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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2008
Page
9
Friday reads like a lively shift from fatigue to energy with a gift of versatility from a new pendulum. Singles see romance buds while couples may enjoy playful flexing though debates may arise with Aries and Taurus.
Comedian Billy Crystal is 60 and former astronaut Frank Borman is 80. Others include singer Phil Phillips at 77, Michael Caine and Quincy Jones both 75, Raymond J. Barry 69, Wolfgang Petersen 67, Michael Martin Murphey 63, Walt Parazaider 63, Steve Kanaly 62, Adrian Zmed 54, Prince Albert II of Monaco 50, Penny Johnson Jerald 47, Gary Anthony Williams 42, Michael Bland 39, Kristian Bush 38, Derrick Dorsey 36, Chris Klein 29, Taylor Hanson 25, Jamie Bell 22.
Snoop Dogg will cameo on ABC soap One Life to Live to perform two tracks from Ego Trippin and remix the show’s theme. His episodes air May 8 and May 9 with scenes and a club performance at Ultra Violet in Llanview.
Britney Spears enjoys filming a guest role as Abby the receptionist on How I Met Your Mother for the March 24 episode. She praises the cast and crew and notes Abby is a fun character to play. J.K. Rowling plans to split Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows into two films.
London novelist Terry Pratchett announced a one million dollar donation to Alzheimer’s Research Trust, criticizing underfunding compared with cancer research. The Discworld author, diagnosed last year, called Alzheimer’s a nasty disease and supports his pledge with his global bestselling profile. Meanwhile Michael Jackson refinanced Neverland to avert foreclosure, reaching a confidential agreement with Fortress Investment Group to retain ownership of the California estate near Santa Barbara. an auction planned for March 19 was canceled.
In Kingston Jamaica Prince Charles and Camilla joined Rastafarian musicians for a drum session outside Bob Marley’s former home, now a museum. They visited memorabilia, viewed Marley's Gibson guitar, and were guided by Rita Marley and sons as part of a Caribbean tour promoting environmental protection. They also met locals in Rose Town, planting a seedling at a community center as part of the Foundation for the Built Environment’s revitalization efforts.
A father and mother face pressure as Jason and Jared's wives refuse to attend functions when the other is present. Jason's wife demands no contact with Jared or his wife, threatening no visits during their first grandchild's arrival. The parents refuse to bow to blackmail yet seek guidance.
Dear Squeezed in Kentucky faces a daughter-in-law pushing isolation. Annie urges dialogue with her son and emphasizes maintaining contact. A reader seeks advice on a friend avoiding calls, with guidance to stop chasing and value supportive relationships. The column highlights hearing loss as a widespread issue, urging readers to get tested and consider aids, citing statistics and resources.
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