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Page 4 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com Station 19, Greenleaf and The Flight Attendant actress Merle Dandridge says the Marlene she plays in The Last of Us liveaction series is a more mature and deeply developed version of the freedom fighter she depicted in the beloved video game. "One of the gifts this process has offered me is 10 years of getting to know her. My imagination -- which was already running rampant -- is running even more wild [regarding] how she got to where she is, what built this stalwart woman that we know," Dandridge, the only artist to play the same character in both the game and the series, told reporters in a recent Zoom interview. "I've had the opportunity of maturing as an artist and maturing in the physical, so that I was even more appropriate to play her in front of the camera." Marlene is the leader of the Fireflies, a resistance group that challenges the authoritarian government in the postapocalyptic world of The Last of Us. The video game premiered in 2013 and the HBO version, which concluded its first season, has already been renewed for Season 2. The story is set 20 years after modern civilization has been destroyed by a mutated fungus that turns people into monstrous cannibals. In Boston, Marlene 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 costars Gabriel Luna, Anna Torv, Nico Parker, Murray Bartlett, Nick Offerman, Melanie Lynskey and Storm Reid. "The truth of the scenes was like riding a bike because I know her. I know her so well and I know what she would do and I know how she would act," Dandridge said. "I didn't tether myself to my old ways of imagining her. If you try to chase something, if you try to walk in the truth of something and sentimentality you'll kill the inspiration on the vine." The actress said this meant keeping an open mind when different actors were charged with bringing "their own brand of magic to those characters" in the TV series, as opposed to the video game. "It was a gift to me to be able to breathe Joel and Ellie in a fresh way," she added. Although Marlene, like most of the other people on the show, has lost her loved ones, career and worldly possessions in this dystopian hellscape, she remains hopeful. "Her personal pain had become her testimony and that beacon and that light through which she marches forward and must continue to remind people of who they were," Dandridge said. "Leading the Fireflies and the resistance against the FEDRA regime is important to her at great risk to her personal comfort. It's a sacrifice." The game was created long before the coronavirus virus pandemic, but some of the social issues that arose during it, such as the closures of schools and businesses, restrictions of travel and debate over freedom vs. safety, might seem familiar to those watching The Last of Us series. Dandridge said that while the show might help people process or reconsider big questions they are grappling with in real life, she personally tried to separate the pandemic in the series from the one that turned the real world upside-down 2020-22. "My own personal feelings, traumas and experiences surrounding our pandemic informed Merle differently than this one informs Marlene -- the violence with which things were ripped from Marlene and the choices that she made to be very loud," Dandridge said. "The other big factor is that we had an end in sight [with the coronavirus]. We had hopeful or actual, tangible evidence that this was going to have some kind of long-term stasis and, in the world of The Last of Us, there is no hope of that. There is no knowledge of it. There is only more. More and broaderinfecting." All nine episodes of “The Last of Us” are now streaming on HBOMax By Karen Butler 'Last of Us' icon Merle Dandridge didn't tether herself to old ways of imagining Marlene Born May 31, 1975 (age 47) Okinawa, Japan Dandridge was born a military kid whose mother is half Japanese and half Korean and father is African American. At a young age, she moved to the US when her father was transferred to California before settling at Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, Nebraska. While attending high school in Nebraska, Dandridge became active in the theatre department and went on to attend the Chicago College of Performing Arts. As she began a career in Chicago theatre productions, Dandridge gained a wider audience with voice-over work for video games, beginning with the voice of Alyx Vance in the award-winning game “Half Life 2” and its sequels as well as Marlene in the original “The Last of Us” video game in 2013. Her career grew to television with a recurring role on “Sons of Anarchy” as Rita, and a main cast member of ABC’s “Station 19,” the “Murphy Brown” revival and the HBO thriller “The Flight Attendant.” Merle Dandridge co-stars as Marlene in “The Last of Us,” Season 1 now streaming on HBOMax FYI Merle Dandridge FYI The Last of Us video game The Last of Us was released for thePlayStation 3in June 2013. It received critical acclaim, with praise for its narrative, gameplay, visuals, sound design, score, and depiction of female characters.Itbecame one of thebestselling video games of all time, selling over 1.3 million units in its first week and 17 million by April 2018. 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Page 6 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com Emmy-winning actor Jason Sudeikis says more pressure existed going into Season 3 of Ted Lasso because this was the first time the cast and crew were keenly aware of audience expectations while they were filming the sports dramedy. "The first one was made in the bubble of it not existing and being this invisible thing. Then, even by the time we were shooting the second season, we had already written it without knowing the reception of it," Sudeikis, the show's star and co-creator, told reporters in a recent Zoom press conference. With new episodes dropping every Wednesday on Apple TV+, Season 3 was about "keeping the bar at the level we'd had for ourselves the first two years and just trying to clear that by the skin of our buns," Sudeikis said. Co-starring Hannah Waddingham, Nick Mohammed, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt and Anthony Head, the show follows the titular American college football coach who unexpectedly reinvigorates the British soccer team he takes over as he deals with his own personal and professional challenges. "It is very funny in places and very serious and very sad," Goldstein said about the tone for the show's final 12 episodes. Hunt added: "There are people who love each other. There are people who apologize. People who kick a ball around. Everything. Everything we did before is back, but in different shapes." Looking back over the last three years, Sudeikis said he still is surprised that they were allowed to tell this story, which has expanded and evolved over the years. "There are certain elements of the journey that are preplanned, but you never know how something is going to go," he said, adding that Season 1 could have "bitten the dust," leaving the story and characters in very different places than they will now. Bringing in new people to write and act in the show in the subsequent seasons took it in directions Sudeikis said he couldn't have imagined. "You get the lovely agitation of other people's ideas and the way people view the material, and then you cast folks in it, and the invisible becomes invisible and they start to feel ownership over it," Sudeikis said. "You just start to drink up how they are or what you love seeing them do," he said. "All those things -- the fact that it has harmonized so well within the endeavor of production has been a wonderful surprise, but one that I like to think we were kind of manifesting and were hoping for." Waddingham said she was eager to explore Rebecca Welton's enthusiastic support of the team she owns in Season 3. "I was able to lean into being the figurehead of it and when you see how Season 3 unfolds, I couldn't have asked for anything more. I wouldn't tell them to their faces that they gave me everything I wanted, but they did," she said. "In Season 2, she was head-down and introverted a bit," the actress added. "We see 'feisty Welton' coming out a little bit, which I love. It was very satisfying." Waddingham said she appreciates that the show's writers' room is "staunchly feminist" and crafted complex characters for her and Juno Temple to play in a cast and story populated largely by men. "You feel it all the time," Waddingham said. "It's made me realize how much in other things I've constantly been fighting for the woman's voice to be heard, whether it's my age group -- mid-40s -- or Juno's age group as Keeley in her 30s. We are both fed beautifully." Sudeikis credited the show's success, in part, to the fact it offered hope and heart when it was released in August 2020 at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, when many people were depressed and stuck in their homes. "I would have preferred that people could have gone on date nights and kids could have gone to school and played with their friends, but if we helped folks through that weird, odd, and in some cases still ongoing time, I'm very very happy to have obliged," he said. Being able to shoot the second season after lockdowns and travel restrictions were relaxed made the cast and crew feel as close to normal as possible at that time. "It was thrilling and healing," he said, adding fans shouldn't feel it's necessary to say, "I know you hear this a lot. ..." before telling the show's stars how much they connected to it and how grateful they were for the laughs during such a difficult time. "We do [hear it a lot], but also it doesn't mean it doesn't matter," Sudeikis said. "It is still warming and flattering." By Karen Butler 'Ted Lasso' Season 3 tries to clear high bar set in first two seasons Jason Sudekis (above) Hannah Waddingham, Nick Mohammed, and Brett Goldstein return for Season 3 of the Emmy-winning Apple TV+ comedy “Ted Lasso”
www.hap2it.com March 23, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 7 Mont St-Michel: Normandy’s magnificent island abbey Ilove to scamper, at low tide, shoes in my hands, far from shore, across the mudflat in the vast Bay of Mont St-Michel. Splashing across black sand and through little puddles, I head for a dramatic abbey reaching to heaven from a rock surrounded by a vast and muddy solitude. Since the sixth century, hermit monks in search of that solitude lived here. Location, location, location. The word “hermit” comes from an ancient Greek word meaning “desert.” The next best thing to a desert in this part of Europe was here. Imagine the “desert” this bay provided as the first monk climbed the rock to get close to God. Mix in the mythic tide, which sends the surf speeding eight miles in and out with each tide cycle. Back then, before a causeway and later a bridge was built, Mont St-Michel was an island. Pilgrims would approach across this mudflat mindful of a tide that swept in “at the speed of a galloping horse” (well, maybe a trotting horse …12 mph, or about 17 feet per second). Quicksand, the thoroughly disorienting fog, and the fact that the sea can encircle unwary hikers added to the peril. Braving these devilish risks for centuries, pilgrims kept their eyes on the spire crowned by their protector, St. Michael, and eventually reached their spiritual goal. Whether scampering across the treacherous mudflats or riding a shuttle bus across the modern bridge, the sight of the distant silhouette of the Gothic islandabbey Mont St-Michel sends tired sightseers’ spirits soaring today just as it did the spirits of weary pilgrims in centuries past. Though a dreamscape from a distance, through the midday Mont St-Michel becomes grotesquely touristic. In summer, Mont St-Michel’s main street, lined with shops and hotels leading to the abbey, can be a human traffic jam. It’s some consolation to remember that, even in the Middle Ages, this was a commercial gauntlet, with stalls selling souvenir medallions, candles, and fast food. Today, the village’s seven full-time residents continue to live solely for its visitors. While on Mont St-Michel, indulge in some local culinary treats: mussels, seafood platters, lamb (fed on the local saltwater grass), and inexpensive Muscadet wine. Puffy omelets are the island’s specialty. For touristy fun, poke your head into Restaurant La Mère Poulard on the main drag. In their theater-kitchen, old-timecostumed cooks beat traditional omelets – creating a fun rhythm that can be heard many doors away. The quick omelets were popular for pilgrims who, before the island was connected to the mainland, needed to beat the tide to get out. And – even at today’s rip-off prices – they’re still a hit with 21st-century tourists. The actual abbey of Mont StMichel is the reason to visit. It’s been an important pilgrimage center since AD 708, when (according to legend) the Archangel Michael told the local bishop to “build here and build high.” With uncanny foresight he reassured the bishop, “If you build it … they will come.” Saint Michael, whose gilded statue decorates the top of the abbey’s spire, was the patron saint of many French kings, making this a favored sight for French royalty through the ages. Today’s abbey is built on the remains of a Romanesque church, which was built on the ruins of a ninth-century Carolingian church. Visiting the abbey, imagine the headaches and hassles the monks had when they built it. They ferried granite from across the bay and hiked it uphill. A walk in the abbey is a oneway route through fine – but barren – Gothic rooms. A rented audio guide or English-language tour make this historic sight more meaningful. Visitors may explore the impressive church, delicate cloisters, and refectory (where the monks ate in austere silence), and then climb down into the dark, damp Romanesque foundations. A highlight is the giant treadwheel, which six workers once powered hamster-style to haul two-ton loads of stones and supplies from the landing below. This was used until the 19th century. From the abbey’s veranda, survey the bay stretching from Normandy to Brittany. The river below marks the historic border between the two lands. Brittany and Normandy have long vied for Mont St-Michel. In fact, the river used to pass Mont St-Michel on the other side, making the abbey part of Brittany. Today, the river’s route is stable and the abbey is just barely – but thoroughly – on Norman soil. Hang out until after dark when the tourists are gone and the island is magically floodlit. Ramble on the ramparts. Ponder the promise of desolation and a simple life of solitude that attracted monks to this dramatic spot so long ago. By Rick Steves travel US comes up short on Best Airports list If you are hoping to travel out of a modern, attractive airport with efficient security, tasteful restaurants, and top-notch shopping, maybe get that passport ready to travel abroad. According to aviation ranking website Skytrax, only one US airport ranks among the top 20 in the world - Seattle-Tacoma Airport in Washington sits at #18. The rest of the continent doesn’t fare much better either. Only one other stop in North America makes the grade, Canada’s Vancouver International Airport rounds out the list at #20. Topping the list is Singapore’s Changi Airport, which Skytrax ranks at the top based on customer satisfaction surverys of more than 550 airports which evaluating terminal layouts, security procedures, seatings, dining and shopping options, and transportation. Changi Airport. Singapore's largest airport, has often dominated the world's best airport list, it features scores of shopping outlets and lush indoor gardens. Christian pilgrims and tourists are drawn to the dramatically situated Mont St-Michel, a soaring island abbey in Normandy that is completely surrounded by the sea at high tide. 1. Singapore Changi Airport 2. Hamad International Airport 3. Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) 4. Incheon International Airport 5. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport 6. Istanbul Airport 7. Munich Airport 8. Zurich Airport 9. Narita International Airport 10. Madrid-Barajas Airport 11. Vienna International Airport 12. Helsinki-Vantaa Airport 13. Rome Fiumicino Airport 14. Copenhagen Airport 15. Kansai International Airport 16. Chubu Centrair International Airport 17. Dubai International Airport 18. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 19. Melbourne Airport 20. Vancouver International Airport (ranked by Skytrax) Best Airports in World
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Page 10 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com Justin Bieber smiles in Instagram update on facial paralysis Justin Bieber shared an update on the facial paralysis he has experienced as a result of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, which the Canadian singer revealed he was diagnosed with in June. The diagnosis caused Bieber to cancel the remainder of his Justice World Tour in 2022. In a video posted to Instagram, Bieber points to his face, moves his eyebrows and finally smiles. The video, which is captioned "wait for it," doesn't include additional information but suggests Bieber's condition is improving. Ramsay Hunt syndrome is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox, which stays in nerves after chickenpox has cleared up. In some cases the virus eventually attacks facial nerves near the ear, causing hearing loss and facial paralysis. Man wins $150,000 twice in the same Powerball drawing A Virginia man who bought 10 tickets for a recent Powerball drawing ended up winning $150,000 -- twice. Ben Baker told Virginia Lottery officials he bought 10 tickets bearing various number combinations for the March 4 Powerball drawing. Baker discovered after the drawing that two of his tickets matched four winning numbers plus the Powerball number. Baker had paid an extra dollar on each ticket for the Power Play option, which tripled what would have been a pair of $50,000 prizes into $150,000 each. "I was really lucky," he told officials when he visited Virginia Lottery headquarters to accept his $300,000 prize. Baker said his winnings will go toward home improvement projects and boosting his savings. LA neighborhood flooded with mystery Uber Eats deliveries Residents of a Los Angeles neighborhood said they have been flooded with mystery Uber Eats deliveries they did not request. Locals in Highland Park neighborhood said they have been receiving up to 13 deliveries a day from McDonald's, Taco Bell, Starbucks and other eateries through Uber Eats during the past three weeks. The residents said the deliveries show up at all hours of the day and night. "When it became too much food at once, we'd try to find places to donate it or give it away," local man William Neal told KTLA-TV. Some of the recipients said they tried calling the phone numbers listed on the orders, but they were all out of service. They noted the pre-paid orders always included a tip for the driver. A representative for Uber, the delivery service's parent company, said officials are investigating the origins of the mystery orders. Neighbors said they do not know why someone would be sending so much food to their homes. Delirium after surgery linked to faster mental decline in older adults Older adults often develop delirium after surgery, and new research finds this is associated with a faster rate of mental decline. The study highlights the importance of preventing delirium to preserve brain health in older adults who undergo surgery, according to the authors. "Whether delirium causes this faster rate of decline, or is simply a marker of those who are at risk of experiencing faster rates of decline, is still to be determined," co-author Zachary Kunicki said in a news release from the Marcus Institute for Aging Research, in Boston. Kunicki is an assistant professor in the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, in Providence, R.I. The investigators found a 40% faster rate of cognitive (mental) decline in those who developed delirium compared to those who did not. 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Frontman Robert Smith expressed his dissatisfaction with the fees on Twitter, writing, "I am as sickened as you all are by today's Ticketmaster 'Fees' debacle. To be very clear: The artist has no way to limit them. "I have been asking how they are justified. If I get anything coherent by way of an answer I will let you all know." Fans responding to Smith also detailed technical difficulties that limited their ability to buy tickets and they cited price points higher than the $20 The Cure promised. Smith also said that to prevent price gouging, the band would not participate in Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing and "platinum ticket" designations. In a tweet, Smith referred to it as a "greedy scam." The band said they would also use the company's "verified fan" tool to make sure tickets stayed out of scalpers' hands. Fans responded to Smith's post, showing screenshots of tickets inflated from the original $20 with various fees of more than $20 per ticket. In response, Ticketmaster has agreed to give $10 refunds of service fees to fans who bought $20 seats for the British band's upcoming U.S. tour. Smith announcedthat after a conversation with Ticketmaster executives, the original $20 ticket price would be honored. Verified fans who paid additional fees would be refunded. "After further conversation," Smith said, "Ticketmaster have agreed with us that many of the fees being charged are unduly high and as a gesture of goodwill, have offered $10 per ticket refund to all verified fan accounts for lowest ticket price (LTP) transactions." The Cure's American tour includes a local stop at the United Center on June 10. Justin Bieber Coral Amayi
www.hap2it.com March 23, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 11 44 1 2 24 1 21 1 1 5 2 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) It’s Ok To Be Angry About Capitalism (Sanders) Walk The Blue Line (Patterson/Eversmann) The Light We Carry (M.Obama) Enchantment (May) Saving Time (Odell) The Myth Of Normal (Mate/Mate) All My Knotted-Up Life (Moore) This Week HARDCOVER FICTION Weeks Listed Weeks Listed 2 9 31 3 4 17 2 1 18 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lessons in Chemistry (Garmus) Worthy Opponents (Steel) Storm Watch (Box) Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and... (Zevin) Pineapple Street (Jackson) Demon Copperhead (Kingsolver) The London Seance Society (Penner) Weyward (Hart) Someone Else’s Shoes (Moyes) A Day Of Fallen Night (Shannon) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING DIGITAL POP SONGS Set Me Free Pt 2/Jimin Flowers/Miley Cyrus Glu/Usher Camouflage Day/Erica Mason 5 Leaf Clover/Luke Combs Anti-Hero/Taylor Swift What You Won’t Do For Love/Bobby Caldwell Justice For All/Donald Trump & J6 Prison Choir I Ain’t Worried/One Republic Last Night/Morgan Wallen the hit list SOURCE: AMAZON.COM - MAY INCLUDE PRE-ORDERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING DIGITAL ALBUMS Songs of Surrender/U2 One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen Trustfall/Pink The Awakening/Kamelot Endless Summer Vacation/Miley Cyrus The Ultimate Hits//Garth Brooks Mad/EST Gee Red Eye/Money Man 10,000 Gecs/100 Gecs Dinosaur/Theory of a Deadman 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING OVERALL - CD & VINYL One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen Songs of Surrender (Deluxe Box Set)/U2 Did You Know.../Lana Del Rey Aurora/Daisy Jones & The Six Trustfall/Pink Endless Summer Vacation/Miley Cyrus Memento Mori/Depeche Mode Luv 4 Rent/Smino Wet Leg/Wet Leg The Dark Side of the Moon/Pink Floyd 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING RAP/HIP HOP - CD/VINYL Songs of Surrender (Deluxe Box Set)/U2 Memento Mori/Depeche Mode The Dark Side of the Moon/Pink Floyd 72 Seasons/Metallica Aurora/Daisy Jones & The Six Lighting Up The Sky/Godsmack Rumours/Fleetwood Mac Greatest Hits I/Queen Weezer (Blue Album)/Weezer AM/Arctic Monkeys 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOP SELLING ROCK - CD/VINYL N.Y. TIMES BESTSELLERS Luv 4 Rent/Smino Watching Movies With The Sound Off/Mac Miller My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy/Kanye West 3 Feet High and Rising/De La Soul Igor/Tyler the Creator Flower Boy/Tyler the Creator To Pimp a Butterfly/Kendrick Lamar Circles/Mac Miller Enter the Wu-Tang/Wu-Tang Clan Man on the Moon: The End of Day/Kid Cudi The sweet-faced, loveable Labrador Retriever is no longer America’s favorite dog breed. The breed best known for having a heart of gold has been replaced by the smaller, more urban-friendly French Bulldog. According to the American Kennel Club, for the past 31 years, the Labrador Retriever was America’s favorite dog, but it was eclipsed in 2022 by the Frenchie. The rankings are based on nearly 716,500 dogs newly registered in 2022, of which about 1 in 7 were Frenchies. Around 108,000 French Bulldogs were recorded in the U.S. in 2022, surpassing Labrador Retrievers by over 21,000. The French Bulldog’s popularity has grown exponentially over the past decade. They were the #14 most popular breed in 2012, and since then, registrations have gone up 1,000%, bringing them to the top of the breed popularity rankings. The French Bulldog was famous among America’s upper class around the turn of the 20th century but then fell out of favor. Their resurgence is partly based on several celebrities who have gone public with their Frenchie love. Leonardo DiCaprio, Megan Thee Stallion, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, Reese Witherspoon and Lady Gaga all own French Bulldogs. 1. French Bulldogs 2. Labrador Retrievers 3. Golden Retrievers 4. German Shepherds 5. Poodles 6. Bulldogs 7. Rottweilers 8. Beagles 9. Dachshunds 10. German Shorthaired Pointers Most Popular Dog Breeds boy/girl 1. Max/Luna 2. Milo/Bella 3. Cooper/Daisy 4. Charlie/Lucy 5. Teddy/Willow 6. Tucker/Penny 7. Buddy/Sadie 8. Bear/Maggie 9. Rocky/Rosie 10. Leo/Ruby Most Popular Dog Names source: American Kennel Club source: American Kennel Club
Page 12 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com ‘Ruby Gillman': Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Jane Fonda join animated film Lana Condor, Toni Collette and Jane Fonda have joined the cast of animated film Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken. The trio of actresses willplaya family of sea monsters in the upcoming film from DreamWorks Animation. Condor voices Ruby, "a shy teenager who discovers that she's part of a legendary royal lineage of mythical sea krakens and that her destiny, in the depths of the oceans, is bigger than she ever dreamed." Collette plays Ruby's mother, who has forbade her from ever getting in the water, while Fonda portrays Ruby's grandmother, who sits the throne as the Warrior Queen of the Seven Seas. In addition, Colman Domingo plays Ruby's dad, with Sam Richardson as her uncle, Blue Chapman as her brother, and Annie Murphy as a mermaid and Ruby's new classmate. Will Forte, Nicole Byer, Liza Koshy, Ramona Young, Eduardo Franco and Echo Kellum also have roles. Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken is directed by Kirk DeMicco and co-directed by Faryn Pearl. The film opens in theaters June 30. Condor is known for playing Jubilee in X-Men: Apocalypse and Lara Jean Covey in theTo All the Boysmovies. Zack Snyder teases 'full circle' Darkseid project Zack Snyder is teasing a new project centering on the DC Comics character Darkseid. The 57-year-old writer, director and producer shared a teaser featuring "an incoming transmission from Lord Darkseid." Th videofeatures a distorted song and a voice telling viewers to "save the date" for an announcement April 28-30, 2023. Ray Porter portrayed Darkseid in Zack Snyder's Justice League, directed by Snyder. The character is a villain who is part of the New God alien race and is the Lord of Apokolips. His goal is to enslave the multiverse. DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran shared their Chapter 1 plans for the DC Extended Universe in February. A Darkseid project was not included in the announcements. Snyder has directed, written or produced several other films in the DCEU, including Man of Steel (2013) andBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. 'Stop Making Sense': A24 to restore, re-release Talking Heads concert film A24 has acquired the rights to the Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense. The studio willrestorethe 1984 film in 4K and re-release the film in theaters later this year. Stop Making Sense was filmed over three nights at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles in December 1983. The film is directed byJonathan Demmeand features Talking Heads members David Byrne, Tina Weymouth, Chris Frantz and Jerry Harrison. The film captures the Talking Heads performing "Burning Down the House," "Life During Wartime," "Take Me to the River," "Psycho Killer," "Once in a Lifetime" and other songs. A24 released a teaser for the restored film that shows Byrne visit the dry cleaners and pick up the trademark suit he wore for the concerts. In addition to the restored film, Rhino will release a new deluxe version of the soundtrack on vinyl and digitally Aug. 18 that includes the complete Stop Making Sense concert for the first time. Stop Making Sense was added to the National Film Registry in 2021. Keanu Reeves honors Lance Reddick at 'John Wick: Chapter 4' premiere Keanu Reeves is remembering late friend and co-star Lance Reddick. Reeves, 58, and the John Wick: Chapter 4 cast paid tribute to Reddick at the film's Los Angeles premiere. Reddick played the hotel concierge Charon in all four of the John Wick films, and was to reprise the role in the upcoming spinoff Ballerina. The actor died suddenly at age 60. Reeves and the John Wick cast honored Reddick at the premiere by wearing blue ribbon pins and reflecting on his life and legacy. The screening opened with a standing ovation for Reddick. "Lance is a very beautiful person and special artist," Reeves told Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet. "His grace and dignity, his shining light of character was just something really special. [I am] really grateful I had the chance to know him and work with him over almost 10 years," he added. WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT March 17th - 19th, 2023 1. Shazam! Fury of the Gods (w1) $30.5M 2. Scream VI (w2) $17.5M 3. Creed III (w3) $15.3M 4. 65 (w2) $5.8M 5. Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania (w5) $4.0M 6. Cocaine Bear (w4) $3.8M 7. Jesus Revolution (w4) $3.5M 8. Champions (w2) $3.0M 9. Avatar: The Way of Water (w14) $1.9M 10. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (w13) $1.5M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 2004 1. Dawn of the Dead (w1) $26.7M 2. The Passion of the Christ (w4) $19.4M 3. Taking Lives (w1) $11.4M 4. Starsky & Hutch (w3) $10.3M 5. Secret Window (w2) $9.2M movie news Lana Condor Zack Snyder Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero 2. Everything Everywhere All At Once 3. A Man Called Otto 4. Planet of the Apes Trilogy 5. The Last of Us: Complete First Season 6. Top Gun: Maverick 7. Scream 6 Steelbook 8. M3gan 9. The Whale 10. Heat source:amazon.com - may include pre-orders Lance Reddick, 1962-2023
www.hap2it.com March 23, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 Jonas Brothers to perform on 'Today' The Jonas Brothers will perform on Today. The pop rock band, consisting of brothers Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas, announced that they will kick off the Today Citi Concert Series on May 12. The Jonas Brothers will perform onTodaythe same day as the release of their sixth studio album,The Album. The Albumis the Jonas Brothers' first album since Happiness Begins (2019) and features 12 songs, including the single "Wings." Andy Taylor returns to Duran Duran for upcoming album Duran Duran took to Instagram last Tuesday to confirm that they have a new album on the way this year, and surprised fans by announcing that former guitarist Andy Taylor will be playing guitar on select tracks. In 2018, Taylor was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. The guitarist was expected to join current members Simon LeBon, John Taylor, Nick Rhodes and Roger Taylor at Duran Duran’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in November, but had to miss it due to his illness. “Duran Duran are thrilled to confirm a special new music project is in the works, set for release later this year,” the group wrote in their social media statement. Four new tracks from Taylor Swift Taylor Swiftreleased four new songs last week, hours ahead of her Eras tour, which kicked off in Glendale, Ariz. Three of them have been heard on other releases but one is a brand-new track. "Eyes Open (Taylor's Version)"and"Safe and Sound (Taylor's Version)" featuring Joy Williams and John Paul White were on the 2012 soundtrack ofThe Hunger Games. "If This Was a Movie, (Taylor's Version)"was previously released on the deluxe version of Speak Nowin 2010. "All of the Girls You Loved Before"is a new track Lollapalooza headliners announced Lollapalooza has announced the lineup for its 2023 music festival. This year's festival will take place Aug. 3-6 at Grant Park in Chicago. Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Odesza, Lana Del Rey, Karol G, The 1975 and Tomorrow X Together, aka TXT, will headline the event. Carly Rae Jepsen, Diplo, Pusha T, Rina Sawayama, Sabrina Carpenter, Lainey Wilson, NewJeans and other artists will also perform. Pre-sale begins Thursday at 10 a.m., with general sale to follow for any remaining tickets. This year's festival will feature more than 170 artists on nine stages across four days. The day-by-day lineup has yet to be announced. Matchbox Twenty announce new single, album and summer tour It's been a decade since Matchbox Twenty released new music, but the drought is about to end. The band announced that they have a new single "Wild Dogs (Running in a Slow Dream)" and are going on tour ahead of their new album release in May, fans can catch them at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on August 6. The band's fifth studio album Where the Light Goes is coming outon May 26. The group, fronted byRob Thomas, was last on the road in 2017 for the A Brief History of Everything Tour, the 20th anniversary of their debut albumYourself or Something Like You. Queen's Brian May knighted by King Charles III King Charles III knighted Queen co-founder Brian May, making him the first member of the legendary rock group to receive the honor. King Charles bestowed the honor by placing a ceremonial sword on May's shoulder during the Investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace, officially making May a "Knight Bachelor." May shared an image capturing the moment on hisInstagramwith the caption "no words." May visited Buckingham Palace in 2002 for Queen Elizabeth's golden jubilee, where he performed "God Save the Queen" on the Palace roof. In 2005 he was given the title of "Commander of the Order of the British Empire." The knighthood means that May will now be referred to as "Sir Brian May." music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 2004 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Yeah!/Usher ft Lil Jon & Ludacris 2. One Call Away/Chingy ft J.Weav 3. Tipsy/J-Kwon 4. Solitaire/Clay Aiken 5. Hotel/Cassidy ft R Kelly 6. Dirt Off Your Shoulder/Jay Z 7. Splash Waterfalls/Ludacris 8. My Immortal/Evanescence 9. I Dont Wanna Know/Mario Winans 10. This Love/Maroon 5 Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Feels Like Home/Norah Jones 2. Split Personality/Cassidy 3. Fallen/Evanesence 4. In This Skin/Jessica Simpson 5. The Other Side/Godsmack 6. The College Dropout/Kanye West 7. When the Sun Goes Down/Kenny Chesney 8. Bad Boy’s 10th Anniversary/various 9. Songs About Jane/Maroon 5 10. Closer/Josh Groban BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 2. Flowers/Miley Cyrus 3. Kill Bill/SZA 4. Die For You/The Weeknd 5. Boy’s A Liar, Pt 2/PinkPanthress & Ice Spice 6. Creepin’/Metro Boomin,Weeknd,21 Savage 7. Thought You Should Know/M. Wallen 8. You Proof/Morgan Wallen 9. Thinkin’ Bout Me/Morgan Wallen 10. One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen Billboard 200 (albums) 1. One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen 2. SOS/SZA 3. Manana Sera Bonito/Karol G 4. Red Moon In Venus/Kali Uchis 5. Midnights/Taylor Swift 6. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen 7. Heroes & Villains/Metro Boomin 8. Un Verano Sin Ti/Bad Buny 9. Starboy/The Weeknd 10. Her Loss/Drake & 21 Savage Joe Jonas Taylor Swift Brian May Andy Taylor Kendrick Lamar
Page 14 HAPPENINGS March 23, 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. Amazon Recently released Rocky Daisy Jones & The Six (2023) The Pimp – No F***ing Fairytale (2023) The Magnificent Seven (2016) Secret Headquarters The Silent Twins The Visitor Jackass Forever This Is Christmas La Guzman S1 Men, Women & Children Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris Angel Flight Class of ‘07 Dom Swarm Boy and the World Nope Sanandresito (2012) March 24 Top Gun: Maverick (2022) Reggie (2023) March 28 Big Trip 2: Special Delivery (2022) March 29 American Renegades (2018) Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017) AppleTV+ Recently released Ted Lasso S3 (new episodes weekly) Extrapolations (new episodes weekly) Disney+ Recently released How to Win at Everything (S1) Kiya & the Kimoja Heroes (S1, 4 eps) Restaurants at the End of the World (S1) Superstructures: Engineering Marvels (S1) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Ep214) Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Ch20) March 24 Witness Disaster March 25 Saturdays (S1, 6 eps) Secrets of Sulphur Springs (S3) March 29 Crimes Against Nature (S2) Disney Junior Mickey Mouse Funhouse (S2, 4 eps) Incredibly Small World (S1) Star Wars: The Bad Batch S2 Finale Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Ch21) HBO Max Recently released Marlon Wayans: God Loves Me Mariachis, S1 Premiere (New episodes weekly) Perry Mason, S2 Premiere (New episodes weekly) Rain Dogs, S1 Premiere (New episodes weekly) Mortal Kombat, 2021 The Last of Us, Full S1 Beach Cottage Chronicles, Se2 All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, Documentary Premiere Only You: The Animated Shorts Collections, 2023 March 26 Succession, S4 Premiere (new episodes weekly) Hulu Recently released Intervention: S3 The Killing: S1 There There (2022) Boston Strangler (2023) Good Trouble: S5 Premiere Rubikon (2022) Summit Fever (2022) Inu-Oh (2021) Rūrangi: S2 March 23 The Lesson is Murder: Docuseries Digging for the Truth: S1 Call Jane (2022) March 24 Up Here: S1 The Estate (2022) Philomena (2013) March 26 FX’s Great Expectations: TwoEpisode Series Premiere March 28 Attack on Titan: Final Season, Part 2 (DUBBED) March 29 Abominable and The Invisible City: S2 Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer: S1, Pt2 March 30 The Croods: Family Tree: S6 RapCaviar Presents: S1 The Curse of Oak Island: S9 The Curse of Oak Island: Behind the Dig: S6 Hunt (2022) Netflix Recently released Dance 100 (S1) In His Shadow (2023) Maestro in Blue (S1) Noise (2023) Pul Pul Molcar (S2) The Magician’s Elephant (2023) We Lost Our Human (Season 1) The Kingdom / El Reino (S3) Waco: American Apocalypse (Limited Series) March 23 The Night Agent (S1) March 29 Wellmania (S1) March 30 From Me to You: Kimi ni Todoke (S1) Unstable (S1) March 31 Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King (2023) Copycat Killer (S1) Kill Boksoon (2023) Murder Mystery 2 (2023) Paramount+ Recently released School Spirits This is Christmas True Life Crime(S2) VH1’s Couples Retreat(S2) How The Tables Have Turned(S1) My Little Pony: The Movie March 26 Judy Rabbit Hole March 29 Jersey Shore: Family Vacation(S4) Messyness(S1-2) Teen Mom 2(S11) The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air(S1-6) March 30 The Followers(S1) Peacock Recently released The Blacklist, S10, New Ep The Cases of Mystery Lane, 2023 Days of our Lives, S58, New Ep Magnum P.I., S5, New Ep Quantum Leap, S1, New Ep The Recall: Reframed, 2020 SWV & XSCAPE: The Queens of R&B, S1, New Ep Symone, New Ep Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep The Way Home, S1, New Ep Access Hollywood, S27, New Ep The Real Housewives of New Jersey, S13, New Ep That’s My Jam, S2, New Ep The Voice, S23, New Ep March 23 The Ark, S1, New Ep Bel-Air, S2, Ep 5 Chicago Fire, S11, New Ep Chicago Med, S8, New Ep Chicago PD, S10, New Ep Law & Order, S22, New Ep Law & Order: Organized Crime, S3, New Ep Law & Order: SVU, S24, New Ep Vanderpump Rules, S10, New Ep (Bravo) March 24 Top Chef, S20, New Ep Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen, S20, New Ep March 25 Grand Crew, S2, New Ep March 26 A Picture of Her, 2023 March 27 Barmageddon, S1 The Blacklist, S10, New Ep Chasing Gold: Paris 2024, S1 En Otra Piel, S1 Escape to the Chateau, S9 Magnum P.I., S5, New Ep Quantum Leap, S1, New Ep Ride, S1 SWV & XSCAPE: The Queens of R&B, S1, New Ep Symone, New Ep The Way Home, S1, New Ep March 28 Snapped, S32, New Ep The Voice, S23, New Ep Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep streaming If you missed out on one of the three Law & Order shows when they air on NBC, you can catch the newest episodes streaming on Thursdays each week New episodes of “The Mandalorian” - the Star Wars series now in its third season - drop Wednesdays on Disney+
www.hap2it.com March 23, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 15 AMAZON PRIME • Prime Video'sLord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 is ramping up with new members. Veteran actors Ciarán Hinds, along with Rory Kinnear and Tanya Moodie willjoin the cast. • Though it is the last season of the award-winning Prime Video Show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, it appears that despite all the ups and downs of the previous years, Maisel is getting closer to fulfilling her comedy dreams. The titular character, '50s housewife Midge Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan), has been striving for stardom through the previous four seasons after discovering her calling as a stand-up comedian. Last week, Prime Video released the trailer for Season 5 (April 14). • Billie Eilish is promoting her acting debut in the new seriesSwarm. The singer shared a clip from the psychological horror series last Thursday on Instagram the day before the premiere episode. Swarm is created by Donald Glover (Atlanta) and Janine Nabers and follows Dre (Dominique Fishback), a young woman obsessed with Ni'Jah, a Beyoncé-like pop star with a militant fanbase. APPLE TV+ • Former True Detective costars Matthew McConaughey andWoody Harrelson are set to star in a new, as-yet-untitled Apple TV+ comedy series. DISNEY+ • Julianne Hough is rejoining Dancing with the Stars, replacingTyra Banks as co-host in Season 32 of the series. Hough previously appeared as a professional dancer and as a judge on DWTS. She will co-host with Alfonso Ribeiro. DWTS aired for 30 seasons on ABC and moved to Disney+ in Season 31. Disney+ has yet to announce a premiere date. • Disney+ is giving a glimpse of itsEd Sheerandocuseries with a new trailer. Ed Sheeran: The Sum of It All (May 3) will consist of four episodes. The series will explore Sheeran's childhood and rise to fame, and feature footage from his personal archives, new interviews and performances. • It appears that fresh Oscar winners Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (collectively known as Daniels), are involved in the upcoming Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series. It is not known if Daniels are directing one episode, or multiple of the live action show staring Jude Law. Daniels took home three Oscars this month for Everything Everywhere All At Once. NETFLIX • Lewis Capaldi shares his struggles with mental health in a trailer for his upcoming documentary,Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now (Apr 5), last week. • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the new series The Diplomat. The streaming service shared a firstlook photo for the drama featuringKeri Russell. • Netflix is also teasing their new series Beef with a trailer for the comedy-drama series featuring Steven Yeunand Ali Wong. PARAMOUNT+ • The music special, A Grammy Salute to The Beach Boys, is set to air April 9 on CBS and Paramount+ The 2-hour program will celebrate the career of the music icons. Beach Boys members Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, David Marks and Bruce Johnston appear on the show, which will also feature performances of the band's hits by the likes of Beck, Brandi Carlile, John Legend, Weezer, Mumford & Sons and others. Fans of the band can see them live closer to home when they take the stage at the Genesee Theater on June 2. • Blake Shelton, Carly Pearce, Cody Johnson,Keith Urban, cohostKelsea Balleriniand Lainey Wilson are set to perform at the CMT Awards ceremony on April 2, airing live on CBS and Paramount+. They join previously announced performers Carrie Underwood, Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown. Fans can vote for their favorites at vote.cmt.com through March 27. PEACOCK • There are more stories to tell in Bel-Air. The network announced that the hit show will return for a third season. • Long-running soap opera Days of Our Liveshas been renewed for two more seasons at Peacock. Most Popular TV 1. The Last of Us (HBO) 96% 2. Swarm (AMZ) 84% 3. Shadow and Bone (NFX) 86% 4. The Order (NFX) 100% 5. The Glory (NFX) 100% 6. Lucky Hank (AMC) 94% 7. Luther (BBC) 88% 8. The Mandalorian (DIS) 90% 9. Sex/Life (NFX) 21% 10. Yellowjackets (SHO) 100% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” streaming news Parenthood and Accused star Jason Ritter has signed on for a role in CBS' upcoming reboot of the classic Andy Griffith legal drama, Matlock. Kathy Bateswas previously announced to play brilliant, but folksy lawyer Madeline Matlock. Ritter will play Julian, the son of the head of the prestigious law firm where Madeline works. Skye P. Marshall, David Del Rio and Leah Lewis will also co-star in the show, which is being helmed byJane the Virgincreator Jennie Snyder Urman. ••• The Bachelor alum Charity Lawson is set to star in Season 20 ofThe Bachelorettethis summer. Lawson became a fan favorite with viewers in the current 27th season ofThe Bachelor, featuring Zach Shallcross. "Audiences saw Lawson open herself up to finding love by taking risks, all while supporting those around her. After her emotional exit, she solidified Bachelor Nation's trust in her genuine desire to find love," the network said in a press release. No premiere date has been announced for the show. ••• The Shield alum Michael Chiklis and Mayans M.C. actor Danny Pino are set to star in a new MGM+ crime thriller called Hotel Cocaine. Chris Brancato created the new series, which will star Pino as Cuban expatriate Roman Compte, manager of a popular Miami hotel and nightclub where drugs flow freely in the 1970s and '80s. Chiklis will play the federal drug agent determined to bring him down. Production is to begin on the eight-episode drama in May in the Dominican Republic. The show is expected to premiere in early 2024. network news Charity Lawson Rachel Brosnahan Keri Russell Ed Sheeran Carly Pearce
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Page 18 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com Supervised exercise called better than drugs for common type of heart failure Supervised exercise like walking, stationary cycling and even dancing about three times per week was more effective than drugs in helping people with symptoms of one of the most common types of heart failure, according to a new scientific statement. The statement summarizes the results of a review of studies by experts at the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology. It was published Tuesday in the journal Circulation and the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. One of the key findings was that exercise therapy had comparable or better results in improving exercise capacity for people with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction compared to those who have heart failure with reduced EF. Stable heart failure with preserved ejection fraction "occurs when the heart is stiff and does not relax normally to fill with enough blood to pump to the body, yet the heart muscle is still strong enough to pump well," according to a news release from the American Heart Association. "In comparison, heart failure with reduced ejection fraction occurs when the left ventricle can't pump with the force needed to push enough blood into circulation," the release noted. The studies that were examined looked at numerous types of exercise, from walking, stationary cycling, high-intensity interval training, strength training and dancing in facility settings and home-based training. The statement characterized supervised exercise therapy as being conducted three times per week, and the duration of the programs varied from one month to eight months. Treatments for heart failure are focused on reducing symptoms, such as shortness of breath and fatigue, along with minimizing or delaying the consequences of the condition. Those can include decreased quality of life, frequent hospitalizations, loss of functional independence, high health care costs and increased risk of death. "The prevalence of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction continues to increase due to aging of the population and the growing prevalence of risk factors such as obesity and Type 2 diabetes," said Dr. Vandana Sachdev, chair of the scientific statement writing committee. "Improved management of this large population of patients who have [heart failure with preserved ejection], many of whom may be undertreated, represents an urgent unmet need." The statement said heart failure with preserved ejection fraction impacts women more than men. "Exercising helps improve the heart's pumping ability, decreases blood vessel stiffness and improves the function and energy capacity of skeletal muscle," Sachdev said. "Exercise capacity is an independent, clinically meaningful patient outcome, and research has indicated that guided exercise therapy is actually more effective at improving quality of life for people who have [heart failure with preserved ejection fraction] than most medications." The report's writing committee closely examined research published since 2010 to assess the most current data on the impact of exercise-based therapies for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. It found that supervised exercise training may lead to increased peak oxygen uptake 12 to 14%, increased total exercise time by 21% and improved quality-of-life scores on the Minnesota Living with Heart Failure questionnaire 4 to 9 points. The report also acknowledges the variations in the baseline characteristics of people in the trials reviewed with some excluding patients with some coexisting health conditions. Also, many groups of people in whom heart failure is prevalent -- such as older adults, women, persons with low socioeconomic status and people from diverse racial and ethnic groups -- were under-represented. "Future work is needed to improve referral of appropriate patients to supervised exercise programs, and better strategies to improve long-term adherence to exercise training is needed," Sachdev said. "Hybrid programs combining supervised and home-based training may also be beneficial. Further, implementation efforts will need to include coverage by Medicare and other insurers." Earlier this month, a University of Cambridge study suggested that brisk 11-minute daily walks can be enough to lower a person's risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer. By Clyde Hughes health & wellness 032323
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Page 20 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com SATURDAY MARCH 25, 2023 4:45 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Glenn Miller Story James Stewart has the title role in this 1953 biography about the famous bandleader whose music energized an entire generation. The film follows his early career and personal life until the time he died. June Allyson, Harry Morgan, Charles Drake, Irving Bacon and Kathleen Lockhart co-star. 5 p.m. on TBS 2023 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament March Madness gets even madder tonight in New York, Las Vegas, Kansas City and Louisville, Ky., where the eight winners of the “Sweet 16” Regional Semifinals do battle in the “Elite Eight” Regional Finals. The winners of the games today and tomorrow — all of which air on TBS and CBS — go on to the “Final Four” National Semifinal on April 1 and 3 in Houston. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: Every Breath She Takes Jules Baker (Tamala Jones) thinks that she is finally free from her abusive husband Billy (Brian White) after she believes he died in a house fire during the couple’s final physical altercation. But as she begins to rebuild her life, while now known as the woman “that killed her husband,” she begins encountering a series of lifethreatening events, all the while she believes she’s seeing Billy at every corner in this 2023 thriller. 9 p.m. on SHOW Movie: Everything Everywhere All at Once With her laundromat teetering on the brink of failure and her marriage to wimpy husband Waymond (Ke Huy Quan) on the rocks, overworked Evelyn Wang (Michelle Yeoh) struggles to cope with everything, including tattered relationships with her judgmental father Gong Gong (James Hong) and her daughter Joy (Stephanie Hsu). She must also brace herself for an unpleasant meeting with Deirdre (Jamie Lee Curtis), an IRS auditor. But an inexplicable multiverse rift becomes an eyeopening exploration of parallel realities in this 2022 action adventure comedy. SUNDAY MARCH 26, 2023 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: Home, Not Alone This is why you hire a qualified home inspector. Sara Wilson (Andrea Bogart) and her 18-yearold daughter, Jordyn (Maya Jenson), have finally moved into their dream home in a great neighborhood to make a fresh start. But when strange occurrences start happening in the house, Sara can’t help but feel danger is lurking closer than she’d like in this 2023 thriller. 8 p.m. on HBO Succession With the sale of Waystar Royco to tech visionary Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgard) inching closer, the prospect of the sale rears angst and division among the Roys as they picture their lives once the deal is done. A power struggle ensues as the family weighs a future with diminished cultural and political weight. Not surprisingly, battle lines have been drawn with Logan (Brian Cox), Tom (Matthew Macfadyen), Greg (Nicholas Braun) on one side and the four Roy siblings on the other. 8 p.m. on SHOW Yellowjackets Things just get more complex and convoluted for Shauna (Melanie Lynskey), Misty (Christina Ricci), Natalie (Juliette Lewis) and Tai (Tawny Cypress) as the four friends relive the experience of being a part of their high school soccer team’s plane crash deep in the Canadian wilderness in the Season 2 premiere. But Walter (guest star Elijah Wood), a citizen detective, will put Misty to the test. 9 p.m. on CBS NCIS: Los Angeles When Callen (Chris O’Donnell), Sam (LL Cool J), Blye (Daniela Ruah) and the rest of the NCIS team receive a cryptic, urgent message, Fatima (Medalion Rahimi) and Rountree (Caleb Castille) must work together to solve the case. Also, Kilbride (Gerald McRaney) plans to visit his son, and Callen asks Sam to be his best man in the new episode. MONDAY MARCH 27, 2023 1 p.m. on ABC General Hospital Alums and newcomers come together to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the most scandalridden hospital in American history. Averaging 250 episodes of original programming each year for 60 years has created a spectacular list of cast members, many of whom will make appearances as the anniversary celebration continues into April. 7 p.m. on ABC The Bachelor We’re down to the final rose and if history is any kind of teacher, something is probably going to go off the rails in the Season 27 “Finale and After the Final Rose.” Bachelor Zach Shallcross has proven to be a bit of an enigma. The ladies love him. But do they love him enough? And has COVID19 caused too much of a headache in Zach’s search for true love? Also, someone keep an eye out for Rachel. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Goodbye, Mr. Chips Hello, Mr. Oscar. In a year that also saw the releases of “Gone With the Wind,” “Stagecoach” and “The Wizard of Oz,” Robert Donat’s indelible performance as the shy British schoolteacher who guides many students to adulthood snagged a 1939 Academy Award for best actor over competition that included Clark Gable’s Rhett Butler. Greer Garson also stars. 8 p.m. on CW WCIU All American: Homecoming Simone (Geffri Maya) is presented with unexpected obstacles that help her decide between Damon (Peyton Alex Smith) and Lando (guest star Martin Bobb-Semple) as she preps for the Exhibition Match. Then JR (Sylvester Powell) stands up for Cam (Mitchell Edwards) in an unusual way in the Season 2 finale episode “Diary.” 9:03 p.m. on HIST History’s Greatest of All Time With Peyton Manning There are names that are almost inseparable: Venus and Serena, Ali and Cosell, Lennon and McCartney, Batman and Robin, Simon and Garfunkel, etc. Host Peyton Manning counts down the top 10 Dynamic Duos of all time, as voted on by a panel of experts. Which terrific twosome is the most unforgettable? 10:30 p.m. on PBS Independent Lens The once-secret written language of Nushu was calligraphed on folded fans and handkerchiefs as hidden letters so women could share stories and express solidarity in a repressive era when many women were denied literacy in China. Confronting patriarchy, two modern women find solace in Nushu, rediscovering connections between traditional Chinese womanhood and the plight of contemporary feminism in the new episode “Hidden Letters.” on the airwaves Melanie Lynskey, Tawny Cypress, Juliette Lewis, & Christina Ricci return for the Season 2 premiere of “Yellowjackets” - airing Sunday night on Showtime.
www.hap2it.com March 23, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 21 TUESDAY MARCH 28, 2023 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Cool Hand Luke What we’ve got here is the ultimate prison movie, which set the standard for the genre and earned Paul Newman an Oscar nomination. His Luke is a rebellious World War II vet who lands on a chain gang for beheading some parking meters in a fit of rage. Newman didn’t win, but George Kennedy was named best supporting actor for his performance as the hulking Dragline. Strother Martin and Dennis Hopper also star in the 1967 drama. 8 p.m. on PBS American Experience The new episode explores how two perfectly orchestrated antiwar protests in the fall of 1969 — the largest the country had ever seen — pressured then President Nixon to cancel what he called his “madman” plans for a massive escalation of the U.S. war in Vietnam, including a threat to use nuclear weapons. Protestors had no idea how influential they would be and how many lives they may have saved. Stories are told here through remarkable archival footage and firsthand accounts. 9 p.m. on ABC Will Trent A horrific trailer park massacre leaves a young boy without his family, and Will (Ramon Rodriguez), strongly opposed to leaving him, becomes his temporary guardian. Meanwhile, Faith (Iantha Richardson) receives a visit from her mother, and Angie (Erika Christensen) spirals from incidents of her past in the new episode “Pterodactyls Can Fly.” Jake McLaughlin, Deion Smith, Sonja Sohn and Kurt Yue also star. 9 p.m. on FX Under the Banner of Heaven It’s a race against time, faith and insanity as Ron (Sam Worthington) and Dan (Wyatt Russell) are looking to continue their killing spree with the help of both God and Lady Luck. But Det. Jeb Pyre (Andrew Garfield) is having an existential crisis of his own while hunting the killers with partner Bill Taba (Gil Birmingham). Tune in to see if faith saves the day in the Season 1 finale episode “Blood Atonement.” Other stars include Daisy Edgar-Jones, Billy Howle and Rory Culkin. WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, 2023 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Fog of War An Oscar winner for best documentary feature, director Errol Morris’ (“The Thin Blue Line”) 2003 profile of former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara offers an insider’s view of pivotal world events during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. The Cuban Missile Crisis and the Vietnam War are covered substantially in McNamara’s recollections, which were filmed by Morris over the course of two years. 8 p.m. on CW WCIU Riverdale Everyone is still trapped in the 1950s and blissfully unaware of why they’re there. Well, everyone but Jughead (Cole Sprouse). But he is determined to return the town back to the present day. To do so, he will need the help of his girlfriend Tabitha Tate (Erinn Westbrook) in the Season 7 premiere episode “Don’t Worry, Darling.” Lili Reinhart, Camila Mendes, Casey Cott, KJ Apa, Vanessa Morgan, Charles Melton, Madchen Amick, and Drew Ray Tanner also star. 8 p.m. on HIST Pawn Stars Rick and Chum show off their pearly whites when a seller brings in a pair of Tyrannosaur teeth. But will they bite off more than they can chew? Then Corey goes to bat for a signed Mark Buehrle jersey, but will his offer come out of left field? Then, a set of “M*A*S*H” action figures is on Rick’s radar. THURSDAY MARCH 30, 2023 6:30 p.m. on TNT NBA Basketball Playoff implications are all over tonight’s TNT NBA doubleheader, which starts off with a clash between the top two teams in the East as Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks defend home hardwood from Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics. These teams have split their first two games this season, each winning at home. Then in the nightcap, two Western contenders collide when CJ McCollum and the New Orleans Pelicans visit Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets, against whom they have a 1-2 record so far this year. 7 p.m. on CW WCIU Walker In this entertaining second half of the two-part episode the Texas Rangers and the Walker Family must contend with Grey Flag’s plans and one truth ... that everything was a lie. But will they be able to turn things around in time before more damage is done? Stars include Jared Padalecki, and Lindsey Morgann. 7 p.m. on DISN Movie: Prom Pact High school senior Mandy (Peyton Elizabeth Lee, “Andi Mack”) eschews prom season to focus on her ultimate goal of getting into Harvard. But when she’s put on a wait list, she must rely on help from the guy she abhors most — popular all-star jock Graham Lansing (Blake Draper, “Bad Mothers”), whose father is a powerful senator and Harvard alum. Wendi McLendon-Covey also stars in this original 2023 family comedy. 7 p.m. on HIST Swamp People Baby it’s cold outside. An unexpected cold front threatens to freeze up gator season and cost everyone big gators and big dollars. Troy looks for warm waters to save the day, while Don mixes up a special juice he thinks will lure big gators out of their frosty confines. Then Joey and Zak bet everything on a set of open flood gates. Meanwhile, Willie beats the cold with a radical new strategy and Ronnie risks it all in the Dynamite Hole. 9 p.m. on FREE Good Trouble Career days. Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) returns to the tech startup Speckulate, while Davia (Emma Hunton) evaluates her next career move when a friend from her theater days resurfaces. Then Luca (Booboo Stewart) gets concerned when he struggles to keep up in his first-ever professional dance class. And Malika (Zuri Adele) attempts to find work/life balance in the new episode “About Damn Time.” FRIDAY MARCH 31, 2023 3 p.m. on FX Movie: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham reprise their respective roles from the “Fast” action franchise in David Leitch’s actionpacked 2019 spin-off, which finds the two frequent adversaries grudgingly working together with Shaw’s sister (Vanessa Kirby) in a desperate bid to stop a cybernetically enhanced terrorist (Idris Elba) who is threatening to unleash a deadly virus on the world. Eliza Gonzalez, Cliff Curtis and Helen Mirren also are featured. 6:30 p.m. on TNT Movie: Doctor Strange Benedict Cumberbatch already had become a global superstar via his blockbuster TV success with “Sherlock” when he tapped into another huge fan base with this 2016 Marvel Comics-based smash, which casts him as gifted yet arrogant surgeon Stephen Strange, whose career is cut short by a nearfatal car crash. Subsequently, he becomes a master of the mystic arts. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rachel McAdams, Benedict Wong and Tilda Swinton also star in the film, which earned an Oscar nomination for its visual effects. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Psycho Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 thriller gave Janet Leigh a lifelong fear of showers, Anthony Perkins a lifelong typecasting albatross and the horror genre a whole new set of conventions. Perkins is at his chilling best as murderous, momfixated motel manager Norman Bates, a role he reprised in three sequels. Leigh won a Golden Globe and earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of the embezzler on the run who checks into the Bates Motel but doesn’t check out. 8 p.m. on PBS Joni Mitchell: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song Legendary singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell is honored as the recipient of the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. This tribute concert celebrates the artist who set a new standard of marrying music and lyrics. With songs such as “Both Sides, Now,” “Chelsea Morning,” “Big Yellow Taxi,” “Woodstock” and “The Circle Game,” Mitchell became a household name and left a distinct impression on both American culture and internationally, drawing from jazz, classical and rock as she crossed various musical genres. 8:30 p.m. on CW WCIU The Great American Joke Off This new series will leave you laughing as it celebrates gags, wisecracks, one-liners and the simple art of telling a great joke. Teams tell as many quick jokes as possible on various categories, mashing different subjects together to create ridiculous puns, coming up with hilarious set-ups to different punchlines, and even using the texts on an audience member’s phone as a springboard for jokes over the course of rounds. Host Dulcé Sloan decides which team has won each round based on who she thinks has been the funniest. on the airwaves
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Page 24 HAPPENINGS March 23, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 3/23 Chaka Khan 70, Brett Eldredge 37, Randall Park 49, Keri Russell 47 3/24 Jack Johnson 27, Jim Parsons 50, Jessica Chastain 46, Alyson Hannigan 49 3/25 Big Sean 35, Elton John 76, Sarah Jessica Parker 58, Ryan Lewis 35, Katharine McPhee 39, Jenny Slate 41, Buzz Osbourne 59, Marcia Cross 61 3/26 Keira Knightley 38, Diana Ross 79, Steven Tyler 75, Kenny Chesney 55, Leslie Mann 51, Martin Short 73 3/27 Mariah Carey 53, Fergie 48, Quentin Tarantino 60, Nathan Fillion 52, Pauley Perrette 54, Kimbra 33 3/28 Lady Gaga 37, Reba McEntire 68, Kate Gosselin 48, Vince Vaughn 53, Julia Styles 42, Nick Frost 51 3/29 Hana Hayes 24, Lucy Lawless 55, Elle Macpherson 59, Brendan Gleeson 68, John Popper 56, Perry Farrell 64 If you missed iconic pop star Elton John when he last came through on his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour, you will need a long plane ride to catch him before he retires from touring. Show dates have been booked in Europe through this summer, wrapping up the COVID postponed 5-year tour in Sweden. birthdays Mar 29, 1795 24-year-old Ludwig van Beethoven hosts his debut performance as a pianist in Vienna Mar 25, 1954 RCA advertises the 1st color TV set ($1000) Mar 28, 1971 The final regular episode of The Ed Sullivan Show airs on CBS Mar 27, 1973 At the Academy Awards, Best Actor winner Marlon Brando refuses the award and sends Sacheen Littlefeather to give a speech protesting Hollywood’s portrayal of Native Americans Mar 29, 1978 After 11 seasons, the CBS variety program The Carol Burnett Show airs its series finale Mar 24, 1980 The ABC nightly news show chronicling the Iran Hostage crisis is renamed Nightline Mar 27, 1981 Former Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne releases his debut solo album Blizzard of Ozz Mar 26, 1986 Geffen Records signs Los Angeles rock group Guns N Roses Mar 27, 1992 Bruce Springsteen releases two studio albums - Human Touch and Lucky Town Mar 23, 1994 Radio show host Howard Stern announces his Libertarian run for NY governor Mar 25, 2002 The reality show The Bachelor debuts on ABC Mar 24, 2005 The US version of The Office, starring Steve Carell, premiers on NBC Mar 26, 2013 Ariana Grande releases her debut single, The Way Mar 25, 2015 Zayn Malik announces he is leaving the band One Direction Mar 29, 2019 Billie Eilish releases her debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be mindful when exploring your more imaginative ideas this week. Life may offer you something that makes "be careful what you wish for" feel more meaningful. Avoid putting aside obligations or ignoring assigned tasks. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Misunderstandings could put a damper on possible social plans. Wait until tomorrow to discuss arrangements with loved ones or to develop business strategies with others. Your diligence can make short work of any tasks on your day planner. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Mistakes may distort the big picture. You might see someone through rose-colored glasses but should remember that hindsight is twenty-twenty. You may need to get to know someone better before you put your money, or your heart, in their hands. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The universe is always watching, lucky for you that your integrity keeps you on the high road. Think things through carefully because an error could create more work later. A loved one may be preoccupied and seem unsympathetic to your problems. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Requests for sympathy may make you feel uncomfortable. Some of your crew may be acting vague and hard to pin down. You may see how you could have handled a business or financial matter differently later in the week. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The week ahead may bring you face to face with your most important ambitions. Be willing to work hard to obtain the financial security you crave. You and a loved one may tackle a problem from opposite points of view. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Someone could twist you around their little finger. Romance might be on your mind and it could make you want to put your ambitions on the back-burner. You might not see what is happening unless you read between the lines. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This could be the type of day when you feel like tackling more productive tasks over creative projects. Avoid spats with loved ones; if single, take a rain check on possible blind dates. Focus on making money rather than spending it this week. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You can be successful because you are honest and forthright. Competitive people could take unethical paths to take the lead away from others. Use your warmth and friendliness to bring people together for mutual enjoyment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): The harder you work, the more you may accomplish. You might be burning the candle at both ends before the week is done. Climb the ladder of success by being diligent, persistent and astute to eventually achieve your goals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Try to be more flexible so you do not end up stuck in a holding pattern. You may end up flustered if you only focus on the idea of how things are supposed to be. You cannot alter the past, but you can learn from it and do better in the future. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Make sure to make time so you can get adequate rest. You can become worn down if you overwork yourself. Although some people may appreciate your businesslike manner, a seeming lack of sensitivity can create misunderstandings. 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