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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2013
Page
16
A concise daily brief rounds up notable celebrity happenings. It highlights appearances, projects, social events, and headlines shaping entertainment gossip with quick reads and Spotted-style notes.
Angelina Jolie and British Foreign Secretary William Hague visit Nzulo camp near Goma as the IRC reports care for more than 2,500 women and girls who were raped or abused in the past year. IRC distributes safety kits to reduce assault risk at creeks.
Actress Tilda Swinton presents The Maybe a one person piece at the Museum of Modern Art New York where she lies sleeping in a glass box for the day The exhibit moves to different locations within the museum with no published schedule and occurs about six more times this year Swinton first staged the work at the Serpentine Gallery London in 1995 and later in Rome in 1996 She won an Oscar in 2008 for Michael Clayton.
Pop star Rihanna visited Barrington High School in a northwestern Chicago suburb as a reward for winning her Shine Bright Like a Diamond video contest. The five minute student produced video showcased volunteer work and community service programs. Rihanna praised the students and posed for photos, with freshman Nisha Ali calling the visit a huge deal despite the late arrival.
A reader asks how to marry a partner who is disorganized and leaves clutter, while another worries her mother’s push for a traditional role. Abby advises accepting differences, suggests FlyLady methods, and urges independence and self trust to shape a future.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires has been elected the 266th pope, adopting a symbolic name Francis and signaling humility and care for the poor.
President Obama plans a listening tour to a Middle Eastern country this week, meeting with the nation’s leader and other regional figures in hopes of restarting peace talks. The trip marks his first visit since taking office.
An advice column with three queries on addiction affecting friendship, a grandmother-to-be feeling rejected by a quilt gift, and anger management. Amy counsels honesty with addicts, supportive boundaries, and fostering loving relationships while suggesting Al-Anon resources.
Warner Bros. faces a slow year with a 12 percent drop in box office. New films such as 42 and The Great Gatsby 3-D pose higher risk amid weak openings like Bullet to the Head and The Incredible Burt Wonderstone. CEO shift under Kevin Tsujihara follows Robinov rumors as Argo gains acclaim.
The author shares tips to save on groceries using coupons and discount stores like Aldi. She notes leaving coupons behind on trips, praises Aldi’s low everyday prices despite not accepting coupons, and highlights a Walgreens deal on Mountain Dew Kick Start. Rachel Krych promotes frugal living via her column and blog.
In Toronto Stewart and Hedlund spoke about filming in 2010 and the arc of On the Road. Hedlund described long interview segments and late explanations while Stewart displayed both vexation and relief. Viggo Mortensen worried about cinematic Americana and female characters left behind. Director Salles emphasized experiential truth as central to Kerouac adaptation.
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