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Page 4 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com Melora Hardin said her new film, Golden Vanity, which premiered last week at the Burbank Film Festival, drew on her years of experience as a stage and screen actor and a singer. Hardin, who has been performing since the age of 6, plays movie star Mabel Montgomery-Mayflower, who is having a breakdown after losing her category at an awards show in 1967. The film is from writers Max Abram and Taylor Minas. Abram directed Golden Vanity independently, so it is not among the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers productions currently on strike. Hardin is the only actor who appears on screen in the film. "I'm a dancer and so I think that also came into play," Hardin told UPI in a recent phone interview. "I was always looking for ways to use the space in surprising ways and not just be a talking head." Mabel records her memoirs in what becomes a performance for the viewer. The character speaks in a "Mid-Atlantic, slightly English, American accent" that was common in early Hollywood stars. Golden Vanity filmed for five days, but rehearsed for two weeks. Hardin said she would do some takes for 40 to 45 minutes. When she needed a break, Hardin had methods for recharging. "There was a room in the house that was my room," Hardin said. "I would just go there and meditate for 10 to 15 minutes and then come back down and do it again." Hardin said the schedule was well-paced so she had breaks between the film's most emotional scenes. "We didn't try to do all the super emotional stuff in one day," Hardin said. "The whole thing is pretty emotional, but we tried to pace ourselves." Like the fictional Mabel, Hardin, 56, had been acting since she was a child, though Hardin's career began in television. She appeared in an after-school special and episodes of Diff'rent Strokes and Little House on the Prairie, followed by '80s movies like Iron Eagle and Soul Man. But it was roles as Dunder Mifflin Vice President Jan Levinson in The Office and Trudy Monk on Monk that solidified Hardin to TV audiences. In many of those roles, Hardin combined comedy and bittersweet drama. Hardin said that is what Abram and Minas responded to in her body of work. "There were just things that they felt they'd seen in my work over the years," Hardin said. "They wanted her to be dark, but light. They wanted it to be heartbreaking." As a child actor, Hardin said she had a much better experience than Mabel, who was inspired by stars like Judy Garland. However, Hardin said she still could relate to Mabel's struggles. "I did start in this business so young, so I've seen a lot of people go down that path," Hardin said. "I remember working when I was little with some kids who worked all the time and then they kind of went off the deep end." Hardin said she credits her parents with teaching her to focus on the craft of acting, not getting famous. Unfortunately, Mabel's mother had other interests, as Mabel reveals in her monologues. "She was a victim of her own life," Hardin said. "Mabel's mother was focused on fame and living vicariously through her." Golden Vanity also takes advantage of Hardin's musical skills. Hardin, who has performed in Broadway musicals, has also released three albums. Mabel sings an original song called "Curtain Call" in the film, written by Nick Thorburn and arranged by Stuart Brawley. "Curtain Call" is only a minute and one-half, which added challenges for Hardin. "To have to be able to get the emotional story of it really, really fast, but you also have to get to that climax vocally really fast," Hardin said. By Fred Topel Melora Hardin stars in the new film “Golden Vanity” 'Golden Vanity' drew on all of Melora Hardin's experience Born June 29, 1967 (age 56) Houston, Texas Hardin was raised the daughter of acting coach, manager, and retired actress Diane and actor Jerry Hardin. Her father has had over 100 credits to his film resume, but is perhaps best known to modern audiences as the recurring character of Deep Throat in the FOX series “The XFiles.” At the age of five, her family relocated to San Francisco, California where Hardin began her acting career at the age of 9 on the television series “Thunder.” Hardin was originally cast as Jennifer in the 1985 film “Back to the Future,” when Eric Stoltz was cast as Marty McFly. After filming began, Stoltz was fired and Michael J. Fox famously took on the role. After Fox was cast, Hardin was deemed too tall to star alongside Fox and was replaced by Claudia Wells. In 1988, CBS attempted to make a television series based on the hit film “Dirty Dancing.” Hardin starred as the main character of Baby in 11 episodes of the failed series. On the hit USA series “Monk,” Hardin had the recurring role of Trudy Monk, the title character’s deceased wife. Perhaps her most famous role came in 2005 when she was cast as Jan Levinson, Vice President of Dundler Mifflin Paper Company, who develops and on-again, offagain romantic relationship with Steve Carell’s character Michael Scott. Since 1997, Hardin has been married to actor Gildart Jackson (Gideon in “Charmed”). The pair have two daughters. FYI Melora Hardin

www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 5 Body of Knowledge It's true that chewing gum is largely indigestible. It's not true that, if swallowed, it sits for years (forever?) in your stomach. Like everything else you eat, purposefully or not, the body has a process. In this case, it involves moving indigestible materials (such as fiber and gum) through the intestinal tract until they are eventually expelled. Still, it's not a good idea to routinely swallow gum, which in abundance may clump together to form a gut-blocking mass called a bezoar. Get Me That, Stat! High costs aren't the only barriers blocking people, even those with insurance, from health care. Red tape, denied claims and complexity also delay people from getting care or prevent it altogether, according to a new KFF survey. At least half of respondents said they had trouble once or more last year with health care coverage, regardless of type, and nearly half said their problems were not resolved to their satisfaction. Denials were less common from Medicare and Medicaid, but finding in-network providers was harder with Medicaid and marketplace coverage. Even so, most people (81%) gave their insurers "excellent" or "good" marks. Other numbers: — Two-thirds rated their own health as "fair" or "poor." — About three-quarters received mental health treatment in the past year. — More than three-quarters had more than 10 provider visits in the past year. Best Medicine Q: Why should regular visits to a paint store be part of any diet regimen? A: You can get thinner there. Observation "The first time I see a jogger smiling, I'll consider it."— American comedian Joan Rivers (1933-2014) Medical History This week in 1999, the death of an 83-year-old man stung by a swarm of Africanized "killer" bees marked the first fatality by that cause in California. Virgil Foster was a beekeeper who, while mowing his lawn in Los Angeles County, was attacked and stung at least 50 times by the highly aggressive bees. He was not breathing when paramedics arrived and soon went into cardiac arrest. For two weeks, he was kept alive on a respirator. As it turned out, Foster's three hives had been taken over by wild Africanized honeybees. Originally hybridized in Brazil in the 1950s, the killer bees had migrated north through Mexico. They were first seen in the U.S. in Texas in 1990. Before spreading into California, killer bee attacks had already caused several deaths in other states. Sum Body Five purported anti-aging remedies from the 20th century: 1. Beer. During the Prohibition, a home brew infused with root juices of dandelion and rhubarb was touted to remove wrinkles and add a "peachlike bloom" to female imbibers. 2. Swoboda exercise system. Developed by Alois Swoboda, an Austrian immigrant, it primarily involved a series of pretty standard upper body exercises. Great for biceps and chest, perhaps, but Swoboda also promised his system would cure disease and restore youth. 3. Snow cure. Exactly what it sounds like: rolling in the snow naked. 4. Goat glands cure. This involved transplanting goat testicles into men and goat ovaries into women, allegedly curing almost every conceivable condition other than gullibility. A similar treatment involved monkey glands. 5. Radioactive water. The approach fell out of favor after the widely publicized death of a true believer, who suffered horrible disfigurement (loss of jaws and teeth) before going to his maker. Med School Q: According to multiple studies, which day of the week are heart attacks most likely to happen? A: Monday, and it's maybe a little bit connected to going back to work. Research suggests the increased risk correlates to a change in the body's circadian rhythm or natural sleep-wake cycle, i.e., not getting to sleep in. Curtain Calls Margaret Wise Brown, the author of the iconic children's book "Goodnight Moon," was treated for ruptured appendix. Post-surgery, to show nurses how well she was feeling, she kicked one foot high in the air, dislodging an undetected blood clot in her leg. The clot quickly traveled to her brain and she died during emergency surgery. Brown was 42. By Scott LaFee, Creators well news 090723 Family owned & operated since 1950 STILES VEGETABLE FARM 11717 Sheridan Rd., Kenosha 262-694-5256 Available Now Amish Jams & Fruit Salsas Tomatoes, Zucchini, Sweet Corn, Hot & Sweet Peppers, Broccoli, Cabbage, Green Beans & more Home Grown Veggies Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Everyday Michigan Apples Are HERE! 160 E. Chestnut Street 160 E. Chestnut Street (In the loop) Burlington, WI Burlington, WI [email protected] K 102722 ESSLER’S ESSLER’SCLOCK CO. 262-716-6029 CALL FOR HOURS QUALITY CLOCK REPAIR & SALES WE DO SERVICE CALLS FOR GRANDFATHER CLOCKS

Page 6 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com Many consider Germany’s Rothenburg ob der Tauber to be the best-preserved medieval town in Europe…and many also consider it a horrible tourist trap. It’s true that everyone in the town makes their living from tourism, and the storybook streets are indeed stampeded midday with visiting tour groups. The town even created its own “traditional” pastry – the Schneeball (or snowball) to complement all the faux traditional Christmas ornaments it sells. Yet when I pass through its medieval gates, I feel like a kid who just got a three-day pass for all the rides at Disneyland. I love Rothenburg but I’ve long wondered why, exactly. Perhaps it’s because medieval life comes alive in its cobbled alleys. The ramparts are intact – complete with arrow slits. Halftimbered buildings show old-time lofts with warehouse doors and pulleys on top for hoisting (the lofts were once filled with a year’s supply of grain so the town could survive any siege). The monastery garden still has its medicinal herbs. And the Medieval Crime and Punishment Museum shows graphically how people were disciplined back when life was nasty, brutish, and short. I sense no competition among the town’s many shopkeepers. At the AnRa shop, Anett sells her flowery clothes, but she also started an initiative called “Handmade in Rothenburg,” a coalition between 10 local business owners who meet weekly to support each other and collaborate on ideas to strengthen the community. Businesses here are often passed down from generation to generation. Take the Friese Shop – cuckoo with friendliness, trinkets, and souvenirs – which has been open for more than 90 years. Long owned and operated by Anneliese, it’s now lovingly run by her son, Bernie, with help from his daughter, nieces, and their friend. I’ve noticed that, for observant travelers, some of the best social moments combust among hotel and restaurant staff after a long day of work, and after most guests have said "ciao." It happens in a pub after hours in Galway when the door is locked and the musicians play on. It happens on the Italian Riviera when the anchovies are eaten, the dishes are washed, and the guitars come out. And in small-town German hotels when a family and the hired help stow their workplace hierarchy with their aprons and take out a special bottle of wine. I marvel at – in Rothenburg – how easy that is. As a guidebook writer, my challenge is to help travelers connect with real people. As I get to return year after year, it’s easier for me. For travelers, the challenge is to find places where you can be a part of a quirky yet lovable community…if only for a short visit. Rothenberg is a good place to start. By Rick Steves Rothenburg, Germany: Small-town charm travel Picturesque Rothenburg, with its pastel buildings, uniform rooflines, and flower boxes, is also famous for its unique people. A Delta Airlines flight with 85 passengers and crew landed safely Monday at Boston's Logan International Airport after the jet was likely struck by lightning as it came in for a landing. Flight 2346, which departed Chicago shortly after 8:30 p.m. EDT, was possibly hit by a bolt of lightning in Boston as the Airbus A220 approached the runway around midnight. Maintenance crews met the aircraft on the tarmac and inspected the wings for any signs of damage while passengers exited the plane at Terminal A. There were no reports of any injuries following the incident. The airline would not provide confirmation or further details about what happened. In keeping with Delta's safety policies, the plane will remain out of service until a full inspection can be completed. Delta flight possibly hit by lightning while landing at Logan International in Boston Delta Airlines is changing the way customers earn frequent flyer miles, consolidating the program into the single metric of Medallion Qualifying Dollars (MQDs) beginning Jan. 1. Perks will be based on dollars spent rather than miles. Currently frequent flyer status can be achieved through a combination of dollars spent and miles. Delta's Dwight James told USA Today, "We looked at a lot of different metrics and one thing we included was MQD was already part of our construct and it seemed to resonate the most and the best with a lot of our members. We did want to come to one metric. Customers indicated that this resonated well with them." It will be harder for Delta flyers to earn elite frequent flyer status. Under the MQD system the more people spend the higher frequent flyer tier they will achieve. Silver status will cost flyers $6000, for gold it's $12,000. Platinum level will cost $18,000 while the top-tier Diamond will cost $35,000. Both Medallion Qualifying Miles and Medallion Qualifying Segments are being phased out. Existing customers with SkyMiles can convert into MQD's or redeemable miles for the 2025 qualifying year. Starting next year Delta flyers will earn a Medallion Qualifying Dollar for every dollar spent on Delta flights, lodging, car rentals and vacation packages booked through Delta. It's a downgrade for American Express cardholders because perks will be limited. Instead of unlimited visits to Sky Club lounges they will get six visits per year unless they spend $75,000 within a calendar year on the card. For Delta SkyMiles Reserve and Reserve Business cardholders, there will be 10 Sky Club visits per year unless they spend $75,000 per year. Delta changes the way flyers earn elite frequent flyer status

www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 7 Editor's note: This article contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of "Winning Time." Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty cast Max E. Williams as famous Lakers fan Jack Nicholson. But Salli Richardson-Whitfield said the recent season finale, which she directed, had to omit a scene in which Nicholson moons the Celtics' fans. "He actually mooned the Boston audience," RichardsonWhitfield told UPI in a recent Zoom interview. "He went to [Boston] Garden and mooned them." Richardson-Whitfield said she filmed Williams recreating Nicholson's moon, but decided it did not fit the tone of the episode. "We shot it, but it felt a little bit too comical," she said. The season finale depicts the 1984 championships between the Lakers and Celtics. The Lakers lost that series after tying it in Game 6. Nicholson is still featured on the sidelines in some of the games. Richardson-Whitfield said Williams improvised Nicholson's taunts to the Boston players and crowd. "Knowing Jack, he could have said anything," RichardsonWhitfield said. The finale includes highlights from each game, among them Kevin McHale (Andrew Stephens) clotheslining Kurt Rambis (Joel Allen) on the court, both teams sweating through Game 6 at the Boston and a riot breaking out after Boston won Game 7. "Our big thing to figure out is how do we show you these things that you can watch on YouTube at any point and still make it exciting?" Richardson-Whitfield asked rhetorically. Likewise, the director said it was challenging to make the season finale exciting for fans who already knew the Lakers lost. She said the show achieves that by delving deeper into the players on the court in-between those famous highlights. "It's showing you stuff that you can't see on YouTube, showing you the heart of the game, showing you what Magic [Johnson] and [Larry] Bird may have been thinking during those final moments," Richardson-Whitfield said. Though known for calling his own teammates "sissies," the focus of Bird's (Sean Patrick Small) aggression in Winning Time is his opponent, Johnson (Quincy Isaiah). Johnson was setting records for assists in Game 3, causing Bird to reassess the Celtics' defense. Though the trash talk they exchange in the show gets rather personal, Richardson-Whitfield said she believes that came from respecting each others' prowess. "I think it's a mixture of 'I want to beat that guy' and 'I admire that guy,'" she said. "That fuel of competitiveness is what you're seeing there." Richardson-Whitfield said the heat in Boston Garden in June 1984 affected the Lakers, who were used to playing in air conditioned arenas. To recreate that heat, Richardson-Whitfield said, the show added drips and drops to the banners hanging in the arena, but the rest was achieved with special effects. "We had more atmosphere pumped in so you'd get that smoky feel," Richardson-Whitfield said. "Every shot before we shoot, everyone has to run into the side and literally just get dumped with water." Even the background actors playing fans in the stand got wet for the shots, she said. When the riot breaks out after the Celtics' victory, Winning Time freezes the frame to confirm that certain events occurred in real life. Richardson-Whitfield said the show's editors presented that idea during post-production. "We really wanted to make it clear when things were true or when we changed things and shifted them a little bit," she said. "Because people would assume that that is a lie, we wanted to really make it clear -- nope, this happened, this happened." Richardson-Whitfield has directed five episodes of WInning Time so far, and she had hoped for a Season 3 so she can direct the Lakers' victory. However, last week, HBO cancelled the series. "It would be very sad to end it here," Richardson-Whitfield said, before news of the cancellation broke. An actor since the '90s in shows like Family Law and movies like Antwone Fisher and I Am Legend, Richardson-Whitfield transitioned to directing episodes of her SYFY series Eureka. Directing has kept her busy with The Gilded Age, Wheel of Time and Altered Carbon, in addition to Winning Time. "I thought I was going to be doing both and then somehow I started directing and never had the time to act again," she said. "I realized that maybe this is what I'm supposed to be doing." Winning Time is now streaming on Max. By Fred Topel Patrick Small plays Larry Bird, John C. Reilly plays Lakers owner Jerry Buss, and Quincy Isaiah plays Magic Johnson in the acclaimed HBO series “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” Jack Nicholson mooning Celtics was filmed, but deleted from HBO’s 'Winning Time'

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Page 12 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com Ski resort in French Alps closes permanently: 'not much snow' The La Sambuy ski resort in Seythenex, France, is permanently closed for business, citing a lack of snow. The decision was made by the municipal council of the town, which operates the resort, due to the resort's ski season shrinking as a result of global warming. Mayor Jacques Dalex told CNN that operating the resort is no longer profitable. Last winter there were just four weeks of snow, Dalex said. "Even then, not much snow." The resort is located near Mont Blanc in the French Alps. The resort will continue to be a destination for hiking and other outdoor activities. Popular summer activities include rock climbing, cave diving, hiking, paragliding and riding its bike trails. Black bear loose in Disney's Magic Kingdom park safely caught, relocated A black bear that prompted the closing of parts of Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom theme park in Orlando, Fla., last Monday has been safely captured and removed, state wildlife officials said. Disney officials closed nearly half of the Magic Kingdom, including its Frontierland, Liberty Square and Adventureland attractions, after the bear was spotted in a tree early in the day. They were reopened after several hours. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials later said they had successfully captured the loose bruin. As fall approaches, bears become more active as they go on the hunt for food to prepare for their winter hibernation, wildlife officials pointed out. Many older Americans lose wealth before dementia diagnosis Perhaps succumbing to fraudsters or facing mounting bills, older Americans begin losing wealth in the years preceding a definitive dementia diagnosis, new research shows. For example, the median household net worth of the seniors in the study dropped by more than half in the eight years before they were diagnosed with dementia, but dipped much less for folks who retained their mental capacity. It's well documented that aging people who are losing mental acuity can find finances tough to manage, and are also prime targets for scammers. Li and colleagues wondered if mental deterioration might be reflected in the financial deterioration of a person's assets, as well. To find out, they tracked 20 years of data (1998-2018) from the ongoing Health and Retirement Study, which follows outcomes every two years for Americans 50 years of age and older and their spouses. People affected by probable dementia were also more likely to not own a home: Only 50.2% did, compared to 62.2% of people untouched by dementia. The study wasn't designed to probe why hidden dementia takes such a financial toll. However, the study group said it "may reflect deteriorating financial capability associated with cognitive decline [including susceptibility to fraud]." Clerk's mistake nets Maryland man a $580,000 lottery prize A Maryland man won a $580,000 prize from a lottery ticket he only purchased because of a clerk's mistake. The Upper Marlboro man told officials he visited the gas station with the intention of buying some Cash4Life tickets. "I gave him the money and said, 'I want to buy five Cash4Life tickets,'" the player recalled. "The attendant made a mistake and gave me a MultiMatch ticket instead. I was like, 'Oh, a new guy.' He was so apologetic." The player decided to accept the ticket, and a few days later discovered he had won a $580,000 prize from the MultiMatch drawing. The man said he stopped to double-check his luck. "On the way home from work that night, I stopped by the retailer and scanned it. I took a picture of the message to prove it was true," he said. The couple said the money will allow them to pay off their child's college loan and start a new family-run healthcare business to focus on helping geriatric patients. Clorox warns of supply shortages after summer cyberattack In a regulatory filing, cleaningproduct company Clorox said a cyberattack in August has led to supply shortages. Clorox admitted in the filing that, while it took immediate action when it learned about activity on some of its information technology systems, it has yet to ramp up its operations fully after the attack. Clorox said it expects to start the process of transitioning back to normal automated order processing next week. It told the SEC it has already resumed production at most of its manufacturing sites and expects to reach full production over time. Shares for Clorox tumbled about 2% in early trading last Monday. Clorox is one of the country's bestknown household cleaning brands, making items such as bleach, detergents and cleaners. A similar cyberattack on MGM Resorts last week prevented guests from making charges and from having access their rooms with digital coast to coast YouTube cuts off Russell Brand's ad revenue YouTube cut off actor Russell Brand's revenue from ads displayed on his channel after high-profile allegations of rape and sexual assault. Brand owns multiple channels on the platform, with over 6 million subscribers to his main outlet. Several prominent British publications, including The Times, reported last weekend that Brand abused women in Britain and the United States at the height of his fame. Accusations include raping a woman with whom he'd previously had consensual relations and "grooming" a 16- year-old girl. Brand, 48, strongly denied the allegations in a video statement, saying all of his relationships had been consensual. He has called the accusations a conspiracy and a "coordinated attack," part of a "serious and concerted agenda." A YouTube representative said in a statement the demonetization was prompted by a possible violation of the platform's "Creator Responsibility policy." If a content creator does something harmful to users or employees off the platform, the company says it will "take action." The BBC reported it followed suit, removing some shows from its streaming service that featured Brand, a comedian. According to the British broadcast giant, the content "now falls below public expectations." Sara McCorquodale, CEO of social media analysis agency CORQ, told the BBC that Brand "was probably making more revenue from YouTube than any other platform." She estimated he likely made between $2,500 and nearly $5,000 per video. Russell Brand

www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 *NSYNC to release first new song in 20+ years *NSYNC will release the new song "Better Place" for the film Trolls Band Together. The boy band teased the song in a trailer for the movie after reuniting last week at the MTV Video Music Awards. "Better Place" will mark *NSYNC's first song in over 20 years. The group released its fourth and final album, Celebrity, in 2001 before disbanding. *NSYNC member Justin Timberlakevoices Branch in the Trolls movies, which also star Anna Kendrick. Timberlake released the song "Can't Stop the Feeling" for the first film and "The Other Side" for the sequel Trolls World Tour. Trolls Band Together is the third film in the franchise and will open in theaters Nov. 17. *NSYNC previously reunited at the MTV VMAs in 2013 and for their Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in 2016. *NSYNC consists of Timberlake, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick andLance Bass. SZA recruits Justin Bieber for 'Snooze' acoustic version SZA and Justin Bieber have teamed up on a new version of SZA's song "Snooze." SZA surprised fans last week by releasing an acoustic version of "Snooze" featuring Bieber. The original version of "Snooze" appears on SZA's album SOS, released in December 2022. Bieber starred with SZA in the original "Snooze" musicvideo, which also featured Benny Blanco, Young Mazino and Woody McClain. Sean 'Diddy' Combs releases new album Sean "Diddy" Combs is back with a new album. The 53-year-old rapper, actor and music producer released the album The Love Album: Off the Gridand a music video for the song "Another One of Me" featuringThe Weeknd, 21 Savage and French Montana last Friday. The Love Albumfeatures 22 other songs, including collaborations with TheDream, Busta Rhymes, Swae Lee, Summer Walker, Justin Bieber, Ty Dolla $ign, Mary J. Blige, Teyana Taylor, H.E.R. and other artists. The album is Combs' first solo album of new music in nearly 17 years, his first sincePress Playin 2006. Demi Lovato releases 'Revamped' rock version album Demi Lovatois back with new music. The 31-year-old singer and actress released Revamped, an album featuring rock versions of her previously released songs, last Friday. Revamped reimagines "Heart Attack," "Confident," "Sorry Not Sorry," "Cool for the Summer," "Tell Me You Love Me," "Neon Lights," "Skyscraper," "La La Land," "Give Your Heart a Break" and "Don't Forget." Lovato collaborated with Slash, The Maine, Nita Strauss and The Used's Bert McCracken on the songs. Lovato told Rolling Stonein April 2022 that they were returning their focus to rock and emo music. "My music is more rock now," she said told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show. "So I'm not doing -- even my older songs kind of have a rock flare to them. They're not pop anymore." Lovato released their most recent album of new music,Holy Fvck. music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1998 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing/Aerosmith 2. The First Night/Monica 3. Crush/Jennifer Paige 4. My Way/Usher 5. The Boy Is Mine/Brandy & Monica 6. Time After Time/Inoj 7. I’ll Be/Edwin McCain 8. Daydreamin’/Tatyana Ali 9. Too Close/Next 10. You’re Still The One/Shania Twain Billboard 200 (albums) 1. The Miseducation of.../Lauryn Hill 2. Can-I-Bus/Canibus 3. ‘N Sync/’N Sync 4. Hello Nasty/Beastie Boys 5. Back to Titanic/London Symphony Orc. 6. Stunt/Barenaked Ladies 7. Armageddon/film soundtrack 8. Backstreet Boys/Backstreet Boys 9. Celebrity Skin/Hole 10. High Mileage/Alan Jackson BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Paint the Town Red/Doja Cat 2. I Remember Everything/Zach Bryan 3. Fast Car/Luke Combs 4. Cruel Summer/Taylor Swift 5. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 6. Dance the Night/Dua Lipa 7. Snooze/SZA 8. Fukumean/Gunna 9. Vampire/Olivia Rodrigo 10. Calm Down/Rema & Selena Gomez Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Zach Bryan/Zach Bryan 2. One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen 3. Utopia/Travis Scott 4. Songs You Know By Heart/J. Buffett 5. Midnights/Taylor Swift 6. SOS/SZA 7. Barbie: The Album/film soundtrack 8. Genesis/Peso Pluma 9. Lover/Taylor Swift 10. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen Demi Lovato Olivia Rodrigo adds 18 dates to 'Guts' world tour Olivia Rodrigohas added 18 dates to herGutsworld tour. The 20- year-old singer and actress added the new shows afterannouncing the tourlast week. New dates include a local stop at the United Center on March 20, 2024. The Breeders, Chappell Roan, PinkPantheress and Remi Wolf will join the tour as special guests on select dates. Justin Timberlake

Page 14 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com AMAZON PRIME • Amazon's Mr. & Mrs. Smith series is coming to Prime Video in 2024. Donald Glover and Maya Erskine play John and Jane Smith, two strangers who have given up their identities to be thrown together as partners -- in espionage and in marriage. DISNEY+ • Elemental has broken records following its debut onDisney+ as the most watched movie premiere on Disney+ in 2023. Elemental was released Sept. 13on Disney+ and drew 26.4 million views in its first five days of streaming. The film had the most viewed animated movie premiere since Disney-Pixar's Turning Red in March 2022. • Disney+ is introducing the new series Percy Jackson and the Olympians with a teasertrailer for the show featuring Walker Scobell. Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Dec. 20) is based on the Rick Riordan fantasy book series. The show follows a 12- year-old boy (Scobell) who learns he is the demigod son of Poseidon. • Disney+ is giving a behind-thescenes look atLokiSeason 2 with a featurette for the season featuring cast members Tom Hiddleston, Sophia Di Martino and executive producer Kevin R. Wright. LokiSeason 2 premieres Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. on Disney+. MAX (HBO) • Series creator Max Borenstein posted on X that there will not be a third season of his LA Lakers drama,Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, on HBO. NETFLIX • Money Heist spinoff Berlin is coming to Netflix December 29. Berlin is a spinoff and prequel to Money Heist, a Spanish series following a team of bank robbers. The new show centers on theMoney Heistcharacter Berlin, a jewel thief played by Pedro Alonso, and follows his early heists. • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the new filmThe Twits. The Twitsis an animated feature based on theRoald Dahlchildren's book of the same name. The adaptation is written and directed by Phil Johnston (Ralph Breaks the Internet). The new film follows the titular Mr. and Mrs. Twit, a couple described as "the world's smelliest, nastiest people," and "the two brave orphans who attempt to outwit them." The Twits will premiere on Netflix in 2025. • Netflix has announced it renewed its live-action manga adaption, One Piece, for a second season. The eight-episode pirate adventure premiered on Aug. 31 and stars Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu as Roronoa Zoro, Emily Rudd as Nami, Jacob Romero as Usopp, and Taz Skylar as Sanji. • The adult animated comedy Big Mouth will return for a seventh season on Oct. 20. PARAMOUNT+ • Nickelodeon and Paramount+ are giving a glimpse of the new liveaction movie musical Monster High 2 featuring Miia Harris, Nayah Damasen and Ceci Balagot. Monster High 2 premieres Oct. 5 on Paramount+ and will premiere on Nickelodeon at 7 p.m. EDT. • Paramount+ released the first full trailer for its Frasier revival. The series premieres Oct. 12. The trailer shows how Frasier Crane(Kelsey Grammer)returns to Boston to surprise his son, Freddie (Jack Cutmore-Scott). Frasier himself is surprised Freddie brushes him off, and that he has a girlfriend (Jess Salgueiro) he never mentioned. • The Good Burger sequel is coming to Paramount+ November 22. Good Burger 2 is a sequel to the 1997 movie Good Burger, which was based on a comedy sketch featured on the Nickelodeon series All That.Kenan ThompsonandKel Mitchell reprise their roles as Dexter Reed and Ed, workers at the fictional fast food restaurant Good Burger. Lil Rel Howery, Jillian Bell, Kamaia Fairburn, Alex R. Hibbert, Fabrizio Guido, Elizabeth Hinkler and Emily Hinkler also star, with Josh Server, Lori Beth Denberg and Carmen Electra to make appearances. streaming news Donald Glover Most Popular Streaming TV 1. One Piece (NFX) 86% 2. Red Oaks (AMZ) 100% 3. Who is Erin Carter? (NFX) 70% 4. Star Wars: Ahsoka (DIS) 88% 5. The Wheel of Time (AMZ) 88% 6. Top Boy (NFX) 100% 7. The Bear (FX/HULU) 99% 8. The Changeling (APP) 65% 9. Foundation (APP) 100% 10. Harlan Coben’s Shelter (AMZ) 88% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Most Popular Streaming Movies 1. Talk To Me (VOD) 95% 2. Barbie (VOD) 88% 3. Anchorage (VOD) 100% 4. Elemental (DIS) 74% 5. Past Lives (VOD) 97% 6. Theater Camp (HULU) 85% 7. Love at First Sight (NFX) 80% 8. The Little Mermaid (DIS) 67% 9. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (VOD) 96% 10. Good Boy (VOD) 93% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Tom Hiddleston Showtime is giving a glimpse of the new series Fellow Travelers, the historical drama and political thriller featuring Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey. The show follows the romance between Hawkins Fuller (Bomer) and Tim Laughlin (Bailey), two men who first meet in McCarthy-era Washington. The teaser features footage of Hawkins and Tim getting close as they discuss political happenings. "Hawkins avoids emotional entanglements - - until he meets Tim Laughlin, a young man brimming with idealism and religious faith. They begin a romance just as Joseph McCarthyand Roy Cohn declare war on 'subversives and sexual deviants,' initiating one of the darkest periods in 20th-century American history," an official synopsis reads. The series premieres Oct. 27 on Showtime. ••• NBC released the trailer forQuantum LeapSeason 2. The series returns Oct. 4 moving to Wednesdays after Season 1 aired Mondays. Raymond Lee plays Dr. Ben Song, a time traveler leaping into different bodies in different times. Season 2 showcases Egypt 1961,1992 Los Angeles at the beginning of the Rodney King riots, 1949 Area 51, the future of 20250 and the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. ••• USA Network and Syfy are giving a glimpse of ChuckySeason 3 with a trailer for the season featuring Zachary Arthur, Björgvin Arnarson and Alyvia Alyn Lind. The trailergives a glimpse ofSaturday Night Live's Sarah Sherman andKenan Thompson, who will have cameos in the new season. Season 3 premiers Oct. 5. network news Jonathan Bailey Kel Mitchell & Kenan Thompson

www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 15 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. Amazon Recently released Army of Darkness (1993) Children Of Men (2007) Child’s Play (2019) Desperado (1995) Dracula (1931) Drag Me To Hell (2009) Driving Miss Daisy (1990) Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) Joyride (2022) Kalifornia (1993) Masters Of The Universe (1987) October Sky (1999) Red Dawn (1984) Reform School Girls (1969) Rocky (1976) Rumble Fish (1983) Stigmata (1999) Summer Rental (1985) The Misfits (1961) The Mummy (1932) The Wolf Man (1941) Transporter 3 (2008) V/H/S (2012) Wild Things (1998) Zack And Miri Make A Porno (2008) Single Moms Club (2014) Sitting in Bars with Cake (2023) Inside (2023) Kelce (2023) *Wilderness (2023) *Written in the Stars (2023) A Million Miles Away (2023) A Thousand and One (2023) September 22 Cassandro (2023) Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant (2023) September 26 *The Fake Sheikh (2023) September 29 *Gen V (2023) AppleTV+ Recently released The Beanie Bubble Physical (S3) Eva the Owlet Strange Planet Snoopy Presents: Oneof-a-Kind Marcie Invasion (S2) Disney+ Recently released Raven’s Home (S6, 4 Eps) Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends (S2, 7 Eps) Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory (S1) Lang Lang Plays Disney Master & Apprentice: A Special Look at Ahsoka Star Wars: Ahsoka (Ep6) The Ghost and Molly McGee (S2, 4 Eps) PJ Masks: Power Heroes (S1, 5 Eps) Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Secret Invasion September 26 Star Wars: Ahsoka (Ep7) September 27 To Catch a Smuggler (S5, 8 Eps) Pupstruction: S1 (S1, 6 Eps) Max (HBO) Recently released Halloween Cake-Off Halloween Cookie Challenge ) Halloween Wars, Season 1-12 Outrageous Pumpkins, S1-3 Halloween Wars, Season 13 Chico Virtual (2023) Double Cultura (2023) El Carrito (2023) Keep/Delete (2023) La Macana (2023) Thank You, Have A Nice Day (Short, 2023) Un Pequeño Corte (2023) Naked Attraction American Sniper (2014) Blippi Wonders, Season 3 Expedition X, Season 4A (Discovery Channel) Young Love (Max Original) Sept. 22 Ed Stafford: First Man Out, Seasons 1- 2 (Discovery Channel) Guy's All-American Road Trip, Season 2 (Food Network) Marooned with Ed Stafford (Discovery Channel) Naked and Marooned with Ed Stafford (Discovery Channel) Nancy Drew, Season 4 (The CW) Paris Can Wait (2017) Sept. 24 Outrageous Pumpkins, Season 4 (Food Network) Sept. 25 American Masters: Marilyn Monroe: Still Life (PBS) Halloween Cookie Challenge, Season 2 (Food Network) Kids Baking Championship: Bloodcurdling Bakes (Food Network) Hulu Recently released Buffaloed,2019 Bad Axe, 2022 Men in Black: International, 2019 The D’Amelio Show: S3 (Hulu Original) I Can See Your Voice: S3 Premiere Name That Tune: S3 Premiere Sword Art Online: Alicization: Complete S2 (DUBBED) September 21 FX’sAmerican Horror Story: Delicate: Part 1 Premiere Forged in Fire: Complete S5 & 9 Sleeping with a Killer: Complete S1 The Real SVU: Complete S1 UFO Conspiracy: Hunt for the Truth UFOs: The White House Files UFOs: Top Secret Alien Files Sanctuary,2022 September 22 No One Will Save You: Film Premiere (Hulu Original) iHeartRadio Music Festival: Livestream Law & Order: SVU: Complete S24 September 23 iHeartRadio Music Festival: Livestream (Only on Hulu) The Almond and the Seahorse, 2022 What’s Love Got to Do With It?, 2022 September 25 Krapopolis: Series Premiere September 26 Kitchen Nightmares: S8 Premiere Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test: S2 Premiere Netflix Recently released Barbie – A Touch of Magic: S1 Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction Once Upon a Crime Thursday’s Widows Ancient Aliens: S6-7 Band of Brothers The Club: Part 2 El Conde Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons: S7 Intervention: S22 Love at First Sight. Miseducation The Pacific Surviving Summer: S2 Wipeout Part 1 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 My Little Pony: Make Your Mark: Chapter 5 Kountry Wayne: A Woman’s Prayer The Saint of Second Chances Hard Broken New Amsterdam: S5 September 21 Kengan Ashura: S2 Scissor Seven: S4 Sex Education: S4 September 22 The Black Book How To Deal With a Heartbreak Love Is Blind: S5 Spy Kids: Armageddon. Paramount+ with Showtime Recently released Star Trek: Lower Decks (S4) premiere Dreaming Whilst Black premiere Football Must Go On premiere America in Black (S1) MTV Video Music Awards Buddy Games (S1) The End of Sex 48 Hours (S36) 60 Minutes (S56) The Gold premiere Superpower premiere Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) (S1-2) Average Joe (S1) Ice Airport Alaska (S2-3) It’s Pony (S2) The Surreal Life (2022) (S1) Cursed Friends Pet Sematary (2019) Sept. 22 Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court premiere Peacock Recently released America’s Got Talent, S18, New Ep The Beat with Ari Melber Days of Our Lives, S59, New Episode Deadline: White House Morning Joe The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, S4,NewEp The ReidOut Secretos de Sangre, S1, New Episode Velshi: Banned Book Club, New Episodes Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep All In with Chris Hayes America’s Got Talent, S18, New Ep Inside with Jen Psaki, New Episode The Mehdi Hasan Show, New Episode The Real Housewives of Orange County, Season 17, New Ep Squawk Box, New Episode Streaming Live (CNBC) September 22 The Continental: From the World of John Wick, Night 1 Days of Our Lives, Season 59, New Ep Southern Charm, Season 9, New Ep Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep September 23 Dateline, Season 31, New Episode Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Murder in G Major, 2023 September 24 Fantasy Football Pregame with Matthew Berry streaming Asa Butterfield and Tanya Roberts star in Season 4 of the Netflix series “Sex Education” - binge the whole new season this weekend on the streaming service

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Page 18 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2023 1 p.m. on NBC Niiice Shot With Stephen Curry Rory McIlroy's Fairway Hole-Out He may be one of the greatest basketball players of all time, but Stephen Curry is also a talented golfer who looks like he could go pro. This week, Curry attempts to replicate Rory McIlroy's wedge shot from 137 yards out at the 2016 Tour Championship. 2 p.m. on ABC Premier Lacrosse League Championship: Waterdogs LC vs. Archers LC The world's best in lacrosse - dubbed the fastest sport on two feet - gather to take part in the Premier Lacrosse League Cash App Championship, with footage from the event broadcasting live from Subaru Park in Chester, Pa. Teams are yet to be announced. 5 p.m. on OXYGEN Snapped Theresa Lund and her newborn son, Paul, went missing in 1996. About the same time, Kim Hardy was claiming to have given birth to a boy. 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Keep the crew's personal lives from going overboard. 8 p.m. on HGTV Tough Love With Hilary Farr Don't let her cool British demeanor and velvet-toned accent leave you thinking renowned designer Hilary Farr isn't personable and caring. When challenged by families whose dysfunctional houses are causing a strain on their relationships, she steps up. 8 p.m. on VH1 Love & Hip Hop Miami As the temperatures rise, the party gets started and there is never a dull moment as stars such as Ray J, Trick Daddy, Gunplay and more try to shine, fight and fall in love under the Miami sun. But tensions rise as the newcomers try to steal some light. 8 p.m. on FOX Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Ever thought you could be a part of Seal Team 6? The Season 2 premiere finds a new crop of celebrities putting themselves through tough training and challenges at the hands of drill sergeants. The series doesn't have eliminations, celebrities quit. 9 p.m. on FX Breeders In this series finale, the challenge of being both a parent and a child to aging parents makes life an ongoing mess as Jackie's (Joanna Bacon) health continues to fail. Then Paul (Martin Freeman) helps Luke (Oscar Kennedy) and Ava (Zoe Athena) is in love. 9 p.m. on TBS American Dad! Season 18 of this animated series continues with an all-new episode, joining the Smith family for yet another odd adventure. This time, Francine (Wendy Schaal) becomes an overnight sensation when a famous art dealer discovers her homemade pottery. 9 p.m. on CBS NCIS Now in its 20th season, this procedural drama follows a group of highly trained special agents as they track down criminals involved in crimes involving military personnel. Wilmer Valerrama, Sean Murray, Diona Reasonover and Katrina Law star. 9 p.m. on NBC The Irrational This series premiere follows worldrenowned professor of behavioral science Alec Mercer (Jesse L. 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www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 19 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 7 p.m. on APL Lone Star Law Texas has a vast amount of recreational areas and relies on a large group of game wardens to keep everyone safe. Retired game warden Benny Richards returns with a challenge for game warden Randolph McGee. 8 p.m. on HBO Savior Complex This three-part investigative documentary series, directed by Jackie Jesko, delves into the fascinating case of Renee Bach, Serving His Children, the world of Christian missionary work, and the "white savior" phenomenon that continues to this day. 8 p.m. on HGTV Good Bones After losing money on their last house, Mina and the team hope to get top dollar by doing an upscale new build on the lot next door. Mina decides to balance out the new construction blandness with antique doors, but a mishap could derail the project. 8 p.m. on TLC My Big Fat Fabulous Life After losing her mother, Whitney Way Thore, her father Glenn, and her brother, Hunter, tackle a bucket list of activities, experiencing everything from their first tattoos to indoor skydiving, to glacier hunting in Switzerland as they try to heal. 8 p.m. on CW The Swarm For viewers who love ecological thrillers about the delicate interconnectedness between mankind and our planet, this nailbiter based on Frank Schatzing's bestselling novel will leave them rethinking their place (and role) in how the world works. 9 p.m. on DSC Bering Sea Gold Battling dangerous underwater ice formations, equipment failures and crew mishaps during one of the worst winters Nome has ever seen, the Kellys need to stop quarreling. Then some underwater worms may lead Shawn to gold. And Vernon's health declines. 9 p.m. on CBS FBI: Most Wanted When two Vermont teens are kidnapped on their way home from a basketball game, the FBI task force is led to a wayward pastor and his brother. Meanwhile, Remy (Dylan McDermott) attends a hearing for his brother's murderer. Julian McMahon also stars. 9 p.m. on PBS Frontline This new episode follows the story of one journalist's battle to defend free speech in Vladimir Putin's Russia. With amazing access, it follows Nobel prize-winner Dmitry Muratov as he fights to keep his newspaper open and his reporters safe from harm. 10 p.m. on MTV Behind the Music This series takes an intimate look at the personal lives of influential artists. This time: P!NK speaks about her relationships, struggle with drugs, childhood and her wild ride navigating through the world of popular music on the way to the top. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 2023 7 p.m. on BRAVO The Real Housewives of Orange County While these women may enjoy a luxurious lifestyle in one of the wealthiest U.S. enclaves, their lives are far from flawless. Their priorities revolve around extravagance, encompassing plastic surgery, exercise, shopping, socializing, and dining out. 7 p.m. on HGTV Bargain Block From getting the best deal they could to deciding just what design they think will help the homes sell, renovation experts Evan and Keith work around the clock to get their first houses up for sale. Will the neighbors be just as excited for the changes? 7 p.m. on CBS Survivor If you love "Survivor" but wish there was more of it, the premiere of Season 45 brings with it a new 90- minute format, giving viewers 30 more minutes of viewing pleasure each week as castaways try to survive by outwitting and outlasting their opponents. 7 p.m. on FOX The Masked Singer Season 10 premieres with judges Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg and Robin Thicke, along with host Nick Cannon, as they attempt to identify celebrity singers under ridiculous costumes, hiding their true identities. 8 p.m. on AETV Nightwatch The Big Easy is anything but for a New Orleans EMS team who treats a series of patients suffering from deadly dilemmas, including a woman with an airway obstruction, a man stabbed in the neck, and a pedestrian clinging to life in the French Quarter. 8 p.m. on TRAV Ghosts Caught on Camera Should anyone be surprised by spirits playing peekaboo in a haunted castle? And when a poltergeist petrifies a pooch, man's best friend needs serious belly rubs. Then, even though everyone gave her the letters she asked for, a cheerleader gets "ghosted." 8 p.m. on ABC Celebrity Wheel of Fortune Pat Sajak and Vanna White host three celebrity contestants in the season premiere, as they hope to solve word puzzles for a chance to win up to $1 million. All of the money won by the celebrity contestants goes to a charity of their choice. 8 p.m. on FOX Snake Oil In this new game show contestants are pitched strange products by convincing entrepreneurs - some selling real business ventures, while the others are "snake oil salesmen" whose products are fake. Celebrity advisors help figure out which is which. 8:30 p.m. on CBS The Amazing Race If you prefer to watch other people struggle with carry-on items, the premiere of Season 35 will give you plenty to love as teams of two begin their globetrotting in Los Angeles before making stops in India and Europe in pursuit of $1 million. 9 p.m. on COMEDY Reno 911! Defunded Like it or not, we all need to start planning for the golden years. While the police department's pension plan will surely cover leather conditioner and Chinese takeout, Lt. Dangle (Thomas Lennon) and Cindy (Wanru Tseng) highlight skills to pay the bills. 9 p.m. on PBS Evolution Earth Global warming is having a devastating effect on our natural world. But in this exemplary nature series, we learn even more as Arctic polar bears, penguins in Antarctica and other animals on icy islands reveal changes at the planet's frozen extremes. 10 p.m. on FOOD Battle of the Decades Taylor Dayne and host Jonathan Bennett turn their memories of the '80s into a unique challenge for the chefs involving Kit-Kats, Sunny D and a rib sandwich in this new episode. Then, the chefs create their own viral-worthy version of Spicy Vodka Pasta. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2023 7 p.m. on CW Fight to Survive If you've enjoyed the nastiness and backstabbing that contestants have displayed throughout the competition series, you won't be disappointed by the season finale as we learn the fate of survivors and whether they split $100,000 or one gets $250,000. 7 p.m. on ABC The Golden Bachelor In this series premiere spinoff of "The Bachelor," we meet 72-yearold Gerry Turner, a widower who wants to let love back into his life. He'll meet age-appropriate women who long for days filled with pickle ball and shopping at Costco. Jesse Palmer hosts. 7 p.m. on NBC People's Choice Country Awards Music history in the making, Platinum-selling band Little Big Town hosts the first annual iteration of this event, celebrating country music with star-studded performances and special guests, airing live from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn. 8 p.m. on BRAVO Southern Charm The South is just a location, not a guarantee for charm or honor. And when the girls decide Taylor needs a good old-fashioned Southern soiree, telling tales and spillin' tea, their fun gets squashed by Shep, when he dumps a rumor at Olivia's front door. 8 p.m. on HGTV No Demo Reno After getting married, a couple bought their beautiful Tudor home, started a business and began growing their family. In this episode, Jenn looks to heighten their home's vibe and create a cohesive, cozy space that is both welcoming and historic. on the airwaves

Page 20 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com 8 p.m. on TRAV The Ghost Town Terror In this Season 2 premiere Karen calls Tim and Sapphire back to Gunslinger Gulch to look into a mind-blowing, fire-branded omen. But when Tim decides to repel deeper into The Pit for clues, a confrontation with his own demons leads to painful revelations. 8 p.m. on WE Toya & Reginae The season finale finds Toya Rushing and Reginae Carter (the high-profile mother and daughter duo of hip hop legend Lil Wayne) as they deal with the real life challenges that come from being famous, fabulous and fascinating on social media and beyond. 8 p.m. on CBS Buddy Games Six teams of four friends come together, reliving their glory days as they compete in an assortment of absurd physical and mental challenges in the outdoors, meanwhile bunking together in the same lake house. 8 p.m. on FOX LEGO Masters Executive producer and host, Will Arnett, is back in the season premiere of this toy-brick building showcase. Teams of two must create projects that meet the parameters of each episode. 9:05 p.m. on AETV Booked: First Day In While philosophy teaches to be mindful that there is a last time for everything, there is also a first time to be booked into jail. On this season finale, an older man is arrested for driving his golf cart while intoxicated and refuses a breathalyzer. 10 p.m. on TBS Tacoma FD Finding love is harder than finding a needle in a haystack - that is on fire. But when Ike (Gabriel Hogan) invests in a Firefighters' Only dating site, things go sideways when the rest of the crew signs up, each with their own unique love repellent. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2023 7 p.m. on DSC Gold Rush In this Season 14 premiere we find the familiar face of Rick Ness back after he gave up on mining last season. Along with Parker Schnabel and Tony Beets, the trio need to make major improvements and think outside of the box to strike the mother lode. 7 p.m. on CBS Secret Celebrity Renovation The heartwarming nature of this series brings tears to the eyes of everyone and this season finale is no different. Celebrities in sports, music and entertainment look to give surprise home renovations to people who helped guide them to success. 7 p.m. on CW The 72nd Annual Miss USA Pageant From the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nev.: it's time to meet Miss USA! This 72nd iteration of the pageant will see 2022's winner - Morgan Romano of North Carolina - returning to crown her successor. The winner goes on to 2023's Miss Universe contest. 7 p.m. on FOX WWE Friday Night SmackDown This new, live episode of "Smackdown," features some great conversations between WWE superstars. Together, they unleash their mat mayhem, fanning the flames of long-lasting feuds with weekly, two-hour showdowns discussing strong rivalries and fighters. 7 p.m. on ABC Shark Tank You better bring your A Game to the tank in this Season 15 premiere. Aspiring entrepreneurs get the chance to pitch to the sharks - including Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban and Daymond John - to bring in the critical investments their businesses need to grow. 8 p.m. on AETV Killer Cases In the season premiere, Kay Baker, a school teacher and mom, was found lying in her neighbor's yard bleeding to death. Soon after finding her body, police spotted a wounded man on the run in the woods, leading to a suspenseful chase, arrest and suspect. 8 p.m. on FOOD Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives It's the three Cs at Triple D Nation as Guy explores hidden culinary skills. An Italian joint in Orlando rolls some impressive chicken marsala meatballs. Then, he's smoking' chili'd rib tips in Denver and grabbing amazing grilled cheese in Charlotte, N.C. 8 p.m. on NBC Dateline NBC Friday night date nights can resume! The season 32 premiere of NBC's longest-running primetime series is back with host Lester Holt and correspondents Andrea Cannings, Josh Mankiewicz, Keith Morrison, and Dennis Murphy, working in-depth investigations. 9 p.m. on FX The New York Times Presents Even Miss Congeniality is shocked. Contestants, coaches, judges, and former directors of Miss USA and Miss Universe expose the world of pageantry and share what's at stake if the brand can't survive after a pageant-rigging scandal in this season premiere. 9 p.m. on CBS Blue Bloods Take a seat at the Regan family dinner table - no, really, there's a spot for you. The first of many viewer-voted (and fan favorite) episodes from this family-focused police drama airs, beginning a slate of classic episodes chosen by fanatics at home. 9:45 p.m. on HBO Carrie Carrie White (ChloÎ Grace Moretz) is a shy and awkward high schooler being raised by a religious zealot (Julianne Moore). She also has a secret. And when a cruel prank at her senior prom pushes her over the edge, she unleashes her telekinetic powers. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 8 a.m. on HISTORY The Green Way Outdoors The Maine Moose Kyle Green and Jeff Hutchinson head to Maine to hunt for moose and discover the methods of conservation for this species which is under attack by winter ticks. Maine has close to 75,000 moose, the largest number outside of Alaska. 11 a.m. on FOOD Hot Dish with Franco Each episode, chef and restaurateur Franco Noriega prepares crowd-pleasing plates full of flavor - plates that reflect both his Peruvian and Italian roots. As he cooks, Noriega shares personal heartfelt stories, finishing dishes with his signature flair. 11:30 a.m. on USA Premier League Soccer Tottenham Hotspur vs. Liverpool This could be one to remember as Liverpool travels to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London to take on Tottenham Hotspur in English Premier League action. The two have been tight in the standings with Liverpool holding an edge in total goals on the season. 12 p.m. on CBS We Need to Talk Women have been an afterthought in sports for too long and this groundbreaking series features a unique perspective of the sports landscape from some of the most accomplished women in sports including Lesley Visser ,Andrea Kremer, Laila Ali, and more. 7 p.m. on AETV Cold Case Files: The Rifkin Murders Serial killer Joel Rifkin murdered 17 women in New York before he was caught in 1993. 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www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 21 Let The Fun Begin! Receptions used to be the place where guests mingled among food and friends and danced the night away before seeing the bride and groom off on their honeymoon. While great for guests who liked to dance, receptions did not offer guests who would rather not dance much to do other than to sit around and chat. If you were seated next to someone you knew, great. If not, you better prepare for a lot of small talk. But, now things are changing. Today many brides and grooms offer a variety of activities in addition to dancing to bring guests together and keep them entertained. Couples are recognizing that guests may not know each other and are incorporating ice breakers into their receptions. These can run the gamut from mad libs to trivia quizzes to story time. Instead of making small talk about the flower arrangements, for example, guests can get to know each other as they reflect on an episode in their life in the year the penny next to their plate was made. Once the ice is broken, couples can keep the fun going with games that everyone can play. Bingo, garter relays, musical chairs, scavenger hunts and trivia quizzes are all games that can build camaraderie and keep guests entertained. In addition to helping guests get to know each other through group activities, couples are also recognizing the need for individual activities other than dancing. They are setting up tables for guests to play cards and board games and TVs and game consoles for guests to play video games. They are bringing out the basketballs, lawn darts and croquet sets for guests who like to be outdoors. With more to do, many guests are staying longer, making all of the time and money spent in planning the wedding more worthwhile. While some couples opt for the traditional reception dinner and dancing, others are going for a more laidback atmosphere, providing a wide range of activities for guests to take part in. The choice is yours. You can throw in some ice breakers amid dinner and dancing, or you can go all out and provide games and activities from beginning to end. Consider the needs of your guests and plan accordingly. By Tresa Erickson With this ring Wedding rings come in all styles, and new designs are produced every year, providing brides with endless choices. Here is a brief look at some of the latest trends. While round brilliant cuts were once the norm for wedding rings, you’ll find a wide range of cuts today. Some of the more popular ones include the emerald cut, which has a vintage appeal and makes the stone appear larger than it is, and the pear cut, which also has a vintage appeal and works well with smaller carat stones. Cushion cut is also popular. The large facets can really make a stone shine. Wedding ring settings have also changed. Halos continue to be popular. In this type of setting, a border of smaller stones frames a larger stone in the middle, making it appear larger. Double halos feature even more brilliance with two borders of smaller stones framing the larger stone in the middle. Floral halos are also popular and feature a border of smaller flower-like stones framing a larger stone in the middle. For active brides, a bezel setting is ideal. In this type of setting, a metal rim showcases the stone in the middle and holds it securely in place. For brides looking for something different, there are a number of options, including bypass settings, twisted settings and the eastwest setting, in which an oval, marquise or emerald cut stone is set horizontally. Any of these is sure to catch the eye. More and more color is also making its way into wedding rings. White diamonds remain popular, but for brides wanting more, there are canary yellow diamonds, cognac diamonds, champagne diamonds and more. Some rings even feature gemstones, a white diamond surrounded by sapphires or rubies, for example. Bands may or may not be gold. White platinum is hot, and pink gold and blackened metals are options. Mixed metals are popular as well. Picture a diamond perched atop a white and yellow gold twisted band or a stack of eternity bands in various metals. Stacked rings are hot right now, as are vintage styles and organic floral styles. Wedding rings are not the only area designers are focusing on. Bridal jewelry in general continues to evolve, with larger, bolder hair accessories and necklaces now available, including shoulder necklaces that stretch across the neck and shoulder blades. Whether you choose to follow the trends or create your own is up to you. It is your wedding after all. You should wear jewelry that appeals to you. By Tresa Erickson 2801 - 30th Avenue (Wood Road) Kenosha, WI 262-551-0600 Locally Owned and Operated since 1973. Your Special Day Weddings • Showers • Rehearsal Dinners Accomodates 20 -180 Choose menu items or many buffet options. 040821

Page 22 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com Flower Girl Alternatives Some brides simply cannot envision their walk down the aisle without a little girl dressed to the nines strewing rose petals before them. They bestow the honor on a young friend or family member, and more often than not, it goes well. Other brides are not keen on the idea of having children in their wedding or have no real good candidates to serve as their flower girl. Lucky for them, there are other options. A well-trained pet can make a great flower girl, or ringbearer, for that matter. Who wouldn’t enjoy the sight of a bride’s beloved Pomeranian pup walking down the aisle in a lacy floral collar? No petals would be strewn, but for venues that do not allow the practice, having a pet for a flower girl might be ideal. Exotic pets may serve as flower girls as well, providing they can be escorted, carried or rolled down the aisle. For pets willing to be dressed up, there are dozens of formalwear styles available from dresses and tuxedos to hats, veils and dressy collars and leashes. Performers are another option. Brides interested in making a spectacular entrance can hire a juggler, acrobat, clown, etc. to serve as their flower girl. Who wouldn’t enjoy receiving a rose from a ballet dancer pirouetting down the aisle or a daisy pulled from a magician’s hat? Flower girl performers work rather well for themed weddings, especially in venues that do not permit petals to be thrown. Guests may also serve as flower girls. Baskets or bags of flower petals can be placed randomly among the seating, attached to the ends of pews or handed out at the guestbook. Whatever the method of delivery, guests will have access to flower petals to scatter down the aisle. For venues that do not allow petals to be strewn, guests may blow bubbles, ring miniature bells or sing softly. Brides just need to make sure they note in the program what guests are to do with the items provided. Brides who have too many people to choose from may want to select a group of kids to walk down the aisle in place of a flower girl or ringbearer. Who wouldn’t take great delight in a 10-year-old pulling a small red wagon with his two younger sisters in it? Small children’s choirs or junior bridesmaids are other options. These are just some of the alternatives to the flower girl tradition. With some thought, brides are sure to come up with ideas of their own. By Tresa Erickson Best Wedding Ever Searching the internet for Best Wedding Ever brings up a few unmentionable events, but not surprisingly, the majority of events involve laughter. Is it possible to have fun at a wedding? Well, yes. You just have to keep your stress level down. How in the world do you keep stress out of your wedding day? After all you’ve done to make this the best day ever, how can it possibly be stress-free? You’re going to have to make some choices. When it’s all been said and done, what really matters? Your attitude. If you are, by nature, an uptight person, the challenge is on. However, with a bit of pre-planning, you can prevent some of the probable frenzy and lessen negative reactions. If possible, have a paid (or unpaid) wedding coordinator who can roll with the punches, ’cuz the punches are going to come. Where’s the cake? The caterer forgot the cake! Send someone to a nearby grocery store to get already prepared desserts and ask a creative friend to display them festively. If the cake fell, don’t scream. It happens. Find that creative friend to remove the cake to the prep area to salvage pieces and place them neatly on plates. (A discreet photo of the mess will one day make you laugh.) Hopefully, your wedding officiant has a sense of humor and can distract attention from unlit candles, children’s antics, a misplaced ring, germ-spewing coughs, boredlooking groomsmen, birds flying amidst the chandeliers, or eyeburning odors among the attendants. Select a few even-tempered guests to quell any possible arguments among exes. Get a good night’s rest before the wedding. Moods alter quickly with sleep deprivation. Limit alcohol availability. A couple choices of wine and maybe a light beer could suffice during the reception. Be sure to have enough hungersatisfying food; growling stomachs can cause the natives to get quite restless. Even “filler food” among hors d’oeuvres can placate a voracious appetite. Not to be undervalued is a quickwitted, humorous (not cheesy) DJ who can spin the atmosphere into laughter. While you and your new spouse are greeting your guests, the DJ is filling the air with celebratory sounds. All is well. Carry on. It’s pretty hard to have the best wedding ever when people are tense, grouchy and rude. When that person is the bride or groom, well now… So, lighten up, prepare as well as you can, then make the best of any situation. Throw cares to the wind and laugh. This is your day — hopefully your best day ever! By Ann M. Bare Swimmer finds wedding ring lost in channel 17 years earlier A swimmer in a British Columbia channel found a ring that hade been dropped into the water by a man 17 years earlier. Penticton police released a statement seeking the owner of a ring found in the Penticton Channel by a local swimmer, and that the ring was engraved with the names Stephanie and Noel. The statement came to the attention of Noel Nissen's fatherin-law. "My father-in-law reached out to me. He had seen an article on another news site and sent it my way saying, 'Is this yours?'" Nissen told CBC News. Nissen said he had lost his wedding ring in the channel 17 years earlier. "That ring was lost so long ago. I was just in complete shock," he said. Nissen said he and some friends had spent the day at the channel and he didn't realize until getting back to his car that the ring was missing. He said the ring, which was returned to him just in time for his 20th wedding anniversary with wife Stephanie, remains in great condition. "You wouldn't believe how good of a shape it's in after 17 years in the channel. I would have thought for sure that it would have been worn down from years of water and sand going over it," he said. your bridal guide

www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 23 Thank you Whether your wedding party consists of two people or 12 people, it is tradition to show your appreciation for everyone who participates with a small gift. Gifts can range from jewelry for the ladies and cufflinks for the gentlemen to something more personal like books or CDs. Here are some tips to assist you in your shopping. Make a list. Write down the names of everyone in your bridal party—the maid of honor and best man, the bridesmaids and groomsmen, the junior bridesmaids and groomsmen, the candlelighters, the flower girl and ringbearer, the ushers, etc. Ideally, you should purchase or make a gift for everyone who takes part in your wedding. If you cannot, you may want to limit the gifts to the main members of the wedding party, the bridesmaids and groomsmen, for example. Once you know the number of gifts you need to purchase, you can set a budget. Gifts need not be expensive. Setting a limit of $5 to $10 per person will suffice, though, if you wish, you can spend more on select members of your bridal party. If your maid of honor and best man have really gone above and beyond the call of duty, you can purchase them a somewhat more expensive gift. Just make sure you don’t go overboard and create envy among your wedding party. Try to get everyone the same number of gifts in the same price range when at all possible. With a budget set, you can start thinking about what to buy. You can go the traditional route and select gifts pertaining to your big day—earrings to match the dresses and ties to go with the suits. If at all possible, try to select gifts that will work not only for the wedding but for other events as well. You can go the personal route and select gifts that reflect the recipients’ tastes—a doll for the flower girl and some comic books for the ringbearer. You can go the humorous route and select gag gifts for everyone on your list. You can take the convenient route and purchase gift cards for everyone on your list. You can do away with individual gifts altogether and buy a group gift, such as group passes to a local sporting event or an attraction at your destination wedding. Once you have some idea of what to buy, you can start the shopping. You can shop almost anywhere for gifts—locally and online. Just remember to take into account any shipping delays and fees involved with purchases online. Don’t be afraid to shop for deals. There’s no harm in saving a buck here and there. You might even save enough to throw a little pizza party for everyone. Who wouldn’t want to get together a few weeks before the big day to hang out, chat and open a few gifts? Presentation is everything. Wrap the gifts you purchase, attach a handwritten note and find the appropriate time to deliver them. Many brides and grooms choose to hand out gifts at the rehearsal dinner; this works particularly well for gifts intended to be used at the wedding. For other, more personal gifts, especially those that vary widely in price, it might be best to hand those out individually at times convenient to the recipients. Again, you do not want to create envy with your gifts. With any luck, the bridal party will not compare notes. Selecting the right gifts for your bridal party takes time and thought. Put forth the effort, and the smiling faces will make it all worth it in the end. By Tresa Erickson092123

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Page 26 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com Nicolas Cage plays 'remarkable nobody' who goes viral in 'Dream Scenario' A24 is teasing the new film Dream Scenario. The studio shared a trailer for the comedy featuring Nicolas Cage. Dream Scenariois written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, with Ari Aster as producer. The film follows Paul Matthews (Cage), a professor and "remarkable nobody" who goes viral after he begins to appear in people's dreams. Julianne Nicholson, Michael Cera, Tim Meadows, Dylan Gelula and Dylan Baker also star. Dream Scenariohad its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month. "This surrealist satire-comedy has sharp, timely observations about social media culture -- especially 'going viral' -- and its impact on the way that we interact with others in our day-to-day life. Cage delivers some of his finest work," TIFF director of programming Robyn Citizen previously said. The film will open in select theaters Nov. 10, with a wide release scheduled for Nov. 22. Oprah Winfrey, Fantasia Barrino, H.E.R. share importance of 'Color Purple' Warner Bros. released a new featurette aboutThe Color Purple featuring producer Oprah Winfrey and stars Fantasia Barrino, H.E.R. and more. The film opens Christmas Day in theaters. Winfrey starred in the 1985 movie adaptation of The Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg. She also produced the stage musical on which the new filmis based. "It is a solid base of spiritual and emotional power for me," Winfrey said. "Every woman and man who has been invisible, who has felt unseen and unvalued, this is their story." Alice Walkerwrote the novel, published in 1982. The book chronicles Celie's life from 14 to adulthood. Whoopi Goldberg played Celie in the movie and Winfrey played Sofia, the outspoken daughter-in-law of Celie's husband, Mister (Danny Gloverin the 1985 film). Barrino plays Celie in the new movie and said the musical will make the story relatable to modern audiences. "We want to connect with the younger generation," Barrino said. Colman Domingo plays Mister and Danielle Brooks, Sofia. The cast also includes Taraji P. Henson, Halle Bailey, Aunjanue Ellis, Corey Hawkins and Ciara. Jason Momoa is King of Atlantis in new ‘Aquaman’ trailer DC has released a first full trailer for the movieAquaman and the Lost Kingdom, featuring Jason Momoa, Patrick Wilson and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdomis a sequel to the 2018 film Aquaman. Momoa plays Arthur Curry, aka Aquaman, a halfhuman, half-Atlantean superhero based on the DC Comics character. The trailer opens with Aquaman (Momoa) embracing his duties as a husband and father while also ruling as the new King of Atlantis. The character must team up with his half-brother and nemesis, Orm (Wilson), to take on Black Manta (Abdul-Mateen), a pirate seeking revenge for the death of his father in the first film. "Having failed to defeat Aquaman the first time, Black Manta, still driven by the need to avenge his father's death, will stop at nothing to take Aquaman down once and for all. This time Black Manta is more formidable than ever, wielding the power of the mythic Black Trident, which unleashes an ancient and malevolent force," an official synopsis reads. Amber Heard, Dolph Lundgren, Randall Park, Temuera Morrison and Nicole Kidman also star. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom opens in theatersDec. 20. movie news WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT September 15th - 17th, 2023 1. The Nun II (w2) $14.7M 2. A Haunting in Venice (w1) $14.5M 3. The Equalizer 3 (w3) $7.2M 4. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 (w2) $4.7M 5. Barbie (w9) $3.9M 6. Jawan (w2) $2.4M 7. Blue Beetle (w5) $2.4M 8. Gran Turismo (w4) $2.3M 9. Oppenheimer (w9) $2.1M 10. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (w7) $2.0M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 1998 1. Rounders (w1) $8.4M 2. There’s Something About Mary (w9) $6.9M 3. Blade (w4) $5.1M 4. Saving Private Ryan (w8) $4.5M 5. Simon Birch (w1) $3.3M Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 2. The Exorcist (50th Anniversary Edition) 3. 1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story 4. The Equalizer 3 5. Yellowstone: Season 5, Part 1 6. Renfield 7. The Super Mario Bros Movie (2023) 8. Fast X 9. Bluey: Season One & Two 10. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm source:amazon.com - may include pre-orders Nicolas Cage Oprah Winfrey Adam Sandler announces 25-city comedy tour Adam Sandler, pictured above with his wife Jackie, has announced plans for a 25-city North American comedy tour this fall. TheSaturday Night LiveandMurder Mysterystar will kick off the tour Oct. 12. in Vancouver, B.C. Other stops on Sandler'sI Missed Youtour will include Milwaukee for a night at the Fiserv Forum on Saturday, November 11th. Tickets are on sale now. Sandler was awarded the Mark TwainPrize for American Humor this year

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Page 28 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com September 21, 2023 through September 27, 2023 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Right now, your thoughts could revolve around your personal appearance, demeanor or how your reputation may affect your social life. Don’t let the reactions of others make you feel self-conscious. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Project confidence in all your current successes. Feel free to brag a little and showcase your talents when you can. Sales jobs might seem to like a glove, but the most important thing to sell might be yourself. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Earning the credentials you may need could be taking longer than you first anticipated. Try not to feel disappointed if you sense a lack of family support. You might have a crowd of friends ready to cheer you on. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your friendly approach could persuade others that you may be the right person for extra responsibilities. If past mistakes come back to haunt you, try not to worry. Be fully accountable and you can turn criticism into assets. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Put key financial decisions on hold for now. Even the best researched and prepared people can still hit a snag if the conditions are not optimal. The spotlight could be on your trustworthiness, charm, and great attitude. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Hurt feelings can’t be repaired with just gifts. Look into their eyes and make sincere amends. They do not have to forgive, but they might be more likely if you show them your heart instead of your wallet. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You can accomplish more in the future if you exert a little extra effort now. Follow through on your projects even if you feel discouraged by possible setbacks. The key to success is usually found in perseverance. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Your rock-solid business skills could be in high demand currently. By spending some time with other ambitious go-getters, you can expand your skillset and broaden your network of allies or supportive friends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Now might not be the best time to discuss family drama with your friends or challenge authority figures. Remain cooperative and discreet and you can increase your financial base. Think things through before making a move. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): The only way to save time is to use every moment as efficiently as possible. Wait for the most powerful timing for your biggest initiatives, try not to fret over the little details, and take big steps towards your goals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Do your best to avoid trouble by remaining diplomatic in group situations. Now may not be a favorable time to make new investments. If you find yourself in a tricky situation it might be best to take a step back. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Life can be messy and complicated, but true and loyal friends could get you through. 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Page 30 HAPPENINGS September 21, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 9/21 Jason Derulo 34, Lindsey Stirling 37, Dave Coulier 64, Bill Murray 72, Stephen King 76, Glen Benton 56, Ryan Guzman 36, Alfonso Ribeiro 52, Faith Hill 56, Nicole Richie 42, Luke Wilson 52 9/22 Chris Tallman 53, Joan Jett 65, Scott Baio 63, Andrea Bocelli 65, Bonnie Hunt 62 9/23 Jermaine Dupri 51, Bruce Springsteen 74, Skylar Austin 36, Anthony Mackie 45, Julio Iglesias 80, Jason Alexander 64 9/24 Stephanie McMahon 47, Ian Bohen 47, Nia Vardalos 61, Jackie Sandler 49 9/25 Will Smith 55, TI 43, Donald Glover 40, Mark Hamill 72, Catherine Zeta-Jones 54, Michael Douglas 79, Heather Locklear 62 9/26 Serena Willams 42, Christina Milian 42, Jim Caviezel 55 9/27 Lil Wayne 41, Avril Lavigne 39, Gwyneth Paltrow 51, Anna Camp 41, Tamara Taylor 53 Recently reports claim that the summer romance between actor Bill Murray and singer Kelis has run its course. The “Milkshake” singer was allegedly the one to call things off with the “Ghostbusters” star after just two months of dating. birthdays Sept 27, 1954 The Tonight Show debuts on NBC hosted by Steve Allen Sept 25, 1965 On ABC, The Beatles cartoon series debuts Sept 24, 1968 The news program 60 Minutes premieres on CBS Sept 21, 1970 The Browns beat the Jets in the first NFL Monday Night Football match Sept 25, 1980 John Bonham, drummer for Led Zeppelin, died aged 32 after a heavy drinking session Sept 26, 1981 Iron Maiden announces their new lead vocalist Bruce Dickinson Sept 22, 1982 The NBC sitcom Family Ties, starring Michael J Fox premiers Sept 21, 1986 The National Inquirer posts a photo of Michael Jackson in an oxygen chamber with a story claiming the singer had a bizarre plan to live until he was 150 years old Sept 26, 1986 Fans of the TV show Dallas lose their s— when Bobby (Patrick Duffy) returns and his death (and the entire season) was all part of Pam’s bad dream Sept 27, 1986 Metallica bassist Cliff Burton was killed in a bus accident while the band was touring Sweden Sept 24, 1991 The second album from Nirvana, Nevermind, debuts on the Billboard charts at #144 Sept 22, 1994 The NBC sitcom Friends debuts Sept 22, 2001 Most of the major TV networks air A Tribute to Heroes featuring Neil Young, Tom Petty, Pearl Jam, and many more Sept 23, 2013 Hollywood Boulevard was shut down as Paul McCartney performs atop the El Capitan Theatre Sept 22, 2015 A US judge rules the original copyright to Happy Birthday was now invalid and the song will now be in the public domain "I have listened to everyone, and I am making the decision to pause the show's premiere until the strike is over.” TV personality Drew Barrymore backpedals last week, announcing that she had changed her mind about taping new episodes of her daytime talk show before the Writers Guild of America strike ends. "I have no words to express my deepest apologies to anyone I have hurt and, of course, to our incredible team who works on the show and has made it what it is today. We really tried to find our way forward. And I truly hope for a resolution for the entire industry very soon." Last week, Barrymoreannouncedthat she supports the four-month-old strike, but would resume taping so other people who work on the show could get back to work. "Stole the thunder!” In a recent interview with SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, Nick Lachey of boy band 98 Degrees joked about “how annoyed” his band were after hearing *NSYNC were making their return to music shortly after his band announced their comeback. The band then replied with a more serious answer, with Drew Lachey adding, “When one succeeds, we all succeed. Because we're all kind of like us, *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, we're all clumped into the same, into the same kind of pile there. So, if one's elevated, it elevates everybody.” "When I first read Miriam Margolyes' pejorative account of our scene inLittle Shop of Horrors, I was surprised. My memory is that we had a good communication as professional actors. But when it is implied that I harmed her or was in some way careless about doing the stunts, I have to object. I remember taking EXTREME caution regarding the fake punch -- the same caution I would use with any similar scene." As the most recent actor to face allegations of past behavior, comedy legend Steve Martin denies abusive behavior actress Miriam Margoyles accuses him of during filming the 1986 film, Little Shop of Horrors. "I was hit all day by doors opening in my face; repeatedly punched, slapped and knocked down by an unlovely and unapologetic Steve Martin -- perhaps he was method acting -- and came home grumpy with a splitting headache," Margolyes wrote of Martin. "The reason I started producing was because I didn't want to sit around waiting for Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise or whoever was already established before me and were the guys at the time, or Leo (DiCaprio) to go and pass on a movie until I could get my hands on it. So I was always proactive in trying to find material and things that I could produce, that I knew was right for me, create my own destiny." Which established actor recently admitted they became a producer to land roles that might have gone to a bigger-named actor? For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. Will Smith B. George Clooney C. Mark Wahlberg D. Robert Downey, Jr. things people say Drew Barrymore Steve Martin

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