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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2008
Page
13
A sprawling zodiac snippet offers daily guidance across all signs. It urges flexibility and openness, noting Scorpio encouraged visualization and other signs advised to engage with others, seek clarity, and relax tonight, with the disclaimer that the forecast is for entertainment.
A compiled list marking notable birthdays across politics entertainment and music. Ralph Nader turns 74, Joanne Woodward 78, Elizabeth Taylor 76, Barbara Babcock 71, Howard Hesseman 68, Debra Monk 59, Neal Schon 54, Adrian Smith 51, Timothy Spall 51, Paul Humphreys 48, Johnny Van Zant 48, James Worthy 47, Adam Baldwin 46, Grant Shaw 46, Donal Logue 42, Chilli 37, Chelsea Clinton 28, Bobby Valentino 28, and Josh Groban 27.
A Maxim apology followed revelations that its March 2008 Warpaint review of the Black Crowes was written without hearing the full album due to lack of advance copies. The band and manager criticized the “educated guess” rating, and Maxim attributed it to a policy breach.
Dieppe New Brunswick stylist Paul LeBlanc to celebrate winning an Oscar for best makeup on Amadeus in 1985. He created CEO Bardem's infamous No Country for Old Men mop cut inspired by Crusades warriors and 1960s styles. Bardem called it one of the most horrible haircuts in history. LeBlanc says the film will have long life and his art will live on.
PBS profiles Pete Seeger in an authorized biography that traces his folk legacy and influence, with praise from Guthrie, Dylan, Baez, Springsteen, and others, but the review criticizes its one sidedness, airbrushing political history, and lack of dissent. It notes Seeger’s blacklist era suffering and questions the depth of the portrait while highlighting other TV highlights tonight.
A reader writes of marrying a kind man whose parents harshly judge him for a childhood speech issue. The son, called Bob, endures neglect and constant criticism from his father and brother-in-law, while caring for the parents' dogs. After fifty years of this pattern, Bob now seeks to address the strained family dynamic.
Dear Annie offers guidance on repairing strained family ties, handling ungracious gifts, and addressing a HIPAA breach in a medical professional context. The letter-writers include a wife unhappy with in laws, a sister upset by religious gifts, and a reader dealing with a confidential patient information leak.
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