Colossal Pits Hathaway Against a Monster in Seoul
Anne Hathaway embraces a weird twist as Gloria a troubled woman whose personal unraveling mirrors a giant creature attacking Seoul Korea. The film opens at Cedar Lee Cinemas where Hathaway explores a departure from her usual roles.
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Hollywood stars discuss genre bending and success
The piece profiles Hathaway expanding into executive production on Colossal and Vin Diesel reflecting on his career, diversity impact, and a Grammy ambition. It notes Diesel’s rise from Saving Private Ryan to Fast & Furious success and his belief in multicultural casting while joking about Oscars So Vin.
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Nanny questions boundaries over father's influence
Dear Abby advises the nanny to follow the mother's wishes and adhere to her role as employer. The letter from a 29yearold Santa Rosa reader questions retirement savings and future planning with an older partner. Abby urges ongoing discussion about finances and responsible planning.
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Dating Chaos and Slendered Ex Leaves Caller Seeking Guidance
A man recounts six months with a woman still tied to an ex and two other lovers. He faces false allegations of abuse after ending the relationship and seeks steps to protect his reputation and health.
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Letter From D1 From a Mother's Perspective
A mother writes to her teenager about past battles with parental restrictions and school stress, recounting how her own parents supported her. She vows to be there for her child, acknowledging fights with friends, expectations, and education. Melissa Linebrink, Chronicle-Telegram columnist and reporter, signs the piece.
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Millennials may favor traditional roles despite other trends
Nonpartisan researchers compare four decades of surveys on high school seniors and 18 to 25 year olds showing rising support for traditional family roles. Coontz notes young men explore nontraditional paths while predicting fewer aged 30 will maintain old norms. paternity leave and shared housework rise with two earner families, improving marital satisfaction and sex.
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