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Page 4 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Hacks actress Kaitlin Olson says she hopes her new sports comedy, Champions, shows how success can be redefined and joy found in unexpected places. Directed by Bobby Farrelly and in theaters now, the film stars White Men Can't Jump and Semi-Pro actor Woody Harrelson as Marcus, a hottempered minor league basketball coach who, after a drunk-driving arrest, is courtordered to manage a team of young-adult players with intellectual disabilities. Olson plays Alex, a Shakespearean actress who devotes her life to her brother, Johnny (Kevin Iannucci,) one of the players, even though he is ready to be more independent. "I love that, in this movie, the Friends team are underdogs, but also Marcus is an underdog," the actress said in a recent Zoom interview. Alex and the players challenge Marcus' idea of success and "his blindness to what's really going on in front of him," Olson said, referring to how the teammates hone their skills in the game while also working together as a team and facing their individual fears. "I love that Alex and the Friends are the ones who help Marcus understand. Who knows if they win in the end or not? Ultimately, it doesn't matter. There are tiny wins along the way," she added. "Little wins are what make up a happy life." Olson described Alex as independent, but also "fiercely loving and loyal." "I love how well-rounded she is and I love that it is different from anything I've done on camera in a while," she said. The Champions cast and filmmakers avoided tropes that could turn a well-intentioned story into one that feels inauthentic or overly sentimental. "You could easily screw up comedy and vulnerability, and this script was really written so beautifully. I thought it was legitimately funny. I thought the character was legitimately funny," Olson said. "It doesn't hammer 'heart' down your throat. It just happens to be a really beautiful, lovely, feel-good movie." Scenes in which Marcus and the team pile into Alex's van to go to away games were among Olson's favorites to shoot. "Those were fun because we were all together. We were all in one space," she said. "Those costars were so fun and so silly, and they had strong opinions about their characters." Trapped in "freezing-cold Winnipeg," Olson said the cast members developed an affection and respect for each other that extended past when the cameras stopped rolling. "Madison Tevlin, who plays Constantino, she had a birthday. Her mom threw her a big party and we all went. It was a huge dance party and we had so much fun. We had meals together. We went out together," the actress said. Olson called Harrelson "a wonderful scene partner." "We did some tricky scenes together," she said. "It was nice to have him on the other end giving me back all of those feelings that I really needed to feel in order to perform." Comedy legend Cheech Marin appears in the supporting role of Julio, manager of the recreation center at which the Friends team practices. As the team advances to the finals, Alex and Julio spend considerable time in the bleachers cheering them on. "I saw a lot of his camera roll on his phone and heard a lot of stories. They were all fantastic," Olson said of Marin, laughing. "We had a lot of time in the stands with the cameras not on us, and those were really fun days." By Karen Butler 'Champions' star Kaitlin Olson: Happy lives are made of little wins Born Kaitlin Willow Olson August 18, 1975 (age 47) Portland, Oregon Olson studied theater at the University of Oregon, graduating with a bachelor’s in theater arts. After college, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. Olson started as a member of the improv troupe The Groundlings along with Dax Shepard. She began landing guest appearances in shows such as “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “The Drew Carey Show” and more. In 2004 she was cast as Dee Reyonlds in the FX sitcom “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” The role was initially filled by actress Jordan Reid, who was dating show star and co-creator Rob McElhenney, but was recast after the two broke up. Pre-production of the show’s 16th season began earlier this year. In 2017, she starred and executive produced her own show with the Fox sitcom The Mick. Olson received solid reviews for her role, but the show was ultimately cancelled after two seasons. Olson married her “Always Sunny” co-star Rob McElhenney in 2008. The two started dating secretly during the second season of the show. They remain together today and are now the parents of two boys. Olson has typically portrayed selfish, petty, and arguably awful characters including Dee in “Always Sunny,” Mickey in “The Mick” and DJ, the troubled daughter of star Deborah Vance, in HBO’s “Hacks.” Woody Harrelson and Kaitlin Olson star in the new comedy “Champions” - in theaters Friday FYI Kaitlin Olson

www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 5 Medicaid Update The Affordable Care Act, originally passed in 2010 and sometimes called Obamacare, created access to health care for millions of Americans. In less than two months, states that had expanded Medicaid under new ACA provisions will be able to return to regular Medicaid renewal processes, as a part of the unwinding of COVID-19-related coverage requirements. A survey by the Urban Institute says 64% of adults in Medicaidenrolled families are unaware of the pending renewals, suggesting many may not have completed the necessary steps to maintain coverage or, if no longer eligible, find health coverage elsewhere. The blame, said surveyors, appears to largely lie with states and agencies that have not engaged in widespread education outreach efforts. "The end of the public health emergency's continuous coverage requirement means millions of people are at risk of losing continuous coverage in Medicaid, which they have relied upon for nearly three years," said Gina R. Hijjawi, senior program officer at the Johnson Foundation. "States and the federal government must quickly raise awareness that many families will soon need to take steps to maintain or find new health coverage." Stories for the Waiting Room In movies and novels, the scene is inherently dramatic: a doctor telling a sick patient that they have just months, maybe a year, to live. In reality, such prognoses almost never happen, or more precisely, they are rarely accurate. By some estimates, even terminal prognoses reluctantly made in intensive care units housing the sickest patients are only accurate around 20% of the time. A physician might refer to an estimated survival rate, usually referencing the percentage of people with a condition who are alive five years after diagnosis. But that's a very general number based on a large sample size. Some people in the sample will have died before five years, some will have lived much longer. Life expectancy is the domain of insurance actuaries. How long an individual lives is really a matter of individual genetics, lifestyle and circumstance, such as where one lives and access to health care. But for the record, current average life expectancy for Americans is now 76.4 years, with some variation among genders and ethnic groups. That's not good news. The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted U.S. life expectancy, reducing it almost two years. After decades of improvement, Americans now live, on average, their shortest lives in nearly 20 years. 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Page 6 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Josh Segarra said his two upcoming roles -- Scream VI, now in theaters, and Apple TV+ series The Big Door Prize, streaming March 29 -- show how he distinguishes each role he plays. "I want all my characters to look different," Segarra said in a recent phone interview. "I like hiding behind my characters' masks." In the Scream sequel, Segarra, 36, plays Danny, a neighbor with whom survivor Sam (Melissa Barrera) has a secret relationship. When new Ghostface killers pursue her and her sister, Tara (Jenna Ortega), Danny becomes embroiled in the horror, too. Big Door Prize casts Segarra as Giorgio, the owner of an Italian restaurant in a small town. A machine mysteriously appears in the town corner store, which tells users their purpose in life. Learning their presumed purpose affects each character in town differently. Homework for 'Scream VI' "One of my favorite things to do when I get a script is try to find what makes the character I'm playing tick," Segarra said. "What is their heart? What makes them feel?" His Danny character is new in the Scream series, but he has a history with Sam, who is returning to the franchise. Segarra said he welcomed the opportunity to fill in the gaps. After surviving the events of 2022's Scream, Sam is wary of any strangers, including those in her sister's life. The fact that she trusts Danny says a lot, even though she won't tell any of her friends about him. "I think he understands the secrecy," Segarra said. "There's part of her that she's probably still protecting, just to be safe, and he understands that sometimes those walls take time to knock down." Danny is involved in some of Scream VI's harrowing killer scenes. In one, he extends a ladder between his apartment and Sam's so she and her friends can crawl across to escape Ghostface. "That's me pulling that ladder," Segarra said. "I opened that ladder and chucked it across the alleyway probably 100 times, so I got my workout in." Segarra said the ladder scene took five days to film on a set in Montreal that doubled for the film's New York setting. The sequence exhausted all of his costars, too. "By day five, we were all sitting off set, nursing these wounds, drinking our water and Gatorade," Segarra said. In another scene, Danny accompanies Sam and her friends onto the subway. As they evade Ghostface, they wind up on a train to Halloween parties with passengers dressed as Ghostface and other horror movie characters. "A bunch of Easter eggs on that train reminded me of many Halloween nights that I've had in New York City," Segarra said. "So hopefully, now we're putting a little bit of fear into folks next time they get on the train." 'The Big Door Prize' The Big Door Prize introduces Giorgio with a lot of swagger. He retired as a New York Rangers goalie after an injury, but keeps sports memorabilia at his restaurant and continues to wear athletic tracksuits. Segarra said Giorgio's athletic persona allowed him to play with "his layers, figuratively and literally, his layers." Giorgio is Italian and Puerto Rican on The Big Door Prize. Segarra is Puerto Rican, having grown up in Florida and moving to New York to study at New York University. He said he wanted to make the Italian side of Giorgio accurate. "When he drops certain Italian phrases, I definitely wanted to make it as authentic as possible," Segarra said. "I hope to do it justice. I hope people giggle along the way." While Danny kept his relationship a secret out of respect for his partner, Giorgio keeps secrets to project a certain image to his neighbors. Segarra said the 10 episodes of The Big Door Prize allow him to reveal what's beneath Giorgio's surface. "You'll realize that he's all heart," Segarra said. "He's all love. He's full of passion." 'The Other Two' Segarra filmed The Big Door Prize before Scream, but both after his role on Marvel's She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. However, Segarra said both Scream VI and Big Door Prize's filmmakers were inspired to cast him by the comedy The Other Two. The Other Two premiered on Comedy Central in 2020 and moved to HBO Max for Season 2. Segarra said Season 3 wrapped two months ago. The Other Two stars Drew Tarver and Helene Yorke as Cary and Brooke Dubek. The Dubeks are struggling with their place in the entertainment industry when their younger brother, Chase (Case Walker), becomes a famous recording star. Segarra plays Lance Arroyo, Brooke's ex-boyfriend who remains in the Dubeks' life. Lance even has nicknames for all of them. "There's no way Lance is leaving the Dubeks," Segarra said. "He loves Chase too much, he loves Care Bear too much, he loves Cook Brooke too much. Mom Dubek, that's his girl." Molly Shannon plays matriarch Pat Dubek, who got her own talk show in Season 2. Lance is an aspiring shoe designer, but originally worked at a restaurant, one Segarra knew from his own dining experience. "When I originally read the script, Lance worked at Medieval Times," Segarra said. "I've been many a time to the Medieval Times, so I knew exactly what they were going for." When The Other Two changed Lance's job to Foot Locker, with his own design aspirations, Segarra said he didn't miss a beat. He worked at a shoe store in Orlando and said he drew on his sales experiences pushing Buy One, Get One Free deals. Outside of his shoe business, Segarra thinks Lance is a positive influence in Brooke's life. However, Segarra won't reveal if they end up together in Season 3. "He loves Brooke for the parts of her that maybe she doesn't even love about herself but he tells her it's all okay," Segarra said. "We all could use a little bit of Lance in our life." HBO Max has not announced the premiere date for The Other Two Season 3. By Karen Butler Josh Segarra can currently be seen on Comedy Central’s “The Other Two,” and on the big screen in “Scream VI” 'Scream VI,' 'Big Door Prize' star Josh Segarra embraces characters' masks

www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 7 Sunny Salamanca, Spain’s sandstone gem Salamanca’s Plaza Mayor, Spain’s grandest square, seems to celebrate life. Strolling across the square with Carlos, my guide, we passed a young man walking alone who suddenly burst into song. I asked Carlos why and he said, “Doesn’t it happen where you live?” Northwest of Madrid (1.5 hours by high-speed train), Salamanca is youthful and untouristy, displaying its mighty monuments, clusters of cloisters, and magnificent square with quiet pride. Carlos and I sat down at a table with a prime view of the square and all its people-action. Carlos ordered us a simple but elegant meal: a plate of cured ham, patatas bravas (chunks of potatoes with tomato sauce), and glasses of robust local red wine. When the ham arrived, he told of his grandpa thinly carving a jamón, supported in a jamonero (ham holder) during Christmas, painting a holiday image that reminded me of my dad carving the turkey at Thanksgiving. Our view was filled with people. Plaza Mayor has long been Salamanca’s community living room. The most important place in town, it seems to be continually hosting some kind of party. Spaniards love their paseo (evening stroll) – it’s like multigenerational “cruising” without cars. While the old-timers gossiped and “tsk-tsked” at the young people, those young singles were out to see and be seen. Carlos explained that historically, the square was a big viewing arena where the men circulated one way and the women circled the other so everyone got a chance to check everyone out. Flirting still rages, as the boys are on a quest for the perfect queso (cheese), meaning a cute dish. Perhaps the best time of all for people-watching is Sunday after Mass, when the grandmothers gather here in their Sunday best. The Plaza Mayor is just the starting point for a Salamanca visit. Salamanca’s University, the oldest in Spain (1218), was one of Europe’s leading centers of learning for 400 years. Columbus came here for travel tips. Today many Americans enjoy its excellent summer program. The old lecture halls around the central cloister, where many of Spain’s Golden Age heroes studied, are open to the public. Some of the rooms are still used by the university for prestigious academic ceremonies. The entrance portal of the university is a great example of Spain’s Plateresque style (Spain’s version of Flamboyant Gothic) – the style named for masonry so intricate it looks like silverwork. In the University’s Hall of Fray Luis de Leon, the tables and benches are made of narrow wooden beams, whittled down by centuries of studious doodling. The professor used to speak from the church-threatening cátedra, or pulpit. It was here that freethinking Fray Luis de Leon angered Inquisition forces by bringing the scriptures to the people in their own language. After being jailed and tortured for five years, he returned to his place and started his first postimprisonment lecture with, "As we were saying…" Near the university stands the Church of San Esteban, dedicated to St. Stephen (Esteban) the martyr. The church contains impressive cloisters, a pantheon of tombs, and a museum with illustrated 16th-century choir books. But everything is overwhelmed by the church’s Churriguera altarpiece, a textbook example of the style named after the artist. Quietly ponder the goldplated cottage cheese as tourists shake their heads and say "too much" in their mother tongue. For a fun meal, do the tapa tango. Salamanca bars offer a great selection of tapas, or appetizers, featuring a tasty variety of treats – seafood, salads, meat-filled pastries, deep-fried goodies, and so on. Wash down your tapa with iced gazpacho (spicy tomato soup), a cool treat on a hot day. Don’t miss the charms of the sunny sandstone city of Salamanca – with Spain’s grandest plaza, its oldest university, and a fascinating history all swaddled in an affordable and fun-loving collegetown ambience. By Rick Steves travel Transportation Department urges Congress to ban airline family seating fees Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg urged Congress to pass the necessary laws to guarantee families are allowed to sit together while traveling by plane, without incurring extra fees. In a letter released, Buttigieg called on lawmakers to mandate the fee-free family seating on all American carriers. "Upon review of the airlines' seating policies, DOT remains concerned that airlines' policies do not guarantee adjacent seats for young children traveling with a family member and that airlines do not guarantee the adjacent seating at no additional cost," Buttigieg said in the letter. Buttigieg proposed legislation that would include a provision that would "explicitly state that U.S. and foreign airlines shall seat young children adjacent to at least one accompanying adult at no additional cost, subject to certain conditions such as the family being booked in the same class of service." This comes a week after the Department of Transportation opened a new online family seating dashboard to assist passengers searching for which airlines will allow them seat their families together without extra fees. The Department of Transportation then encouraged all airlines to join the portal. Airlines often require additional fees in order for families to sit together on a flight. Alaska Airlines, Frontier Airlines and American Airlines, the country's biggest carrier, guarantee fee-free group seatings for families. Pushing back against those charges has been a priority of President Joe Biden's administration. Biden called on Congress to pass legislation to ban the fees during his recent State of the Union. Plaza Mayor, Spain’s greatest square, sparkles at night. (Pat O’Connor

Page 8 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com 'Fortnite' maker agrees to $245M in FTC fines over unwanted purchases The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it is finalizing a multimillion-dollar order against Epic Games, the maker of the popular video game "Fortnite," for tricking players into making unwanted purchases. Epic agreed to pay $245 million in fines, the FTC said in its order. The commission contends the North Carolina-based game maker used dark patterns to trick players into purchases. Children ended up getting billed for unauthorized charges without parental consent. Once finalized, money from the settlement will go toward refunds to game players. "Fortnite" is free to download and play but offers numerous in-game upgrades for a fee. Consumers can apply for refunds through the FTC's website. Maryland man collects $50,000 lottery prize - - his fourth big win A Maryland man bought a scratch-off lottery ticket and ended up visiting lottery headquarters to collect his fourth prize of at least $50,000. Kenneth Weinberg told officials he chose the $50,000 Cash scratch-off ticket from a local store because of recent good experiences with the game. The $20 ticket turned out to be a $50,000 top prize winner. "It directed me to go to the lottery office, so I knew it was too big a winner for the store to pay," he said. Weinberg previously visited lottery headquarters on three occasions to collect prizes of $50,000 or more. His largest prize was $100,000. Weinberg said his latest winnings will go toward home remodeling projects. 8.2M tune in for 'Last of Us' finale About 8.2 million people tuned in to watch Sunday's The Last of Us Season 1 finale on HBO Max and its linear platforms. "The series is now averaging 30.4 million viewers across its first six episodes, with the first episode approaching 40 million viewers in the U.S," HBO said in a press release. "Outside of the United States, The Last of Us is now the most-watched show in the history of HBO Max in both Europe and Latin America." The story is set 20 years after modern civilization has been destroyed by a mutated fungus that turns people into monstrous cannibals. Marlene (Merle Dandridge) enlists smuggler Joel (Pedro Pascal) to escort teen Ellie (Bella Ramsey) -- who might be the key to a cure -- out of an oppressive quarantine zone and across the United States to a research facility. Created by Chernobyl filmmaker Craig Mazin and writer/video game developer Neil Druckmann, the show co-stars Gabriel Luna, Anna Torv, Nico Parker, Murray Bartlett, Nick Offerman, Melanie Lynskey and Storm Reid. Southwest announces increased staffing to avoid cancellations Southwest Airlines said that it would increase staffing and equipment to avoid another round of mass cancellations that cost the company millions of dollars. The airline blamed winter weather and staffing issues that led it to cancel more than 16,000 flights during the last week of 2022. As a result, Southwest said that it expected a first-quarter loss of up to $350 million. "We understand the root causes that led to the holiday disruption, and we're validating our internal review with the third-party assessment. Now, we expect to mitigate the risk of an event of this magnitude ever happening again," Bob Jordan, Southwest CEO, said in a statement. "Work is well underway implementing action items to prepare for next winter -- with some items already completed. I want to thank our Employees and Customers for their patience and grace, and we're resolved to emerge an even stronger airline." The Transportation Department said in January that it was investigating the carrier to determine whether it illegally overbooked passengers without the flights to accommodate. "The DOT is in the initial phase of a rigorous and comprehensive investigation into Southwest Airlines' holiday debacle that stranded millions," a spokesperson told CNN and NBC News. "DOT has made clear to Southwest that it must provide timely refunds and reimbursements and will hold Southwest accountable if it fails to do so. "DOT is also probing whether Southwest executives engaged in unrealistic scheduling of flights which under federal law is considered an unfair and deceptive practice." Lindsay Lohan expecting her first child Lindsay Lohan and husband Bader Shammas are expecting their first child. The actress announced the news on Instagram. Alongside a picture of a onesie that says "Coming Soon," Lohan wrote, "We are blessed and excited!" Lohan, who was most recently starred in the Netflix rom-com, Falling for Christmas, and Shammas, a financier at Credit Suisse, married in April. The 36-year-olds were first spotted together in 2020. "I met my person. You never know if you're gonna find that in life, and he's an amazing guy, man, and I love him and we're a great team," she told Jimmy Fallon on the The Tonight Show in November. coast to coast Rural Americans aren't happier than those in urban areas It might seem like a move to rural living could bring calm and even happiness, but new research suggests that isn't always so. A study from the University of Houston found that those living in the country were not more satisfied with their lives than people who lived in urban areas. Rural U.S. residents didn't feel like their lives were more meaningful, and they also tended to be more anxious, depressed and neurotic. Among the reasons for this are a shortage of mental health professionals, and the researchers noted a surge in rural hospital closures since 2010. Almost 85% of all rural counties have a mental health professional shortage, even though rural residents appear to need more psychological services, according to the study. "It will be critical to improve access to psychological services in remote areas, and to identify how characteristics and values of rural communities can be leveraged to promote positive psychological health," said researcher Olivia Atherton, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Houston. Atherton and her colleagues looked at whether there were different levels and changes in extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness and neuroticism. They also examined whether there were differences or change in psychological wellbeing and life satisfaction across adulthood. "Given the far-reaching consequences of rural health disparities for individuals, families and communities, there is a pressing need to identify the psychological, social and structural mechanisms responsible for disparities and the ways in which to intervene upon those mechanisms to improve the health of rural Americans," Atherton said in a university news release. Bella Ramsey Lindsay Lohan

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Page 12 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com 1 43 1 23 2 4 20 1 22 20 Book Title (Author) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 This Week HARDCOVER NONFICTION Book Title (Author) The Courage To Be Free (DeSantis) Spare (Prince Henry) I’m Glad My Mom Died (McCurdy) The Light We Carry (M.Obama) Enchantment (May) It’s Ok To Be Angry About Capitalism (Sanders) Wake Up With Purpose! (Schmidt/Davis) All My Knotted-Up Life (Moore) Walk The Blue Line (Patterson/Eversmann) The Nazi Conspiracy (Meltzer/Mensch) This Week HARDCOVER FICTION Weeks Listed Weeks Listed 1 8 30 16 1 2 1 2 3 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Storm Watch (Box) Lessons in Chemistry (Garmus) A Day Of Fallen Night (Shannon) Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and... (Zevin) I Have Some Questions For You (Makkai) Someone Else’s Shoes (Moyes) Demon Copperhead (Kingsolver) The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi(Chakraborty) Mad Honey (Picoult/Boylan) The Boys From Biloxi (Grisham) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING DIGITAL POP SONGS Flowers/Miley Cyrus Justice For All/Donald Trump & J6 Prison Choir Lift Me Up/Rihanna I Ain’t Worried/One Republic Last Night/Morgan Wallen Motto/NF As It Was/Harry Styles Lost/Linkin Park Hold My Hand/Lady Gaga Anti-Hero/Taylor Swift the hit list SOURCE: AMAZON.COM - MAY INCLUDE PRE-ORDERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING DIGITAL ALBUMS One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen Endless Summer Vacation/Miley Cyrus Trustfall/Pink Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre/Periphery The Ultimate Hits//Garth Brooks Aurora/Daisy Jones & The Six Lighting Up The Sky/Godsmack Ben/Macklemore Ready To Be/Twice Cracker Island/Gorillaz 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING OVERALL - CD & VINYL One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen Endless Summer Vacation/Miley Cyrus Trustfall/Pink Aurora/Daisy Jones & The Six Did You Know.../Lana Del Rey Songs of Surrender (Deluxe Box Set)/U2 Flower Boy/Tyler the Creator 3 Feet High and Rising/De La Soul The Dark Side of the Moon/Pink Floyd Memento Mori/Depeche Mode 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING RAP/HIP HOP - CD/VINYL Lighting Up The Sky/Godsmack Back in Black/AC/DC Nevermind/Nirvana Six/Extreme Ride the Lightning/Metallica MTV Unplugged in New York/Nirvana Opiate/Tool Rage Against The Machine/Rage Against The Machine Discovery/Daft Punk Greatest Hits/Foo Fighters 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING HARD ROCK - CD/VINYL N.Y. TIMES BESTSELLERS Flower Boy/Tyler the Creator 3 Feet High and Rising/De La Soul Igor/Tyler the Creator My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy/Kanye West Circles/Mac Miller Man on the Moon: The End of Day/Kid Cudi Good Kid, m.A.A.d City/Kendrick Lamar Gemini Rights/Steve Lacy Watching Movies With The Sound Off/Mac Miller To Pimp a Butterfly/Kendrick Lamar Everything Everywhere All at Once and All Quiet On the Western Front were the big winners at the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday. "For all of the little boys and girls who look like me watching tonight, this is a beacon of hope and possibilities. This is proof that dreams do come true," Michelle Yeoh said after winning the Best Actress prize for Everything, which was also the winner of the top prize of Best Picture. "And, ladies, don't ever let anyone tell you you are past your prime." Yeoh made history as the first Asian woman to win the Best Actress Oscar. Her co-stars Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis won for Best Supporting Actor and Actress, respectively. Their movie also won for Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing. "Thank you! My mom is 84 years old and she's at home watching. Mom, I just won an Oscar!" Quan tearfully said as he collected his prize Jimmy Kimmel hosted the gala for the third time -- he also presided over the festivities in 2017 and 2018. He opened the show by dropping from the ceiling in a parachute, a nod to Best Picture nominee Top Gun: Maverick. 2022 Everything Everywhere All At Once 2021 CODA 2020 Nomadland 2019 Parasite 2018 Green Book 2017 The Shape of Water 2016 Moonlight 2015 Spotlight 2014 Birdman 2013 12 Years a Slave farther back 2003 The Return of the King 1993 Schindler’s List 1983 Terms of Endearment 1973 The Sting 1963 Tom Jones Best Picture Winners 2022 Brendan Fraser “The Whale” 2021 Will Smith “King Richard” 2020 Anthony Hopkins “The Father” 2019 Joaquin Phoenix “Joker” 2018 Rami Malek “Bohemian Rhapsody” 2017 Gary Oldman “Darkest Hour” 2016 Casey Affleck “Manchester by the Sea” 2015 Leonardo DiCaprio “The Revenant” 2014 Eddie Redmayne “Theory of Everything” 2013 Matthew McConaughey “Dallas Buyers Club” farther back 2003 Sean Penn “Mystic River” 1993 Tom Hanks “Philadelphia” 1983 Robert Duvall “Tender Mercies” 1973 Jack Lemmon “Save the Tiger” 1963 Sidney Poitier “Lilies of the Field” Best Actor Winners 2022 Michelle Yeah “Everything Everywhere...” 2021 Jessica Chastian “Eyes of Tammy Faye” 2020 Frances McDormand “Nomadland” 2019 Renee Zellweger “Judy” 2018 Olivia Colman “The Favourite” 2017 Frances McDormand “Three Billboards…” 2016 Emma Stone “La La Land” 2015 Brie Larson “Room” 2014 Julianne Moore “Still Alice” 2013 Cate Blanchett “Blue Jasmine” farther back 2003 Charlize Theron “Monster” 1993 Holly Hunter “The Piano” 1983 Shirley MacLaine “Terms of Endearment” 1973 Glenda Jackson “A Touch of Class” 1963 Patricia Neal “Hud” Best Actress Winners

www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 Drake announces tour with 21 Savage Drake is heading out on tour. The Scorpion rapper announced the 29-date It's All a Blur Tour. He'll be going on the road with 21 Savage in support of their joint album Her Loss featuring the hit "Rich Flex." Though it received mixed reviews, the record became Drake's 12th No. 1 album and Savage's third. The tour kicks off June 16th in New Orleans and includes two nights, July 5th and 6th, at the United Center in Chicago. This is Drake's first tour since Aubrey & The Three Amigos tour in 2018. (Drake's birth name is Aubrey Graham.) In the promotional video that accompanied his tour announcement, Drake is shown at various stages in his career -- from a young artist just beginning to scenes performing in sold-out arenas and flying around the world to more personal clips of him with his mother and son, Adonis. Ed Sheeran previews new single on TikTok Singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran is gearing up for his new album release. Subtract is expected to come out on May 5. It's the last of Sheeran's 'mathematical' albums, deemed so as each of their titles references a math equation. In the meantime, he's promoting his new single "Eyes Closed" on a familiar platform -- TikTok. The app, which has become increasingly influential in connecting musicians and fans, was Sheeran's choice to release an acoustic version of the single. In the short clip divided into three screens, Sheeran is dressed in a T-shirt and sneakers while he plays guitar and sings the single's chorus. The British singer/songwriter has 13.5 million followers on TikTok. NewJeans songs surpass 1B streams on Spotify K-pop rookie NewJeans' songs have exceeded more than 1 billion combined streams on Spotify, its management agency said. The girl group recorded 107,788,873 streams on the global music streaming service as of Tuesday with six songs that it has released since its debut in August, ADOR said. According to the agency, the quintet's latest songs collected streams faster than the previous ones. For instance, the agency said, it took 186 days for "Hype Boy," one of the group's debut singles, to reach 200 million streams but only 68 days for "Ditto," released in December. The group is expected to have all of its songs streamed more than 100 million times as "Hurt," a track off the band's debut album New Jeans, is on course to hit the milestone soon. Apink to drop new EP 'Self' in April K-pop girl group Apink will return next month with a new EP, Self. IST Entertainment announced on social media the quintet composed of members Chorong, Bomi, Eunji, Namjoo and Hayoung will roll out its 10th EP, Self, on April 5. It also unveiled a logo poster for the upcoming album in which a framed abstract painting of intense red, blue and white shades hangs upon a black wall with a simple typography of the titleSelfplaced in the center. Self will mark the band's first release since February last year, when Horn, the special album to mark its 10th anniversary, came out. Since its debut in April 2011 with the EP Seven Springs of Apink, the group has released hit songs, including "Mr. Chu," "NoNoNo," "LUV" and "Dumhdurum." Janet Jackson announces new tour & Lifetime documentary 'Family First' Janet Jackson is heading out on tour this year and Lifetime cameras will be there to document it all. The network announced that the superstar has agreed to a second documentary, Janet Jackson: Family First, that will showcase the preparation and performances on her Together Again tour. Jackson's first Lifetime documentary, simply titled Janet Jackson, drew 21 million viewers over three episodes. In that documentary, Jackson talked about controversies and triumphs throughout her five-decade career as the youngest child of the renowned Jackson musical family. She addressed rumors about having a baby with her first husband James DeBarge and revealed more about her relationship with her brother, Michael Jackson, the iconic pop superstar who died in 2009. The 56-year-old starts her tour in Hollywood, Fla., on April 14. Rapper/actor Ludacris is her opening act. Local stops include May 27th in Tinley Park and May 28th in Milwaukee. Jackson is celebrating her 50th anniversary in the entertainment industry, along with the 25th anniversary of her multiplatinum album The Velvet Rope and the 30th anniversary of her multiplatinum album janet. "I was touched by the love and support from the wonderful fans who enjoyed the documentary last year," Jackson said via a Lifetime press release. "I am excited to continue to share my story, and welcome fans into my life and the 'Together Again' tour. Thank you for your never-ending support, and I hope you enjoy the next chapter." music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1994 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. The Sign/Ace Of Base 2. The Power of Love/Celine Dion 3. Without You/Mariah Carey 4. Whatta Man/Salt-N-Pepa ft En Vogue 5. Bump N Grind/R Kelly 6. So Much In Love/All-4-One 7. Now And Forever/Richard Marx 8. Breathe Again/Toni Braxton 9. Gin And Juice/Snoop Doggy Dogg 10. Because of Love/Janet Jackson Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Toni Braxton/Toni Braxton 2. The Sign/Ace of Base 3. 12 Play/R Kelly 4. The Colour Of My Love/Celine Dion 5. Music Box/Mariah Carey 6. The Bodyguard/Whitney Houston 7. August And Everything.../Counting Crows 8. Doggy Style/Snoop Doggy Dogg 9. Very Necessary/Salt-N-Pepa 10. The Cross Of Changes/Enigma BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Die For You/The Weeknd 2. Flowers/Miley Cyrus 3. Kill Bill/SZA 4. Boy’s A Liar, Pt 2/PinkPanthress & Ice Spice 5. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 6. Creepin’/Metro Boomin,Weeknd,21 Savage 7. TQG/Karol G & Shakira 8. Unholy/Sam Smith & Kim Petras 9. Anti-Hero/Taylor Swift 10. Cuff It/Beyonce Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Manana Sera Bonito/Karol G 2. SOS/SZA 3. Cracker Island/Gorillaz 4. AfterLyfe/Yeat 5. Midnights/Taylor Swift 6. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen 7. Heroes & Villains/Metro Boomin 8. Love Sick/Don Toliver 9. Starboy/The Weeknd 10. Un Verano Sin Ti/Bad Buny SZA Janet Jackson Apink

Page 14 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Halle Bailey sings, saves Prince Eric In 'Little Mermaid' trailer Can love ever work between humans and mermaids? That's the question posed in The Little Mermaidtrailer, which shows stars Halle Bailey and Jonah HauerKing in the movie's first fulllength clip. Mermaid Ariel saves Prince Eric (Hauer-King) from dying when his ship runs into a storm, but her father, King Triton (Javier Bardem), is not happy. She's gone to the above world and that's not a place for merpeople. "He's a human. You're a mermaid!" King Triton tells Ariel. "That doesn't make us enemies," Ariel says. Ariel wants to know more about the creatures above the sea, so she makes a deal with sea witch Ursula (Melissa McCarthy) who will allow her to become human for a trial period as long as Ariel is willing to give up her voice. Ariel's underwater world is beautifully represented in the 2-minute, 20- second trailer, which also features Bailey singing the theme song "Under the Sea." The trailer was introduced by McCarthy and Bailey during Sunday's Oscars telecast, taking advantage of its broad global audience. "It has been such an honor stepping into the iconic role of Ariel," Bailey said. "It was an extraordinary experience, a dream come true for me." The cast also includes Daveed Diggs, Awkwafina, Jason Tremblay and Lin-Manuel Miranda. This is the latest iteration of The Little Mermaid based on characters originally created by HansChristian Anderson. The success of the 1989 animated film, which won two Oscars and made over $250M, led to a sequel, a prequel, and a musical. Rob Marshall directed the 2023 version. Michelle Yeoh, Ruth Carter make history with Oscar firsts Ruth Carter and Michelle Yeoh made history at the 2023 Oscars. Yeoh, the Best Actress winner forEverything Everywhere All at Oncewas the first actress of Asian descent to win an Academy Award in that category. "I really have to thank the Academy," Yeoh said backstage in the media room. "For acknowledging and embracing diversity and true representation. I think that this is something that we have been working so hard for a very long time and tonight we frigging broke that glass ceiling," she said to cheers. She added, "We need this because there are so many who have felt unseen, unheard, not just the Asian community -- but for anybody that's been identified as a minority. We deserve to be heard, we deserve to be seen and we deserve to be heard so we can have a seat at the table. That's all we are asking for. Give us that opportunity. Let us prove that we are worth it." The Malaysian actress has been working in film for more than four decades, making her debut in Hollywood as a Chinese spy in the Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies. She's also known for her work in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner in 2001, and more recently, inCrazy Rich Asians. By winning her second Oscar for Best Costume Design forBlack Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ruth Carter became the first Black woman to win multiple Oscars in any category. "Thank you to the Academy for recognizing the superhero that is a Black woman," Carter said. Carter got her first job as a costume designer working with Spike Lee on the 1988 movie School Daze. She thanked Wakanda Forever writer/director Ryan Coogler and producer Nate Moore for their "vision" and said, "Together, we are reshaping how culture is represented." She concluded by dedicating the award to her mother. Tom Hanks, 'Blonde,' 'Morbius' score Razzies The Marilyn Monroe biopic, Blonde, was named the Worst Picture of 2022 when Razzie Awards "winners" were announced last weekend. The film also was presented with the prize for Worst Screenplay. Vampire movie Morbius co-stars Jared Letoand Adria Arjona scored the Razzies for Worst Actor and Worst Supporting Actress respectively. Tom Hanks picked up the Worst Supporting Actor trophy for the music-themed Elvis, then won an additional Razzie for Worst Screen Combo for himself and his "latexladen face," a nod to the prosthetics he wore to play Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. Disney's liveaction Pinocchio, which also starred Hanks, was voted Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel, and Machine Gun Kelly and Mod Sun shared the Worst Director distinction for Good Mourning. The Razzies committee said it also gave itself a Razzie after it was roundly lambastedfor nominating child actress Ryan Kiera for Worst Actress for her performance inFirestarter. "After their blunder of nominating someone who should not have been considered, the organization was put through the cyberworld blender," the Razzies organizers said in a press release. "They publicly apologized to the actress, changed the rules for anyone under 18, rescinded the nomination and put themselves in her place on the ballot -- and won by a landslide." WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT March 10th - 12th, 2023 1. Scream VI (w1) $44.5M 2. Creed III (w2) $27.1M 3. 65 (w1) $12.3M 4. Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania (w4) $7.0M 5. Cocaine Bear (w3) $6.2M 6. Jesus Revolution (w3) $5.1M 7. Champions (w1) $5.1M 8. Avatar: The Way of Water (w13) $2.7M 9. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (w12) $1.6M 10. Operation Fortune (w2) $1.2M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 1994 1. Guarding Tess (w1) $7.0M 2. Lighting Jack (w1) $5.4M 3. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (w6) $4.1M 4. The Ref (w1) $3.0M 5. Schindler’s List (w13) $2.8M movie news Halle Bailey Tom Hanks Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Everything Everywhere All At Once 2. The Whale 3. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero 4. A Man Called Otto 5. All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) 6. The Whale 7. Top Gun: Maverick 8. Scream 6 Steelbook 9. 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www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 15 AMAZON PRIME • Prime Video has canceledThree Pines, based on novelist Louise Penny's mysteries, after one season. • The animated series, Batman: Caped Crusader, is moving to Prime Video after HBO Max canceled the project as part of a cost-cutting measure. AMC+/SHUDDER • The Boulet Brothers, the horror icons behind competition seriesDragula, will host a special variety show,The Boulet Brothers' Halfway to Halloween TV Special airs on Shudder April 25 and streams on AMC+. The special will feature scary skits and musical numbers. Stars, including David Dastmalchian, the coproducer of the special, Kevin Smith, Emily Hampshire, Taran Killam, Matthew Lillard, Jorge Garcia, Steve Agee, Barbara Crampton, Felissa Rose, Katya, Derek Mears, and Twin Temple, a Satanic doo-wop band, will make guest appearances. APPLE TV+ • In the trailer forThe Last Thing He Told Me (April 14), Jennifer Garner is searching for her formerly reliable husband who's mysteriously disappeared. Based on the 2021 bestseller by Laura Dave, the Apple+ limited series also stars Angourie Rice and Aisha Tyler. • A second season of itsHarrison Ford - Jason Segel comedy, Shrinking, has been ordered HULU • Hulu released a 30-second teaser showingPaul Rudd's andMeryl Streep's new characters in Only Murders in the BuildingSeason 3. The preview for the new season of the mystery-comedy series shows amateur sleuths and Manhattan neighbors Charles (Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short) and Mabel (Selena Gomez) reunite to solve another crime. PARAMOUNT+ • Paramount+ released a music video showing the cast of its new Grease prequel, Rise of the Pink Ladies, singing and dancing through a drive-in movie theater. The show, which takes place in 1954 California, is set to premiere April 6. PEACOCK • Regé-Jean Page is co-producing a new scripted series for Peacock about eight ofMuhammad Ali's legendary fights. Excellence: 8 Fights will use eight of Ali's classic bouts as a jumping-off point to tell the story behind the fights and how they impacted Ali and the people around him, as well as the pop culture landscape he was a part of throughout his career. Most Popular TV 1. The Last of Us (HBO) 96% 2. The Order (NFX) 100% 3. Daisy Jones & the Six (AMZ) 75% 4. The Mandalorian (DIS) 90% 5. Outer Banks (NFX) 67% 6. The Consulatant (AMZ) 76% 7. Sex/Life (NFX) 21% 8. Poker Face (PEA) 99% 9. Red Rose (NFX) 100% 10. Shrinking (APP) 81% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” streaming news Mark Ballas has announced that, after 20 years, he will no longer be competing onDancing With the Stars. Ballas, 36,broke the newsduring the final stop on theDWTSlive stage tour in Las Vegas last Sunday. "I started this journey when I was 21, 22. Honestly, being able to dance and perform for you fans, you guys are the best fans. Thank you," Ballas said in a video posted online by a fan. "So, I just wanna finish by saying this will be the last time you see me dance in this capacity. I'm coming to a close tonight. This is gonna be my last dance." Ballas started on the show in Season 5 in 2007. He won the competition's mirrorball trophy three times, most recently in Season 31 last November when TikTok star Charli D'Amelio was his partner. ••• Misha Collins confirmed that his portrayal of Harvey Dent will evolve into the villainous TwoFace in the first season of Gotham Knights, on The CW. "The character that we all know as Two-Face, with all of his trademarks, emerges in this season," Collins, 48, told UPI in a recent phone interview. Gotham Knights begins with the murder of Bruce Wayne, aka Batman. Wayne's adopted son, Turner Hayes (Oscar Morgan), finds out his father was Batman after his death. ••• Elizabeth Banks and Manny Jacinto are to lend their voices to the 20-something-year-old characters of Pebbles Flintstone and Bamm-Bamm Rubble in FOX's new adult animated series, Bedrock. Deadline reported that Stephen Root will play Fred, Amy Sedaris will play Wilma, Nicole Byer will play Betty and Joe Lo Truglio will play Barney. "As the Stone Age gives way to a shiny and enlightened new Bronze Age, the residents of Bedrock will find this evolution harder than a swing from Bamm-Bamm's club." The show is inspired by the characters from the classic 1960s family cartoon,The Flintstones. ••• The two-part series finale forNCIS: Los Angelesis set for May 14 and May 21 on CBS. AnEntertainment Tonightspecial hosted by Kevin Frazier will air after the last episode. "Wrapping up a series is always bittersweet," showrunner and executive producer R. Scott Gemmill said in a statement. "We were blessed to have 14 seasons together, so bringing it to a satisfying end was extremely challenging after so many years. Fortunately, CBS was gracious enough to give us an extra episode in order to send off our characters in a way befitting their stories that hopefully the fans find both satisfying and hopeful." The cast includes Chris O'Donnell, LL COOL J, Linda Hunt, Daniela Ruah, Eric Christian Olsen, Medalion Rahimi, Caleb Castille andGerald McRaney. network news Misha Collins TV review: 'Ted Lasso' returns with laughs and heart Ted Lasso, on Apple TV+, continues the same good-natured comedy that has won the show its fans and awards. In the new U.K. soccer season, Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) still struggles with being so far away from his son in the United States. The character interactions benefit from two seasons of knowing each other. It's still Ted's show, and his emotional turmoil and coaching challenges still are pivotal, but supporting characters have rightfully broken through. Former Richmond coach Nate (Nick Mohammed) is at work at rival team West Ham. This is the show's newest development, and turncoat Nate is more awful than one would even imagine based on his behavior in Season 2. By Season 3,Ted Lassocontinues to share the heart and the very message of the show and Ted himself: Be true to yourself and success will follow. New episodes ofTed Lassopremiere weekly on Apple TV+. Jennifer Garner LL Cool J

Page 16 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com SATURDAY MARCH 18, 2023 7 p.m. on NBC Movie: Despicable Me 3 After he is sacked by the AntiVillain League for failing to take down the most recent bad guy threatening humanity, Gru (voice of Steve Carell) finds himself in the midst of an identity crisis. But when a mysterious stranger shows up to inform Gru that he has a long-lost twin brother — a brother who desperately wishes to follow in his twin’s despicable footsteps — one former supervillain will rediscover just how good it feels to be bad in this 2017 comedy. Kristen Wiig, Trey Parker and Julie Andrews are also heard. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: The Hillsdale Adoption Scam Bethany (Keshia Knight Pulliam) and her husband have a successful business, but are struggling to have more children. So when Georgia (Danika Frederick), a pregnant stranger, shows up on their porch asking for help, Bethany thinks this is her opportunity to add a new baby into her family. But as the pregnancy progresses, the couple grows suspicious about Georgia’s unsettling secrets, and motivations in this 2023 thriller. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Hud It’s son versus father in this 1963 Western starring Paul Newman as Hud Bannon, a reckless, devilmay-care cowboy. Dad (Melvyn Douglas) disapproves of Hud’s womanizing ways, while the son thinks his father is uptight and strict. Both men must learn to set aside their differences when disease strikes the cattle herd. Patricia Neal and Brandon de Wilde co-star. Neal and Melvyn Douglas both won Academy Awards, as best actress and best supporting actor, respectively; Newman and director Martin Ritt also were nominated for their work. 8 p.m. on SHOW Movie: The Last Manhunt Willie Boy (Martin Sensmeier), a long distance desert runner by Chemehuevi tradition, falls in love with Carlota (Mainei Kinimaka). But her father, a local tribal leader, refuses to let them be together. In a fatal confrontation, Carlota’s father is killed by an accidental gunshot and the young couple flees into the desert. An armed mounted posse and two Native American trackers seeking justice for their “murdered” tribal leader head into the brutal desert and face their own demons in this 2022 Western, which is also based on a true story. SUNDAY MARCH 19, 2023 2 p.m. on FOX NASCAR Cup Series Race No. 5 of the 2023 Cup season takes series drivers to Atlanta Motor Speedway for the Ambetter Health 400. William Byron won a year ago on the newly repaved 1.54-mile quad-oval, leading eight different times for 111 laps, including the final 10, to finish ahead of Ross Chastain and Kurt Busch for his first victory of 2022. He’ll return today to defend his title from a field including those two drivers, plus Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell and Kevin Harvick. 7 p.m. on PBS Call the Midwife The sisters hope to make a good impression on new recruit Sister Veronica (Rebecca Gethings). But it’s clear she is no shrinking violet and will ruffle a few feathers. Then, racial tensions stretch a shadow over Poplar following Enoch Powell’s incendiary “Rivers of Blood” speech. And Nancy (Megan Cusack) and Trixie (Helen George) team up to support a terminally ill patient, while Fred (Cliff Parisi) is saddened to receive an official letter confirming the disbandment of the Civil Defence Corps in the Season 12 premiere. 7 p.m. on A&E Biography: WWE Legends As he celebrates the 50th anniversary of his first match, Jerry “The King” Lawler looks back at his journey to the top of sports entertainment. From headlining sold-out shows to a wild appearance with comedian Andy Kaufman on “Late Night With David Letterman,” Lawler didn’t disappoint. He eventually made his way to the WWE. This new episode features Lawler as he openly discusses his personal life as well as his near-death experience on live television a decade ago. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: House of Deadly Lies No good deed goes unpunished. A stay-at-home mom (Katy Breier) takes in her best friend (Leah McKenney) to help her through a tough time. But tight quarters cause stress and soon secrets are revealed that could tear her family apart and put everyone in danger in this 2023 thriller. Jon McLaren also stars. 8 p.m. on PBS Sanditon on Masterpiece Charlotte (Rose Williams) arrives back at the Regency seaside resort with her fiancé for the society event of the year. But seeing Colbourne (Ben Lloyd-Hughes) again leaves her feeling uncertain. Meanwhile, Georgiana (Crystal Clarke) receives a shocking threat to her fortune, and Edward (Jack Fox) tries to prove to Lady Denham (Anne Reid) that he is a changed man in the Season 3 premiere. Kris Marshall and Kate Ashfield also star. 8 p.m. on AMC Lucky Hank Hank Devereaux Jr. (Bob Odenkirk) is an English department chairman having a mid-life crisis. His badly underfunded college in the Pennsylvania rust belt is struggling to survive and its future is in doubt. His wife Lily (Mireille Enos) is the vice principal of the local high school, and, just as Hank’s life begins to unravel, Lily also begins to question the path she’s on and the choices she’s made in this new drama series. Other stars include Oscar Nunez, Tom Bower, Kyle Maclachlan and Chris Diamantopoulos. 9 p.m. on NBC The Blacklist Show him the money! In the show’s 200th episode “The Hyena,” Red (James Spader) attempts to secure a late financier’s fortune locked by a series of challenging clues. But when a deadly assassin pursues the money, the Task Force bands together to protect the endowment’s rightful heirs. Diego Klattenhoff, Ryan Eggold, Harry Lennix, Amir Arison and Hisham Tawfiq also star. 9 p.m. on PBS Marie-Antoinette Transforming from a young Dauphine to the Queen of Style and a true fashion icon, Marie Antoinette (Emilia Schule) must learn the rules and secrets of the Court and attempt to recreate Versailles in her image — free, independent and feminist — all the while tending to her King (Louis Cunningham). But her successes will provoke jealousy and rivalry, and her royal enemies will do everything they can to bring her down in the series premiere episode “The Slap.” on the airwaves Bob Odenkirk (“Better Call Saul”) returns to tv in the new series “Lucky Hank” - airing Sundays on AMC

www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 17 MONDAY MARCH 20, 2023 7:30 p.m. on CBS Bob Hearts Abishola Sock it to me! Abishola (Folake Olowofoyeku) must attempt to reconcile a decade-old wound when she’s forced to attend the funeral of an unlikable aunt. And Bob (Billy Gardell) struggles at the factory with the first batch of socks before receiving support from an unlikely source in the new episode “Mmm, Fresh Baked Sock!” 8:45 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Last Command Decorated aristocrat Sergius Alexander (Emil Jannings) is reduced to destitution after the collapse of Imperial Russia. Exiled and now working as an extra in Hollywood, he is spotted by an old adversary, Lev Andreyev (William Powell), now a successful director. Lev hires the general to re-enact the revolution which deposed him as a way to humiliate him, but things don’t go as planned in this 1928 drama, airing as part of an evening of Oscar-winning silent movies. Evelyn Brent, Jack Raymond and Fritz Feld also star. 9 p.m. on FREE The Watchful Eye Don’t turn around now but that person looks familiar. Elena’s (Mariel Molino) nanny cover is threatened when someone from her past unexpectedly shows up at The Greybourne in the new episode “The Serpent’s Tooth.” Will they put two and two together and expose her or find a mutually beneficial arrangement? Warren Christie, Amy Acker, Jon-Michael Ecker, Aliyah Royale and Kelly Bishop also star. 10 p.m. on PBS Independent Lens When she lost her job as a hotel worker in Las Vegas, Ruby Duncan joined a welfare rights group of mothers who defied the notions of the “welfare queens.” In a rousing fight for guaranteed income, Ruby and other equality activists took on the actual Nevada mob, organizing a massive protest that shut down Caesars Palace in the new episode “Storming Caesars Palace.” TUESDAY MARCH 21, 2023 7 p.m. on PBS American Masters Following Dr. Anthony Fauci across 14 hectic months to reveal the man behind the microphone, this documentary shows a rarely seen side of this passionate scientist, husband, father and public servant. Highlights include his battle during a devastating pandemic while confronting a political onslaught that called into question his 50-year career as this country’s leading advocate for public health in the new episode “Dr. Tony Fauci.” 8 p.m. on ABC The Rookie: Feds A crime ring may have just hit the jackpot when a group of robbers steal a diplomatic pouch, sending Naomi (Juani Feliz) and the Feds to work to prevent an international counterfeit scandal. While Garza (Felix Solis) reconnects with an old friend, Brendon’s (Kevin Zegers) sponsor relapses, and he rethinks his relationship with Antoinette (Devika Bhise) in the new episode “Seeing Red.” 8 p.m. on BET Movie: Imani A year after what she thinks was a car accident, Faith (Brittany S. Hall), a seemingly normal wife and mother, slowly recovers from amnesia, only to learn that she actually is a highly sought-after Army Special Ops Lieutenant who holds a secret that would blow the lid on a widespread government conspiracy in this 2023 action thriller. Demetrius Shipp Jr., Stephen Bishop, Reginald Vel Johnson and Kris D. Lofton also star. 9:03 p.m. on HIST History’s Greatest Heists With Pierce Brosnan In 1997, Allen Pace III, an armoredcar depot employee in Los Angeles, uses his insider knowledge to plan a heist that would net him and the longtime friends he recruits more than $18 million in cash in the new episode “The Dunbar Armored Depot Heist.” They left almost no clues and would have perhaps gotten away with it if one of the members hadn’t tried to buy real estate with the cash in its original currency straps. Pierce Brosnan hosts. WEDNESDAY MARCH 22, 2023 6:30 p.m. on ESPN NBA Basketball Two teams hoping to move up in the West playoff standings face off in the opener of an ESPN doubleheader as Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks play host to Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. These teams have split their first two games this season, each winning at home. Then in the nightcap, it’s a clash of West teams headed in opposite directions as Kevin Durant and the rising Phoenix Suns do battle with LeBron James and the struggling Los Angeles Lakers. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Here Comes Mr. Jordan Remade very successfully later as “Heaven Can Wait,” this 1941 comedy-fantasy stars Robert Montgomery as prizefighter Joe Pendleton, who is sent back to Earth in another man’s body after a celestial screw-up ends his life 50 years too soon. Evelyn Keyes, Claude Rains, Edward Everett Horton and James Gleason co-star. 8 p.m. on BET Tyler Perry’s House of Payne Let’s just call it food for thought. Curtis (LaVan Davis) suspects his food truck was blown up intentionally and he starts investigating the incident. But it could have been just bad gas. And Calvin (Lane Gross) must get to the bottom of Calvin Jr.’s (DeMille Cole-Heard) mischievous deeds in the Season 12 premiere episode “Like New Money.” Cassi Davis, Keshia Knight Pulliam and Larramie Doc Shaw also star. 8 p.m. on HIST Pawn Stars Chum is swinging for the fences when he tries to bring home a signed poster from the movie “The Sandlot.” Then Rick sets his sights on a vintage musket rifle from the 1800s, but can he take a shot at this deal or is he shooting blanks? And a seller tries to pose and flex with a signed autobiography by Arnold Schwarzenegger, but will his offer be terminated? Meanwhile, an old ventriloquist’s dummy makes Corey and Rick’s heads spin. Find out who’s pulling all the strings in the new episode “The Pawnerator.” 8:30 p.m. on BET Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living We’re in need of some serious affirmations and positive thinking. Phillip (Alex Henderson) learns about being accountable for one’s actions and putting life’s obstacles in perspective. Then Reginald (Damien Leake) must pick himself up out of his slump and find the strength to believe in love again in the Season 4 premiere episode “Believe.” Other stars include J. Anthony Brown, Na’im Lynn, Tayler Buck, Tamela J. Mann and David Mann. 9:30 p.m. on COM Digman! Somewhere, in an alternate animated universe, archeologists are superstars with huge followings and rabid fans. And in this universe, no one is bigger than archeologist Rip Digman (voice of Andy Samberg) who follows his gut but is successful anyway in this series premiere. Guest voices happen to be superstars as well as Jane Lynch, Maya Rudolph and Daniel Radcliffe are just a few to be heard. Melissa Fumero, Mitra Jouhari, Tim Robinson and Tim Meadows also lend their voice talent. 10 p.m. on SYFY The Twilight Zone Janet Warren (Gretchen Mol) is a wealthy housewife who’s suffering from blackouts where she hears strange sounds and wakes up with time missing. Meanwhile, her social circle is obsessed with the new release of a “family’s egg” — a mysterious new device that will make “everything OK again, forever.” Each family is granted an “hour of fulfillment” at which time they can collect their own family egg. But what is it and why would anyone want it? No one knows in the new episode “You Might Also Like.” on the airwaves Folake Olowofoyeku and Billy Gardell star in the CBS comedy “Bob Hearts Abishola” - airing Mondays

Page 18 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com THURSDAY MARCH 23, 2023 11 a.m. on CBS The Young and the Restless The beloved daytime soap is turning 50 this week and celebrations expect to be over-thetop in Genoa City. Old faces such as Michael Damian, Patty Weaver, Tricia Cast, Barbara Crampton and Veronica Redd return over the weeklong celebration. Since it began in 1973, the series has been the highest-rated daytime drama and given a start to stars such as Eva Longoria, David Hasselhoff, Tom Selleck and Paul Walker. It also featured guest appearances by celebrities such as Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, Wayne Gretzky, Il Divo and Enrique Iglesias. 5:30 p.m. on TBS CBS 2023 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament It’s down to the “Sweet 16” in the NCAA Men’s Tournament as the race for the championship comes into sharper focus with the Regional Semifinals. CBS and TBS will provide 17 hours of coverage of the eight games taking place in New York, Las Vegas, Kansas City and Louisville, Ky., today and tomorrow, which will determine the teams doing battle in the “Elite Eight” starting Saturday. 7 p.m. on ABC Station 19 Things get out of hand and the team is forced to make a risky call that could cost them dearly after Tomás’ barbershop catches fire. Diane (Tracie Thoms) drops by the station and is called back into action alongside Vic (Barrett Doss) and Carina (Stefania Spampinato). And Beckett (Josh Randall) makes a decision about his future in the new episode “Could I Leave You?” Jaina Lee Ortiz, Jason George and Grey Damon also star. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Yearling The visual beauty of this moving 1946 drama, based on Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’ Pulitzer Prizewinning novel, earned it Academy Awards for cinematography and art direction. Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman and Claude Jarman Jr. star as a family struggling to earn a living growing crops in the Florida swamplands in the latter half of the 19th century. The boy (Jarman Jr.) adopts a fawn but must face reality when it starts eating the family’s crops. 8 p.m. on SYFY Movie: Dolittle Based largely on “The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle,” Hugh Lofting’s second book in his classic children’s series, this 2020 fantasy adventure stars Robert Downey Jr. as the Welsh veterinarian who can communicate with animals. As the story opens, however, Dr. Dolittle has retreated from human society following the death of his beloved wife. Antonio Banderas, Jim Broadbent and Michael Sheen are among the human co-stars; the posh animal voice cast includes Oscar winners Emma Thompson, Rami Malek, Octavia Spencer and Marion Cotillard. 8:35 p.m. on HIST Swamp People: Serpent Invasion The Florida Everglades are under siege from Burmese pythons and Troy and Pickle track a high tech snake in hopes of a big score. Then Bill and Tes search for a new hot spot, while Dusty discovers one of his favorite honey holes has changed forever. And Zak and Bruce chase the snakes below ground and get a big surprise in the new episode “Judas Snake.” 9 p.m. on FREE Good Trouble Callie (Maia Mitchell) returns to the Coterie to support Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) during a challenging time while Gael (Tommy Martinez) desperately searches for Isabella (Priscilla Quintana) and his baby in an effort to get them back. Then, when a member of the Coterie anonymously submits a complaint, Alice (Sherry Cola) tracks down the secret critic. Luca (BooBoo Stewart) digs into his past in the new episode “It Was Not Your Fault But Mine.” 9:01 p.m. on A&E City Confidential In the Season 8 premiere episode “Boston’s Little Girl Lost,” an infant’s body washes up on the shores of Deer Island, Mass. Residents rally to find out who she is and what happened to her. Their unprecedented solidarity gets nationwide attention, helping police solve a heartbreaking mystery. The series tells the story of one crime and its ensuing investigation that engulfs a community. Mike Colter narrates. FRIDAY MARCH 24, 2023 7 p.m. on FX Movie: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle More than 20 years after the adventure comedy- fantasy “Jumanji” blew the roof off the box office, this 2017 sequel follows some teenagers who find themselves whisked into the world of what is now a video game, where they play as their chosen grown-up avatars, trying to overcome the game’s magical power and win their release to return home. Dwayne Johnson stars as Indiana Jonesstyle archaeologist Smolder Bravestone; the other avatars are played by Karen Gillan, Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Nick Jonas. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: Twisted Sister It seems like Emily (Mena Suvari) has it all — a beautiful daughter, a successful PR firm, an inheritance from her parents, and a wonderful marriage with her husband. But, everything begins to crumble when Lily (Joy Nash) appears and claims to be Emily’s half sister. Once Lily joins Emily’s world, everything goes sideways in this 2023 thriller. Enya Flack and Darren Dupree Washington also star. 7 p.m. on SHOW Movie: Dead for a Dollar Bounty hunter Max Borlund (Christoph Waltz) is hired to find Rachel Kidd (Rachel Brosnahan), the politically progressive wife of businessman Martin Kidd (Hamish Linklater), who is allegedly being held for ransom in Mexico by Elijah Jones (Brandon Scott), an AfricanAmerican deserter. But Max discovers that Rachel willingly fled from an abusive husband to live with Elijah. He also must confront his sworn enemy Joe Cribbens (William Dafoe), a professional gambler and outlaw whom he sent to prison years before in this 2022 Western. 8 p.m. on PBS American Masters The new episode “In the Making,” profiles two talented performers breaking down barriers in the worlds of opera and country music. After the pandemic’s height, opera singer J’Nai Bridges makes a triumphant return to the stage in “A Knee on the Neck,” a tribute to George Floyd. And country artist Rissi Palmer redefines success as she works on her latest album while helping uplift the voices of other BIPOC women country performers. 8:45 p.m. on TCM Movie: Network One of writer Paddy Chayefsky’s more histrionic black comedies, this 1976 film tells of Howard Beale (Peter Finch), a news anchor who goes over the edge and lashes out at his omnipotent network. Faye Dunaway is terrifying as Beale’s spiritually bankrupt boss. The premise is no longer shocking: Today, few would blink at a show combining news and psychic predictions, or one devoted to terrorist attacks. Chayefsky, Dunaway and Finch all won Oscars for the movie, which inspired a stage version starring Bryan Cranston as Beale. on the airwaves FOR MORE TV LISTINGS Find them available to download and print at home at Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart star in the 2017 blockbuster comedy “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” airing on FX Friday night.

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www.hap2it.com March 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 23 Q: Our real estate attorney misread an estimate to remediate the underground storage tanks on the property we purchased. The sellers had started to remove and remediate some old underground oil storage tanks. The seller’s attorney and our attorney ended up recommending that we take a credit for the remediation estimate rather than have the seller finish the job. We closed and then found out our attorney did not read the remediation estimate correctly. The attorney never sent us the estimate either. The estimate was for only one of the three areas that needed to be remediated and did not include the transportation charge for any contaminated soil. Our attorney has taken no responsibility for his actions. The sellers refused to do anything because the estimate was accepted and the closing had occurred. We were never given a chance to review documents, lab results, etc., with our attorney. The attorney never warned us of the consequences associated with buying a property with contamination and our attorney never requested any money be put into escrow in case the remediation cost was inaccurate. Our attorney specifically stated he would get documents relating to the remediation started by the sellers but never finished. Now we have a nightmare on our hands with remediation estimates up to $100,000. We have looked into hiring an attorney but have had no luck. Our attorney’s position is that we accepted the seller’s estimate so there is nothing he can do. All of these issues could have been avoided if our attorney had kept us informed and had sent us the documents to review. What should we do? A: What an expensive, unfortunate mess. From what you have described, it does not appear that you received the representation you deserved and, presumably, paid for. We are sorry you are in this situation. When it comes to environmental matters, Sam always advises his clients to not close on the property (commercial, industrial or residential) until the issue is resolved. In some parts of the country, buyers typically hire a real estate attorney to represent them in the purchase of a home. That attorney will work for the buyer and has a duty to represent the buyer and advocate for the buyer. In states where a buyer hires an attorney to act as a settlement agent, the attorney does not have a duty of loyalty to the buyer. The buyer has to make sure that they understand what they are getting into before sending money to close or agreeing to close on a purchase of a home. We believe that whether you live in a state where buyers typically hire attorneys to help close house deals or not, you should hire a real estate attorney if you have a serious environmental issue with the home you want to purchase. What kind of environmental issue would give us pause? Lead paint, asbestos tiles or insulation, elevated levels of radon gas, and mold issues are the top environmental issues you’ll find in homes. While environmental issues can be a cause for alarm, there are different degrees of harm: Where there are elevated levels of radon gas, you may be able to remediate the problem by installing a radon mitigation system for less than $2,000. Lead pipes are a big concern and can be costly to replace. A main water supply line may cost up to $20,000, or more. Mold is always problematic. But if the mold (and the water infiltration causing the problem) is contained, it might be an easy fix. However, if mold is everywhere in a home, it can be a huge problem. Asbestos tiles or insulation requires specialists who are licensed to remove and dispose of the material. It can be an expensive job depending on the size of the problem. In all of these cases, you can get a handful of estimates for the remediation, and those will generally be on target. When it comes to underground storage tanks, the problem can be minor or huge. A minor problem is a small residential tank that needs to be removed but there is no evidence that the tank leaked. Multiple tanks and leaking tanks raise the price for removal. You may even have to pay to clean the soil. But you won’t know for sure until you investigate further. Depending on the situation, you may not know the true extent of the problem until you begin the process of removing the tank. Your attorney should have kept you in the loop on the negotiations with the seller. He should have discussed the risks involved with undertaking the removal of the tank based on an estimate. And, he should have sent you the estimate(s) and kept you advised of what was happening with them in the transaction. Hindsight is 20/20. Had the environmental company done the work in line with the estimate, you would not be complaining even if the attorney had not kept you informed. But the situation got way out of hand, and you’re now left footing an expensive bill. Here are some issues to think through: What amount of disclosure on the tank issue was required of the sellers under the laws of your state? Did the sellers give you sufficient disclosure of the issue? Since the seller started the removal, did the sellers have a duty to complete the removal? Does your agreement to complete the removal absolve the seller from issues that were not disclosed in the estimate? Lastly, we remind our readers that if you haven’t hired an attorney to specifically represent you in a closing, you do not have legal representation. If something goes wrong in the transaction, that may have financial consequences. In these areas of the country where attorneys are not used to help buyers or sellers close their deals, any attorneys in or around the deal act as settlement agents or closing attorneys or are attorneys representing the lender. These attorneys merely work to close the transaction but do not represent the seller or the buyer in the closing. They do not owe you any fiduciary duty. The seller and buyer are left to make their own decisions and judgments, including whether to proceed and close on the home. Homebuyers frustrated with inadequate attorney representation Ilyce Glink is the author of 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.

Page 24 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com I’d like to share a story with you. This saga transpired over the past six weeks, and I feel it contains a valuable lesson that could save you thousands of dollars, allow you to sleep at night, and go to dinner with your remodeling contractor at the end of the job. This is a tale about trust, honor and betrayal. Perhaps you’ve been betrayed in the past by a friend, a lover or a contractor. No matter who it is, it’s always painful. Weeks ago, a woman who lives in Ontario, Canada, purchased one of my short phone call consultations. She was upset about a new exterior door that was installed in the basement of her home. She called to ask me if it looked OK or if she was just being too persnickety. As I always do, I asked her to send me as many photographs as possible so I could get a handle on the situation. Fortunately, she sent great ones that allowed me to see every aspect of the job. This job was very complex. The homeowner had decided to build a new patio beneath a deck. The basement of the house was only partially below grade, and the door was installed in the exterior wall in the basement under the outdoor deck. To make the whole scheme work, the contractor had to excavate the ground beneath the deck to be able to install the patio. This patio extended to the columns supporting the outer edge of the deck. The contractor may or may not have known this, but the footing piers under these columns would have to be sunk lower into the ground, as they no longer would have enough soil cover to protect against frost heave. I immediately saw a grave error in one of the photographs. The contractor had cut a notch in the house foundation to accommodate the new door. But the top of the notch was 6 inches above the basement floor! Other photos indicated that he had already installed the new patio outside, and that was also above the basement floor. I couldn’t tell if the patio was sloped away from the house so as to direct water away from the basement. The notch in the foundation was not wide enough. This meant it was impossible to position the door far enough back in the wall in line with the wall framing that sat on top of the foundation wall. But it gets worse. The contractor had not created a slope on the horizontal part of the notch in the foundation. This slope is necessary to shed water away from the underside of the door threshold. Without this slope, there is a very good chance water will leak into the basement under the threshold. I told the distraught woman that I could make a simple color drawing showing exactly where the door frame should be in relation to the exterior of the concrete foundation and the existing wood-frame exterior wall. I also sent her several links to great illustrations and cross sections that I found on the websites of leading manufacturers of exterior doors. Furthermore, I sent her links to several YouTube videos, including one of mine, that showed how to install a new exterior door in an existing wall. I believe she watched them, but it’s possible she didn’t comprehend all the information. The good news is that she is still in possession of well over $30,000. I told her under NO circumstances to release another dollar to the contractor until the door is installed correctly. She followed this advice. But just a week ago she texted me to say that the contractor was putting all sorts of pressure on her to pay him a large sum of money, even though nothing had been done to correct the door installation. This woman also got a call from the contractor’s family divorce lawyer demanding money from her. Can you believe that? You might now understand why the contractor was trying to get his hands on money. The bad news is that the woman told me she was about to hire an attorney to sue the contractor. I told her in no uncertain terms NOT to hire a lawyer. I wrote a column about why not to do this two years ago. You can find that column at my website, AsktheBuilder.com. The simple reason is you have better odds of winning at blackjack in Las Vegas than winning a judgment against a contractor and getting paid. First and foremost, we already know this contractor has no money! How could all of this been avoided? The woman should have had superb drawings showing exactly how everything was to be installed. There should have been detailed and crystal-clear written specifications. She should have then talked to the general manager of the best traditional lumberyard in her city to find out the names of the contractors the GM would use to remodel his house! Good drawings and detailed instructions help you avoid remodeling nightmares Go to: www.AsktheBuilder.com to subscribe to Tim Carter's FREE newsletter and listen to his new podcasts. Tune in to Happenings Q&A/AM1050 WLIP on Fri. Mar. 24th at 1:30 when Tim joins the conversation This crude drawing made in just five minutes could save you $10,000 or more

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Page 26 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Q: I’m interested in a property that is under contract but is also under a contingency. I find it odd that this house has been contingent for over six months! I want to submit a backup offer. How can I find out if their deal is rocky or just slow to go through? A: The residential real estate market continues to befuddle most buyers these days. Millions of homeowners are locked into extremely low interest rates and have no desire to sell. Meanwhile, hedge funds and private equity groups have bought tens of thousands of homes to keep as rental properties. This has led to far fewer properties being listed for sale. Meanwhile, between rising interest rates and the high cost of homes, many buyers are finding they can’t qualify for loans. You found a property that shows as “under contract” in the multiple listing service. The listing also shows that the sale is “contingent.” Let’s start with what “contingent” might mean in this context. Real estate agents generally use a multiple listing service for their properties. The goal is to get as much information out about a property to other agents, so those agents will bring their buyers (and hopefully an offer). Once the seller signs a contract with a buyer, the property is considered to be “under contract.” However, buyers may have certain conditions they need satisfied before they proceed to close on the property. Some of these conditions or contingencies may involve the buyers obtaining financing, inspecting the property to ensure they understand the property’s physical condition, and the ability (in some states) for the buyers’ attorney to review and approve the contract. These three conditions are the most common, but there are others. In some areas of the country, common contingencies include a wood-boring insect inspection, septic system inspection, well water inspection, and radon inspection, among others. If a home is of a certain age, there may be a lead paint or water inspection. Or, a home buyer may want to inspect for mold or structural defects. Less frequently, a buyer may put a bid in for a home with the anticipation of tearing it down or renovating and expanding the home. When this happens, the buyer may add a contingency to the contract giving the buyer the right to apply for permits, zoning changes or to satisfy other municipal requirements before completing the purchase of the home. Sometimes sellers want to remain in their home for an extended period of time before closing and moving. The seller may be building a home and needs to delay closing until the new home is finished. The seller may want to move to an assisted living facility and has to wait for space to open up. Or, the seller is waiting for the buyer to obtain financing, and the buyer has been unable to obtain it. There could be other matters on the buyer’s side that have delayed the buyer’s purchase of the home including the buyer’s ability to sell their existing home. In any case, you can always reach out to the listing agent and put in a backup offer. We doubt the listing agent will give you any information as to the details of the transaction. Still, if you submit an offer, one of several things might happen: the seller can ignore it, thank you for it, negotiate with you on the offer, or accept the offer subject to terminating the existing contract. In some cases, they may terminate the existing contract and simply accept your offer. You never know until you try. We don’t think the situation you’ve described is that odd. We know a number of people who have lucked into a property simply by submitting a back-up offer and then checking back regularly with the listing agent. If you don’t put in an offer, you’ll never know if the seller is just sitting there, waiting for a better offer to come along. If you’re working with a real estate agent, that agent could submit the offer. Another option is to continue to monitor the property to see if the original deal falls through. If it does, you can put in your offer then. But there may be more competition for the property, as other buyers are likely watching it as well. One possible risk: Submitting your offer may prompt the current buyer to close quickly on the property because that buyer doesn’t want to lose it. In that case, though, you’re not really losing out, since the property was already under contract. Let us know how things turn out. Buyer interested in property listed as ‘contingent’ for more than six months Ilyce Glink is the author of 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com. It’s a real estate roundtable when Melissa Roach Zievers and Shiela Heg join us on air to discuss the most up-to-date news in real estate. Tune in to Happenings Q&A/AM1050 WLIP Friday, March 24th at noon.

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Page 28 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com OUT NOW Inside this issue we feature: Vol. 16 Issue 1 Winter Into Spring 2023 Em’s Dance Center The Coffee Pot Mike Bjorns Clothing Any Time Fitness Donna’s GymNastics Captain Mike’s Pick up a copy or read it online at visitkenosha.com or godowntownkenosha.com 021623 S o If It’s Not Live, You’re Not Living! Comedy & Music Every Weekend Visit Hap2it.com For Newly Announced Acts! 5125 6th Ave. Kenosha John Wick: Chapter 4, in theaters March 23, boasts truly innovative action -- not only by the standards of theJohn Wickseries, but also for all of cinema, thanks to the innovations of director Chad Stahelski. Unfortunately for John (Keanu Reeves), but fortunately for fans, leaving his career as an international hit man has not been easy. After three films, the High Table of assassins has left John for dead, and even his allies at The Continental hotel have turned on him. When Chapter 4 picks up, John (Laurence Fishburne) underground lair. Meanwhile, New York Continental manager Winston (Ian McShane) faces new punishment from his High Table superiors. The Marquis (Bill Skarsgard) removes Winston from his position of authority and hires new assassins to hunt John. So, John plots to overthrow the Marquis and force the High Table to let him leave the society of assassins for good. John Wick: Chapter 4makes big moves to shake up the mythology of the Continental. The film also embraces the epic nature of the ever-expanding mythology. New characters get dramatic introductions, setting up pieces for John to navigate this time. It successfully invests viewers in characters who have just joined the story in the fourth part. John's Japanese allies Shimazu (Hiroyuki Sanada) and his daughter, Akira (Rina Sawayama), have a strong enough dynamic that when they engage in battle, one worries they might be in danger. Caine (Donnie Yen) also is in an impossible position, forced to pursue John to save his own family. When the action begins, it is just as epic and relentless as the buildup. Every action scene in John Wick: Chapter 4 could be the climax of any other movie. There is no small fight in this movie. One battle incorporates martial arts and gunplay with vehicular traffic. There surely are special effects to blend all the elements together and make it feasible to execute such a sequence, but it looks and feels like cars and people are interacting, a quality missing from many recent movies. With all the embellishments the John Wick universe has added to its reality,Chapter 4still creates stakes for John. He has a time limit, and even if he can take on all comers, it still takes time to defend himself, so he still may not make it to his destination. The characters in authority positions speak such cryptic dialogue that it makes John's simple affirmative responses refreshing. John isn't going to try to doubletalk you. He'll tell you straight if he's going to kill you. The John Wick movies are the best in the genre because it looks like the filmmakers care about every detail put into every frame. The revolutionary could become standard after four films, but John Wick: Chapter 4 takes cinema to the next level once again. John Wick Chapter 4 Starring: Keanu Reeves, Donnie Yen, Bill Skarsgard, & Laurence Fishburne Rated R Running time: 169 minutes Opening Thursday, March 23rd at Cinemark Tinseltown Movie review by Fred Topel review

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Page 32 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Here is a sampling of some films and TV shows now available on your favorite streaming services! For a FULL list of everything new and on the horizon on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and more, visit www.hap2it.com. 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Page 34 HAPPENINGS March 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 3/16 Alexandra Daddario 37, Lauren Graham 56, Flavor Flav 64, Alan Tudyk 52, Erik Estrada 74 3/17 Rob Kardashian 36, Tamar Braxton 46, Rob Lowe 59, Hozier 33, John Boyega 31, Kurt Russell 72, Gary Sinise 68, Billy Corgan 56 3/18 Adam Levine 44, Lily Collins 34, Queen Latifah 53, Brad Dourif 73 3/19 Bruce Willis 68, Glenn Close 76, Julia Montes 28, Garrett Clayton 32 3/20 Ruby Rose 37, David Thewlis 60, Spike Lee 66, Holly Hunter 65 3/21 Gary Oldman 65, Matthew Broderick 61, Rosie O’Donnell 61 3/22 Reese Witherspoon 47, William Shatner 92, Constance Wu 41, Keegan-Michael Key 52, Matthew Modine 64 It’s been in talks since 2018 but was derailed by the COVID pandemic, but now it looks like Reese Witherspoon will be reprising her role in “Legally Blonde 3.” Acclaimed comedy writers Mindy Kaling and Dan Goor have signed on to write the upcoming project, which still has not received a release date birthdays Mar 22, 1941 James Stewart becomes the first major movie star to wear a military uniform in WWII when he is inducted into the US Army Mar 19, 1953 The 25th Academy Awards are televised for the first time Mar 17, 1968 Bee Gees make their TV debut on The Ed Sullivan Show Mar 16, 1972 John Lennon and Yoko Ono are served with deportation papers by US Immigration Mar 19, 1977 The series finale of The Mary Tyler Moore Show airs on CBS Mar 16, 1979 The music special Wings Over the World with Paul McCartney airs on CBS Mar 19, 1979 The House of Representatives begin live TV broadcasts on C-SPAN Mar 21, 1980 Making the season cliffhanger infamous, JR Ewing (Larry Hagman) is shot in the season 3 finale of Dallas Mar 18, 1982 Soul singer Teddy Pendergrass is paralyzed in a car accident Mar 20, 1982 Joan Jett & the Blackhearts’ I Love Rock N Roll hits #1 for the first of 7 weeks Mar 20, 1990 Singer Gloria Estefan fractures her spine in a bus accident while on tour Mar 16, 1991 Seven members of Reba McEntire’s band are killed in a plane crash Mar 20, 1991 Michael Jackson sings a $65M deal with Sony to produce 6 albums Mar 21, 1995 New Jersey dedicated the Howard Stern Rest Area along Route 295 Mar 21, 1997 Jennifer Lopez stars in her breakthrough role in the bio-pic Selena Mar 17, 2017 The live action remake Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson, opens Mar 20, 2019 The Disney Company purchases 21st Century Fox for $71B “We want you to have fun, feel safe and, most importantly, we want me feel safe. So, we have strict policies in place. If anyone in this theater commits an act of violence at any point during the show, you will be awarded the Oscar for best actor and permitted to give a 19-minute long speech.” Academy Awards host Jimmy Kimmel jokes about last year’s Oscar incident involving Will Smith slapping host Chris Rock during the ceremony. “To all the people who have supported me in all the genre movies I have made over the years, the thousands and hundreds of thousands of people, we just won an Oscar together! And my mother and father, who were both nominated for Oscars in different categories – I just won an Oscar!” Jamie Lee Curtis, offspring to Hollywood royalty Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis, accepts the Best Supporting Actress Oscar. “We want to dedicate this to all the mommies of the world … to my mum, thank you for not crushing my creativity when I was making weird horror movies and dressing in drag as a kid, which is a threat to nobody, by the way!” While accepting the Best Director Oscar, Daniel Scheinert pays tribute to his mom. “I recently directed the film Cocaine Bear and without visual effects, this is what the bear would look like.” Filmmaker Elizabeth Banks announces the winner of Best Visual Effects alongside a person in a cheap bear costume. “My mom is 84 years old and she's at home watching. Mom, I just won an Oscar! My journey started on a boat. I spent a year in a refugee camp. And somehow I ended up here on Hollywood's biggest stage. They say stories like this only happen in the movies. I cannot believe it's happening to me. This – THIS – is the American dream. Dreams are something you have to believe in. I almost gave up on mine. To all of you out there, please keep your dreams alive. Thank you so much for welcoming me back.” Ke Huy Quan accepts the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. Quan began his acting career as a child in the hit films “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” and “The Goonies,” but took an almost 20-year hiatus from acting, to return in 2021 for “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Fill in the blank: “I want to thank all the Oscars production crew. Thanks to everyone who was a part of the show. Apologies to ______. Thanks for watching.” Oscar host Jimmy Kimmel has had a long standing “feud” with this actor, going back to 2005, and closed last Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony with another friendly poke. For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. Chris Hemsworth B. Ben Affleck C. Matt Damon D. 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