Dear Abby readers condemn response to worried mother
Readers lash out at Dear Abby for advising a Florida mom to apologize about not letting her 6 year old stay in a home with an intoxicated boyfriend. The column later retracts, apologizing to A Mom Who Tried in Florida and promoting the teen book What Every Teen Should Know.
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World class Norwegian pair dazzles in decisive bridge play
Two young Norwegians Geir Helgema and Tor Helness demonstrate expert defense in a Goren Bridge Letter example. West opens with a hearts lead, North-South miss a four spade fit, and declarer navigates through diamond king and heart ace to a one-trick loss. Subscribe to improve your play.
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Madonna Leads MTV VMAs With Nine Nominations
Madonna headlines the MTV Video Music Awards race with nine nominations for Ray of Light and Frozen. Garbage follows with eight for Push It including group video, alternative, and direction. Will Smith earns six nods including video of the year as the ceremony airs Sept. 10 from Universal Amphitheatre. Jenny McCarthy rides another wave of fame after NBC canceled her show and moves into a role in Basketball from South Park creators.
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Grodin Lands TV Spot On CNBC Sister Station
New York AP reports five weeks after CNBC dumped his talk show, Charles Grodin secured a new assignment on the network’s sister station. The move marks Grodin’s return to television with a different platform, ending a brief absence from the air.
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Ticket dispute knocks Letterman off air in seven markets
In seven Southern and Midwestern CBS outlets this week, David Letterman's Late Show is replaced by infomercials and familiar sitcoms due to Spartan Communications owner Nick Evans failing to secure enough New York tickets. Evans cites low ratings and a test of alternatives, while executives blame the dispute on ticket access and VIP allocations.
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