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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2016
Page
6
A reader asks about confronting a suspected affair while a Worried California mother advises a careful talk. Abby cautions against judgment, stresses listening, and notes possible consequences awaiting the husband’s return.
A reader asks how to cope with loneliness in college dorm life while Amy advises that building routines and joining activities helps. Another letter requests guidance on addressing a partner's obesity linked to diabetes and suggests compassionate, medical input and joint activity.
The Magnificent Seven opens with an estimated 35 million as Washington headlines the ensemble alongside Chris Pratt. Storks follows with 21.8 million, Sally earns 13.8 million in its third week, and Hanks looms with Inferno set for next month as box office remains powered by veteran draws.
comScore reports weekend ticket leaders led by The Magnificent Seven at 35 million and Storks at 21.8 million. Sully, Bridget Jones's Baby, Snowden, Blair Witch, Don't Breathe, and When the Bough Breaks follow in the top ten with Kubo and the Two Strings at 1.1 million. The Western genre shows strong openings while past high marks include Cowboys & Aliens and Rango both in 2011. Sony executive Rory Bruer praises script and vision shaping the release strategy.
Jane Pauley will replace Charles Osgood as anchor of CBS Sunday Morning, starting October 9. Osgood, 83, announced his departure after 50 years with CBS News and will continue on CBS Radio. The bow tie from his final broadcast will go to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Pauley, 64, returns to a regular anchor role after leaving NBC Dateline in 2003.
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