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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2016
Page
7
Mel Brooks will introduce the film in 500 theaters nationwide on Oct. 5 at the 20th Century Fox Lot, honoring Gene Wilder who died last Sunday. The event, organized by Fathom Events, follows AMC reissuing Wilder favorites.
A reader reports his wife hoards nail clippings and displays them in a lamp, suggesting OCD or hoarding disorder and possible professional help. In another letter a parent asks about neighbor noise from evening lawn mowing, advised to request earlier mowing or check local noise ordinances.
Analysts say Hollywood outputs too many similar event films amid growing streaming options. Fresh concepts like Bad Moms and Sausage Party show pockets of success, while low budget horror such as Dont Breathe thrives. Labor Day weekend ushers in a new box office milestone as August nears $1 billion.
In letters to Ask Amy readers, Upset in Upland asks how to handle his wife cooking for his stepdaughter and two grandchildren with the added cost on a fixed income. Frustrated in NY seeks tips after a friend repeatedly offers unsolicited medical and parenting advice. Free at Last notes not diagnosing others.
Medical schools shift toward nutrition education as doctors urge patients to change eating habits. Experts promote whole foods and plant based diets to combat heart disease diabetes and obesity, with guidelines from Fuhrman and others urging salad driven daily meals.
After six heart bypasses and a diet change, Klonecke abandoned meat and dairy for whole foods plants. His wife started Veganmyheart.com. UC Davis integrative medicine head Rosane Oliveira notes doctors lack nutrition training and urges gradual, monthly dietary changes to reshape American health.
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