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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2010
Page
9
Thursday notes encourage reflection and stress reduction through yoga and centering. Singles may meet someone through work or public commitments, couples should share private time together. Each sign highlights guidance and tonight’s suggested activity, with a disclaimer that the forecast is for entertainment only.
Scott and Borgman report ages for public figures as Singer Beck is 40 and Singer Jerry Vale is 78 while Singer Steve Lawrence is 75. Actor Jeffrey Tambor is 66 and Ballerina Cynthia Gregory is 64 with Raffi at 62 and Anjelica Huston at 59. Writer Anna Quindlen is 58 and Actor Kevin Bacon is missing a final age.
Rock musician Andy Fletcher of Depeche Mode turns 49 as Toby Keith is 49, Joan Osborne 48 and Rob Burnett 48. Billy Crudup 42, Drew Womack 40, Stephen Mason 35, Milo Ventimiglia 33, Tavis Werts 33, Ben Jelen 31, Sophia Bush 28, and Jaden Smith 12.
Betty White, 88, poses for a 2011 calendar with archival shots and beefcake themes. Calendar costs 12.99, sales start September, with royalties to Morris Animal Foundation where she is a trustee.
The Kansas Historical Society hosts a four Friday Sundown Film Festival at the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka starting July 16 with The Muppet Movie. Auto themed titles include American Graffiti July 23 Rebel Without a Cause July 30 and Back to the Future August 6. Special $2 admission 5 PM to 9 PM. Call 785-272-8681 for details.
A reader poll asks who won this week’s Moran Tiahrt U.S. Senate debate with mixed responses. Another question surveys whether respondents have a college fund for their child or grandchild, showing 37 percent no, 36 percent yes, and 26 percent I don’t have a child.
A claustrophobic summer tradition returns to CBS at 7 p.m. with a saboteur in the house whose identity stays secret to housemates while the audience learns on July 15. The season introduces a three weekly episode schedule starting tonight.
Annie, my parents eloped 35 years ago and my grandmother disowned my mother. Four years ago my oldest brother cut off contact. My bipolar mother feels betrayed easily and we fear hurting her. She attends counseling and is on medication.
A parent weighs shifting their child to a less fitting school despite a relative's excitement. The columnist counsels open discussion with Mom to compare schools based on the child's needs, then choosing what benefits the child while easing Mom's feelings.
Local column by Bill Woody Jr asks pedestrians on Massachusetts Street for their favorite summer TV program and invites reader responses on LJWorld.com. Readers share quick picks and brief opinions reflecting a casual street survey vibe.
William Meyer from Manhattan mentions FIFA World Cup and The Office. Jayana DeWolf of Belton, Missouri cites addiction to America's Got Talent and loves Lie to Me and Rescue Me. Matt Kloos of Washburn University Topeka highlights River Monsters and its big fish.
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