Celebrities tease fans with rumors and movie plans
The column recalls fashioning movie rumors from late stars to recent talk, noting Leonardo DiCaprio rumors about Hughes biopic and Drew Barrymore in Freddy Got Fingered. It also covers stage news like Follies revival and praise for Treat Williams, Blythe Danner, Alexis Smith, and the Roundabout Theatre production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo DiCaprio
Hughes
Charles Higham
Howard Hughes
Michael Mannis
DiCaprio
Howard
Author Highamt
Duchess of Windsor
Kate Hepburn
Orson Welles
Maninls
Marlene Dietrich
Greta Thyssen
Theatre Studio
AM. Raychel
Drew Barrymore
Tom Green
Drew
Freddy
Mr. and
Mrs. Green
Mr and Mrs
Green
Roundabout Theatre Co
Stephen Sondheim
Blythe Danner
Vacationing George Rush and Joanna Molloy
George Rush and Joanna Molloy are on vacation and will resume their column next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rush
Joanna Molloy
Ann Landers column sparks reader letters on language and sexuality
Compiled reader notes critique Ann Landers stance on humor about uncles and the phrase sexual preference. Letters praise clarity on respecting gay children while warning against trying to "straighten" a gay partner, noting marriage rarely alters sexual orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lansters
Terry
Dallas
Family struggles with forgiveness after long marriage
Dear Ann Langers, a husband named Rusty suffered years of low mood and misery for the family. Now on medication, he appears better, but the couple and two teenage children still wrestle with anger. Therapy and counseling are advised to move toward healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Langers
Rusty
Stull
Rosacea: widespread skin condition and rising cases
The article discusses rosacea affecting 1.5 million worldwide, often misdiagnosed. It notes risk groups, possible triggers, and research from Harvard and University of Washington into nitric oxide and blood vessel involvement. Treatments include topical sulfur and long-term therapies, with emphasis on educational awareness.
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Nanhem
Marvin Youngs
University of Washington
Mosaced
Dandroft
Pacemaker for the lungs aids paralyzed man at Cleveland hospital
Tom Conlan, 36, became the first patient to receive an implanted device stimulating the diaphragm to assist breathing after a near drowning accident. The minimally invasive system, developed at University Hospitals in Cleveland, costs under 10000 dollars, potentially widening use for vent-dependent patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Conlar
Conlan
University Hospitals
Cleveland
John McDonald
Barnes-Lewish Hospital
St. Louis
Raymond Onders
Newhouse News
Tom Conlan
Conran
Shock therapy for plantar fasciitis and health myths noted
A reader asks about plantar fasciitis pain relief and the use of Ossatron shock therapy. Dr Donohue outlines causes and treatments including rest, cushioning shoes, heel protection, calf stretches, and a night splint, while noting Ossatron as a newer option. A second reader questions soft drink dangers. the doctor downplays cancer risks from phosphoric acid and aspartame, calls caffeine harmless to vitamin balance in typical amounts.
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Dr. Donohue
D.R
Dr. Donotwe
A.B
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