supporting parts to leading roles. Actors like James Coco and Richard Castellano transition from character parts to star status, while TV heroes Raymond Burr and William Conrad showcase heft in iconic roles.
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British stamps honor royal anniversary
The United Kingdom issues silver wedding stamps in 3p and 20p denominations to mark the marriage of Princess Elizabeth, now Queen Elizabeth II, and Prince Philip. The stamps, to be issued in November, will be featured in a 40p illustrated souvenir booklet with royal wedding highlights from the last 25 years and available via the Philatelic Bureau in Edinburgh.
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Look at My Money and the Bank Plan
John Slnor reports a satirical take on the cost of living and a proposed bank system where paychecks are directly sent to banks. A business expert warns deficit spending under this plan could be dangerous, suggesting only government can sustain such a scheme. The column weaves humor with concerns about personal finance and societal changes.
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Prince Charles and Anne scolded over fashion and fox hunting
In London AP reports Prince Charles criticized by the Tie Manufacturers' Association for sartorial style while Princess Anne faces antihunting protests after a fox hunt. Critics note royal image amid silver wedding celebrations and rising public interest.
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Snakes take center stage in sci fi film Sssssss
Hollywood reports Universal is filming Sssssss a snake themed science fiction feature from producer Dan Striepeke. Stars include Strother Martin Dirk Benedict and Heather Menzies with reptile talent sourced from Bangkok Singapore and the Americas. The project follows trends set by Willard and Night of the Lepus and centers on a scientist who gradually transforms a man into a snake through experiments.
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Mohr on Model Tunics Popular As Layered Tops
Mohr notes tunics remain a staple for pants and skirts, offering coverage for curvier figures and versatility with changing fashion trends. They edge into knits and sleeveless styles for layering, with belts highlighting waists or a beltless natural line, and even fake tunics stitched to skirts for a two piece look.
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