Farina Dies at 69 Former Chicago Cop Actor in Scottsdale
Dennis Farina, the Chicago born actor known for film roles in Get Shorty Saving Private Ryan and Midnight Run and TV work in Crime Story and Law and Order, died Monday in Scottsdale Arizona at age 69 after a blood clot in the lung. Born February 29 1944 he remained linked to Chicago and family throughout his life.
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Moreno to Receive SAG Life Award
Rita Moreno will receive the Life Achievement Award at the 20th SAG Awards for career and humanitarian work. Co-President Ken Howard announced the 50th recipient, noting the honor as the most prestigious in show business. Moreno, 81, has an Oscar, two Emmys, a Tony, and a Grammy.
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Dear Abby advises on enabling behavior and museum etiquette
A Dear Abby exchange urges a wife to stop buying large alcohol quantities for her alcoholic husband and suggests seeking Al Anon or SMART Recovery. A second reply emphasizes museum visitor conduct, including Do Not Touch rules, keeping cell phones off, and asking permission before flash photography.
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Texas Governor withdraws from re election bid
Texas Governor announces he will not seek another term after a decade in office and amid speculation about a 2016 presidential run. The note recalls his 2012 presidential bid and debate struggles.
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Barbie Faces Fresh Competition From Monster High Dolls
Industry analysts note Barbie remains strong but Monster High could erode sales. Mattel CEO Bryan Stockton says Barbie still outsells Monster High launched in 2010 while experts expect cyclical shifts in the toy market. Families like Olivia and Lisa Maddux describe coexisting toy lines as Barbie endures.
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Stop weighing in on son's girlfriend in Ask Amy
Dear Amy column addresses a mother who meddles in her son's relationship by commenting on his girlfriend's weight and health. Amy advises staying out of the couple's business, offering medical checkups if concerns arise, and guiding discussions only if the girlfriend seeks help.
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Allen Reflects On Regrets And Life Choices
In a recent interview Allen speaks in a warm mood on a cold day. He notes regrets common to many, saying people often wish they made different choices like buying a house or choosing a partner. He rejects the idea of having no regrets.
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Woody Allen’s modest Upper East Side studio produces film output
Woody Allen, living and working in a ground floor suite on the Upper East Side, edits and casts films in a cramped, cluttered space. He maintains a prolific pace averaging about one film per year for decades, with box office swings from under 3 million to around 57 million dollars.
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