Ball in the House brings edgy a cappella to Elyria stocker stage
The Boston six man group Ball in the House known for a full soul R&B sound and eight CDs including Granite Ave performs at 7 p.m. Friday at Stocker Arts Center Elyria. Tickets cost 15 for adults 10 for children under 12. The show blends originals and covers with audience participation and a drum solo beatboxing segment. Proceeds support Borain CCC Stocker venue information at 800 995 5222 ext 4040.
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Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball to develop HBO film
Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball will produce an HBO film based on Rebecca Skloot memoir The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Ball, True Blood creator, joins Harpo Films and Winfrey to adapt the nonfiction story of Henrietta Lacks and the origins of a billion‑dollar research industry. No air date announced.
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Sean Penn pleads no contest to vandalism case
Sean Penn pleaded no contest to vandalism and received three years of informal probation. He must complete 300 hours of community service and 36 hours of anger management counseling, while staying 100 yards away from the photographer. He was charged with misdemeanor battery and vandalism, facing up to 18 months in jail if convicted.
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McHale and Vergara to announce Emmy nominations
Joel McHale from Community and Sofia Vergara from Modern Family will reveal the Emmy nominations at an early-morning ceremony on July 8. John Shaffner will join as TV academy chairman. Spike Jones Jr. will produce the nominations announcement from wire reports.
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Vergara
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Regal Cinemas Evening Showings Page
Listings show film titles with ratings and multiple daily showtimes. Includes Iron Man and Nightmare on Elm Street lines among others with numerous times and a few age restrictions noted.
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Nestle Enfagrow under fire over toddler formula claims
The debate centers on Enfagrow a Nestle product marketed for toddlers. Critics say it implies health benefits for children under two while FDA officials say it is a food not an infant formula and does not claim a cure.
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Morningstar
Dear Abby Responds To Infidelity And Suicidal Thoughts
The Dear Abby column advises Shattered in Louisiana to seek therapy and support for his pain after years of infidelity. It warns that suicide is not a solution and emphasizes focusing on children and future recovery, noting life after divorce and public embarrassment. Abigail Van Buren signs off with contact details.
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Debt repayment advice and wedding gift suggestion
An unhappy lender describes loan to a friend's daughter who moved in with the child's father and plans a wedding. Amy advises keeping the debt separate from the gift, offering a token wedding gift, securing a signed repayment agreement, possibly lowering monthly payments, and considering small claims court or eventual forgiveness if unpaid.
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