Absurd Sports Imitated spoof stirs Argentina Evita row
Comedy Central lampoons Sports Illustrated style with a cover featuring fictional models and a mock shoot linked to Evita Peron. A Buenos Aires deputy seeks to ban the Evita film cast as a political provocation, while graffiti protests erupt near the city.
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Madonna
Evita
Banderas
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Marta Rivadera
Soapy Hearts and Schemes Across Rival Pine Valley and Genoa City
The text fragments reveal intertwined plotlines from soap operas with characters like Nancy, Noah, Vivian, Taylor, Louie, Mateo, Taylor, Maggie, Cecile, Rafael, Jake, Paulina, Damian, Margo, Nikki, Lily, Ridge, Bridget, Brooke, Sly, Jessica, Stefano, John, Tony, Monica, Emily, OLTL, GH, and Y&R. It hints at weddings, kidnappings, courtroom battles, affairs, pregnancies, memorial services, plane crashes, and family feuds spanning multiple soap universes.
Family friends shun divorced woman Dear Abby
A divorced woman writes that her husband’s family and friends abandoned her after the split and asks readers to offer support without taking sides. She notes that many divorced women face social rejection while men often do not, and urges simple acts of kindness.
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Kathryn Christensen named executive producer of World News Tonight
Kathryn Christensen was named executive producer of ABC News World News Tonight becoming the second woman to lead a major network flagship newscast. She succeeds Rick Kaplan who moves to special projects. Christensen has long served as senior producer and previously led World News Saturday Sunday duties.
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CBNC Chief Resigns Over Channel’s Future
Roger Ailes, a GOP operative who led the 1988 Bush campaign, quit as CNBC president in New York over a difference of opinion on the channel's future.
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