Cosby and Roseanne Dominate People's Choice Awards
Bill Cosby and Roseanne Barr led the People's Choice Awards with three and two trophies respectively, winning top film and TV honors. Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise, and Dustin Hoffman claimed major film awards, Paula Abdul Bobby Brown Kenny Rogers and Randy Travis took music honors, Arsenio Hall won best late-night host, with CBS broadcasting the nationwide Gallup poll results.
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NBC Today Ratings Slip as GMA Surges in Morning News
New York AP reports NBC's venerable Today show fell to ABC's Good Morning America for the ninth straight week and lost February sweeps for the first time since 1985. Debut of Deborah Norville coincides with a about 15 percent audience decline. ABC maintains lead with same cast.
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Sonny Rollins Quintet Rocks Sold-Out OC Concert
Sonny Rollins and fans jam at Oberlin Finney Chapel as the sold-out show closes with a deft rendition of Stevie Wonder's Isn't She Lovely by the Sonny Rollins Quintet.
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Rollins Keeps Spark Alive At Jazz Night In New York
The veteran saxophonist Rollins still wowed the crowd with Tenor Madness and other classics. Bassist Jerome Harris provided counterpoint while Al Foster and Mark Soskin delivered sharp solos. Rollins drew on Caribbean roots and kept the encore lively as a devoted audience member in white lauded the performance.
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Difference in tricks shifts bridge misjudgment and advice
The article analyzes a contract bridge hand where South must decide between pursuing spades or clubs after early maneuvers. It details the sequence of heart lead, spade attacks, and the recommended line of play to maximize trick chances, emphasizing the club leads and East's potential honors to achieve the contract.
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