Anita Ekberg Dies at 83 in Rome Photo Icon of La Dolce Vita
Swedish born actress Anita Ekberg died in Rome after a period of illness at age 83. Her lawyer confirmed the death on Sunday morning, noting she had been hospitalized since Christmas and aged rapidly in her final days.
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Abusive boyfriend flagged as danger in Dear Abby reply
A reader details a ten month relationship with an unstable partner who drains finances and exhibits control and anger. Abby advises ending the relationship, seeking police or domestic abuse guidance if needed, and not worrying about the partner’s wellbeing.
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Ask Amy readers weigh in on post breakup bonds
Readers advise maintains with ex partners can be constructive if respectful and not threaten the daughter’s comfort. A parent aims to preserve friendship with Bradley while prioritizing her daughter's feelings and autonomy.
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Taken 3 tops box office ending Hobbit run
Liam Neeson leads Taken 3 to $40.4 million domestic debut and $41 million international, ending The Hobbit’s three week hold. The success boosts Neeson as a premier action star while Selma Into the Woods and other films trail in weekend North American revenue. Final figures expected today.
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Night at the Museum 3 and More At Atlas Cinemas
Atlas Cinemas lists Night at the Museum 3 Into The Woods Taken 3 The Interview Annie The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1 The Hobbit Battle of the Five Armies and a damaged entry with partial showtimes.
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Boyhood leads Globes. Grand Budapest shocks comedy race
Richard Linklater's Boyhood wins best drama and best director with Patricia Arquette taking supporting actress. Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel surprises to claim best picture comedy or musical, while Michael Keaton, Julianne Moore, Amy Adams and J.K. Simmons win major acting honors.
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