Cruella De Vil and Leno battle robots in TV feed mix
Glenn Close defends Cruella De Vil as a witchy villain in 102 Dalmatians and notes female antagonists are common in children s tales. Jay Leno debuts Chin Killa at BattleBots with 140 robots entering the arena while state of the art fights entertain fans.
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History highlights of November two day events
On November 20 1947 Princess Elizabeth wed Philip Mountbatten at Buckingham Palace marking Britain's future queen's marriage. In 1789 New Jersey became the first state to ratify the Bill of Rights. In 1967 the U S Census Clock surpassed 200 million. In 1969 the Nixon administration halted residential use of the pesticide ET and began a phase out. In 1975 General Francisco Franco died ending nearly four decades of rule in Spain.
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Birthdays Today Highlight Tested Stars and Ages
The list marks Bo Derek at 54 after a playful math note. Alistair Cooke is listed at 92, while Dick Smothers is 61, Veronica Hamel 57, Joe Walsh 53, Richard Masur 52, Sean Young 41, Ming-Na Wen 33, with Bo Derek highlighted at the end.
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Lawrence school board reviews policy manual action
Continuing discussion of the Lawrence school district policy manual is on tap for the school board tonight. Get a complete recap of the board action in Tuesday's Journal: World.
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Gates and Allen give with dramatic and civic aims
A profile of Bill Gates and Paul Allen highlighting how their philanthropy reflects personal passions and broad impact. Gates funds global health and education, while Allen backs high profile projects like the Seattle Public Library, SETI, and the Experience Music Project, guided by a mix of visibility and quiet giving.
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Faith Hill puts country spin on Thanksgiving TV special
Faith Hill headlines an hourlong Grand Ole Opry 75th celebration and Faith! taped at Detroit area venue Palace of Auburn Hills. The piece covers career highlights from Faith and Breathe era, a duet with Tim McGraw, tour logistics, and balancing family with fame.
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Grinch debuts with $55 million box office record
The Grinch Stole Christmas live action opens to 55.1 million in three days, a non sequel high, as Rugrats in Paris adds 23 million and Charlie’s Angels falls to third. The week’s box office soars with 12 films grossing 148.3 million, aiming for a Thanksgiving record.
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