Goldberg Leaves Sister Act for Family Emergency
Whoopi Goldberg flies from London to the U S after her mother Emma suffers a stroke. The 54 year old producer steps away from the Sister Act Mother Superior role as a Broadway run nears, with producers extending support during this difficult time. Crystal Bowersox returns to Ohio for Idol tour stop in Toledo performing four songs before a 6,800 crowd as she plans a debut album after a week off.
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Car hits gate at Stephen King home in Maine
A car rammed the security gate outside Stephen King’s Maine home around 9 a.m. Sunday. Police say Renee Harris swerved to avoid oncoming traffic. the gate suffered about 100000 in damage. King was not home, per spokesperson Marsha DeFilippo.
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Cuddling Kids and Caring Advice from Amy
A reader asks about a two year old who cuddles with relatives and even the family dog amid a large blended household. Amy recommends pediatric evaluation, one on one daddy time, a predictable bedtime routine, and comfortable night guidance plus adjusting sleeping arrangements. A second letter covers teen friend self harm and sneaking out, with guidance to involve parents and school counselors. A final note praises a local florist for monthly fresh arrangements after a money-back pledge.
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Dear Abby readers share funeral choices and life celebrations
Readers discuss honoring loved ones through funerals, memorials, and celebrations of life. Advice covers avoiding viewing the deceased, hosting cremation followed by remembrance, and acknowledging individual grieving needs. Letters reflect personal coping and family support.
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Hollywood shakes as funding tightens and consolidates
The article explains MGM struggles and a broader retreat of Wall Street money from film financing. It notes fewer movies, layoffs, and cash problems across studios while big tentpoles dominate. It cites Spyglass, DreamWorks, Relativity, Comcast, and Universal as signs of a cautious industry.
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