Ed Burns says growing up around cops shaped film career
New York actor Ed Burns credits a police family and early jail tour for shaping his depiction of working class heroes. He funded The Brothers McMullen with 25 000 dollars, won Sundance’s Grand Jury prize, and moved to stardom in Sidewalks of New York and Life or Something Like It. Bernadette Peters to star as Mamma Rose in Gypsy 2003. Yeltsin says he is healthy and vacationing in Russia to recapture youth. announces sixth grandchild born to Tatyana Dyachenko and Valentin Yumashev.
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2day's History Journal Highlights From 1912 1865 and 1947
History notes mark the Titanic sinking in 1912 near Newfoundland less than three hours after iceberg collision with about 1 500 lives lost. Lincoln died in 1865 after being shot at Ford s Theatre. Andrew Johnson became the 17th president. In 1947 Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier debuting with the Brooklyn Dodgers on opening day.
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Birthdays Heloise Ansara Edmunds Bloodworth Thomason
Celebrity birthday brief notes mark Heloise turning 51 actor Michael Ansara at 80 country singer Roy Clark 69 rock guitarist Dave Edmunds 58 TV producer Linda Bloodworth Thomason 54 actress Emma Thompson 43 and Heloise as a clue in the column.
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West Point expands ethnic literature amid bicentennial study
Cadet Corrie Hanson reads Louise Erdrich in a West Point ethnic literature course as the academy broadens its canon. Col. Janice Hadley explains the move toward critical thinking, while students discuss Sherman Alexie and authors like Heller and Walker. The program reflects wider shifts toward diversity, languages, and humanities alongside traditional military discipline.
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Study Aims to Help Schools Combat Bullying
In Lawrence a recent study guides educators on recognizing harassment and bullying. The piece notes added insights to help teach students how to respond and manage such behavior. Read more on Tuesday's 18 & Under page.
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Changing Lanes Opens Atop Box Office With 176 Million
Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson drama Changing Lanes debuts at No 1 with 176 million. Panic Room slips to No 2 with 11.3 million while The Sweetest Thing opens at No 3 with 10 million. Frailty debuts with 4.2 million tying for eighth. ET reissue adds 1.5 million.
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