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Page 4 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com January is National Train Your Dog Month, but noted "dog whisperer" Cesar Millan said it should be called Train Your Human Month. "Human training is year-round for me," Millan told UPI in a recent Zoom interview. "We need to make sure the human has the knowledge to be able to train." Millan said the human must present the right energy, philosophy and actions to imprint upon the canine. That's why Millan's latest TV show is called Better Human Better Dog. The second half of the show's second season is now airing on Nat Geo Wild. "For that human to be successful at home, I have to clean their energy," Millan said. One simple adjustment Millan makes is advising about the way a dog owner walks. He said that by the person walking with confidence, rather than passively hunched over, the dog will be more receptive to follow the lead. Though Millan offers services to dog owners all year, he recognizes that January is a good time to designate a month for training because many people will receive a puppy for Christmas. Also, with people making New Year's resolutions, Millan hopes dog owners will include ones to set a good example for their pet. "We have to make sure the human is better for the dog to reflect what the human became," Millan said. One tool Millan co-founded to assist humans is the Halo collar. It uses sound and vibration to keep dogs within an area designated by GPS coordinates, or a Bluetooth "Beacon" indoors. Millan said humans must get their dogs into one of two states of mind to introduce the collar. If the dog is in a mode of calm surrender, or happy go-lucky, it will be most receptive to receiving the collar. "The dog has to feel that when you put on a leash or a collar that he's winning a gold medal in the Olympics," Millan said. "He's so proud of wearing it. Only good comes out every time he wears that collar, and that's how you create a good imprint." Prayer, meditation, yoga or simple silence can lead a dog to a state of calm surrender, Millan said. Playing and treats can lead to the happy, go-lucky mindset, but he cautions about rewarding canine behaviors too soon. "Most people give affection too soon," Millan said. "The dog has to learn to earn the food, the toy or the affection." The Halo collar has 10 intensity settings. Millan said settings 0 to 5 use gentler sounds and vibrations to guide the dog. If the dog does not follow the milder settings, he said it may be necessary to turn up the intensity. Settings 6 to 10 create static stimulation intended to guide the dog back down to milder settings. "It's not for the purpose of hurting," Millan said. "It's for the purpose of snapping the brain out of it. Don't look at the deer. Don't look at the cat. Just snap out of it." Millan said the Halo collar can also train dogs to stay away from other pets, like cats, or other people who are afraid of dogs. If you set the Beacon around the person, the collar will train the dog to stay away. "Sometimes their energy, their fear is so strong that it brings the dog to them," Millan said. "If you put it around a person who is afraid, it creates a halo around people." Millan said he is excited to welcome more humans to the world of training in January, along with 12 new episodes of Better Human Better Dog. Millan said he also hopes to expand the show internationally. "This thing can go forever," Millan said. "Better Human Better Dog Saudi Arabia, Better Human Better Dog China, Better Human Better Dog Africa, Better Human Better Dog Russia. Anywhere there is commotion, send me there." By Fred Topel Cesar Millan: Dog training should be 'human training' Born César Felipe Millan Favela August 27, 1969 (age 53) Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico Millan grew up in a rural town working on animals on the farm where his grandfather was a tenant farmer. He had a natural way with dogs at a young age, being nicknamed “el Perrero,” the dog herder. At the age of 21, Millan illegally crossed the border into the United States, speaking no English and with only $100. One of his early friends after arriving in the US was actress Jada Pinkett Smith. She insisted that he learned English, helping him with an English tutor for a year. After a popular 2002 profile in the Los Angeles Times about Millan and his Dog Psychology Center, he began working with a production company to develop a television pilot for The Dog Whisperer. Millan’s first TV show, The Dog Whisperer, premiered in September 2004 on National Geographic Channel and would be the networks top show in its first season. While working with dogs, Millan uses vocal marks, gestures, and body language to communicate with the canines rather than speech or the dog’s name. He believes that dogs sense, understand, and respond to a person’s energy more easily than their speech. Millan has recovered from a dark period in his life. In May 2010, while mourning the loss of his beloved dog, Daddy, he learned of his wife’s intent to divorce him and attempted suicide. FYI Cesar Milan

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Page 6 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com Triple Frontier and Country Strong star Garrett Hedlund says the lives of Oklahoma locals -- including his saloon owner character Mitch -- are forever altered by the arrival of Sylvester Stallone's mob boss Dwight in the Paramount+ drama, Tulsa King. Season 1 of the series from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan and Sopranos writerproducer Terence Winter is now available to stream in its entirety on Paramount+. The show, which already has been renewed for a second season, casts Stallone as Dwight "The General" Manfredi, a New York mafia capo looking to resume his career after serving 25 years in prison, but surprised to find the crime family he always loyally protected exiling him to Oklahoma to see what he can establish and earn there. The first thing Dwight does when he gets into town is assemble a crew of outsiders and ne'er-do-wells to work for him, particularly Mitch and cab driver Tyson (Jay Will.) "They're local to Tulsa. They're putting in the good fight to provide and survive," Hedlund told UPI in a recent Zoom interview. "They see this man walk in with this confidence, who exudes a little bit of danger, a little bit of intrigue," he added. "He might spice up life here in Oklahoma and he might possibly lead to a better future for my character and definitely for Tyson, as well. We see a little opportunity and then, episode to episode, you see if those opportunities come to fruition." Newcomer Will sees Tulsa King as an exploration of good and evil from the point of view of mostly young men looking to either forge their own paths or get a second chance at life. "I wanted to tell a story about when it is in one's life that they start to live for themself, make decisions for themself and take full responsibility for the actions they've done in the past," Will said. "This is where that happens. Tulsa King is in that time for Tyson." The money and lifestyle Dwight offers are alluring to Tyson, who was raised by loving, middle-class parents who taught him to be honest and work hard. "Tyson is just conflicted the whole time because he hasn't seen money. He hasn't seen opportunity. He has seen the mundane, everyday, getting up, going to work, going to school, coming back, repeating that loop," Will said. "Before Dwight, Tyson couldn't break that loop." Understandably, Tyson's father Mark (Michael Beach) wants him to steer clear of Dwight. "It's an honor, actually, for me to play a role like this," Will said. "It's rare that we see a Black family where the father is still in the household and wants the best for their son or daughter or child. You've got the full unit in the house," he added. "[Tyson] grew up the right way in a decent home. ... He makes the decision to do his own thing now." Mitch is at a different place in his life. He is an ex-bull rider and ex-convict caring for his aging veteran father when Dwight walks into his bar. "It grounds everything in realism. It makes everything relatable," Hedlund said of the connections Dwight develops with the locals. "It makes you want to root for them. It makes you see yourself within these characters. That's the essence of what makes a really wonderful, exciting show." The actors were thrilled to act opposite Rocky and Rambo legend Stallone in Tulsa King, Stallone's first full-time TV gig. "It's important for me to see and work with people who really care about the work, honestly, who are in the business of telling the truth," Will said. "To be around that company keeps you sharp." Hedlund has known Stallone for about 20 years. They first met when they were training at the same gym for action sequences in separate movies. "We've been buds ever since. It felt like it was due time to go share the screen together," Hedlund said. "It was awesome. It was collaborative. It was really damn enjoyable. The man is the world's hero and has been for a long time. It was an honor to work with him, an honor to be a part of this with him and see where it goes from here." By Karen Butler Garrett Hedlund stars in "Tulsa King," all nine episodes of Season One are now available on Paramount+ Garrett Hedlund: Sylvester Stallone's mob boss brings 'danger, intrigue' to 'Tulsa King' Garrett Hedlund (L) and Sylvester Stallone star in "Tulsa King."

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In the music room, the king’s own band serenaded guests under Chinese-inspired decor. The king’s other passion: food. The table in the banquet room is set for the dessert course. Picture England’s elite nibbling crumpets under the one-ton chandelier, with its dragons exhaling light through lotus-shaped shades. The Palace Pier juts playfully into the sea. Glittering and shiny with amusement-park rides and carnival games, it’s the place to go to buy tacky souvenirs, have your fortune told, and eat "candy floss" (cotton candy). The pier’s pavilion is a 19th-century gem. Tune out the carnival ambience for a moment and imagine yourself as a Victorian Londoner out on holiday, seeing brilliant electric lights for the first time. The big news in Brighton in the last decade was the building of a beachfront observation tower designed by the architects of the London Eye. The i360 Tower, as it’s called, includes a doughnutlike elevator that lifts tourists to a bird’s-eye view over town. 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www.hap2it.com January 19, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 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 Despicable Me 2 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Mission: Impossible The Amityville Horror The Brady Bunch Movie Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Endeavour Season 8 Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul Cosmic Love France Season 1 Jurassic World Dominion Black and Blue Power Rangers The Winter Palace Snitch Hunters Season 2 The Test Season 2 An Officer and a Gentleman The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Road Trip Vengeance Jan. 20 The Legend of the Vox Machina Season 2 Jan. 21 Hercules (2014) Jan. 23 Judy Justice Season 2 Winter Premiere AppleTV+ Recently released Emancipation Servant (S4, new episodes weekly) Super League: The War for Football Jan 20 Truth Be Told (S3, new episodes weekly) Disney+ Recently released National Treasure: Edge Of History S1, Episode 7 Star Wars: The Bad Batch S2, Ep4 Me & Mickey S1Pt 2 Mickey Mouse Funhouse S2, Pt1 Chibi Tiny Tales (Season 3, Part 1) Night Stalkers Season 1 Secret Life of Predators Season 1 King Shakir Recycle Jan 20 Ocean’s Breath Sharkatraz Jan. 25 National Treasure: Edge Of History Season 1, Episode 8 Star Wars: The Bad Batch S2, Episode 5 Dino Ranch (S2,Pt2) Bloody Tales of Europe (S1) Hacking the System (S1) Mila in the Multiverse (S1) Riding Britain’s Railways (S1) HBO Max Recently released *Velma, Original Series Premiere *The Big Soirée (El Gran Sarao) *I Don’t Like Driving w/t (No Me Gusta Conducir) The Last of Us Series Premiere Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons Sesame Street Mecha Builders Season 1E Jan 20 Game Theory with Bomani Jones Season 2 Premiere (HBO) Real Time with Bill Maher Season 21 Premiere (HBO) The Cabin Chronicles Season 3 Hulu Recently released *How I Caught My Killer: Complete Season 1 Name That Tune: S3 Premiere Riotsville, USA *The Drop (2022) Cooks vs. Cons: Complete S2-4 Cutthroat Kitchen: Complete S6 & 15 Deadly Women: Complete S14 Murder Comes to Town: Complete Seasons 4-5 A Kind of Murder Paris, 13th District 9-1-1: Lone Star: S4 Premiere Jan. 19 Web of Death: Complete Limited Series (ABC News/Hulu Original) NatGeo Investigates: El Chapo’s Narco Bling: Special Premiere (NatGeo) Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller: Season 3 Premiere (NatGeo) Jan. 20 One Way (2022) Jan. 21 Dig (2022) Jan. 22 Happening (2021) The Tax Collector (2020) Jan. 23 Accused: Series Premiere (Fox) Jan. 24 How I Met Your Father: Season 2 Premiere (Hulu Original) The Bachelor: Season 27 Premiere (ABC) Yu-Gi-Oh! Sevens: Season 2A (Disney XD) Netflix Recently released *Vikings: Valhalla:S2 *Break Point *Dog Gone *Sky Rojo: S3 *Suzan & Freek *Trial by Fire S1 The Devil to Pay Jan 19 *Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre *Khallat+ The Pez Outlaw *That ’90s ShowS1 *Women at War S1 Jan 20 *Bake Squad: S2 *Bling Empire: New YorkS1 *Fauda: Season 4 *Mission Majnu The Real World: Season 28 *RepresentS1 *ŞahmaranS1 *Shanty TownS1 Jan 23 Minions: The Rise of Gru *Narvik Jan 24 Little Angel: Vol 2 Paramount+ Recently released Mayor of Kingstown season 2 premiere (new episodes weekly) Jan. 18 Are You the One?S9 premiere (new episodes weekly) Deliciousness(S2) Kiri & Lou(S 1 - 2) The Loud House(S5) The Smurfs(2021) (Season 1) Jan. 21 Hercules (2014) Jan. 25 Acapulco Shore(Seasons 8 - 9) Taxi(Seasons 1 - 5) The Astronauts(S1) Peacock Recently released The Way Home, Season 1, New Ep *Baking It, S2, Ep6 Family Karma, Season 3, New Ep The Real Housewives of Potomac, S7,New Ep R.I.P.D., 2013 America’s Got Talent: All Stars, Season 1, New Ep *Days of Our Lives, Season 58, New Ep Fruitvale Station, 2013 Quantum Leap, Season 1, New Ep Southern Hospitality, Season 1, New Ep Jan 18 New Amsterdam, Season 5, New Ep Night Court, Season 1, New Episode Jan 19 Chicago Fire, Season 11, New Episode Chicago Med, Season 8, New Episode Chicago PD, Season 10, New Episode Love Without Borders, S1, New Ep *The Real Housewives of Miami, S5, Ep10 Jan 20 Law & Order, Season 22, Episode 2212 Law & Order: Organized Crime, S3, Episode 312 Law & Order: SVU, S24, Episode 2412 Jan 21 Lopez vs. Lopez, Season 1, New Ep The Wedding Veil Journey, 2022 Young Rock, Season 3, New Episode Jan 22 The Way Home, Season 1, New Ep Jan 23 Dame Chocolate, Season 1 The Real Housewives of Potomac, The Season 7, New Episode streaming “Night Court” was one of the most popular TV sitcoms of it’s time. The first episode of the new revival series, with returning actor John Larroquette as Dan Fielding and Melissa Rauch (“Big Bang Theory”) as new judge Abby Stone, is now available on Peacock Iconic locations like the water tower from the FOX series “That ‘70s Show,” as well as most of the original cast return, along with a new gang of kids from the alternative era in the new Netflix series “That ‘90s Show” - now on Netflix

Page 14 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com How marriage words evolved over centuries Equally Wed, a platform for planning LGBTQ+ weddings, recently reveal couples are choosing nontraditional words to describe themselves and their celebrations. Broom is a combination ofbrideandgroom, and is used by nonbinary people who feel they don’t fit neatly into either category; so is gride. A gender-neutral word for people committing themselves to one another is marrier. These aren’t the first changes in the words for a wedding’s most crucial participants. Even man and wife, husband, andgroomwere once innovations. In school, I was taught that man and mankind were “universal” words that included women, though this seemed specious even to 8- year-old me, and such usage is now discouraged. In Old English, though, it was true, for the most part. In a 10th-century homily, Christ is described as “the son of one man,” that “man” being the Virgin Mary; in a retelling of Genesis, God created “the two men, Adam and Eve.” “Man” must mean “human being” or “person,” or these lines make no sense. When Old English writers wanted to specify someone’s sex, they often used wer for males andwiffor females. Another homily relates that in the beginning God created “twegen [two] men, wer & wif” – two humans, man and woman, male and female. In Old English, wif sometimes meant “wife” as well as “female person,” andwercould mean “husband” as well as “male person.” But whilewifeendures as the word we know today, wer disappeared around 1200, now found only in the compound name of a mythical monster, the werewolf. At the same time man narrowed its meaning from “human” to “male human” in particular. Husbandgained popularity in the 13th century. It derives from the Old Norse husbondi, literally “house-dweller,” and at first meant “master of the house,” akin to the Latin paterfamilias. Since in this era the head of a household was by definition the male spouse, husbandeasily applied to the latter role too. Grooms did not appear until much later, however. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, English inheritedbride– a woman who is getting married or is recently married – from Germanic, making it an extremely old word. Her male counterpart was the brydguma, literally the “brideman” – gumaorgomewas a poetic word that, like wer, specified male sex. Brydgome became bridegroomaftergomebecame obsolete in the early 16th century, perhaps becausegroomwas already in common use and resembled it. Groom too referred to a person of male sex, but was less august than gome – a groom was a boychild or a servant. By the 17th century, groom had decoupled frombrideand could stand alone as the male spouse-to-be. By Melissa Mohr Workers dig through trash to recover lost wedding rings A New Hampshire man who accidentally threw his wife's wedding rings in the trash was able to find them again with some help from sanitation workers. Kevin Butler of Windham said he didn't realize until his trash was at the local transfer station that the napkin he threw in the garbage contained his wife's rings, which had been wrapped up to dry after being cleaned. "She looked around for her rings. I said, 'I've got a good feeling they may be in the trash that I just took to the transfer station,'" Butlertold WMUR-TV. Butler went back to the transfer station, where he explained the situation to Dennis Senibaldi, Windham's general services director. Senibaldi and his team reviewed surveillance camera footage to identify the area most likely to contain the bag from Butler's home. The area turned out to contain about 20 tons of trash, which the team then sifted through until they found the right bag. "As we were going through the bag that we knew was his, he actually said, 'It's not in here.' And I said, 'No, there's a couple little pieces left,'" Senibaldi recalled. "I had my rubber gloves on, I moved a few items out of the way and saw literally the very last napkin and I opened it up." Butler said he is thankful to have the rings back, even though it meant digging through trash. "Wouldn't recommend anyone else do it," Butler said. "But, you know, to get the rings back, I would do it a thousand times over." Butler thanked the transfer station workers by bringing them pizza. your bridal guide

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Alternatives in bloom You just got engaged. Let the wedding planning begin! There is so much to see and select, including flowers. Flowers? You forgot all about those. While flowers are beautiful, they really are not your thing. You’ve got way too many allergies to contend with a big bouquet in your hands. Luckily for you, there are alternatives. Not every wedding features real flowers. Some brides looking to cut costs opt for artificial flowers over real. Others take a different route and skip the flowers altogether. They may have feather bouquets and boutonnieres for attendants and goldfish bowls on every table at the reception. Flowers are not a necessity at a wedding. Planning to have your wedding outside and hoping it isn’t too sunny, or worse, rains? Instead of bouquets, have your bridesmaids carry parasols. They can shade themselves should it be sunny and stay dry should it rain. Fans are another idea. You can carry a large ornate fan instead of a wedding bouquet and have your bridesmaids and flower girl carry smaller fans. Having a winter wedding? Skip the bouquets in favor of muffs. Your bridesmaids and flower girl will appreciate having a muff to sink their hands into on a cold winter’s day. Purses are also popular bouquet alternatives. Look around for some beautiful handbags that will complement your bridesmaids’ and flower girls’ dresses and let them carry those. Having your wedding outside at night? Try lanterns. That’s right. Help light up the celebration by having your bridesmaids and flower girl carry lanterns down the aisle. While you’re thinking about the girls, consider the guys, too. You can turn almost anything into a unique boutonniere from buttons to action figures. You can purchase miniature parasols or fans to use as boutonnieres or skip the boutonnieres altogether in favor of bright handkerchiefs. As for floral swags and centerpieces, almost anything will work. Ribbons and bows can easily be turned into swags, as can fish netting should you be going for a beach theme. Baskets of seashells would make great centerpieces, as would floating candles, candy bowls and teddy bears. If you can envision it, chances are it will work as a centerpiece. The sky is the limit when it comes to floral alternatives. You can turn almost anything into bouquets, boutonnieres and centerpieces from buttons to feathers to ribbons. Head to your local craft store or look online for other ideas. You’re sure to uncover dozens of things you can make or buy to use in place of flowers at your wedding. Depending upon what you choose, you might even save a few dollars. Fresh flowers out of season can cost a bundle, whereas your grandmother’s bucket of buttons fashioned into bouquets and boutonnieres may cost little. By Tresa Erickson Page 16 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com $ 1595 011923

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The baby dilemma You’ve been to weddings where babies are in attendance and you’ve been to weddings where babies are not in attendance. There are pros and cons to each. When they’re happy, babies can make wonderful additions to a wedding; when they’re out of sorts, they can be terrors. You would like to think your baby would be bubbly, but you can’t know for sure. What is a new mom to do? Will you arrange for your baby to attend your wedding, or will you find someone to care for your baby at home while you say, “I do”? Whether your baby attends your wedding depends first upon you. What is your preference? Is this your first baby? Would you be a complete and utter mess if your baby were not with you? Would you be wracked with worry? If so, you might want to arrange to have your baby somewhere onsite, perhaps not sitting next to you but with a babysitter in a room nearby. If you are bit more relaxed, you might want to consider leaving your baby with someone at home, especially if you think your baby might pose too much of a distraction. You’re going to be busy, and so are most of the people in the wedding party—why add to the activity with a baby in need of constant care? Your decision also depends upon your baby. What would your baby prefer? Is your baby rather congenial? Does your baby like people? If so, they might be perfectly at ease at your wedding and not mind being passed around and held by a lot of different people. If, on the other hand, your baby is not comfortable around people and tends to cling to you, you might want to reconsider having them at your wedding. Do you really want to walk down the aisle and say, “I do,” with a baby on your hip? You also need to consider the uncertainty factor. The best babies in the world have their moments. Your baby could be delightful right up until the exchange of vows and then let out a wail of terror and continue to fuss throughout the rest of the event. Babies are also prone to accidents, soiling their clothes and the clothes of anyone who might be holding them, including you in your expensive white bridal gown, your spouse in his tuxedo rental or an out-of-town guest with no ready access to a change of clothes. Only you can determine whether to have your baby attend your wedding. Should you do, be prepared. Understand that you and your groom will be busy and arrange for someone to care for the baby, preferably someone not directly involved in the wedding. Your mother might adore her new grandchild, but remember, she also adores you and would probably like to see you get married. Your teenage niece, on the other hand, might rather be off in another room caring for your new baby. That’s right. You’ll want to set up a place onsite for the babysitter to take your baby for feedings, naps and play. Don’t expect your baby to fall asleep and stay asleep during the reception in a ballroom with a lot of high-stepping going on. Finally, make sure you have ample supplies for your baby. You’ll be far too busy to make a mad dash home for diapers or formula. Choosing what to do with your baby during your wedding is a big decision. Think it through carefully, and should you decide it would be best to keep your baby at home, don’t get wrapped up in the guilt. Your baby won’t know the difference, and you can always arrange to take some wedding photos with them later or have the babysitter drop by with them at the reception. By Tresa Erickson Page 18 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com 033122

Be a good guest You pick up your phone, check your e-mail and what do you see? A wedding invitation. It’s been a while since you attended a wedding, and this is one event you do not want to miss. You know the couple well, and you can’t wait to see them exchange vows. You’ll need a gift, of course. Good thing they are registered. You’ll also need something to wear. Here are some tips to ensure you dress appropriately for the occasion. Review the invitation and dress accordingly. If there is a dress code, make sure you follow it. Wear a hat or gloves if asked. If there is no dress code, study the invitation for clues. Formal invitations call for formalwear, whereas informal invitations may call for more casual wear. Whatever the tone of event, make sure you select nice, modest attire. You do not want to wear anything that will embarrass the bride and groom or take away from the joy of their day. Follow all wishes and traditions. If you know the bride would prefer to be the only one wearing white, then select a color other than white. If you know for certain that guests will be wearing hats, then wear a hat. Choose formal hats for formal weddings and informal hats or hairpieces for informal weddings, such as fascinators, headbands, hairclips, flowers and the like. Brush up on your hat etiquette. Generally, men should remove their hats upon entering the church, while women should remove their hats when the mother of the bride removes hers or when sitting down to eat at the reception. Women may wear hairpieces all day. Whether you select attire from your closet or a store rack, try on every piece and make sure it fits and works with the ensemble. This applies to overcoats as well. You do not want to arrive to the wedding in a suit and a ski coat, nor do you want to have to scramble for a new outfit on the day of the wedding. This is especially important with destination weddings. You don’t want to be forced to purchase all new attire because you can’t wear what you brought with you. Not only will you have to spend a lot, but you could miss part of the wedding shopping for new attire. Be a good guest. Dress for the occasion and the bride and groom’s tastes. If the invitation requests guests wear a hat, then by all means do. If it requests guests dress for the beach, then do. Just make sure you wear something appropriate that will not detract from or offend the stars of the show: the bride and the groom. It is their big day after all. By Tresa Erickson Best wedding ever Searching the internet for Best Wedding Ever brings up a few unmentionable events, but not surprisingly, the majority of events involve laughter. Is it possible to have fun at a wedding? Well, yes. You just have to keep your stress level down. How in the world do you keep stress out of your wedding day? After all you’ve done to make this the best day ever, how can it possibly be stress-free? You’re going to have to make some choices. When it’s all been said and done, what really matters? Your attitude. If you are, by nature, an uptight person, the challenge is on. However, with a bit of pre-planning, you can prevent some of the probable frenzy and lessen negative reactions. If possible, have a paid (or unpaid) wedding coordinator who can roll with the punches, ’cuz the punches are going to come. Where’s the cake? The caterer forgot the cake! Send someone to a nearby grocery store to get already prepared desserts and ask a creative friend to display them festively. If the cake fell, don’t scream. It happens. Find that creative friend to remove the cake to the prep area to salvage pieces and place them neatly on plates. (A discreet photo of the mess will one day make you laugh.) Hopefully, your wedding officiant has a sense of humor and can distract attention from unlit candles, children’s antics, a misplaced ring, germ-spewing coughs, boredlooking groomsmen, birds flying amidst the chandeliers, or eyeburning odors among the attendants. Select a few even-tempered guests to quell any possible arguments among exes. Get a good night’s rest before the wedding. Moods alter quickly with sleep deprivation. Limit alcohol availability. A couple choices of wine and maybe a light beer could suffice during the reception. Be sure to have enough hungersatisfying food; growling stomachs can cause the natives to get quite restless. Even “filler food” among hors d’oeuvres can placate a voracious appetite. Not to be undervalued is a quickwitted, humorous (not cheesy) DJ who can spin the atmosphere into laughter. While you and your new spouse are greeting your guests, the DJ is filling the air with celebratory sounds. All is well. Carry on. It’s pretty hard to have the best wedding ever when people are tense, grouchy and rude. When that person is the bride or groom, well now… So, lighten up, prepare as well as you can, then make the best of any situation. Throw cares to the wind and laugh. This is your day — hopefully your best day ever! By Tresa Erickson 2801 - 30th Avenue (Wood Road) Kenosha, WI 262-551-0600 Locally Owned and Operated since 1973. Your Special Day Weddings • Showers • Rehearsal Dinners Accomodates 20 -180 Choose menu items or many buffet options. 040821 www.hap2it.com January 19, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 19

Page 20 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com Miley Cyrus shares 'Flowers' single, music video ahead of new album Miley Cyrus is back with new music. The 30-year-old singer and actress released a single and music video for the song "Flowers" last Friday. The "Flowers" video shows Cyrus walk the streets of Los Angeles before returning home, where she takes a dip in her pool and dances the night away. In the song, Cyrus sings about loving herself after a breakup. Fans speculated the song may be about Cyrus' ex-fiancé, actor Liam Hemsworth. Cyrus released the song on Hemsworth's 33rd birthday. In addition, Cyrus and Hemsworth's home burned down during the California wildfires in 2018. "Flowers" appears on Cyrus' forthcoming album,Endless Summer Vacation, slated for release March 10. Endless Summer Vacation will mark Cyrus' first album sincePlastic Heartsin 2020. Rihanna releases trailer for Super Bowl performance Rihannareleased a promotional trailer last week for her Super Bowl LVII halftime performance on Feb. 12. The singer/ songwriter/beauty entrepreneur has been pretty quiet so far about her plans for the show, which is expected to feature some of her biggest hits. The trailer shows Rihanna wearing a yellow fuzzy coat, with her hair in geometrical coils.She emerges on what looks like a fashion catwalk, with different voices in the background asking where she's been. The singer's long-awaited ninth studio album has been on the back burner since her last, Anti, in 2016, despite fans clamoring for its release. In May of 2022,Rihanna welcomed a son with rapper and frequent collaborator A$AP Rocky. Since then, she's seemingly focused on her beauty and apparel lines more than any album or music projects until she announced in Septemberthat she'd be the headliner for Super Bowl LVII. Rihanna told Entertainment Tonight last year that she took on the performance because it was something she couldn't turn down, even as a new mother. "The Superbowl is one of the biggest stages in the world. It's an entertainer's dream to be on a stage like that, but you want to get it right." Super Bowl LVII takes place on Sunday, Feb. 12 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. Shakira slams her ex in new song Shakira is back with new music. The 45-year-old singer released the song "BZRP Music Session #53" with Argentine producer Bizarrap last week. In "BZRP Music Session #53," Shakira slams her ex and his new girlfriend. The release of the song follows Shakira's split from her longtime partner, Gerard Piqué. Shakira and Piqué were together 12 years and have two children, Milan and Sasha. Piqué has since been linked to Clara Chia Marti, 22. Shakira said in the October issueof Elle that she was experiencing her "darkest hour" in the wake of the split. "I've remained quiet and just tried to process it all," the singer said. "And so it's been tough not only for me, but also for my kids. Incredibly difficult. I have paparazzi camping outside, in front of my house, 24/7. And there's not a place where I can hide from them with my kids, except for my own house." Demi Lovato album poster banned in Britain Demi Lovato's album poster for her new release has been banned in Britain as it was deemed potentially offensive to Christians. Britain's Advertising Standards Authority says that Lovato's provocative imagery and album title could be misconstrued as blasphemous. The initial ad was placed in six areas around London in August 2022. Lovato's album, released in August, is entitledHoly Fvck, and therein lies the issue. The ASA says most will confuse the title with its more profane version. The album's subject matter deals candidly with Lovato's admitted mental health and addiction struggles. In shades of a similar controversy over music and imagery for Madonna's Like a Virginproject in the 80s,the ASA questioned whether the posterwas appropriate for all ages and whether or not it mocked Christian beliefs. "We considered that the image of Ms. Lovato bound up in a bondage-style outfit whilst lying on a mattress shaped like a crucifix, in a position with her legs bound to one side which was reminiscent of Christ on the cross, together with the reference to 'holy fvck,' which in that context was likely to be viewed as linking sexuality to the sacred symbol of the crucifix and the crucifixion, was likely to cause serious offence to Christians." Holy Fvck is Lovato's eighth album. The former Disney star, said last year that she embraced the dark themes on the album. "You can't have light without dark," she told the Los Angeles Times. "The dichotomy was really important to me, and I had to take my anger out of the shadows in order to heal. I am owning my dark side, and it doesn't have to take me down." music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1990 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. How Am I Supposed.../Michael Bolton 2. Pump Up The Jam/Technotronic 3. Another Day in Paradise/Phil Collins 4. Everything/Jody Watley 5. Downtown Train/Rod Stewart 6. Rhythm Nation/Janet Jackson 7. Just Between You and Me/Lou Gramm 8. Free Fallin’/Tom Petty 9. Two To Make It Right/Seduction 10. Love Song/Tesla Billboard 200 (albums) 1. ...But Seriously/Phil Collins 2. Girl You Know Its True/Milli Vanilli 3. Forever Your Girl/Paula Abdul 4. Storm Front/Billy Joel 5. Rhythm Nation 1814/Janet Jackson 6. Pump/Aerosmith 7. Cosmic Thing/The B-52s 8. Hangin’ Tough/New Kids on the Block 9. Full Moon Fever/Tom Petty 10. Stone Cold Rhymin’/Young MC BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Anti-Hero/Taylor Swift 2. Unholy/Sam Smith & Kim Petras 3. Kill Bill/SZA 4. I’m Good (Blue)/D.Guetta & B.Rexha 5. Rich Flex/Drake & 21 Savage 6. Creepin’/Metro Boomin,Weeknd,21 Savage 7. As It Was/Harry Styles 8. Die For You/The Weeknd 9. Bad Habit/Steve Lacy 10. Cuff It/Beyonce Billboard 200 (albums) 1. SOS/SZA 2. Midnights/Taylor Swift 3. Heroes & Villains/Metro Boomin 4. Her Loss/Drake & 21 Savage 5. Un Verano Sin Ti/Bad Bunny 6. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen 7. Spin Off: From the Witness/Ateez 8. American Heartbreak/Zach Bryan 9. It’s Only Me/Lil Baby 10. Harry’s House/Harry Styles Shakira Miley Cyrus Demi Lovato

www.hap2it.com January 19, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 21 Windows to the Heart Using artificial intelligence tools, researchers studied retinal scans of 88,000 participants in a study and concluded the approach may be a viable way to detect cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease, heart failure and stroke based on the health of the retina's network of blood vessels. Doing so would mean no blood tests or blood pressure measurements necessary. The software "potentially has greater community reach to identify individuals at mediumhigh risk requiring further clinical assessment," the authors wrote. Why Docs Don't Text ICYMI and FYI: A 1991 law designed to protect consumers from unwanted telemarketing blocks health plans from texting patients without their prior consent, but some public health advocates say one adverse effect is that doctors can't send reminders about services, such as mammograms or well-child visits, unless they've contacted the patient first by phone. They're arguing for a change in the law as a health equity issue because the rule tends to affect low-income and underserved patients who are more likely to see and respond to texts about their health than they are to answer calls from unknown numbers or to receive mailed notices, especially if they're at work or move frequently, according to STAT News. Body of Knowledge When race car driver David Purley (1945-1985) crashed during qualifying laps at the 1977 British Grand Prix, he experienced deceleration from 108 miles per hour to zero in 26 inches. The result: 29 fractures, three dislocations and six heart stoppages. The measured 180 Gs (gravitational force) is among the highest known in which the person survived. One G is the force of gravity that keeps our feet firmly planted on the ground. Purley retired from racing in 1985 and took up aerobatics. He died in a plane crash that same year. Best Medicine Medical students hate the test on kidney stones. It's the hardest to pass. Observation "Among the side effects of this drug, the most significant is the immediate death of the patient." — Phil Mason, author of "Napoleon's Hemorrhoids and Other Small Events that Changed History" (2008) Medical History This week in 1964, U.S. Surgeon General Luther Terry announced the results of a study on the health effects of smoking, which had been ordered by President John F. Kennedy in 1962. It was the first widely publicized official recognition of its dangers, declaring that "cigarette smoking is a health hazard of sufficient importance in the United States to warrant appropriate remedial action." One year later, Congress required printed health warnings on cigarette packages. Sum Body Seven things your body does in just one minute most minutes: 1. Process 600 million bits of visual information 2. Send up to 17.2 trillion signals between neurons 3. Collectively grow your hair 1.1 inches (a total divided by 100,000 to 150,000 hair cells on your head; results may vary) 4. Blink 15-20 times 5. Inhale and exhale 12-20 times 6. Shed 30,000 to 50,000 skin cells 7. Pump 1.3 gallons of blood Medical Myths People often think of high blood pressure as pretty obvious, indicated by such signs as a flushed face or chronic sweating. In fact, the symptoms of hypertension include neither. Most of the time, there are no overt symptoms, which is why high blood pressure is sometimes called the "silent killer." The best way to prevent hypertension is to have your blood pressure checked regularly, preferably by a medical professional. Epitaphs "Stranger! Approach this spot with gravity! John Brown is filling his last cavity." — Tombstone of Dr. Brown, former dentist By Scott LaFee, Creators well news 160 E. Chestnut Street 160 E. Chestnut Street (In the loop) Burlington, WI Burlington, WI kesslers [email protected] K 102722 ESSLER’S ESSLER’SCLOCK CO. 262-716-6029 CALL FOR HOURS QUALITY CLOCK REPAIR & SALES WE DO SERVICE CALLS FOR GRANDFATHER CLOCKS TAX PREPARATION STARTING AT $60! Present this coupon for $5.00 OFF your 2022 Tax Return preparation! Proudly serving the area since 1972 ABC ACCOUNTING INC. 3500 14th Ave. Kenosha, WI 53142 Phone: 262-694-3762 011923 Includes Federal, State returns and Electronic filing. For all your Bookkeeping, Payroll and Tax needs. ✃ ✃

Page 22 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com Danai Gurira hints at 'Black Panther' spinoff on 'Late Show' Danai Gurira is teasing aBlack Pantherspinoff series. The 44-year-old actress hinted at a possible series featuring herBlack Panther character, Okoye, during The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Gurira plays Okoye in the Marvel filmBlack Panther(2018) and its sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, released in November. Rumors of a Black Panther spinoff series at Disney+ first surfaced in 2021. On The Late Show, host Stephen Colbert asked Gurira for an update. "I've been told that I can gently allude to this possibility," the actress said. Gurira also discussed Okoye's story in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and how the film showed her character's vulnerable side. "It's been really amazing, actually, because the thing that I didn't expect is the women who come to me, Black women who come to me, and talk about the aspect of how we are in a strong Black woman trope of sorts," the star said. "Okoye is kind of a very palpable representation of that. But to actually see her fail, a lot of women came to me and talked about how they appreciated seeing her vulnerability and showing that we don't and we shouldn't have to carry the world on our shoulders. The idea of her actually going through this failing. ... I realized how powerful it would be to actually allow a character like her to go through failing and complications that cause her to not be able to just stand strong and hold everything together. She has to go through her brokenness too," she added. Gurira is also known for playing Michonne on the AMC series, The Walking Dead. She will reprise the role in a new spinoff series with Andrew Lincoln that will premiere in 2024. 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' trailer released The first trailer for the movie based on Judy Blume's classic bookAre You There God? It's Me, Margaret was released last week. The 1970 book by Judy Blume is considered one of the most influential female coming-of-age novels of all time and is one of the precursors of the popular young adult book genre. The film stars Rachel McAdams, AntMan's Abby Ryder Forston, Benny Safdie (Licorice Pizza) andKathy Bates. Blume said she held onto the film rights for over 50 years because she was afraid an adaptation wouldn't properly reflect the story. But in 2018, producer James L. Brooks and The Edge of Seventeen writer/director Kelly Fremon Craig had the right pitch. "When I sat down with her, she had just seen my first film, The Edge of Seventeen, and she expressed that that made her feel confident that I was going to embrace all the flaws and nuances," Craig told Entertainment Weekly. "That gave her confidence that the film would have the same honesty that she is so known for." In the trailer, Forston, who plays sixth-grader Margaret, is shown sitting in a health class listening to a teacher explain menstruation. Then she's with her family, including her grandmother Sylvia (Bates) and mother Barbara (McAdams) as she tries to figure out the bewildering changes that puberty and adulthood will bring. The film is set in the '70s, the same period as the book. "While certain details have changed over the years, the experience of growing up is really universal," Craig said. "It's the same across the decades. There's something about an 11-year-old or 12-year-old girl today, watching a girl in 1970 go through the exact same experience that she's going through today." The movie opens in theaters April 28. Actor Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty to 7 sex crime charges Kevin Spacey has entered not guilty pleas to seven sexual assault charges in Britain. The alleged sexual assaults are from 2001- 2004 and include three counts of indecent assault, three of sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. All of the alleged crimes come from one male accuser. Spacey has aJune 6 trial date on these charges and others previously filed. In addition to the seven new charges, he was charged in May 2022 with three counts of sexual assault and one for nonconsensual sexual activity based on accusations from three men who claim the assaults happened in Britain from 2005- 2013. Spacey has faced multiple sexual misconduct investigations in the United States dating back to the 1980s.He lost his roleon the Netflix show House of Cards in 2017 amid a scandal over allegations of sexual misconduct. movie news WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT January 13 - 15, 2023 1. Avatar: The Way of Water (w5) $31.1M 2. M3gan (w2) $17.9M 3. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (w4) $13.4M 4. A Man Called Otto (w3) $12.5M 5. Plane (w1) $10.0M 6. House Party (w1) $3.8M 7. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (w10) $2.1M 8. The Whale (w6) $1.4M 9. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance... (w4) $1.1M 10. Waltair Veerayya (w1) $1.0M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 1990 1. Born on the Fourth of July (w4) $8.0M 2. The War of the Roses (w6) $5.6M 3. Tango & Cash (w4) $5.3M 4. Internal Affairs (w1) $5.0M 5. Always (w4) $4.1M Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Heat 2. Top Gun: Maverick 3. Elvis 4. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 5. 1883: A Yellowstone Origin Story 6. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero 7. Pearl 8. Everything All At Once 9. Christopher Nolan 4K Collection 10. Violent Night source:amazon.com - may include pre-orders Danai Gurira Rachel McAdams Most Popular Films 1. M3gan 95% 2. The Menu 88% 3. Avatar: The Way of Water 77% 4. The Pale Blue Eye 64% 5. White Noise 63% 6. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish 96% 7. Glass Onion 92% 8. Banshees of Inisherin 97% 9. Babylon 55% 10. Mars One 97% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer”

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Page 24 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com Injured Jeremy Renner missing his 'happy place' Hawkeye and The Hurt Locker actor Jeremy Renner, who is recuperating from injuries he sustained in a New Year's Day snowplowing accident, posted a message from his hospital bed. "Missing my happy place," the 52- year-old actor captioned a photo of a cabin surrounded by snow. Renner underwent surgery earlier this month to treat blunt force trauma to his chest and orthopedic injuries sustained when a 14,000- pound snowplow rolled over him after he helped a motorist whose vehicle was stuck in the snow near his home in a remote area of Nevada. The actor's other credits include Wind River, American Hustle and The Town. U.S. gas prices rise to follow rally in crude oil U.S. motorists are seeing the price at the gas pump move higher as the broader energy complex trades higher on the reopening of China, the world's second-largest economy. Crude oil prices have been on the rise for much of January, rising some 8% last week. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark for the price of oil, was up 1.2% as of 9:30 a.m. EST Tuesday to touch $81 per barrel, it's highest since early December. The rally was supported by the annual reading of Chinese GDP, which at 3% for 2022 was among its worst since the 1970s, but still better than expected. Continuing from last week, the rally is finding its way to the consumer level. Travel club AAA put the national average retail price at $3.32 per gallon for Tuesday, about 17 cents higher than a month ago. Demand at home, meanwhile, remains suppressed, likely due to rising inflation and improved gas mileage. EIA put the national average at $3.97 per gallon for 2022 and expects the average to be around $3.30 per gallon this year, though prices during the summer could be in the $4 range on the back of increased travel. Family splits $1M lottery prize from stocking stuffer A Virginia family is splitting a $1 million lottery jackpot after a New Year's Millionaire Raffle ticket purchased as a stocking stuffer turned out to be a big winner. Jennifer Wanamaker of Chesterfield County told Virginia Lottery officials she purchased some New Year's Millionaire Raffle tickets and put them into her family's Christmas stockings. The ticket placed in the stocking for her daughter, Caitlin, turned out to be a $1 million winner in the New Year's Day raffle. "It's surreal," Caitlin told Virginia Lottery officials. "It's a great start to the new year!" Caitlin said she is splitting the $1 million prize with her parents, Jennifer and Patrick, and her twin sister, Alison. "If one person wins, we all win," Patrick said. Caitlin and Alison are both studying nursing in college. Former NFL player Jerrell Powe arrested on kidnapping charge Former NFL defensive tackle Jerrell Powe was arrested on a charge of kidnapping in Jackson, Miss. The 35-year-old from Buckatunna, Miss., is accused of kidnapping an unidentified male. He was arrested and remained in jail with no bail set. The victim told police he was forced to withdraw money by his captors. Powe was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2011 draft out of Ole Miss. He played sparingly for the Chiefs over the course of three seasons before joining the Houston Texans for his final NFL season in 2014. Jeremy Clarkson apologizes to Harry and Meghan The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson posted an apology on Instagram for disparaging remarks he made about Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, American actress Meghan Markle, in an opinion column he wrote in The Sun last month. "One of the strange things I've noticed in recent times is that whenever an MP or a wellknown person is asked to apologize for something, no matter how heartfelt or profound that apology may be, it's never enough for the people who called for it in the first place," Clarkson wrote, admitting that his words in the column were "horrible" and made him "feel sick" in retrospect. "So I'm going to try and buck the trend this morning with an apology for the things I said in a Sun column recently about Meghan Markle. I really am sorry. All the way from the balls of my feet to the follicles on my head. This is me putting my hands up. It's a mea culpa with bells on," he added. Harry and Meghan swiftly fired back their response to Monday's statement. "While a new public apology has been issued today by Mr. Clarkson, what remains to be addressed is his long standing pattern of writing articles that spread hate rhetoric, dangerous conspiracy theories, and misogyny," the statement reads. "Unless each of his other pieces were also written "in a hurry," as he states, it is clear that this is not an isolated incident shared in haste, but rather a series of articles shared in hate." coast to coast COVID-19 during pregnancy raises woman's risk of death sevenfold COVID-19 infection in pregnancy raises a woman's risk of death sevenfold and significantly elevates her odds for needing intensive care, a new study finds. "This study provides the most comprehensive evidence to date suggesting that COVID19 is a threat during pregnancy," said lead author Emily Smith, an assistant professor of global health at the GW Milken Institute School of Public Health. "Our findings underscore the importance of COVID-19 vaccination for all women of childbearing age," she said in a university news release. Smith and her colleagues pooled patient data from 12 studies conducted in 12 countries, including the United States. These studies involved more than 13,000 pregnant women. Compared to uninfected pregnant women, moms-to-be with COVID-19 infection not only had seven times higher risk of dying during pregnancy or childbirth, but were at three times greater risk of needing ICU admission. They had about 15 times higher risk of needing ventilator treatment and about 23 times higher risk of developing pneumonia, which is a potentially life-threatening complication of COVID. The pregnant women with COVID also had a five times higher risk of blood clots that can cause pain, swelling or other lifethreatening complications. The study findings were published in BMJ Global Health. The research was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Jeremy Renner

APPLE TV • Apple TV announced that their music competition series,My Kind of Country, has added three talent scouts. Reese Witherspoon and Kacey Musgrave executive produce and appear on the show, which will premiere March 24. • Apple TV+ is giving a glimpse of the new filmSharper (Feb 17). The neo-noir thriller featuresJulianne Moore and Sebastian Stan. The film is set in New York and sees the characters "compete for riches and power in a high stakes game of ambition, greed, lust and jealousy." DISNEY+ • Disney has released a new 90- second trailer for the third season of its Star Wars series, The Mandalorian (Mar 1). "Once a lone bounty hunter, Din Djarin has reunited with Grogu, also known as Baby Yoda. Meanwhile, the New Republic struggles to lead the galaxy away from its dark history," said a synopsis accompanying the preview. HULU • Mel Brooksis 96 years old, but he's not ready to retire yet. The comedian/actor/writer/producer is behind The History of the World Pt. II, a four-decades-in-themaking sequel to his 1981 movieThe History of the World Pt. 1. Brooks, Wanda Sykes, Nick Kroll and Ike Barinholtz appear in the show and are credited as writers. The History of the World Pt. IIwill air on Hulu starting with two episodes on March 6. Then two more episodes will drop each day until the finale on March 9. NETFLIX • Netflix is teasing the new film Luther: The Fallen Sun (March 10) with a trailer for the crime drama that features Idris Elba. Luther: The Fallen Sunis a sequel to the TV series Luther, which had a five-season run on BBC One. • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the new filmYour Place or Mine (Feb 10) with atrailerfor the romantic comedy featuring Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher. PEACOCK • Morgan Freemanhas joined the cast of the Paramount+ series Lioness. The streaming service confirmed that Freeman, 85, will star in the new spy thriller with previously announced stars Zoe Saldaña, Nicole Kidman, and Laysla De Oliveira. • Paramount+ announced the start of production on Zoey 102. The film stars Jamie Lynn Spears reprising her role from the Nickelodeon TV seriesZoey 101. Zoey 101 cast members Erin Sanders, Sean Flynn, Matthew Underwood, Christopher Massey, Abby Wilde and Jack Salvatore also reprise their roles. • Paramount+ is teasing the new series Wolf Pack (Jan 26) with a trailer for the supernatural teen drama featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Rodrigo Santoro. Wolf Pack hails from Teen WolfcreatorJeff Davis. Most Popular TV 1. The Recruit (NFX) 67% 2. Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan (AMZ) 79% 3. Harry & Meghan (NFX) 40% 4. The Witcher: Blood Origin (NFX) 31% 5. 1923 (PRMT) 91% 6. The White Lotus (HBO) 94% 7. Wednesday (NFX) 72% 8. Slow Horses (APP) 100% 9. Willow (DIS) 86% 10. 1899 (NFX) 76% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” streaming news About 4.7 million viewers tuned in to the series premiere ofThe Last of Uson HBO and its streaming platforms last Sunday. HBO said it was its secondlargest debut, behind onlyHouse of the Dragon, since Boardwalk Empirepremiered on the network in 2010. Starring Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal, the critically acclaimed video-game adaptation takes place 20 years after modern civilization has been destroyed by a mutated fungus that turns people into monstrous cannibals. ••• Syfy announced it has renewed it horror comedies, Chucky and Reginald the Vampire, for additional seasons. ••• The CW announced premiere dates for the final seasons of Riverdale and Nancy Drew. Riverdale, starring Cole Sprouse, returns Wednesday, March 29, at 9 p.m. for its seventh and final season. Nancy Drew premieres its fourth and final season Wednesday, May 31, at 8 p.m. Both shows will air their series finales on Wednesday, Aug. 23, with Nancy Drew at 8 p.m. andRiverdaleat 9 p.m. ••• TNT has announced it will not air the fourth and final season of its sci-fi drama, Snowpiercer, as planned. The show was the last scripted series on TNT, which has been restructuring since its parent company Warner Bros. merged with Discovery. ••• Yellowjackets has added new actors for Season 2, withElijah Wood, Jason Ritter andLauren Ambrose joining the show, and Showtime released a trailer for the season. The critically acclaimed showstarring Melanie Lynskey, Juliette Lewis, Christina Ricci, and Tawny Cypress as the present-day survivors of an airline crash and Jasmin Savoy Brown, Samantha Hanratty, Courtney Eaton, Liv Hewson, Sophie Nélisse and Sophie Thatcher as their counterparts and more from the past, is returning in March. Concurrent timelines tell the story. In the past, a group of teens on a high school soccer team are trying to survive in the woods after an airline crash kills some of their teammates. The survivors spend 19 months there before being rescued and not before some terrible things happen. ••• FX announced that Mayans M.C. will come to an end after five seasons. The Sons of Anarchyspinoff covers a Latino motorcycle club with the Santo Padre charter. The Mayans appeared in the very first episode ofSons of Anarchywhich ran on FX for seven seasons from 2008 to 2014. network news Morgan Freeman Reese Witherspoon Cole Sprouse Sarah Michelle Gellar Pedro Pascal Melanie Lynskey

Page 26 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 2023 1 p.m. on ABC College Basketball A rivalry that dates back 100 years gets another chapter today in Tucson as the Arizona Wildcats welcome in Pac-12 foes in the UCLA Bruins. The ninth-ranked Wildcats are led by a pair of budding stars in junior guard Kerr Kriisa and junior forward Azuolas Tubelis. Meanwhile, the No. 16 Bruins also have a stellar tandem in guard/forward Jaime Jaquez Jr. and point guard Tyger Campbell. This is the first meeting between these teams this year. 3:30 p.m. on FOX NFL Football With the Wild Card games decided, the winners from last weekend advance to face division winners in the Divisional Round, which gets going with this NFC contest. The victors of these four games move on to play for a Super Bowl berth next weekend in the Conference Championship games. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias Jodi Arias (Celina Sinden) has just been arrested and sent to prison while she awaits trial for murdering her boyfriend. In jail she befriends a couple, Donavan Bering (Tricia Black) and Tracy Brown (Lynn Rafferty) who will do anything and everything Jodi asks — even letting the murderess tattoo her name on one of them. When Donovan is released, she agrees to be Jodi’s mouthpiece. But when the details of the case and Jodi’s story were no longer adding up, Jodi’s vengeful side emerges in this 2023 docudrama. SUNDAY JANUARY 22, 2023 2 p.m. on NBC NFL Football NFL playoff action continues today with two more games in the Divisional Round, starting with this AFC contest. Then immediately following on Fox is an NFC tilt. The four victors from yesterday and today move on to the Conference Championships next weekend. 7 p.m. on PBS Miss Scarlet and the Duke on Masterpiece Eliza (Kate Phillips) finds herself investigating another mystery as she struggles to build her detective agency while juggling her relationship with Inspector William Wellington (Stuart Martin), the Duke. Eliza is on the trail of a notorious conman and tracks him down to a hotel in a remote part of France. She believes she has finally caught Scotland Yard’s most wanted man, but she’s not the only hotel guest who wants to claim the reward. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: The Plot to Kill My Mother A young woman (Romy Weltman) who unknowingly grew up in federal witness protection reels after her mother’s murder, leading her to question everything that she thinks is true. She decides to leave the program and find the killer before he kills again but reclaiming a life she never knew isn’t going to be easy in this 2023 thriller. 8 p.m. on FOX Accused Told from the defendant’s point of view through flashbacks, this new series features a different crime, in a different city, with an entirely original cast for each episode. It opens with the defendant in a courtroom, with viewers knowing nothing about their crime or how they ended up on trial. In the end, audiences will discover how an ordinary person gets caught up in extraordinary circumstances, and how one impulsive decision can impact the course of that life — and the lives of others — forever. MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2023 7 p.m. on ABC The Bachelor Charming 26-year-old tech executive Zach Shallcross’ journey to find love continues when he becomes the leading man for the Season 27 premiere episode. Following an emotional realization about his future with Rachel Recchia, Shallcross won Bachelor Nation’s affection when he made the difficult decision to end his journey on “The Bachelorette.” Now, the charismatic California native begins handing out roses in hopes of finding the woman of his dreams. 7 p.m. on CW WCIU All American Laura (Monet Mazur) throws Billy (Taye Diggs) a surprise birthday party and everyone comes together to roast him. Then Spencer (Daniel Ezra) makes an effort to do what’s best for himself, hoping it helps both Olivia (Samantha Logan) and himself move on. And Jayme (guest star Miya Horcher) offers some sage advice to Asher (Cody Christian) about his speech with JJ (Hunter Clowdus), but she ignores her own about watching out for red flags. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Omega Man Before Will Smith put his own spin on the tale in “I Am Legend,” and a few years after Vincent Price did it with “The Last Man on Earth,” this 1971 sci-fi tale cast Charlton Heston as a survivor of a plague that turns people into murderous mutants. He attempts to create a serum from his own vaccinated blood to give to others who haven’t yet succumbed. But those mutants put up a good fight. Rosalind Cash and Paul Kosio also star. The film airs as part of the channel’s theme of “After the Apocalypse.” 8 p.m. on BET Movie: Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral This 11th installment in the wildly popular “Madea” movie comedy series, this 2019 comedy finds Perry — who also wrote, directed and produced — reprising his crowd-pleasing turn as the title character, as well as several other roles. The story finds Madea and several of her relatives traveling to backwoods Georgia for a surprise anniversary party that takes a tragic turn. Cassi Davis, Patrice Lovely, Jen Harper, Derek Morgan, Courtney Burrell, Rome Flynn and KJ Smith also are featured in the huge ensemble cast. 9:01 p.m. on ABC The Good Doctor A surprise pregnancy for Lea (Paige Spara) and Shaun (Freddie Highmore) also comes with news about potential complications. Meanwhile, Doctors Park (Will Yun Lee), Reznick (Fiona Gubelman) and Allen (Bria Henderson) treat a teen with Gardner’s syndrome whose past surgical history jeopardizes the outcome of his current one in the new episode “Quiet and Loud.” TUESDAY JANUARY 24, 2023 7 p.m. on FOX 9-1-1: Lone Star The Season 4 premiere episode “The New Hotness,” finds Owen (Rob Lowe), Tommy (Gina Torres) and the rest of the 126 being called into action to a county fair when a “derecho,” a band of rapidly moving severe thunderstorms, hits Austin, causing hurricane- and tornadoforce winds, heavy rains, flash floods and a wide path of destruction. And just when they think it couldn’t get worse, temperatures soar up to 122 degrees Fahrenheit in the city. 7 p.m. on DISC Bering Sea Gold Catch a wave and you’re sittin’ on top of the world. But in the Bering Sea, you might prefer something a little less terrifying. Shawn and Vernon embark on a harrowing rescue mission on a stormy stretch of the Bering Sea. Meanwhile, M/V Mistress has problems that force Kris into limp mode. And Zeke relaunches the Havilah with a wild crew in the new episode “The Miner’s Code.” 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Peg O’ My Heart As part of the channel’s tribute to “Star of the Month” Marion Davies, Peg (Davies) and her father Pat (J. Farrell MacDonald) live a simple life in an Irish fishing village. One day Sir Gerald (Onslow Stevens) arrives at the village to tell Pat that Peg is heir to the estate of her grandfather, who hated Pat. But she must go to England for three years to learn to be a lady and that Pat can never see her again in this 1933 drama. 7:30 p.m. on NBC American Auto The floundering horsepower behind Payne Motors is back for its Season 2 premiere and Katherine (Ana Gasteyer) and her team are on the verge of bringing back an American legend. But ineptitude and egos put everything at hilarious risk. 8 p.m. on CW WCIU The Winchesters With some intense emotions still lingering after their high stakes recovery mission, Mary (Meg Donnelly) and John (Drake Rodger) stay close to home to watch over a newly returned Samuel Campbell (guest star, Tom Welling). When Latika (Nida Khurshid) and Carlos (JoJo Fleites) split off to investigate the death of a musician, Carlos is forced to face a part of his past he has been avoiding. And Millie (Bianca Kajlich) spends time helping Samuel recover.” 8 p.m. on PBS American Masters The new episode follows the music icon from a piano lounge through her rise to stardom. From “First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” to “Killing Me Softly,” Flack’s virtuosity was inseparable from her commitment to civil rights. Detailing her story in her own words, this film features exclusive access to Flack’s archives and interviews with Rev. Jesse Jackson, Peabo Bryson and more. on the airwaves

www.hap2it.com January 19, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 27 WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25, 2023 6 p.m. on TNT NHL Hockey Tonight’s TNT NHL doubleheader gets going with a clash of Original Six rivals, as Artemi Panarin and the New York Rangers defend Madison Square Garden ice from Mitchell Marner and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Blueshirts drew first blood in their season series against the Leafs in December, when Jimmy Vesey scored two goals and Igor Shesterkin made 22 saves in New York’s 3-1 victory. Then in the late contest, Johnny Gaudreau and the Columbus Blue Jackets drop in on Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers. 6:30 p.m. on ESPN NBA Basketball A clash of ferocious Atlantic Division rivals is in the offing tonight at Wells Fargo Center, where James Harden and the Philadelphia 76ers play host to Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets. The Sixers got the better of the Nets in their first meeting in November, when the home Philly crowd vociferously booed ex-Sixer Ben Simmons and Tobias Harris scored 24 points in keying a 115- 106 76er victory. Then immediately following, it’s a meeting of Western playoff contenders as the Golden State Warriors welcome in the Memphis Grizzlies. 7 p.m. on LIFE Married at First Sight Five newlywed pairs of strangers explore their new relationships as they share a bed for the first time on their wedding night. In the morning, they are dropped into the lion’s den for a round of personal questions and concerns from their brand-new spouse’s family and friends. The couples reunite for an enticing honeymoon in Jamaica, but for one couple, the sun and sand remain slightly out of reach in the new episode “Honeymoon Hiccups.” 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Italian Job Airing as part of the channel’s spotlight on car chases, Charlie (Michael Caine) has a “job” to do. Having just left prison, he finds one of his friends has attempted a high risk job in Italy right under the nose of the Mafia. Charlie’s friend doesn’t get very far, so Charlie takes over the “job.” Using three Mini Coopers, a couple of Jaguars, and a bus, he hopes to bring Torino to a standstill, steal the gold, and escape in this 1969 comedy caper. 8 p.m. on HIST American Pickers A late collector’s home in Michigan features a stockpile of awesome wheels. And a wide-eyed Mike comes up with a staggering sixfigure offer — the largest in “American Pickers” history — to take home five ultra-rare motorbikes in the new episode “$135,000 Pick.” Meanwhile, Danielle nails a shot-in-the-dark mission for rock ’n’ roll legend Jack White — and then it’s up to Robbie and Dave to transport a legendary recording trailer to its new home in Detroit. 9:30 p.m. on FREE grown-ish Buy low, sell high, and hope things don’t go sideways. Junior (Marcus Scribner) realizes he’s not earning enough money, so he focuses all his efforts on a new stock market side hustle. Meanwhile, Aaron’s (Trevor Jackson) students accuse him of being a sellout. And Lauryn (Amelie Zilber) stops singing to focus on a “real job” in the new episode “Money Trees.” THURSDAY JANUARY 26, 2023 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Biloxi Blues Matthew Broderick reprises his Broadway performance as Eugene Jerome, the engagingly naive alter ego of Neil Simon, in this 1988 comedy, the second of the playwright’s three stories about the character (“Brighton Beach Memoirs” was first, “Broadway Bound” last). Eugene joins the military during World War II, and his basic training in Mississippi pits him against a no-nonsense sergeant (Christopher Walken). Penelope Ann Miller co-stars. The film airs as part of the channel’s special theme that highlights the Jewish experience. 8 p.m. on CW WCIU Walker Independence As a dust storm descends upon Independence, Abby (Katherine McNamara) and Tom (GregHovanessian) find themselves desperately seeking shelter. Then Gus (Philemon Chambers) has a lead that can potentially help Calian (Justin Johnson Cortez). Meanwhile, Kate (Katie Findlay), Hoyt (Matt Barr) and Lucia (Gabriela Quezada) work together, and things do not go according to plan. But then Kate stumbles upon something very unexpected and leaves her questioning everything in the new episode “All In.” 8:35 p.m. on HIST Swamp People: Serpent Invasion Troy Landry and Pickle stumble upon some unwanted visitors and witness just how far the pythons have spread. Meanwhile, Zak and Aaron take on a whole new type of beast. Then Bill and Tess have to deal with some uninvited guests, while Dusty does what he can to prevent an early end to his python season in the new episode “New Hunting Grounds.” FRIDAY JANUARY 27, 2023 7 p.m. on ABC Shark Tank First into the Tank is an entrepreneur from New Orleans who has a solution to a serious problem in the kitchen — her nontoxic product that magically helps dispose of cooking oils safely. Then, an entrepreneur from New Jersey pitches a tool that instantly transforms eating utensils into a common kitchen accessory. Another entrepreneur introduces his viral device designed to help save time and lessen fatigue. The last entrepreneurs share their product designed to prevent creepy crawlers from intruding your home. Featured sharks include Mark Cuban, Robert Herjavec, Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner and Daymond John. 7 p.m. on SHOW Boys in Blue When is a game not just a game? It’s win or go home for the Polars in the state tournament. As the team looks toward a seemingly bright future, a horrific tragedy strikes the North Minneapolis community, leaving the neighborhood searching for answers in the Season 1 finale episode “Won’t Be Beat.” 7 p.m. on TBS Movie: Ocean’s 8 Both a continuation of and a sequel to director Steven Soderbergh’s successful “Ocean’s” trilogy, this 2018 heist comedy from Gary Ross stars Sandra Bullock as Debbie Ocean, sister of George Clooney’s character from the earlier films, who hatches a scheme to hit the annual Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Her crew is played by an allstar female ensemble that includes Sarah Paulson, Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling, Helena Bonham Carter and Rihanna — and Anne Hathaway plays their target. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Hell to Eternity As part of a David Janssen triple feature, the 1960 drama tells the true-life story of Guy Gabaldon (Jeffrey Hunter), a Los Angeles Hispanic boy raised in the 1930s by a Japanese-American foster family. Later, during the war, as his foster parents are interned at a camp for Japanese Americans, Gabaldon’s ability to speak Japanese helps him become a lone-operating Marine hero. During the bloody capture of the island of Saipan, he convinces 800 Japanese to surrender after their general commits suicide. “Ring of Fire” and “Twenty Plus Two” immediately follow. 8 p.m. on PBS Next at the Kennedy Center Hip hop legends The Roots give an electrifying performance during their residency at the Kennedy Center. Beyond the stage, the band endeavors to use their influence and platform to explore the depths of their creative potential and inspire the next generation of cultural leaders. The series looks to reflect America’s performing arts landscape in the new episode “The Roots Residency.” 9:30 p.m. on AMC Movie: The Lost Boys Brothers Michael and Sam (Jason Patric, Corey Haim) aren’t too happy about moving to California with their mom (Dianne Wiest), but she assures them they’ll make new friends. Sure enough, they do. There’s just one problem: Their new friends are vampires. Kiefer Sutherland, Jami Gertz and Edward Herrmann also star in this chuckle-filled 1987 creature feature, with Barnard Hughes, as the boys’ grandfather, getting off the movie’s best and last line. on the airwaves Marcus Scribner stars in the Black-ish spin-off Grown-ish, airing Wednesdays on Freeform.

Page 28 HAPPENINGS January 19, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 1/19 Jodie Sweetin 41, Dolly Parton 77, Erin Sanders 32, Shawn Wayans 52, Paula Deen 76, Katey Sagal 69 1/20 Evan Peters 36, Gary Barlow 52, Brantley Gilbert 38, Skeet Ulrich 53, Rainn Wilson 57, Buzz Aldrin 93, Paul Stanley 71, Bill Maher 67 1/21 Jerry Trainor 46, Emma Bunton 47, Geena Davis 67, Billy Ocean 73, Jack Nicklaus 83, Chris Kilmore 50 1/22 Logic 33, Guy Fieri 55, Steve Perry 74, Diane Lane 58, Ben Taylor 46, Linda Blair 64, DJ Jazzy Jeff 58, Beverley Mitchell 42, Steven Adler 58 1/23 Mariska Hargitay 59, Tiffani Thiessen 49, Richard Dean Anderson 73 1/24 Daveed Diggs 41, Neil Diamond 82, Kristen Schaal 45, Ed Helms 49, Mischa Barton 37, Matthew Lillard 53 1/25 Alicia Keys 42, Michael Trevino 38, Jack Fowler 31, Calum Hood 27, Pooh-Man 52 During a recent appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, icon Dolly Parton says fans will have a new song to enjoy... in another 23 years. Parton admitted that seven years ago she recorded a top-secret song which was buried in a time capsule to be opened in 2045. “I wanna go dig that up so bad,” she said. “It’a a really good song!” birthdays Jan 25, 1937 The first broadcast of Guiding Light debuts on NBC radio Jan 25, 1961 The Walt Disney animated film 101 Dalmatians debuts in theaters Jan 22, 1968 The variety series Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In debuts on NBC Jan 23, 1977 The acclaimed mini-series Roots premiers on ABC Jan 21, 1978 The soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever hits #1 for the first of 24 weeks Jan 19, 1980 Pink Floyd’s The Wall starts at 15-week run at the top of the albums chart Jan 20, 1982 Believing it was fake, Ozzy Osbourne bites the head off a live bat on stage Jan 20, 1983 Def Leppard release their third studio album Pyromania Jan 19, 1993 At the request of Bill Clinton, the classic lineup of Fleetwood Mac reunite to perform at the presidential inauguration Jan 25, 1998 Spice Girl Victoria Adams and soccer star David Beckham announce their engagement Jan 25, 1999 Horror film The Blair Witch Project debuts at Sundance Jan 19, 2001 Cult film Donnie Darko, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, premieres at Sundance Jan 20, 2008 The premiere episode of Breaking Bad airs on AMC Jan 22, 2010 Conan O’Brien hosts his final episode after his short tenure on The Tonight Show Jan 24, 2011 The second album by Adele, 21, is released Jan 24, 2016 The X-Files return to FOX with a revival after 13 years Jan 20, 2015 At The Public Theater in New York, the musical Hamilton premiers Jan 23, 2018 Singer songwriter Neil Diamond retires from touring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s "As a kid watching the reruns of the original Scooby-Doo, I felt like I really identified with this character. I love that she exists. She's not traditionally gorgeous. She just helps the gang out because she is so smart." Creator and voice actress Mindy Kaling says new HBO adult animated comedy series “Velma” presents classic characters in a new light. Kaling described her version of Velma as a tonal blend of Harley Quinn, X FilesandVeronica Mars. "It was already hurtful enough the first time. It’s like one of those things where you’re going, 'Really? People are still capitalizing off that thing?'” While promoting her upcoming memoir “Love Pamela”, actress Pamela Anderson talks about the 2021 Hulu mini-series “Pam & Tommy,” which starred Lily James playing her and telling the story of her and then husband Tommy Lee’s 1995 home video fiasco. "He came backstage and told me he was going to take care of it. He's like, 'I'm going to say something. I'm going to set it straight because this isn't fair.' He's like, 'We're so lucky to have you, and thank you for being here.' That was what made me cry, actually. It wasn't what was coming at me on social media or whatever the actors felt or didn't feel. It was really the fact that everybody there had my back and they were there to protect me." Pianist Chloe Flower thanks host Jerrod Carmichael after facing backlash when the Golden Globes viewing audience thought she was responsible for the music that urged winners to wrap up their speeches. The 37-year-old musician soon found herself going viral for all the wrong reasons. Flower credited Golden Globes host Jerrod Carmichael for trying to set the record straight, saying she cried because he was so supportive as hostile tweets were directed her way during the show. Actress Michelle Yeoh told the piano player whose music interrupted her speech to shut up, saying jokingly she could 'beat you up.' “That wasn’t karate, that waska-rappy.” On last Monday’s edition of America’s Got Talent: AllStats, panel judge Simon Cowell delivers the “red buzzer” to Jackass-lite comedy troupe Dustin’s Dojo before they made it even a minute into their clumsy routine. Fellow judge Howie Mandel supported them, giving a one-man standing ovations saying, “I think it’s silly. I think it’s bad. I think it’s atrocious — I would go see this movie!” "But we're going to do something different. I think it needs to change a little bit.” Which classic film has actor Channing Tatum eyeing a potential producer and acting role in a new version, which he says will remove problematic stereotypes? For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. “The King and I” (1956) B. “The Goonies” (1985) C. “Ghost” (1990) D. “Swiss Family Robinson” (1960) things people say Mindy Kaling Simon Cowell Pamela Anderson

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