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Page 4 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com In December 2018, John Legend joined then-newly elected U.S. Rep. Alexandria OcasioCortez, D-N.Y., to criticize the exploitation of congressional interns on Capitol Hill, most of whom worked for no pay. Legend's timing was ironic. NBC's The Voice had just announced that Legend would join as a judge. He would go on to reportedly earn $14 million a season by his third year on the show. Meanwhile, all of the participants on The Voice, save for the winner, earned $0 for their time, apart from a housing and food stipend -- much like those congressional interns. The fall 2023 TV lineup will be saturated with low-cost reality TV shows like The Voice; for networks, it's an end-around to the ongoing TV writers and actors strikes. Whether it's The Voice, House Hunters, American Chopper or The Bachelorette, reality shows thrive thanks to a simple business model: They pay millions of dollars for big-name celebrities to serve as judges, coaches and hosts, while participants work for free or for paltry pay under the guise of chasing their dreams or gaining exposure. These participants are the unpaid interns of the entertainment industry, even though it's their stories, personalities and talent that draw the viewers. Dreams vs. reality To conduct research for my book, Getting Signed: Record Contracts, Musicians and Power in Society, I interviewed musicians around the country. The book was about the exploitative nature of record contracts. But during my research, I kept running into singers who had either auditioned for or participated in The Voice. On the show, singers compete on teams headed by a celebrity coach. Following a blind audition and various elimination rounds, the live broadcasts begin with four teams of five members apiece. These 20 contestants spend months working in Los Angeles and are provided with only their room and board. Each week, at least one player is eliminated. At the end of each season, the winner receives $100,000 and a record contract. While some viewers might see reality shows like The Voice as launching pads for music careers, many of the musicians I spoke with were disheartened by their experiences on the show. Unlike American Idol, where a number of winners, from Kelly Clarkson to Jordan Sparks, have made it big, no winners of The Voice have become stars. The closest person to "making it" from The Voice is the controversial country singer Morgan Wallen, who was infamously dropped by his label and country radio following the emergence of a video of him using a racial slur. And Wallen didn't even win The Voice; in fact, he barely made it past the blind audition. Former contestants repeatedly told me that the television exposure did little to help their careers. Prior to joining the show, many of the musicians were trying to scratch out a living through touring or performing. They put their developing careers on pause to chase their dreams. However, the show's contracts have stipulated that contestants cannot perform, sell their name, image and likeness, or record new music while on The Voice. This leaves the 20 finalists with no means to sell their music, even as they spend up to eight months competing. When the show's losers return to performing, many of them have little new material to promote. By the time they drop a new single or album and announce a tour, some of them told me that they had lost a good portion of their following. There is one group of people who receive meaningful exposure from these shows: the coaches and judges. Several singers, such as Gwen Stefani and Pharell Williams, have used The Voice to jolt their stagnating music careers. While earning millions as coaches and judges, these stars even use the show to promote their music -- something the contestants are barred from doing. Paying these contestants is feasible. If Legend earned $13 million instead of $14 million, that spare million dollars could be dispersed to half of the contestants at $100,000 apiece -- an amount that's currently only reserved for the winner of the show. Cut the salaries of all four coaches by $1 million apiece, and it would free up enough money to pay all 20 contestants $200,000 each. Gold mine for networks The Voice is far from the only reality show to take advantage of the genre's low overhead costs. Over the past two decades, shows featuring Americans looking to buy houses or remodel their homes have exploded in popularity. HGTV cornered this market by creating popular shows such as House Hunters, Flip or Flop and Property Brothers. Viewers might not realize just how profitable these shows are. Take House Hunters. The show follows a prospective homebuyer as they tour three homes. Homebuyers featured on the show have noted that they earn only $500 for their work, and the episodes take three to five days and about 30 hours to film. The show's producers don't pay the realtors to be on it. Reality TV show contestants more like unpaid interns than Hollywood stars John Legend reportedly earns $14 million a season for being a judge on "The Voice." Meanwhile, all of the participants on the show, save for the winner, earned $0 for their time, apart from a housing and food stipend story continues on page 7 Born John Roger Stephens December 28, 1978 (age 44) Springfield, Ohio At the age of 15, Legend won a Black History Month essay competition run byMcDonald's, following the prompt "How do you intend to make Black history?" with an essay about how he intended to be a successful musician. Legend was a whiz in school, skipping two grades, graduating high school early and enrolling at the University of Pennsylvania at age 16. In college, Legend served as president and musical director of the jazz and pop a cappella group the Counterparts. In 2001, Legend was signed to Kanye West’s record label and chose his stage name to what he perceived as an “old school sound.” His debut album, “Get Lifted” was released in 2004 and debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200 charts. FYI: John Legend

www.hap2it.com September 28, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 5 Sleepless and Alone A new study of 9,430 adults aged 50 and older found a significant link between loneliness and insomnia symptoms, such as difficulty falling and staying asleep or waking up too early in the morning. Loneliness can spark insomnia symptoms through different pathways, such as increased stress, anxiety and heightened vigilance (an elevated state of constantly assessing potential worries or threats). Body of Knowledge Saliva production has a circadian rhythm, with the most spit produced in late afternoon and least at night. Salivation consists of five phases, reports Mental Floss. Most are triggered by the passage of food through the body; not all are good. The first phase is cephalic, which occurs when you see or smell something delicious. The buccal phase is the body's reflexive response to the actual presence of food in the mouth (which aids in swallowing). The esophageal phase involves the stimulation of the salivary glands as food moves through the esophagus. The gastric phase occurs if something irritates your stomach, such as just before vomiting. The intestinal phase is triggered by a food that doesn't agree with you passing through the upper intestine. Counts 1 in 6 — Ratio of parents who say they have a child who at some point tells them their stomach hurts at least once a month 1 in 3 — Ratio of parents of children, 3 to 10 years old, who said they were confident when such complaints were serious and required a doctor's visit and when they were not Source: University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health Stories for the Waiting Room In 2018, a 28-year-old New Zealand man was charged with stealing two human toes from an exhibition displaying human corpses and organs. The recovered digits were valued at $5,500. The man was also charged with improperly interfering with the dead body of an unknown person. In New Zealand, apparently, the law is lack toes intolerant. Doc Talk Ad lib — Technically, this term is more often used by nurses and means "ad libitum," or "as much as one desires." Examples: how much food or liquid a patient can have or how often they can get out of bed. Food for Thought Carbon monoxide is an odorless gas that can be deadly, but the same stuff that comes out of your car's tailpipe can also be used in packaging beef and some types of fish, such as tilapia and tuna, because it helps preserve their pinkish blush. The gas is injected into plastic wrapped foods after all of the air has been sucked out. It's considered safe for humans, but it isn't widely used anymore because food safety organizations objected to its potential for masking meat spoilage. Best Medicine Becoming a vegetarian is a huge missed steak. Observation "Jogging is very beneficial. It's good for your legs and feet. It's also very good for the ground. It makes it feel needed." — Peanuts cartoon creator Charles M. Schulz (1922-2000) Medical History This week in 1895, Daniel David Palmer gave the first chiropractic adjustment to Harvey Lillard in Davenport, Iowa, now home of Palmer Chiropractic College. Med School Q: Why does squinting seem to improve vision — at least in the moment? A: Two reasons. First, squinting can help temporarily reshape the lens to focus light where it needs to go. Second, it can reduce the amount of light going into the eye. In both cases, it's providing an assist to the retina, helping just the right amount of light to hit the right part of the retina. Contrary to some notions, squinting a lot does not damage eyesight, but it's a good indication that you might need to see an optometrist. Epitaphs "She loved bamboo." — A memorial to Eleanor Crum (1905- 2000) at the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, where presumably there's a lot of bamboo 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! WHERE EVERYONE IS WELCOME! 082423 Classes for ages 2 1/2 + Classes for ages 2 1/2 + Non-Competitive & Competitive Programs on-Competitive & Competitive Programs in Jazz, Lyrical, Tap, Ballet, Contemporary, in Jazz, Lyrical, Tap, Ballet, Contemporary, & Modern all offered. & Modern all offered. Register at www.EmsDanceCenter.com Register at www.EmsDanceCenter.com No experience necessary! 5913 6th Ave A 5913 6th Ave A Kenosha, WI enosha, WI 262-748-1010 262-748-1010

Page 6 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com Those who want to make the most of Halloween can include travel plans in their schedules. North America boasts plenty of locations that have scary-sounding monikers, are supposedly haunted, or have attractions that will appeal to those looking for a few extra chills and thrills. • Salem, Massachusetts Salem is a prime spot to spend Halloween because of the events that took place there in 1692-93 surrounding the Salem Witch Trials. Mass hysteria among the area's Puritans resulted in accusations, convictions and executions of people purported to be witches. Given witches' relationship to Halloween, Salem is popular among tourists yearround, and especially so in October. • Screams Halloween Theme Park Visitors to Dallas, Texas may be expecting to see cows, horses or even oil rigs, but they also can visit a theme park devoted to Halloween fright. Screams Halloween Theme Park visitors can see five haunted attractions and additional entertainment. • Tombstone, Arizona This is the quintessential Wild West town made famous by Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Resident ghosts are said to haunt the theater, and there are haunted hotels where visitors can stay. Some walking ghost tours can make a visit even more frightful. • Hell's Gate, British Columbia Hell's Gate is located on the Fraser River at a point where it narrows and becomes whitewater rapids. Visitors can take an Airtram down into the canyon to see Hell's Gate up close or traverse a suspension bridge. • Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY Many historic cemeteries offer tours around Halloween and at other times of the year. Greenwood in the borough of Brooklyn is one of them. Walk the winding paths on your own, or sign up for a private tour. While you're in the area, take the Verrazano Narrows Bridge into Staten Island to visit the spooky-sounding Great Kills area. "Kill" comes from the old Dutch term meaning "creek." Staten Island also has Arthur Kill and Kill Van Kull, which sound equally ominous. • Sleepy Hollow, New York "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" is a classic story by Washington Irving featuring the fabled Headless Horseman. The real Sleepy Hollow is a small town along the Hudson River. During Halloween season, visitors can tour Gothic mansions and enjoy haunted hayrides, blazing pumpkins and more. Make sure you cross the Headless Horseman Bridge with plenty of time to spare to make it out of town before sunset. • Savannah, Georgia Tourists in Savannah will find the city is billed as "America's most haunted city." There are a wide range of architecture styles and plenty of spots that would be right at home in horror flicks. Tours let visitors explore the city's haunted happenings. Halloween is a time to enjoy the cool weather by traveling to locations with scary names and scenery. Travel to these destinations for a good scare this Halloween travel North America boasts plenty of locations that have scary-sounding monikers, are supposedly haunted, or have attractions that will appeal to those looking for a few extra chills and thrills. Eight people were injured on a JetBlue flight Monday as it hit "sudden severe turbulence" shortly before landing in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Both the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration have announced investigations. According to the NTSB, the Airbus A320 hit sudden turbulence over Jamaica as it traveled from Ecuador to Florida. The plane landed safely just before 5:30 a.m. local time, according to JetBlue's flight tracker. "JetBlue flight 1256 with scheduled service from Guayaquil, Ecuador, to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., experienced sudden severe turbulence as it neared Florida," the airline said in a statement Monday. "The flight landed safely at Fort L a u d e r d a l e - H o l l y w o o d International Airport where it was met by medical personnel who transported seven customers and one in-flight crew member to the hospital for evaluation and treatment," JetBlue said. Research has linked climate change to an increase in turbulence, specifically clear-air turbulence in the jet stream. "As you're flying, clear-air turbulence can come out of nowhere, hit the aircraft quite suddenly, and you don't have time to put the seatbelt sign on," University of Reading researcher Isabel Smith told AccuWeather national reporter Bill Wadell in July. JetBlue has not commented on the circumstances of the turbulence, the severity of the injuries or whether the injured were wearing seatbelts when the turbulence hit. "The aircraft for this flight has been taken out of service for inspection," the New York-based carrier said. "JetBlue will work to support our customers and crew members." NTSB to investigate JetBlue flight after 8 injured in 'sudden severe turbulence'

www.hap2it.com September 28, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 7 Filmmaker and presenter Bertie Gregory said he had a plan at the start of his new National Geographic docuseries, Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory, but his non-human co-stars didn't always cooperate. Airing on Disney+, the six-part series shows Gregory following individual animals and capturing their daily lives for weeks at a time in Antarctica, the Galapagos Islands, Botswana, Patagonia, Indonesia and the Central African Republic. "The lovely thing about the natural world is that animals don't read scripts," Gregory said in a Zoom interview. "We document the incredible lives of these animals, alongside our struggles to keep up with them. Because that's a pretty open format, it means that we can really roll with whatever happens," he said. Up Close builds on what the filmmaker learned making the 2022 series Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory, which also documented animal behavior in remote locations. "The most powerful and engaging wildlife stories were when -- rather than focusing on an entire species-- we focused on an individual animal family, and that's what's really cool about Animals Up Close. We are following not just one [type of] animal, but an individual animal," he said. Of course, tracking specific animals that don't generally like people presented challenges. "It means if you lose your puma or your killer whale family, you can't just find another one," he said. "That was the only puma we were interested in filming." The team had to re-find the Patagonian big cat every day for nearly two months because they didn't follow her at night. "Some days, the family would only move a couple of miles and hang out for most of the day, lounge around in the sun," Gregory said. "Some days, she would leave the cubs and walk 15-plus miles up and down the mountains in a gale and we just had to keep up with her, with all our camera equipment." One of the highlights of Up Close shows Gregory and his team capturing footage of two humpback whales in Antarctica trying to intervene as endangered B1 killer whales hunted a seal, offering rare evidence of one marine animal trying to protect another species from a predator. "That was certainly the most incredible demonstration of animal intelligence I've ever seen," Gregory said. "People always want to know just how smart animals are. That, to me, was just spine-tingling to watch. To see such levels of team work and cooperation and, I think, creativity, was really amazing." Advances in technology in recent years have made Gregory's job easier, resulting in extraordinarily beautiful footage he can share to educate and entertain TV audiences. "Drones are probably the biggest game changer in wildlife films in the last five years," Gregory said. "They allow us to tell animal behavior stories like never before." Gregory and his team also used military-grade re-breathers to help them track hard-to-find underwater subjects in the Devil Ray Islands. "Traditional scuba-diving equipment is very noisy. You make a lot of bubbles and you are very limited by the amount of time you can spend underwater," Gregory said. The re-breathers recycled the divers' air and produced no bubbles. "That means you can be much quieter and get much closer to elusive animals and, critically, they allow you to stay down for much longer," Gregory said. "We could do single dives that were more than three hours in length. Rather than being a temporary visitor to the underwater world, you become part of the environment, which is really important for wildlife stories." Gregory wants viewers of the program to come away with an appreciation for the natural world and a better understanding of the threats it faces. "There's enough doom and gloom in the news cycle and one thing I'm really proud of with the series is that we celebrate the conservation success stories in each episode," he said. "There are some amazing people that really do give me hope, turning around our relationship with the natural world and I'm really excited that, as we shine a spotlight on the animals, we get to shine a light on them, as well." By Karen Butler Bertie Gregory stars in the new NatGeo wildlife series “Up Close” - airing on Disney+ 'Up Close' documentarian : Animals don't read scripts Sidestepping unions That massive budget gap between reality TV and sitcoms is not simply due to an absence of star actors. Many scripted television shows are based in Los Angeles, where camera crews, stunt doubles, costume artisans, makeup artists and hair stylists are unionized. But shows like House Hunters, which are filmed across the country, will recruit crews from right-to-work states. These are states where employees cannot be compelled to join a union or pay union dues as a condition of employment. For these reasons, unions have far less power in these states than they do in places traditionally associated with film and entertainment, such as California and New York. That's one reason why TV production started moving to Atlanta -- what's been dubbed the "Hollywood of the South" -- where shows like The Walking Dead and Stranger Things have been filmed. Knoxville, Tenn., has also become a reality TV mecca. Like Georgia, Tennessee is also a rightto-work state. In Knoxville, many working musicians join the city's low-paying entertainment apparatus by taking gigs working on TV and film production crews between shows and tours. At a time when TV writers and actors are on strike, it is important to understand that the entertainment industry will try to exploit labor for profit whenever it can. Reality TV is a way to undercut the leverage of striking workers, whether it's through their lack of unionized actors or their use of nonunionized production crews. Contestants, casts and crew members are starting to catch on. Many reality TV participants have said that they feel like strike scabs. As John Legend put it, "Unpaid internships make it so only kids with means and privilege get the valuable experience." Reality TV does the same to aspiring actors, musicians and celebrities. By David Arditi continued from page 4 John Legend Megan Ruger who appeared on season 6 of The Voice joins Happenings Q & A Friday, October 6 at 10:20am to share her experience as a contestant. Qaam1050WLIP &

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Page 12 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com Sophia Loren undergoes surgery after fall at home Italian screen legend Sophia Loren has been hospitalized after a fall at her home in Geneva, according to a post on her restaurant chain's Facebook page. "Earlier today a fall at her home in Geneva caused Ms Loren hip fractures. Operated with a positive outcome, he will now have to observe a short period of recovery and follow a road to rehabilitation," a message on the account said. "Thankfully everything worked out for the best and the Lady will be back with us very soon. The whole team at Sophia Loren Restaurant takes this opportunity to wish her a speedy recovery." The Hollywood Reporter cited an unnamed source as saying the 89-year-old Oscar winner fell in her bathroom and fractured her femur, as well as her hip. The star of dozens of movies in Europe and Hollywood, including 1960's Two Women, most recently acted in the 2020 Netflix film, The Life Ahead. Ex judge stripped of law license after claims she stole from her uncle to buy cryptocurrency A former judge in Cook County, Ill., has been stripped of her law license after claims she stole money from her uncle to buy cryptocurrency. Patricia Manila Martin was accused of stealing $240,000 in funds belonging to Oscar Lawton Wilkerson, Jr., after he moved into a nursing home. Martin allegedly made false statements to Wilkerson's physician and close friend about the balance in his investment, checking and money market accounts after she had closed those accounts. The saga began when Maceo R. Ellison, a friend of the then 95-year-old Wilkerson, recommended he be moved into the nursing home. Ellison held power of attorney but asked Martin, the niece of Wilkerson's former spouse, to help him manage his financial affairs. Martin resigned her position as a circuit court judge in Cook County as Wilkerson moved into Brookdale Senior Living in Orland Park in December 2020. That same month, Martin closed Wilkerson's accounts and used the money to purchase bitcoin in her name that she exclusively controlled, despite not being authorized by Ellison or Wilkerson to do so. Vaping linked to higher risk of asthma in teens New research underscores the harms of e-cigarettes, showing that vaping increases the risk of asthma in teens who have never smoked cigarettes. Although e-cigarettes have fewer toxins than regular cigarettes, they still contain a mixture of harmful chemicals and raise the risk of respiratory diseases. "Increasing knowledge about the harmful effects of ecigarette use, implementing stricter regulations, and promoting alternative coping mechanisms for mental health are potential interventions to mitigate e-cigarette use," lead author Taehyun Roh, of Texas A&M University, said. Asthma causes wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness and coughing. It can be controlled by taking medicine and avoiding the triggers that can cause an attack, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This new study used data from Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, a CDC survey. About 3,000 adolescents in Texas, ages 13 to 17, were questioned between 2015 and 2019. The researchers compared the results with responses from more than 32,000 teens in the broader United States. Respondents were asked whether they had ever used an e-cigarette, how often they vaped and whether they had ever been told they had asthma. Researchers said that the association found between ecigarette use and asthma among those who had never smoked conventional tobacco products demonstrates that vaping increases the risk of asthma independently from other tobacco use. First-time Powerball player wins $100,000 A Michigan woman had a brush with beginner's luck when she bought a Powerball ticket for the first time and won a $100,000 prize. Latasha Robinson, 43, of Redford, told officials the ticket she bought for the Aug. 14 drawing was her first-ever Powerball ticket. "I've never played Powerball, but my husband plays a lot, so I bought a ticket while I was at the store," Robinson said. The first-time player discovered the next day that she had matched four white balls and the Powerball in the drawing, earning a $50,000 prize that was doubled to $100,000 thanks to the Power Play option. Sheep eat 600 pounds of marijuana plants A flock of sheep found their way into a greenhouse in Greece and ate more than 600 pounds of marijuana plants being cultivated for medical use. Yiannis Bourounis, owner of the greenhouse, said his crop had already been damaged by heat and recent floods when a flock of sheep managed to enter the greenhouse and feast on the remaining cannabis plants. He estimated the sheep munched their way through more than 600 pounds of plants. Bourounis said the sheep were "jumping higher than goats" after eating their ill-begotten greenery. coast to coast FAA proposes rule to reduce space debris as SpaceX launches 22 satellites SpaceX launched 22 satellites for its Starlink "constellation" into low-Earth orbit as the Federal Aviation Administration proposed a new rule to reduce space debris from commercial flights. The satellites were launched by a Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. "This was the 17th flight for the first stage booster supporting this mission, which previously launched GPS III-3, Turksat 5A, Transporter-2, Intelsat G-33/G-34, Transporter6, and now 12 Starlink missions," SpaceX said in a statement. The launch came just a day after the FAA said it is proposing a rule to limit the growth of orbital debris from commercial space flights. The FAA said in a statement that limiting debris will "reduce the potential for collisions with spacecraft and satellites to promote a sustainable space environment." The proposed rule would require companies like SpaceX to dispose of the upper stages of their rockets in one of five ways. Companies would be required to either conduct a controlled entry, move the upper stage to a less congested storage or graveyard orbit, send the upper stage on an Earth-escape orbit, remove the upper stage debris within five years in a process called active debris removal, or perform and uncontrolled atmospheric disposal. The FAA said that the number of orbital objects larger than about four inches is estimated to be over 23,000, as of July. Paul Sipiera joins Happenings Q&A on Fri. Oct. 6th at 9:20am on AM1050 WLIP. Sophia Loren

www.hap2it.com September 28, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 Doja Cat returns with 'Scarlet' album Doja Cat is back with new music. The 27-year-old singer and rapper released her fourth studio album,Scarlet, and a music video for the song "Agora Hills" last Friday. The "Agora Hills" video shows Doja Cat and her group of backup dancers emerge in a world where a disaster has occurred. Scarlet features 16 other songs, including the single "Paint the Town Red.” Scarlet marks Doja Cat's first album sincePlanet Her, released in 2021. The singer will promoteScarletwithher first-ever headlining tour, which kicks off Oct. 31 in San Francisco. Kelly Clarkson features daughter on song Kelly Clarkson is back with new music. The 41-year-old singer and television personality released a deluxe version of her album Chemistry last Friday and features five new songs, including "You Don't Make Me Cry" featuring Clarkson's daughter, River Rose. "She was 5yrs old when she was layin down tracks for 'you don't make me cry,'" Clarkson previously told fans. Clarkson has two children, River, now 9, and son Remy, 7, with her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock. The new Chemistry tracks also include "I Won't Give Up," "Did You Know," "Goodbye" and "Roses." Clarkson originally released Chemistry in June. The album is her first non-holiday album since Meaning of Life in 2017. Chemistry explores Clarkson's relationship with Blackstock, from whom she splitin June 2020 after nearly four years of marriage. Journey to extend 50th anniversary tour into 2024 Journey is extending its 50th anniversary tour into 2024. The rock band announced new dates for itsFreedomtour with Toto. The new dates begin Feb. 8, 2024, in Biloxi, Miss., and conclude April 29 in Bridgeport, Conn. "We are looking forward to hitting the road again with our very good friends Toto! Come join us for a special evening full of fun and rockin' good memories. See you soon, friends," lead guitarist Neal Schon said. "Great success and so much fun. It is truly one big happy family, and it is a great night of music. Can't wait to see you all out there soon in 2024!" Toto's Steve Lukather added. Journey originally kicked off the Freedom tour in February of this year. The tour sees the group performs its hits, including "Don't Stop Believin," "Any Way You Want It," "Faithfully," "Lights" and more. Kylie Minogue releases new album Kylie Minogue is celebrating the release of her album Tension. The 55-year-old Australian singer thanked fans on Instagram following the album's release. “I am so, so, SO thrilled to say that my new album TENSION is now yours! I hope you feel the love, searching and abandon that I felt making this record. Thank you for all your love and support," she wrote. Tension marks Minogue's first new album in nearly three years -- her first since Disco, released in 2020. Minogue's label, BMG,previously described Tension as featuring "euphoric, empowered dance floor bangers and sultry pop cuts," along with "unabashed pleasure-seeking, seize-the-moment, joyful pop tunes." Dolly Parton recruits Linda Perry for 'What's Up?' cover Dolly Parton recruited singersongwriter and former 4 Non Blondes frontwomanLinda Perry for a cover of the band's song "What's Up?" Parton, 77, released the cover featuring Perry, 58, last Friday. "What's Up?" is written by Perry and originally appeared on the 4 Non Blondes' 1992 debut album, Bigger, Better, Faster, More!. Parton's version of "What's Up?" appears on her forthcoming album Rockstar. The album features nine original songs and 21 covers of favorite rock songs, including collaborations with Miley Cyrus, Stevie Nicks, Elton John, Steven Tyler, Debbie Harry and other artists. Usher to headline next Super Bowl Halftime Show R&B super-star Usher has been booked to perform the next Super Bowl Halftime Show. The game will be played Feb. 11 in Las Vegas. Usher, 44, is a Grammy winner best known for his songs "Yeah," "Burn," "My Boo," "Caught Up," "U Remind Me," "U Got It Bad" and "U Don't Have to Call." Rihanna provided the musical entertainment for the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show. Blink-182 releases singles ahead of album Blink-182 is back with new music. The pop punk band released the songs "One More Time" and "More Than You Know" last week. Blink-182 also shared a music video for "One More Time" that shows the band perform in different locations, including a bank vault. The lyrics reflect on the challenges the band members experienced prior to their reunion, including Travis Barker's 2008 plane crash and Mark Hoppus' cancer diagnosis. "One More Time" and "More Than You Know" appear on Blink-182's forthcoming album One More Time... The band will release the album Oct. 20, the first album to feature Barker, Hoppus and Tom DeLonge since Neighborhoods, released in 2011. music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1989 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Girl I’m Gonna Miss You/Milli Vanilli 2. Heaven/Warrant 3. If I Could Turn Back Time/Cher 4. Cherish/Madonna 5. Miss You Much/Janet Jackson 6. 18 and Life/Skid Row 7. One/Bee Gees 8. Kisses On The Wind/Nenah Cherry 9. Don’t Wanna Lose You/Gloria Estefan 10. Love Song/The Cure Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Girl You Know It’s True/Milli Vanilli 2. Hangin’ Tough/New Kids on the Block 3. Forever Your Girl/Paula Abdul 4. Steel Wheels/The Rolling Stones 5. Repeat Offender/Richard Marx 6. Full Moon Fever/Tom Petty 7. Skid Row/Skid Row 8. Dr. Feelgood/Motley Crue 9. Raw & The Crooked/Fine Young Cannibals 10. Dirty Rotten Filty Stinking Rich/Warrant BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Vampire/Olivia Rodrigo 2. Paint the Town Red/Doja Cat 3. I Remember Everything/Zach Bryan 4. Fast Car/Luke Combs 5. Cruel Summer/Taylor Swift 6. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 7. Bad Idea Right?/Olivia Rodrigo 8. Snooze/SZA 9. Fukumean/Gunna 10. Dance the Night/Dua Lipa Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Guts/Olivia Rodrigo 2. Layover/V 3. Zach Bryan/Zach Bryan 4. One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen 5. Utopia/Travis Scott 6. SOS/SZA 7. Genesis/Peso Pluma 8. Midnights/Taylor Swift 9. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen 10. Rustin’ In The Rain/Tyler Childers Kylie Minogue Doja Cat

Page 14 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com DISNEY+ • The Santa Clauseswill return for a second season November 8th. The Santa Clauses is based on the Santa Clause movies starring Tim Allen, released between 1994 and 2006. Allen reprises his role as Scott Calvin, an ordinary man who becomesSanta Claus. In Season 2, the Calvin family is back at the North Pole, as Scott (Allen) continues his role as Santa Claus after his retirement plans were thwarted when he failed to find a worthy successor in Season 1. NETFLIX • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the new show Squid Game: The Challenge (Nov. 22) with a teaser trailer for the upcoming series. The new show features 456 contestants who will compete in trials inspired by Squid Game in the hope of winning $4.56 million. Theteasershows the players take on familiar challenges, including a timed race across a bridge scattered with panels that will break. • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the new series Griselda featuring Sofía Vergara. Griselda explores the life of real-life Colombian cartel leader and cocaine trafficker Griselda Blanco, known as The Godmother. Blanco was killed at age 69 in 2012. PARAMOUNT+ • Nickelodeon has released an animated music video featuring High School Musical alum Ashley Tisdale as an ambitious starfish singing "It's Stariana!" from its upcoming film, Baby Shark's Big Movie. *NSYNC singerLance Bassplays the host of the music programTidal Request Livein the video. "It's Stariana!" is streaming on YouTube now, but will also be available as a single on music streaming platforms such as Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, YouTube Music and more, beginning Oct. 6. Set to premiere this winter on Paramount+, the movie will follow Baby Shark and his family as they move to Chomp City. PEACOCK • Peacock has announced the cast for The Traitors Season 2. The streaming service unveiled 21 new contestants, including Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen and Dancing with the StarsproMaks Chmerkovskiy. • The second season of Bumper in Berlin has been canceled at Peacock. Bumper in Berlin is a spinoff of the Pitch Perfect film series starring Adam DeVine in his role as Bumper Allen. The show premiered on Peacock in November 2022 andwas renewed for a second seasonin January. streaming news Tim Allen Most Popular Streaming TV 1. The Continental (PEA) 65% 2. Sex Education (NFX) 94% 3. One Piece (NFX) 86% 4. Dear Child (NFX) 100% 5. The Gold (PARA) 90% 6. Star Wars: Ahsoka (DIS) 88% 7. AHS: Delicate (FX/HULU) 77% 8. The Wheel of Time (AMZ) 84% 9. Top Boy (NFX) 97% 10. Red Oaks (AMZ) 93% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Most Popular Streaming Movies 1. No One Will Save You (HULU) 79% 2. Talk To Me (VOD) 95% 3. A Million Miles Away (AMZ) 87% 4. The Saint of Second Chances (NFX) 100% 5. Anchorage (VOD) 100% 6. Past Lives (VOD) 98% 7. Barbie (VOD) 88% 8. Cassandro (AMZ) 93% 9. Bottoms (VOD) 93% 10. Love at First Sight (NFX) 74% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Sophia Vergara Actor and comedian DC Young Fly has signed on to host the new game show Celebrity Squares. The trivia and Tic-Tac-Toe-style show is set to premiere Oct. 17 on VH1. Celebrity guests will include Babyface, Bobby Brown, Tiffany Haddish, Kirk Franklin, Bresha Webb, Luenell, Tamar Braxton, Keshia Knight-Pulliam and Taye Diggs. ••• There will be no third seasons for comedies Blindspotting and Run the World, as well as the pro wrestling drama Heels on Starz. The cable network also has decided not to continue filming the original drama,The Venery of Samantha Bird, when the ongoing Screen Actors Guild strike ends. ••• TLC is giving a glimpse of The Family Chantel Season 5 with a trailer for the show's fifth and final season. The Family Chantel is a spinoff of 90 Day Fiancé, a reality series featuring couples where one partner has or is seeking a K-1 visa. The spinoff follows 90 Day Fiancé Season 4 couple Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno, who first fell in love in Jimeno's home country of Dominican Republic. ••• Deborah Roberts has been announced as the new co-anchor of 20/20. Roberts, 63, will join David Muir as a permanent coanchor on the show, which will return for a 46th season this Friday. Roberts is a longtime ABC News journalist who has served as a contributing anchor at20/20for the past year. ••• The CW Network has announced it ordered 10, two-hour episodes of a new true-crime and justice anthology series Crime Nation. Set to premiere in 2024, the show will feature "ripped-from-theheadlines stories, shocking new details and exclusive on-camera interviews with those at the center of each of these cases," the cable network said. ••• Mel B, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel have signed on as judges for a newAmerica's Got Talent spinoff called Fantasy League. Terry Crewsis to host the competition series, which is set to premiere on NBC in 2024. "Similar to a fantasy sports draft, the judges will each choose a roster of their favorite acts picking from winners, finalists, viral sensations and fan favorites fromAmerica's Got Talent and Got Talent franchises around the world, all pre-selected by America in an initial vote," the network said in a press release network news DC Young Fly Adam Devine Heidi Klum Ashley Tisdale

www.hap2it.com September 28, 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) Cassandro (2023) Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant (2023) *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 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 The Ghost and Molly McGee (S2, 4 Eps) PJ Masks: Power Heroes (S1, 5 Eps) Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Secret Invasion Star Wars: Ahsoka (Ep7) To Catch a Smuggler (S5, 8 Eps) Pupstruction: S1 (S1, 6 Eps) September 29 Marvel Studios Legends Disney’s Launchpad (S2) Max (HBO) Recently released Halloween Cake-Off Halloween Cookie Challenge Halloween Wars, Season 1-12 Outrageous Pumpkins, S1-3 Halloween Wars, Season 13 Naked Attraction American Sniper (2014) Blippi Wonders, S3 Expedition X, S4A *Young Love Sept. 22 Ed Stafford: First Man Out, Seasons 1- 2 Guy's All-American Road Trip, Season 2 Marooned with Ed Stafford Naked and Marooned with Ed Stafford Nancy Drew, Season 4 Paris Can Wait (2017) Outrageous Pumpkins, Season 4 American Masters: Marilyn Monroe: Still Life Halloween Cookie Challenge, Season 2 Kids Baking Championship: Bloodcurdling Bakes Chopped: Volume 3 *Savior Complex Crimes Gone Viral, Season 3 Sept. 28 Starstruck, Season 3 The Ghost Town Terror, Season 2 Sept. 29 Who's Talking To Chris Wallace? S4 Sept. 30 Hot Dish With Franco Hulu Recently released 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 Sanctuary,2022 No One Will Save You: Film Premiere (Hulu Original) Law & Order: SVU: Complete S24 The Almond and the Seahorse, 2022 What’s Love Got to Do With It?, 2022 Krapopolis: Series Premiere Kitchen Nightmares: S8 Premiere Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test: S2 Premiere Love in Fairhope: Complete S1 (Hulu Original) September 28 The Kardashians: S4 Premiere (Hulu Original) The Masked Singer: S10 Premiere Snake Oil: Series Premiere Abducted: The Mary Stauffer Story Rachael Ray’s Italian Dream Home: Complete S1 Storage Wars: Complete S1-2 Surviving Marriage: Complete S1 They Took Our Child: We Got Her Back: Complete S1 The Accountant, 2016 September 29 Hell’s Kitchen: S22 Premiere Lego Masters: S4 Premiere RuPaul’s Drag Race: Complete S10 Sweetwater,2023 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 Kengan Ashura: S2 Scissor Seven: S4 Sex Education: S4 The Black Book How To Deal With a Heartbreak Love Is Blind: S5 Spy Kids: Armageddon Little Baby Bum: Music Time Who Killed Jill Dando? Encounters Overhaul Street Flow 2 September 28 Castlevania: Nocturne Love is in the Air The Darkness within La Luz del Mundo September 29 Choona Do Not Disturb Nowhere Power Rangers Cosmic Fury Paramount+ with Showtime Recently released Star Trek: Lower Decks (S4) premiere 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) Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court premiere* 72 Seconds premiere ALVINNN!!! and The Chipmunks (S5) Survivor (S45) The Amazing Race (S35) Peacock Recently released The Continental: From the World of John Wick The Voice, Season 24, New Episode September 28 All In with Chris Hayes America’s Got Talent, S18, New Ep The Beat with Ari Melber Days of Our Lives, S59, New Episode Dino Pops, Season 1 People’s Choice Country Awards The Real Housewives of Orange County, S17, New Episode Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep September 29 The Continental: From the World of John Wick, Night 2 Days of Our Lives, Season 1, New Ep Southern Charm, S9, New Episode September 30 Girls Trip, 2017 Mystery Island, 2023 (Hallmark) WWE – NXT No Mercy streaming “The Continental: From the World of John Wick” is a new limited series which tells the background story of how Winston Scott came to his position fo the New York branch of “The Continental” chain of hotels, safe havens for legal assassins. Colin Woodell (pictured) portays Scott, a character originally portrayed by Ian McShane in the John Wick films. The first episode is now available on Peacock, with episodes 2 and 3 being released on the next two Fridays.

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Page 18 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com SUNDAY OCTOBER 1, 2023 6 p.m. on ABC America's Funniest Home Videos Host Alfonso Ribeiro is back for the season premiere of the show that makes groin shots and animal antics a lucrative scenario. 7 p.m. on CBS Yellowstone Kevin Costner stars as patriarch John Dutton in an episode from Season 1. While Kayce (Luke Grimes) and Monica (Kelsey Asbille) deal with a death in the family, a secret about John is revealed. 7 p.m. on FOX The Simpsons The Season 35 premiere brings back Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and baby Maggie - Springfield's favorite banana-hued family - for more insanity. 8 p.m. on FOOD Halloween Wars This time, Jonathan Bennett tasks the six remaining teams with creating a killer display featuring a clown terrorizing a victim at the scariest carnival ever seen! Judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeria have the last laugh as they chose the creepiest clown. 8 p.m. on FOX Bob's Burgers Bob, Linda and the kids are back in this Season 14 premiere where life at their seaside town is an ongoing challenge. And while a fine selection of condiments may not be particularly important to you, Bob's convinced it's key for his burger joint. 9 p.m. on TRAV Jack Osbourne's Night of Terror After years of watching her son hunt for ghosts from a distance, Sharon Osbourne decides to see what the fuss is about at a centuryold inn. MONDAY OCTOBER 2, 2023 7 p.m. on FOX Kitchen Nightmares Here's Gordon! After a (seemingly) never-ending hiatus, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has returned to his most volatile series, sharing cold hard truths with struggling restaurant owners across the country as he hits the road and tries to help them thrive. 8 p.m. on HISTORY Ancient Aliens Special Presentation This season premiere dives into the world of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs, or, as most know them, UFOs), examining the possibility that ancient myths about transportation, giant stone megaliths and advanced devices were examples of alien tech. 8 p.m. on HGTV Tough Love With Hilary Farr Antwanne and Teressa's home is perfect for hosting family gatherings but doesn't suit their needs. In this new episode, Hilary finds herself navigating a couple with opposing priorities, presenting unique design challenges. 8 p.m. on TLC 90 Day: The Last Resort Family therapy exposes Kalani and Asuelu's secrets; Molly and Kelly reach an impasse; Jovi and Yara discuss their intimacy; Angela surprises Michael for their anniversary; Ed reveals a secret that puts Liz in a tough position. 8 p.m. on CBS LoterÌa Loca This series premiere (based on the traditional Latin game of chance Loteria) features two contestants going head-to-head by choosing random cards that either add up to large prizes or, with a "Loca Card," reveal a twist in the form of new challenges. 9 p.m. on NBC The Irrational Season 1 continues with a new episode, following world-renowned behavioral science professor Alec Mercer as he utilizes his unique expertise in psychology, body language, emotion and human decision-making to help solve difficult, high-stakes cases. 10 p.m. on AMC Cursed Films The film was a masterpiece, but the tragic aftermath of Roman Polanski's "Rosemary's Baby" was more than most could handle. First came the death of a young composer. Then came the rise of the Manson Family, who killed Polanski's wife and unborn child. 10 p.m. on PBS POV Season 36 continues with "Murders That Matter," a documentary on Movita Johnson-Harrell, a Black Muslim mother who transformed from a victim of violent crime when her son was murdered to a fierce advocate against gun violence in Black communities. TUESDAY OCTOBER 3, 2023 7 p.m. on FOX Name That Tune Hosted by Tony Award winner and Emmy Award nominee Jane Krakowski, this beloved musical game show tests contestants' music knowledge as they battle it out in an assortment of challenging musical games for cash and prizes. Randy Jackson is band leader. 7 p.m. on ABC Dancing With the Stars Season 32 features big-name celebrities, like Jason Mraz, Xochitl Gomez, Matt Walsh, Charity Lawson, Jamie Lynn Spears and more. Each star is paired with a professional dancer as they try to compete in the difficult world of ballroom dancing. 7 p.m. on NBC The Voice The 24th season of everyone's favorite singing competition is set to dazzle - with one difference, however, as long-time coach Blake Shelton has retired from his role, now welcoming country superstar Reba McEntire to take over his vocal responsibilities. 8 p.m. on PBS Becoming Frida Kahlo In this finale, Frida Kahlo's later life is explored, including her affair with Leon Trotsky, her trip to Paris on the eve of World War II with Andre Breton, and her return to Mexico where she divorces, then remarries, Diego Rivera. 8 p.m. on CBS FBI True Offering an in-depth look at cases investigated by real-world FBI agents, this episode delves into the harrowing story of a five-year-old boy who was held captive by an armed killer. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4, 2023 7 p.m. on CW Sullivan's Crossing After Maggie's (Morgan Kohan) life is turned upside down, she returns to her childhood home in Nova Scotia in this new drama. 7 p.m. on FOX The Masked Singer Panelists Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthyWahlberg and Robin Thicke return for more of this popular musical guessing game hosted by Nick Cannon, in which each new episode (including the one airing tonight) features a different theme. 7 p.m. on NBC Quantum Leap The present day revival of the beloved '90s sci-fi adventure series returns. Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) is currently lost in the time stream. He must correct history in order to make the world a better place and get back home. 8 p.m. on HISTORY Forged in Fire On this special, head to Texarkana, Texas to the Bill Moran School of Bladesmithing, the oldest bladesmithing school in the country, where three of their top smiths will be put through the ultimate test. After two brutal challenges, only one will emerge victorious. 8 p.m. on SYFY USA Chucky Our favorite red-headed murderous cabbage patch is back in this Season 3 premiere and he's headed to the Beltway to take Washington, D.C., by storm. 8 p.m. on CW The Spencer Sisters During the first episode of this new series, Darby's (Stacey Farber) friend is accused of plagiarism, and Darby and Victoria (Lea Thompson) must put aside their differences to investigate. 8:30 p.m. on CBS The Amazing Race The race around the world continues in a new episode from Season 34 of this long-running competition series. 9 p.m. on FX American Horror Story: Delicate After multiple failed IVF attempts, actress Anna Victoria Alcott (Emma Roberts) wants nothing more than to start a family. As the buzz around her recent film grows, she fears that something may be targeting her and her pursuit of motherhood. 9 p.m. on SYFY SurrealEstate From rattling chandeliers to blood mysteriously dripping from the beautiful wide plank wood flooring, the Season 2 premiere brings back everyone's favorite horrified realtor, Luke Roman (Tim Rozon), who has the ability to reach out and contact ghosts. 9 p.m. on ABC The $100,000 Pyramid A new episode of this game show airs, following as celebrities and everyday contestants pair up to compete in a word-association game that could lead to big bucks. on the airwaves

THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, 2023 7 p.m. on SHOW Fear the Night A bachelorette party at a remote farmhouse in the California hills goes off the rails when masked intruders surround the place and begin shooting arrows at the home. 7 p.m. on FOX Hell's Kitchen Chef Ramsay is back for the toughest cooking competition on television. This season focuses on uniquely American stories as two teams of chefs compete for a job as head chef at a restaurant. 7:05 p.m. on USA Ghostbusters The first "Ghostbusters" film and its sequel air back-to-back, allowing viewers to enjoy nearly five hours of laughs, visual gags, and some ghost-busting. 8 p.m. on FOOD Beat Bobby Flay It's a full frontal assault as comedian Samantha Bee and Chef Michael Symon go all out to wreck Chef Bobby Flay in hopes of helping chefs Johnny Alvarez and Stanton Bundy score a win. 9 p.m. on E! Botched Nobody nose the trouble she's seen. This time: a woman feels like something out of a horror movie now that she has a hole in her nose from facial reconstruction due to cancer. 9 p.m. on CBS The Challenge: USA Fan favorites from reality TV shows compete in grueling mental and physical competitions, as this game show pits reality superstars from the CBS-verse against each other in games, challenges and missions, as they aim to win prizes and advantages. 9:05 p.m. on AETV Accused: Guilty or Innocent? This series allows an intimate account of what happens when someone is formally charged with a crime and is sent to trial, as told by the perspective of the accused, their legal team and their family members. FRIDAY OCTOBER 6, 2023 8 p.m. on FOOD Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Guy Fieri has an East Coast experience as he swings by an Orlando food truck that's rollin' out delicious pastrami. Then in Charlotte, N.C., a hot dog haven is branching out of the bun. 8 p.m. on HGTV My Lottery Dream Home David steps in to help a couple battling an illness that was in a terrible place financially and physically until they scratched a million dollars. 8 p.m. on NBC Dateline NBC With each installment, longtime anchor Lester Holt pieces together real-life events to present an exceptionally comprehensive picture of the case in question. 8 p.m. on PBS American Masters A new episode airs from Season 37 of this series, profiling some of the greatest figures in American arts and culture. This installment focuses on Bebop pioneer and composer Max Roach, whose ambitions were inspired and challenged by societal inequities. 8 p.m. on ABC 20/20 This series - hosted by renowned journalist David Muir, on air since 1978 - investigates true crime stories, celebrity scandals, dangerous cults, criminal empires, confidence scams and more, all pulled from the iconic news magazine of the same name. 9 p.m. on AETV Murder in the 21st Season 1 continues to explore some of this century's most notorious homicide investigations through a deep dive of each victim's digital footprint. This time: after a 19-year-old goes missing, her family kicks into high gear to find her. 9:05 p.m. on HISTORY The Proof Is Out There Tony Harris separates the real from the fake in some of the most compelling Bigfoot evidence recently captured. Are footprint casts from Mt. St. Helens proof that a massive, undiscovered primate lives in North America? SATURDAY OCTOBER 7, 2023 12 p.m. on AETV Kings of BBQ Anthony Anderson and Cedric the Entertainer complete their BBQloving road trip during this season finale. Heading out determined to discover the best techniques, flavors and traditions, the duo finds their efforts have paid off. 7 p.m. on HALL 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Ghost You've got to appreciate a wellmeaning ghost who wants to help with your love life. Ruby (Madeleine Arthur), a ghost from the 1920s, refuses to leave a newly listed home, believing she cannot pass over until she gets a woman back together with her ex. 7 p.m. on LIFE Buying Back My Daughter During this film, a couple organize a widespread search party when their 16-year-old daughter mysteriously disappears. When they discover she's for sale on an online escort ad, they try to buy her back to rescue her from the trafficker who abducted her. 9 p.m. on CBS 48 Hours This newsmagazine investigates fascinating crime and justice cases that touch on all aspects of the human experience. Over its long run, the show has helped exonerate wrongly convicted people, and driven the reopening - and resolution - of cold cases. 11 p.m. on PBS Austin City Limits In this season premiere the ACL stage welcomes Grammy winning guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela in a one-of-a-kind performance featuring the Austin Symphony Orchestra. Rodrigo y Gabriela are touring in support of their most recent release. on the airwaves www.hap2it.com September 28, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 19 FOR RENT Nice Southside Location 3 Bedroom, Hardwood Floors, Newer Kitchen, Yard & Garage $1,475 per month Call Kim (262) 496-7182 092823 Any Large Pizza Only one discounted pizza per coupon per visit. One coupon per customer. 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Page 20 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com 219 dogs attend 'Paw Patrol' movie screening, break world record A total 219 dogs and their owners attended a speak preview of Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie and broke the Guinness World Record for most dogs attending a film screening. The special outdoor screening was held in Los Angeles' Griffith Park and was attended by Guinness World Records adjudicator Michael Empric, who confirmed the canine head count in the film's "pawdience." Empric said the 219 dogs in attendance broke the previous record of 199 dogs, which was set in October 2022. The record attempt was organized by Paramount Pictures, the studio behind Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie, in partnership with the Los Angeles-based Best Friends Animal Society. "I hope people reading about this milestone will be inspired to get out and adopt," Brittany Thorn, executive director of the Best Friends Animal Society, said in a news release. Paramount to release 'Mean Girls' in theaters Paramount Pictures has announced its release plans for several of its high-profile 2024 projects. The movie musical,Mean Girls, was initially slated to premiere on the Paramount+ streaming service, but will now debut in cinemas. The Bob Marley biopic, One Love, is now expected to get a wide theatrical release on Feb. 14 instead of Jan. 12 as planned. 'Crossroads' with Britney Spears to return to theaters Britney Spears' film Crossroads will return to theaters Oct. 23 and Oct. 25 at cinemas worldwide. The rerelease coincides with the release of Spears' memoir, The Woman in Me, which debuts Oct. 24. Crossroads is written by Shonda Rhimes and directed by Tamra Davis. Spears, Zoe Saldaña and Taryn Manning star as Lucy, Kit and Mimi, three childhood friends who rediscover their friendship on a cross-country road trip. "With barely a plan, practically no money but plenty of dreams, the girls catch a lift with Mimi's handsome friend Ben (Anson Mount) in his convertible. Along the way they not only gather experiences that will change their lives, but they also discover how important it is to hold onto their hearts' desires," an official synopsis reads. Crossroads opened in theaters in February 2002 and marked Spears' feature film debut. In addition, RCA Records will release a Crossroads special edition soundtrack to accompany the film's rerelease. The album features three new Britney Spears remixes: "Overprotected (Richi Lopez Remix)," "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman (Snakehips Remix)" and "I Love Rock 'N Roll (Frank Walker Remix)." movie news WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT September 22nd - 24th, 2023 1. The Nun II (w3) $8.4M 2. Expendables 4 (w1) $8.3M 3. A Haunting in Venice (w2) $6.3M 4. The Equalizer 3 (w4) $4.7M 5. Barbie (w10) $3.2M 6. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 (w3) $3.0M 7. It Lives Inside (w1) $3.0M 8. Dumb Money (w2) $2.6M 9. Blue Beetle (w6) $2.5M 10. Oppenheimer (w10) $1.8M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 1989 1. Black Rain (w1) $9.6M 2. Sea of Love (w2) $7.7M 3. Uncle Buck (w6) $3.2M 4. Parenthood (w8) $3.0M 5. When Harry Met Sally... (w11) $2.0M Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 2. Freedom 3. 1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story 4. Hocus Pocus 5. The Monster Squad 6. Blue Steel 7. The Exorcist (50th Anniversary Edition) 8. The Little Mermaid (2023) 9. Prey 10. The Equalizer 3 source:amazon.com - may include pre-orders Taylor Swift says 'Eras' tour concert film will get worldwide release Taylor Swiftsays herErastour concert film will have a worldwide release. The 33-year-old singer announced thatTaylor Swift | The Eras Tour, a new film documenting her Eras tour, will screen in theaters worldwide, in addition to its North American release. "The tour isn't the only thing we're taking worldwide........ Been so excited to tell you all that The Eras Tour concert film is now officially coming to theaters WORLDWIDE on Oct 13!" Swiftsaidon social media. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tourwill open in theaters Oct. 13 in more than 100 countries, including Argentina, Austria, Colombia, Italy, Peru, Poland, Thailand, Ukraine and Zambia. AMC, which will handle the film's release in the United States, is working with its partners on agreements with movie theater operators representing more than 7,500 theaters worldwide. The film will open at all our local major theaters, including Cinemark Tinseltown and Renaissance Cinema. "The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful, electric experience of my life so far and I'm overjoyed to tell you that it'll be coming to the big screen soon," she said in August. "Eras attire, friendship bracelets, singing and dancing encouraged." “Taylor Swift - The Eras Tour,” a new film documenting Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour, is coming to theaters worldwide on October 13th Britney Spears in the 2002 film “Crossroads”

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Page 24 HAPPENINGS September 28, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 9/28 Hilary Duff 36, Bam Margera 44, Naomi Watts 55, Dita Von Teese 51 9/29 Halsey 29, Zachary Levi 43, Andrew Dice Clay 66, Chrissy Metz 44, Ian McShane 81, Les Claypool 60 9/30 T-Pain 38, Ezra Miller 31, Lacey Chabert 41, Monica Bellucci 59, Marion Cotillard 48, Fran Drescher 66, Barry Williams 69, Trey Anastasio 59 10/1 Julie Andrews 88, Jimmy Carter 99, Brie Larson 34, Zach Galifianakis 54 10/2 Sting 72, Kelly Ripa 53, Brittany Howard 35, Tiffany 52 10/3 Gwen Stefani 54, A$AP Rocky 35, Tommy Lee 61, Alicia Vikander 35, Ashlee Simpson 39, Neve Campbell 50, Lena Headey 50, Sean William Scott 47, Chubby Checker 82, Clive Owen 59 10/4 Melissa Benoist 35, Dakota Johnson 34, Bill Fagerbakke 66, Alicia Silverstone 47, Rachael Leigh Cook 44, Dale Whibley 26, Russell Simmons 66, Susan Sarandon 77, Christop Waltz 67, Liev Schreiber 56 With a career spanning back nearly 20 years, T-Pain has been trying to shed the reputation of having poor singing abilities. Early on, the rapper’s name became synonymous with the autotune trend. He has since proven to his critics that he has the vocal chops - winning the first season of The Masked Singer, and releasing this year’s “On Top of the Covers,” classic songs done in his natural voice. birthdays Sept 30, 1947 In the first televised World Series, the NY Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-3 in game 1 Sept 30, 1955 Actor James Dean is killed in a car crash Oct 1, 1962 Johnny Carson hosts The Tonight Show for the first time Oct 1, 1968 The horror film Night of the Living Dead premieres in Pittsburgh Oct 4, 1970 Singer Janis Joplin was found dead of a heroin overdose Sept 28, 1976 Stevie Wonder releases his 18th album, Songs in the Key of Life Sept 29, 1976 While enjoying his birthday celebrations, Jerry Lee Lewis accidentally shoots his bass player, Norman Owens, in the chest Oct 3, 1978 Aerosmith bails 30 fans out of jail after they were arrested for smoking pot during a concert in Indiana Oct 4, 1978 Singer Tammy Wynette was abducted, beaten, and held in her car for two hours by a kidnapper Sept 29, 1984 Prince starts a 2- week run at the top of the singles charts with Let’s Go Crazy Sept 28, 1987 Star Trek: The Next Generation debuts on syndicated TV Sept 29, 1989 Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor is convicted of slapping a police office in Beverly Hills Oct 3, 1992 On Saturday Night Live, musical guest Sinead O’Connor rips up a picture of Pope John Paul II Sept 30, 1995 Mariah Carey becomes the first female artist to have a single debut at #1 with Fantasy Oct 1, 2007 The Spice Girls reunion concert in London sells out in 38 seconds Oct 2, 2016 Kim Kardashian is robbed at gunpoint of $10M worth of jewelry in a Paris hotel Oct 2, 2017 Tom Petty dies of an accidental drug overdose Sept 28, 2021 After a 18- month pandemic delay, the James Bond film No Time to Die finally hits theaters "I am one of the only actors in the world who has jumped the shark twice. Once on “Arrested Development”and once, of course, the originalon“Happy Days.” I'm very proud — very proud." In an interview with Yahoo Entertainment, actor Henry Winkler looks back forty-six years ago when his “Happy Days” character Arthur ‘The Fonz’ Fonzarelli took a big jump in the 1977 episode. In recent years, the stunt has transformed the sharkclearing leap into a metaphor for the precise moment when a popular TV series careened off the creative rails, which Winkler re-created with a knowing wink in a 2005 episode of the sitcom “Arrested Development.” According to Winkler, his dad, Harry, is the one that set Fonzie's shark-jump in motion. "My father kept telling me to tell [Happy Dayscreator] Garry Marshall that I waterskied," the 77-year-old actor recalls. "I said to Garry, 'My father wants you to know I waterski. Next thing I know, I'm waterskiing! They wouldn't let me do stunts. Not only that, but I didn't know how to jump! I knew how to waterski, but I didn't know how to jump like they do in the show." "He is the gift that keeps on giving. Love, patience, resilience. So much that he's teaching me. And it's teaching (our kids) so much. How to care, how to love. It’s a beautiful thing amongst the sadness." Emma Heming Willis, wife of actor Bruce Wills, gives an update on the “Die Hard” star, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia earlier this year. “There's no 'Silent Night' and there's no 'Frosty the Snowman.' It's a Cher album that has a Christmas theme, but it's... it's rock and roll, it's disco, it's everything. And I've got great people on it with me, and I've never had anybody on my record." 77-year-old singer Cher reacts when Yahoo Entertainment asks her what she meant when she said that her upcoming holiday album is “not your mother’s Christmas album.” The album, titled “Christmas” is set for release on October 20th with duets with Stevie Wonder, Darlene Love, Michael Bublé, Tyga and Cyndi Lauper. “I don’t give a crap. I am who I am. And I like who I am. I don’t care. And it’s part of me that I don’t care. And I’ve thought about that a lot. And I don’t know what to tell you, man. I just don’t care.” Which iconic 80s actor told CBS Sunday Morning that they “don’t give a crap” about headlines and former co-stars painting them as problematic on set? For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. Eddie Murphy B. Bill Murray C. Chevy Chase D. Mel Gibson things people say Henry Winkler jumps the shark in 1977 Cher Bruce Willis

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Common sense can be your most valuable tool. CANCER (June 21-July 22): There can be many levels of friendship. From a quick hello when they see you around to sharing your streaming passwords or deepest secrets. Try not to let familiarity trick you into going too fast with a casual acquaintance. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Build your inner validation practice rather than worrying about who is watching you or picking apart what you do. This could be a good day to get everything in tip top shape by cleaning out your drawers or reorganizing your closets. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Networking and making some new connections can open doors if you have the confidence or will to make the call. Someone could be waiting in the wings for you to reach out and ask. Do not be afraid to dream. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You may think there will always be more time, but you do not want to risk being late and inviting criticism. You can find people are more willing to cooperate with your plans if you maintain a pleasant attitude. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Do your best to temper your desire to please people with your own practicality. There could be disagreements if you act too possessive. A major decision may need more time to be clarified before it can come to fruition. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focusing on hobbies or creative projects can help keep your mind occupied. Do your best to keep a solid handle on your finances and a careful eye on your spending right now. Envy of what others have could influence your spending. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Outside influences could interfere with plans you might want to implement right now. There can be emotional or physical fallout if you run headfirst into the fray so it may be wise to take a step back and wait for better timing. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Keeping a low profile can help keep you from becoming the bull's eye for someone else’s target practice. A partner or loved one might be more discriminating so you may need to hide from the spotlight for now. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You can be the most honest person in the world but still create a falsehood. Be accountable and own it – tell the whole truth no matter how embarrassing it may be and accept any consequences that could occur. ACROSS 1 Dinner with donors 5 Mardi Gras wear 9 Britcom with Eddie and Patsy, for short 14 Minnesota representative Ilhan 15 Not pro 16 Gibbs of "The Jeffersons" 17 Admonition to an Egyptian boy king? 19 Helps out illegally 20 Ending for "Black," "Mixed," and "Grown," in sitcom names 21 Olfactory assault 23 "Everything Everywhere All at Once" star Michelle 24 Conical shelter 26 "Which of the two will it be?" 28 Shepherd's tool 29 Pothole filler made from fish-andchips sauce? 34 Was sure about 36 Chatter away 37 Amnesiac's query 38 Secret language 39 "Becoming" memoirist Michelle 41 Uno, dos, __ 42 Reversals 44 "Succession" actor Brian 45 Hit the horn 46 Say farewell to a Dickens character? 48 Thus far 49 Aspire laptop maker 50 Alternative to Alpine, in skiing 53 Current options 56 Enjoyed, as a lollipop 59 WNW's opposite 60 Plumbing issues 62 Is able to do high kicks in a chorus line? 64 TV spot seller 65 "Black Panther" villain Killmonger 66 Pinochle-like card game 67 Far from posh 68 Gels 69 Inquires DOWN 1 "Duly noted" 2 Cause to chuckle 3 Sudsy 4 Class with easels 5 Like low-shine lipstick 6 Get the poker pot going 7 Leave speechless 8 Vehicle that's built after it's bought 9 Doc's org. 10 Brand-new sibling, perhaps 11 On the house 12 Palo __, California 13 Big celebration 18 Didn't waste 22 Hair removal substance 25 Like energy bars, in adspeak 27 "Go team!" 29 Bar bill 30 Mechanical arithmetic aids 31 Card sets sold in New Age shops 32 Prayer ending 33 Expose to danger 34 Single-serve coffee pod 35 Words of denial 36 Mass communication? 40 Floor-washing tool 43 Actor Cage, casually 47 Comparison shopper's data 48 Green Jedi with his own grammar 50 Parts of mandolins 51 "Wicked Game" singer Chris 52 Euro fractions 53 Woeful word 54 Formally transfer 55 Truth or __ 57 "Ask me if I __!" 58 Make mittens, say 61 Secret agent 63 Hush-hush org. horoscope in the stars SOLUTION

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