Razzie nominations skew to sequels and remakes this year
The Razzie Awards spotlight four of the five worst picture nominees as sequels or remakes led by Son of the Mask with eight nods including worst actor Jamie Kennedy and supporting actor for Alan Cumming and Bob Hoskins. Other contenders include Deuce Bigalow European Gigolo Dirty Love The Dukes of Hazzard House of Wax. Credentials cover actors Will Ferrell The Rock Jessica Alba Paris Hilton and more.
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Twins Born to Bassett and Vance in Surrogate Birth
Publicist Alex Dubee confirms Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance welcomed twins born via surrogate on Monday. The couple, married eight years, reveal the babies’ arrival as the actors continue prominent careers in film and television.
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent
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Dear Abby advice on dating and broadening social circles
A column offering dating guidance for career women seeking Mr Right. Suggestions include social outings, talking with friends, considering online dating, and listing nonnegotiable qualities. Emphasizes self-confidence, varied circles, and staying active. Includes reader letters and Abby’s responses promoting openness to new experiences.
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Eight-year-old daughter sleeping in mother's bed request
Ask Amy addresses a mother who lets an almost nine-year-old share her bed due to trauma after divorce. The columnist urges guiding the child to sleep independently, offering steps like choosing new bedding, calming routines, and leading her back to her room. The piece also covers a separate letter about an ailing mother-in-law babysitting, advising alternative care plans and honest limits.
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Sudoku craze crosses borders with daily newspaper grids
The Sudoku phenomenon spread from its U S roots to Japan and beyond, with New York Times editor Will Short praising its pure logic. Gould, who popularized Sudoku in 1997, notes its rise in 57 countries and 30 newspapers. Readers of all ages enjoy the puzzle, from colleges to Borders stores, and Gould sells software online.
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