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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2003
Page
5
Entertainment Weekly reports Justin Timberlake confesses he may never get over Britney Spears and still loves her, contradicting claims of infidelity with Wade Robson. He cites trust issues as a reason for their split.
A 32 year old who is happily divorced worries family by staying home weekends. Abby cautions that absence of pain is not happiness and suggests social activities. In another letter, 80 year old Becky drives and has had multiple accidents and a robbery. Abby recommends medical and social worker input for senior safety.
CBS airs The Crooked E The Unshredded Truth About Enron detailing Brian Craver’s eight month Enron tenure amid collapse. The film portrays leadership hubris and misleading profits with actors including Christian Kane Brian Dennehy and Cameron Bancroft, while highlighting systemic deregulation and audit failures.
Networks rush to revive reality fare after Idol success. Star Search returns with Arsenio Hall hosting live rounds for adult and junior singers and comedians. The Bachelorette pairs Trista Rehn with 29 suitors while Joe Millionaire misleads about a millionaire. High School Reunion gathers Chicago grads to relive youth. The Surreal Life flows seven washed up celebrities into a single house. Celebrity Mole features Kim Coles in Hawaii mystery. Coles recalls camera nerves and a tense dynamic with Stephen Baldwin.
TV guide notes Fiesta Bowl featuring Miami vs Ohio State at 8 p.m. on ABC plus NBC Dateline Nightline updates, CBS 48 Hours, and Fox Nutty Professor rerun. Also lists Turner Classic Movies Dietrich lineup and Nightline North Korea report, plus various primetime sports and entertainment offerings across networks.
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