Meryl Streep Applies to Trademark Her Name
The Daily News reports Meryl Streep filed a U S trademark application to exclusively use her name for entertainment services including appearances autographs and live and film appearances The filing notes the name has been associated with entertainment since 1975 the year she earned an MFA from Yale and acted in Trelawny of the Wells at the Public Theater with Mandy Patinkin and John Lithgow
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Tom Hanks to play Mister Rogers in You Are My Friend film
TriStar Pictures has acquired rights to a biopic about Fred Rogers with Tom Hanks portraying Mister Rogers. Production starts September for a 2019 release. The film centers on Rogers and journalist Tom Junod, transforming Junod’s life view after profiling the host.
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Niece’s health plan debate hints at parental support
Dear Abby responds to a Houston reader who questions continuing to pay health insurance for her employed 25-year-old niece who enjoys dining out and trips. The columnist says the niece is independent and social, suggesting a discussion about vacations while preserving care for health insurance.
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Ask Amy columns on hidden child, wedding etiquette, and travel gripe
A reader confesses a 37 year secret of an out of wedlock son and asks about paternal family inclusion. Amy advises honesty with the son and compassionate disclosure while preserving his autonomy. Other letters cover wedding guest roles and handling alleged affair rationalizations. Questions can be emailed or mailed to Chicago Tribune Ask Amy.
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Are You Stupid or What The Kids Today Column Snippet
Freelance writer Rini Jeffers riffs on public service ads and teen antics across decades. She recalls past pranks like swallowing goldfish and paste consumption while noting shifting attitudes toward discipline and media messaging.
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Seniors gain varied discounts through ID, cards, or clubs
Seniors can access discounts by showing ID or joining groups like AARP, with loyalty programs and store promos enabling stacking. Retailers cite goodwill and fixed incomes as reasons, noting about 60 senior specials exist across retailers. Examples include Applebees 5–15 percent for 55+, Boston Market stacking, and Denny’s 20 percent for AARP members or 10 percent otherwise.
Discount days for seniors sweep retailers and venues
The article notes Kohl's offers 15 percent off seniors on Wednesday while Ross provides an extra 10 percent on Tuesdays. Museums zoos parks and recreation centers also extend senior discounts. AMC and Regal offer 30 percent off tickets for those over 55 and hotels spread 10 to 15 percent with some requiring an AARP card or age proof. You must ask for the discount.
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