Connick to premiere piece for mother's centennial at Carnegie
Harry Connick Jr. will debut a composition titled Elaboratio at Carnegie Hall on May 22, 2026, marking his mother's 100th birth anniversary Anita Frances Livingston. The program repeats May 23 as part of United in Sound: America at 250 festival celebrating the Declaration of Independence.
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Connick's tribute piece to mother spans three cities
Harry Connick Jr. works on a multi movement tribute inspired by places his late mother lived New York Nouaceur Morocco and Alavar OWlanna INCW WILICAKIS. The piece marks his Carnegie debut in a major festival running January to July with at least 35 performances featuring Barber Bernstein Ellington Gershwin and others. A March 2 concert will spotlight The Secret Life of the American Musical with Conductor Marin Alsop Lang Lang Isabel Leonard and Maxim Vengerov. Arvo Part will hold the Debs Composer's Chair but will not travel due to age.
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Navigating an Abrupt Reentry with Barb and Boundaries
A long friendship with Barb ends as she becomes overly negative and intrusive during a wife illness. Six years later she reappears with apologies, causing guilt and concern about enabling dependency. Advice emphasizes setting clear boundaries, communicating with a spouse, and evaluating compassion with limits.
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Older son confronts widower over new relationship
Dear Abby advises the widower that his son overreacted when the man spoke of his girlfriend at a public event. The writer, who cared for his late wife, wonders if he should apologize or hide his new partner. Abby urges understanding and suggests the father live his life with mature supporters.
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Cholesterol risks and lifestyle tips from Mayo Clinic expert
Regis Fernandes M D of Mayo Clinic Phoenix explains that heart disease risk grows with low HDL and high triglycerides, even if LDL remains normal. He recommends personalized treatment, weight control, diet changes, regular aerobic and strength training, and age-based cholesterol screening guidance.
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Valentine relationship tips for a healthier, joyful day
Practical advice urges sharing joys with your partner or friends, recalling how you met, and appreciating each other. Healthful, positive emotions create a virtuous cycle, while including singles in festivities fosters connection.
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Melanoma treatment advances and prevention tips
Treatment for thinner melanomas removes the lesion with a 1 to 2 centimeter margin. If the sentinel lymph node biopsy shows spread or deeper growth, active surveillance with imaging, additional surgery or systemic therapy may follow. Recent trials spotlight targeted and immunotherapies, and clinical trials aim to broaden access for patients. Reduce risk by avoiding tanning beds, using SPF 30+ sunscreen, seeking shade during peak sun hours, and wearing protective gear. Early detection improves outcomes. Tina Hicken, M.D., Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
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