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Page 4 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com The West Wing and In Plain Sight alum Mary McCormack says Willie -- the minor-league, pro wrestling group manager she plays on Heels -- is thrilled to be heading a new women's division in Season 2 of the Starz drama. New episodes air Fridays. Set in rural Georgia, the show follows Willie as she shepherds wrestling stars and sibling rivals Jack (Stephen Amell) and Ace (Alexander Ludwig), who are trying to define success for themselves, while keeping the Duffy League afloat after the suicide of their father. Season 1 ended with the brothers brawling and Ace's valet and love interest Crystal (Kelli Berglund) jumping into the unscripted fray to claim the coveted championship belt for herself. "The family drama continues. The brothers are still up to their craziness," McCormack, 54, said in a recent Zoom interview conducted before the Screen Actors Guild strike in July. "Willie continues to be the thing that sort of keeps it together. She's the brains of the operation, on at least the management side of it." Introducing a women's division into the Duffy "promotion" or franchise grew out of Crystal's bold move and Willie's mentoring of her after it. "We're figuring out, 'Well, she has the belt now. She's the champ. How do we sustain that?'" McCormack said. "We can't have her beating up men every week. That's not believable and we can't have her being beaten up by men every week. That's not sustainable, either." Crystal's triumph shaped the Season 2 storyline and the attitudes of some of the male characters reluctant to welcome women into the ring. "Women's wrestling is everywhere and it's huge and it has a massive fanbase and is big business, so it would be unrealistic for us to not get into that world," McCormack said. It isn't difficult to believe it took the cash-strapped Duffy League this long to try something new, however, since all of its stars have day jobs and Willie is literally fighting to keep the lights on at the arena. "We have no resources. It's five local guys wrestling. It's a tiny independent league, trying to make ends meet. I love the way they introduce [a new division]," McCormack said. "Willie has been waiting in the wings. She didn't even ever consider [wrestling herself] as a possibility. She would have loved to have been Crystal. So watching her dreams fulfilled through her mentee is exciting." Willie is feeling important and fulfilled in her new role, even as Jack and Ace seem to be at a crossroads regarding their family dynamic and business partnership. "She was so into policing them in the past and, I think, in this moment, when Jack leaves to go find Ace and she is left to book matches and write [scripts] for the first time, she is more interested in that," she said. This explains why Willie appears detached when Ace takes off and Jack is "clearly destroyed" because he can't coax him home, the actress added. "I almost can't take him in," she said. "I'm so excited about a woman's division, so excited about Crystal, that I'm almost not registering him." The actress said she understands why Willie loves this circus-style life so much. "I've done a lot of research about people who love wrestling and it's no joke," she said. "I love it now, but when I see wrestlers, talk to wrestlers, watch interviews with wrestlers and fans, people don't take it casually. It's Willie's lifeblood." But viewers don't need to be big pro wrestling fans to find something to connect to in Heels. "I think everyone can relate to, if not life in a small town, then not having resources to make your dreams work and trying to make your dreams work anyway," McCormack said. "That's something everyone can relate to and, also, identity, I think, is something we all wrestle with all the time. Who am I? And who am I at different stages of my life? Who am I if my kids are gone? Who am I if I am divorced? I think it's really relatable." She likened viewers being surprised they have fallen in love with Heels to her own reluctance to sampling Friday Night Lights -- a drama about the lives of a high school football coach, his team and family in smalltown Texas -- on her husband's recommendation. "I couldn't care less about football. Hard pass!" she recalled telling her spouse, director Michael Morris. "And he was like, 'If you watch one and you don't want to watch anymore, you don't have to.' And I was in! Because it's not [only] about football. So, I don't think you have to be a wrestling fan to be invested in these characters." By Karen Butler Mary McCormack stars in Season 2 of the Starz original series “Heels’ 'Heels' star Mary McCormack: Willie would have loved to wrestle like Crystal Born Mary Catherine McCormack February 8, 1969 (age 54) Plainfield, New Jersey McCormack’s siblings Bridget was the chief justice on the Michigan Supreme Court and a professor of law, while her brother, William, is an actor, writer, and producer who has appeared in a recurring role in the USA drama “In Plain Sight” - where he costarred with his sister. After getting started in New York theater productions, McCormack landed her first main role as Justine on the ABC legal drama “Murder One” in 1995. Her first major film role was as Howard Stern’s wife in the 1997 film “Private Parts.” In 2004, McCormack joined the cast of “The West Wing” as Deputy National Security Advisor Kate Harper. She would remain as a recurring character for the shows last three seasons. McCormack appeared seven times as a guest on“The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” On her fourth visit in 2009, she gave the host,Craig Ferguson, a novelty coffee mug in the shape of arattlesnakefrom the gift shop of theAmerican International Rattlesnake Museum in Albuquerque. Ferguson promised to use this mug on all future shows and kept his promise. After his last show, he donated the mug back to the museum. In 2003, McCormack married director and producer Michael Morris. They remain together today and have raised three children. FYI Mary McCormack
www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 5 Flateau In the ongoing war against obesity, we're losing — and that's a good thing. New research shows that in high-income countries, the obesity rate has slowed slightly. Rates are still rising, but not quite so fast. (Rates have tripled since 1976.) The less good news is that 42% of the adult U.S. population is obese, based on body mass index criteria. Grown-ups, however, don't get the credit directly. The most notable reductions in obesity rates have been among preschool children. Body of Knowledge The eyeball would seem to be particularly delicate. After all, it's essentially a bag of water (more precisely, a liquid called vitreous humor). But eyeballs are surprisingly resilient. Researchers at the Institute of Human Anatomy, a private human cadaver lab, dropped cow eyeballs (pretty similar in structure to human ones) from the top of a five-story flight of stairs. They bounced. Get Me That, Stat! In a 2009 study of 1,300 children hospitalized for nonfatal dog bites, 37% were from the family pet. Stories for the Waiting Room We're all adults, right? Good. Flatulence is the medical term for passing of gas through the rectum. It's the appropriate word when conversation necessarily turns to this most human of activities. But for those of a more sensitive or obscure disposition, here are other synonyms and phrases for, uh, farting: air biscuit, bottom burp, bafoon, cut the cheese, barking tree spider, foist, break wind, fizzle, prat whids (16th century British slang meaning "the buttocks speak"), tail scutter, rouser, shoot the bunny and trump. No, really, that last word dates back to the 15th century and is related to the sound of a trumpet. Any other connotation is purely coincidental. Best Medicine First person: So looking at the body mass index chart, how do you stand? Second person: It says I'm too short. Observation "Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt." — Naturalist and environmental advocate John Muir (1838-1914) Medical History This week in 1888, a baby incubator was used for the first time in the U.S. to care for an infant at State Emigrant Hospital on Ward's Island, New York. Edith Eleanor McLean weighed 2 pounds, 7 ounces. Originally called a "hatching cradle," the device was 3 feet square and 4 feet high, designed by maternity ward doctors Allan M. Thomas and William C. Deming to lower infant mortality. Sixteen years later at the 1904 World's Fair, Tennessean E.M. Bayliss exhibited actual premature infants from local orphanages ensconced in 14 metalframed glass incubators with constant ventilation and temperatures of 90 degrees Fahrenheit, attended by real nurses. The care of the infants was paid for by the exhibit admission fee. Med School Q: Why does swimming seem to provoke the urge to urinate? A: There's a medical term for the phenomenon: immersion diuresis. When the body is submerged in water, blood vessels constrict, moving blood to the internal organs, which raises blood pressure and can increase activity in the kidneys because the body wants to release fluid to compensate for the arterial changes. The kidneys can also signal it's time to pee based on increased water pressure, which climbs as you dive deeper. Immersion diuresis is quite common, and unfortunately, so is the phenomenon of people not getting out of the pool to take care of business. A 2017 study surveyed a 110,000-gallon community pool for specific markers indicating the presence of urine. The researchers concluded that over a three-week period, swimmers released almost 8 gallons of urine. If it helps, that technically translates to just 0.000079% of the liquid in the pool. So feel free to jump in, the water is fine — and warm. Epitaphs "I had a lover's quarrel with the world." — Headstone of poet Robert Frost (1874-1963), taken from his poem "The Lesson for Today." 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 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com I’m up early in my favorite village on the Italian Riviera, as the morning sun touches the tip of Vernazza’s bell tower and greets a peaceful world. The air is damp, cool, and refreshing as I wander downhill, passing underneath the train tracks. I enjoy the fact that the town is essentially traffic-free, and realize that many of my favorite Italian towns — like Venice, Siena, Tuscany’s Volterra, and Lake Como’s Varenna — are all this way. Fiat-free Italy…just the way I like it. Located in northern Italy between Pisa and Genoa, this stretch of five towns along the Italian Riviera is called the Cinque Terre…and it’s the lowbrow, underappreciated alternative to the French Riviera. There’s not a museum in sight, just sun, sea, sand (well, pebbles), wine, swimming, hiking, and pure, unadulterated Italy. Each town fills a ravine with a lazy hive of human activity — calloused locals and sunburned visitors. While the Cinque Terre is now well discovered, I’ve never seen happier, more relaxed travelers. Until the advent of tourism in this generation, these towns were poor and remote. Today, tourism stokes their economies, and each is well connected by hourly trains. But traditions are resilient, there’s not a chain store anywhere, and each of the five villages comes with a distinct dialect and its own proud heritage. To preserve the Cinque Terre’s natural and cultural wonders, Italy has declared the region a national park — towns and all. Visitors buy an inexpensive day pass to hike the scenic trail that laces together the unique communities. Riomaggiore — the most substantial non-resort of the five towns, and the farthest south — is a fascinating tangle of pastel homes that lean on each other like drunken sailors. A cliff-hanging trail offers sweeping coastal views, passing castle ruins and two churches before leading to the town’s tiny harbor. The next town up, tiny Manarola, is a picturesque tumble of buildings bunny-hopping down its ravine to a wild little harbor. The trail ringing the town’s cemetery, on the peninsula north of the main harbor, affords some of the most strikingly beautiful town views anywhere in the region. Find a cliffside café and enjoy tasty treats born right here: pesto on your focaccia, washed down by a glass of crisp local wine that glistens with the reflection of the Mediterranean. Talk about going local. Corniglia, with its mellow main square, is the quiet town — the only one of the five not on the water. From the train station, a footpath zigzags up nearly 400 stairs to the hilltop town. According to legend, a Roman farmer originally settled Corniglia, naming it for his mother, Cornelia (which is how Corniglia is pronounced). Locals claim that its ancient residents produced a wine so widely exported that jars have been found at Pompeii stamped with the town name. Still, today, wine remains the town’s lifeblood. Following the pungent smell of ripe grapes into an alley cellar, I find a local who lets me dip a straw into his keg. Monterosso al Mare, the Cinque Terre’s only resort town, comes with a few cars, lots of hotels, rentable beach umbrellas, crowds, and a thriving late-night scene. Its historic center cradles Old World charm within crooked lanes and hole-in-the-wall shops. Strolling the waterfront promenade, you can pick out each of the other Cinque Terre towns decorating the coast. After dark, they sparkle. With the closest thing to a natural harbor — overseen by a ruined castle and an old church — Vernazza is the jewel of the Cinque Terre. Its action is at the harbor, where you’ll find restaurants, a bar hanging off the edge of the castle, a breakwater with a promenade, and a tailgate-party street market every Tuesday morning. While the old men putter with their tough little boats, the day’s last bit of sunshine seems to sweep the old women and children into a warm corner in front of the church. Leisure time is devoted to the passeggiata (evening stroll), as locals do their vasche (laps), wandering lazily together up and down the main drag. After three days in town — sitting on a bench, gelato in hand, enjoying the endless “ciaos” and parade of neighbors — I feel a part of the scene. Here, I live the phrase “la vita pigra di Vernazza” (the lazy life of Vernazza). I cap my Cinque Terre days on the breakwater with a glass of Sciacchetrà dessert wine. At midnight, the Mediterranean is darker than the sky — except for bobbing lanterns on the horizon. By night, old-school fishermen are seducing anchovies into their nets. By day, the same guys are seducing me with a way of life that refuses to give in to the modern world. By Rick Steves Five flavors of Italy in the Cinque Terre travel Enjoy a sunset stroll along Vernazza’s breakwater at dusk when colors deepen and glow. MGM Resorts International said that it was investigating "a cybersecurity issue" that forced it to shut down some of its computer systems as Las Vegas guests reported locks on hotel doors not working and a slew of other issues. "MGM Resorts recently identified a cybersecurity issue affecting some of the company's systems," it said in a statement published Monday evening to X, the social media platform formerly know as Twitter. "Promptly after detecting the issue, we began an investigation with assistance from leading external security experts. We also notified law enforcement and took prompt action to protect our systems and data, including shutting down certain systems." It said the investigation into the assumed cyberattack was ongoing and that it was working to understand its scope. An FBI agent with the Las Vegas field office confirmed to KSNV only that it was assisting in the investigation. The announcement came as slot machines at MGM locations on the Las Vegas Strip were reportedly offline and that some guests at its resorts said neither their digital hotel keys nor the properties' ATMs were working. As of late Monday, MGM Resorts's website was still down, and a splash page was directing people to call its specific locations to make a hotel reservation. BetMGM's website was also down as of late Monday, and it asked customers for patience. "Please know that our teams are working hard to get everything up and running," it said. The presumed attack comes as the United States has suffered from a number of cyber-related incidents, including ransomware attacks targeting key infrastructure during the early years of the Biden administration. MGM investigating 'cybersecurity issue' affecting Las Vegas resorts
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Page 8 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com One of the greatest joys of having adult children is knowing I now have the freedom to criticize other parents and their disciplinary methods. OK, maybe “criticize” is too harsh; “actively observe and silently disagree” might be a better phrase. My children are 26 and 21, independent (more or less) and free to make their own decisions without my guidance. Which leaves me with plenty of free time to notice, in grocery stores, airports and other public facilities, millennial and Gen Z couples who have chosen to have children instead of dogs and now realize you can’t cage a child if it acts up. Like my parents, I find myself cringing at what this new breed of procreators consider to be acceptable punishment. I don’t envy today’s parents and the challenges they face. Suffice it to say none of the other parents in my daughters’ kindergarten carpools would have marched into their schools and demanded their severely underpaid teachers stop reading “The Little Engine That Could” because it’s too “woke.” Well, come to think of it, a mother of seven who lived on my block and attended church several times a day may have if she’d been familiar with the word and its meaning. Social media was a novelty in my daughters’ middle and high school years and certainly not the harmful behemoth that, today, is the gateway to bullying, ostracization and, in some cases, suicide. Yes, they both had cellphones at young ages and there were moments I had to lecture them about proper phone etiquette. Was I too lenient in certain situations? My father certainly thought so and wasn’t shy about voicing his opinions, usually at holiday gatherings. I would fruitlessly explain that he may have a different view if cellphones had existed when I was under his tutelage. So maybe I’m overstepping my bounds when I question today’s parents about their punishment tactics. But I am generally curious. At the very least, can somebody with children please answer the following three questions? 1. Have you ever actually gotten to ”three”? Time and again, I see children misbehaving, only to silently snicker as their mom or dad says, “Logan, I am going to count to three.” What follows is the slowest, most drawn out recitation of “one” and “two” that I have ever heard. If I were a professional boxer, got knocked down in the ring and had 10 seconds to get to my feet, I would want one of Logan’s parents to be the referee. The Logans of the world aren’t stupid; they know they still have at least 20 seconds to do whatever has drawn their parents’ ire before backing off 2. What exactly are “privileges”? Because I am always looking for future comedic material and column ideas, I recently started driving for Uber. While taking a couple and their two children to the airport, I heard the dad telling his son if his behavior didn’t improve, he would lose all “privileges.” It’s not the first time I’ve heard that, and now this inquiring mind wants a definition. Maybe it’s because I don’t remember having any “privileges” when I was growing up. In my father’s eyes, being born was a privilege. 3. What, and where, is the “Circle of Trust”? I first heard that phrase when Robert DeNiro famously uttered it to Ben Stiller in “Meet the Parents.” But that was a fictitious movie. When the Uber dad reminded his son that he was approaching a Circle of Trust violation, I wanted to stop my vehicle and ask if I could view the circle some time. Is it actually drawn somewhere in the house? What are the dimensions? These circles must exist somewhere, because I have heard multiple parents refer to them. Parents of young children, if I receive the answers to these questions, perhaps I will no longer roll my eyes or mumble under my breath when your little darlings are throwing tantrums at the bank or the hardware store. Even though my father never understood my concept of parenting, I want to understand yours. So I eagerly await your replies. Don’t make me count to three. My Turn with Greg Schwem Parents, where exactly is the ‘Circle of Trust’? Greg Schwem is more than a comedian; he is a motivational corporate comedian. And the corporate world has taken note. Gregs take on the 21st century workplace and work/life balance has landed him on SIRIUS Radio, Comedy Central and the pages of Exceptional People Magazine. More than just a business humorist, Greg is also an author, nationally syndicated humor columnist, TV travel host, award-winning greeting card writer and creator of funnydadinc, voted one of the top Dad humor sites of 2020. He has shared the concert stage with the likes of Celine Dion and Keith Urban. Greg Schwem returns to Kenosha October 27th & 28th tickets available now at
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Taking a close look how Americans are moving, they reviewed data from both outbound moves and inbound moves to determine migration patterns happening across the country. The past year has revealed some interesting trends, as people nationwide reprioritized what matters to them, grappled with inflation and made moves for meaningful, life-affirming reasons, whether it was to be closer to loved ones or to enjoy a lifestyle they once only dreamed of. Taking a look back at last year’s study — there were some interesting trends we continue to see. For one thing, there was a notable decline in those who moved for a new job or job transfer year-over- year between 2018 and 2021. Although in 2022 United Van Lines did see a slight increase in those making long-distance moves for a job transfer (33.3%) compared to last year (32.5%), that percentage hasn’t come close to the 41.7% seen in 2020 — or the 49.2% of those who moved for job reasons in 2019. Look back even further and those numbers stood at 51.4% in 2018 and 60.1% in 2015. Overall, job transfer-related moves are down more than 21 points compared to 2015, in part due to pandemic-fueled remote work. Although there has been some potential stabilization from pre-pandemic numbers, odds are this overall trajectory will continue. Not surprisingly given the current state of inflation, financial reasons also factored into the drivers for moving in 2022. So, states like South Carolina (14.3%), North Carolina (10.28%), Delaware (16.7%), South Dakota (29.2%) and Alabama (14.5%) proved enticing. Looking at those numbers nationally overall, it was those age 55-64 who appear most impacted by cost of living (10.21%), followed by respondents ages 45-54 (9.47%). Percentages are based on total moves for that state. For example, 77% of moves in Vermont were inbound, so 23% were outbound to make 100%. 1. Vermont (77%) 2. Oregon (67%) 3. Rhode Island (66%) 4. South Carolina (61%) 5. Delaware (60.7%) 6. North Carolina (60.5%) 7. District of Columbia (59%) 8. South Dakota (58.5%) 9. New Mexico (58.3%) 10. Alabama (58%) Top States People Moved To 1. New Jersey (67%) 2. Illinois (64%) 3. New York (62%) 4. Michigan (58%) 5. Wyoming (57%) 6. Pennsylvania (56.7%) 7. Massachusetts (56.5%) 8. Nebraska (56.3%) 9. Louisiana (56%) 10. California (56%) Top States People Moved From Zach Bryan/Zach Bryan Whitsitt Chapel/Jelly Roll American Heartbreak/Zach Bryan Rustin’ in the Rain/Tyler Childers Bell Bottom Country/Lainey Wilson The Devil I Know/Ashley McBryde Higher/Chris Stapleton Summertime Blues/Zach Bryan Standing Room Only/Tim McGraw American Heartbreak/Zach Bryan George Follensbee, President of Otto Nelson & Sons Moving & Storage joins Happenings Q&A on Mon., Sept. 18th at 10am on AM1050 WLIP
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www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 Here's a look at artists who have Las Vegas residencies scheduled for the rest of 2023 and beyond. Usher has announced afinal seriesof dates for his "My Way" residency show at Dolby Live at Park MGM. Usher will be performing throughout November and on December 1 and 2. Shania Twain has announced a new residencytitled "Come on Over" at the Bakkt Theater at Plant Hollywood Resort & Casino. The residency opens May 10, 2024 and will run into December of that year. Lady Gaga isrevivingher "Jazz & Piano" residency at the Dolby Live at Park MGM. The new residency runs through October 5. Kylie Minogue has announcedher firstLas Vegas residency at The Voltaire at The Venetian. The residency kicks off on November 3 and will run into January 2024. Adele has extended her "Weekend with Adele" residency at The Colosseum at Caesar’s Palace. Adele will be holding shows through November 4. Miranda Lambert's "Velvet Rodeo" residency at the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood will be resuming on November 30 and run through December 16. Donny Osmondis extending his Las Vegas residency show at Harrah's Las Vegas Showroom at Harrah's Las Vegas into 2024. U2 will launchtheir "U2: UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" residency at the Sphere located at the Venetian Resort starting in September. U2 will perform on September 29 and 30 and then on October 6, 7 and 8. Carrie Underwood has extended her "Reflection" residency at the Resorts World Theatre at Resorts World into the fall. Underwood has dates from September 23-30 and November 29 through December 16. Keith Urban's residency at the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood will run throughout November. Garth Brooks has extended his "Plus One" residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palaceinto 2024. Brooks has announced dates that begin on April 18, 2024 that will run through July 13, 2024. Stars with Las Vegas residencies in 2023 and beyond Garth Brooks Miranda Lambert Adele Usher Shania Twain Lady Gaga Closer to home When you hear of an artist announcing a residency it’s Las Vegas or even Madison Square Garden that normally comes to mind. However, closer to home, here in Southeastern Wisconsin, you will discover that Pat McCurdy, is now in the third year of his residency at the Wyndham Garden Hotel on downtown Kenosha’s lakefront. It’s a party when once a month, both longtime and new fans of McCurdy come out to see him perform his vast repertoire of songs that numbers well over 600. McCurdy may have been the first to enter into a contract with the Wyndham but now one of Kenosha’s most popular bands recently announced their residency. Yesterday’s Children, an impressive and iconic horn group that dates back to the 70’s will be playing the majority of their dates at the Wyndham Garden Hotel including an upcoming October 7, 2023 show. McCurdy fans can once again see him at the Wyndham on September 30. Yesterday’s Children Pat McCurdy
Page 14 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' teaser: Black Manta vows to kill Aquaman DC is giving a glimpse of the new film Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The studio shared a teaser trailer for the movie featuring Jason Momoa and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdomis a sequel to the 2018 film Aquaman, which is based on the DC Comics character. The new film follows Aquaman (Momoa) as he protects Atlantis from David Kane (Abdul-Mateen), aka Black Manta, a pirate seeking revenge for the death of his father in the first movie. The teaser trailer shows Black Manta vow to kill Aquaman and "destroy everything he holds dear." Patrick Wilson, Amber Heard, Dolph Lundgren, Randall Park, Temuera Morrison and Nicole Kidman also star. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick and directed by James Wan. The filmopens in theatersDec. 20 after being delayed several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic and other setbacks. Lionsgate to release 'The Crow' reboot in North America Lionsgate is set to release The Crowreboot in North America in 2024. International sales for the revenge thriller film -- which had a $50 million budget and stars Bill Skarsgård, FKA twigs and Danny Huston -- will be handledby FilmNation. It is based on James O'Barr's late 1980s comic book series about a man who comes back from the dead to kill the guys who murdered his girlfriend. Brandon Lee, who played the title character in the 1994 film version, was killed during an on-set accident. "We appreciate what The Crow character and original movie mean to legions of fans and believe this new film will offer audiences an authentic and visceral reinterpretation of its emotional power and mythology," Charlotte Koh, of Lionsgate said in a statement. Mark Ruffalo's 'Poor Things' wins top prize at Venice Film Festival Poor Things -- starring Emma StoneandMark Ruffalo-- scored the top prize of the Golden Lion for Best Feature at the Venice Film Festival last weekend. The Silver Lion Grand Jury Prizewent toEvil Does Not Exist by Ryusuke Hamaguchi and the Silver Lion for Best Director was presented to Matteo Garrone forIo Capitano. Cailee Spaeny was named Best Actress for Priscilla and Peter Sarsgaard won the Best Actor trophy for Memory. Guillermo Calderón and Pablo Larrain earned the honor for writingEl Conde. movie news WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT September 8th - 10th, 2023 1. The Nun II (w1) $32.6M 2. The Equalizer 3 (w2) $12.1M 3. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 (w1) $10.0M 4. Jawan (w1) $6.1M 5. Barbie (w8) $5.9M 6. Blue Beetle (w4) $3.7M 7. Gran Turismo (w3) $3.3M 8. Oppenheimer (w8) $3.0M 9. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (w6) $2.6M 10. Bottoms (w3) $2.0M FLASHBACK TO THIS WEEKEND IN 1988 1. Moon Over Parador (w1) $3.2M 2. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: Dream Master (w4) $3.2M 3. A Fish Called Wanda (w9) $2.8M 4. Die Hard (w9) $2.6M 5. Betrayed (w3) $2.5M Best Sellers-Movies & TV 1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 2. 1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story 3. The Last of Us:Complete First Season 4. The Mandalorian: Season One 5. The Mandalorian: Season Two 6. Star Trek: Picard - The Final Season 7. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 8. The Super Mario Bros Movie (2023) 9. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs 10. Loki: Season One source:amazon.com - may include pre-orders Jason Momoa Mark Ruffalo Talking Heads reunite for 'Stop Making Sense' film re-release Looking back at the 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense brought some harmony to the members of Talking Heads, who have been estranged since their 1991 breakup. Reuniting for a Toronto International Film Festival Q&A, band membersDavid Byrne, 71, Jerry Harrison, 74, Chris Frantz, 72, and Tina Weymouth, 72, recalled how director Jonathan Demme captured their onstage chemistry and gave them confidence in their art. " The lasting power of the film is you see that we are having so much fun onstage," keyboardist and guitarist Harrison said in the session that was simulcast to IMAX theaters around the world after a screening. "Every time I watch this, it brings back that wonderful emotion." A24 is re-releasing the film, restored for IMAX, Sept. 29 ahead of the anniversary of the performances captured in December 1983 at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood. "He made us feel like what we were doing was very worthwhile," drummer Frantz said at the discussion moderated by directorSpike Lee. "It was something that was worthy of making a motion picture and also worthy of being remembered into the future." When Byrne went solo in the '90s, the other three bandmates still played together. The last time the four appeared publicly together was their 1992 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, for which they performed three songs. Looking back onStop Making Sense, Byrne said Demme changed the way he saw the Talking Heads. In 1983, the lineup also included Bernie Worrell on keyboards, Steven Scales on drums, Lynn Mabry and Ednah Holt singing backup and Alex Weir on guitar and vocals. "I realized that he was looking at it as an ensemble film," Byrne said. "He lets you get to know them, lets you get familiar with them and then you watch how they all interact with one another. I'm in my own world but he saw that. He saw what was going on there." Byrne said he was moved by the way Demme captured the interaction between bandmates. "There's all these moments he caught where one of us looks at the other, looks over at Bernie or Bernie looks at us," Byrne said. "Those little quick interactions, I thought that stuff is amazing."
www.hap2it.com September 14, 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) Back to School (1986) Cheerleaders Beach Party (1978) 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) September 15 *Wilderness (2023) *Written in the Stars (2023) A Million Miles Away (2023) September 19 A Thousand and One (2023) September 22 Cassandro (2023) Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant (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 The Little Mermaid I Am Groot(S2) George W. Bush: The 9-11 Interview (Special) Merbabies Mickey’s Kangaroo Playful Pluto Pluto, Junior Star Wars: Ahsoka (Ep5) Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (S5, 7 Eps) Raven’s Home (S6, 4 Eps) Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends (S2, 7 Eps) Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory (S1) September 15 Lang Lang Plays Disney Master & Apprentice: A Special Look at Ahsoka September 19 Star Wars: Ahsoka (Ep6) Max (HBO) Recently released Halloween Baking Championship, S9 The Faking Dead Donyale Luna: Supermodel Halloween Cake-Off Halloween Cookie Challenge ) Halloween Wars, Season 1-12 Outrageous Pumpkins, Seasons 1-3 Sept. 14 No Demo Reno, Season 3 Sept. 15 Teen Titans Go!, Season 8C WB 100th Behind The Shield Sept. 16 Batwheels, Season 1G Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan, Season 1B Sept. 17 Building Roots Halloween Wars, Season 13 Hulu Recently released Mad Max: Fury Road, 2015 Corsage,2022 That’s So Raven: Complete Series The Other Black Girl: Complete S1 FX’sWelcome to Wrexham: S2 Premiere The Magic Flute, 2022 September 14 Dragons: The Nine Realms: Complete S7 Court Cam: Complete S5 Girl in the Closet Montecito: Dance Wives of California: Complete S1 Phrogging: Hider in My House: S1 Top Shot: S1-2 Theater Camp, 2023 September 15 The Burning Plain, 2008 Europa Report, 2013 Frontera,2014 The Good Doctor, 2011 I Melt With You, 2011 Love, Simon, 2018 Maze Runner: The Death Cure, 2018 Robots,2023 Two Lovers, 2008 The Wrecking Crew, 2008 World’s Greatest Dad, 2009 Netflix Recently released Virgin River: S5 What If A Time Called You Burning Body Pokémon: To be a Pokémon Master: Ultimate Journeys: The Series: Part 1 Rosa Peral’s Tapes Selling The OC: S2 Spy Ops Glow Up: S5 Michelle Wolf: It’s Great to Be Here The Wolf of Wall Street Class Act Freestyle Wrestlers September 14 Barbie – A Touch of Magic: S1 Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction Once Upon a Crime Thursday’s Widows September 15 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 September 16 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 Paramount+ with Showtime Recently released Blazing Saddles Days of Thunder Eddie Murphy: Raw Forrest Gump Mother! Phantoms Road to Perdition Schindler’s List Some Kind of Hero Summer Rental Terminator 2: Judgment Day The Big Lebowski The Hunt for Red October The Last Samurai The Talented Mr. Ripley The Three Amigos Up in Smoke World War Z Mafia Mamma RENO 911! (S7) The Naked Brothers Band (S1-3) NFL Slimetime (S3) Star Trek: Lower Decks (S4) premiere Dreaming Whilst Black premiere Basic Instinct 2 Football Must Go On premiere America in Black (S1) MTV Video Music Awards Sept. 14 Buddy Games (S1) Sept. 15 The End of Sex Sept. 16 48 Hours (S36) Peacock Recently released All In with Chris Hayes America’s Got Talent, S18, New Ep The Beat with Ari Melber Days of Our Lives, S59, New Episode Deadline: White House, Morning Joe The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, S4, New Episode The ReidOut Squawk Box Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep September 14 America’s Got Talent, S18, New Ep Dragons: The Nine Realms, S7, Ep 7 Inside with Jen Psaki The Mehdi Hasan Show, New Episode The Real Housewives of Orange County, S17, New Episode Watch What Happens Live, S20, New Ep September 15 Bride of Frankenstein, 1935 It Came from Outer Space, 1953 The Creature Walks Among Us, 1956 Curse of the Werewolf, 1961 Dr. Cyclops, 1940 Dracula’s Daughter, 1936 The Evil of Frankenstein, 1964 Fast & Furious 6, 2013 Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, 2019 Fast X, 2023 The Fate of the Furious, 2017 Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman, 1943 Frankenstein, 1931 The Invisible Man Returns, 1940 The Invisible Man’s Revenge, 1944 The Invisible Woman, 1940 Morning Joe, New Episode Streaming Live (MSNBC) The Mummy’s Curse, 1944 The Mummy’s Ghost, 1944 The Mummy’s Hand, 1940 The Mummy’s Tomb, 1942 My Son, 2021 Phantom of the Opera, 1943 Phantom of the Opera, 1962 The Raven,1935 Son of Frankenstein, 1939 streaming The new live action version of “The Little Mermaid,” starring Halle Bailey as Ariel, is now streaming on Disney+
Page 16 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com No common cause found for horse deaths at Churchill Downs & Saratoga The new national organization charged with safety in horse racing announced an extensive investigation has not determined an overriding issue leading to the deaths of 12 horses at Churchill Downs and fatalities at other top tracks. The Louisville, Ky., track shut down its spring race meeting ahead of schedule in the wake of the spate of fatalities leading up to the Kentucky Derby and shifted operations to nearby Ellis Park, which it also owns. Highly regarded Havnameltdown was fatally injured during a race on Preakness Stakes Day at Pimlico and previously undefeated New York Thunder fell just before the finish, while holding a big lead in a major race on Travers Day at Saratoga. Both breakdowns occurred in front of packed grandstands and nationally televised audiences and both horses were euthanized on the track. HISA said its investigation, which was based in large part on work by the tracks involved, state regulators and other agencies, "evaluated three primary factors: 1. the potential role of Churchill Downs' racetrack surfaces in the breakdowns; 2. veterinary records, including the necropsies of each of the 12 horses; and 3. any potential rules violations or procedural deficiencies that may have contributed to the fatalities. "Despite extensive investigation and analysis, HISA did not identify any singular explanation for the fatalities at Churchill Downs. The absence of a singular explanation underscores the urgent need for further action and analysis to mitigate risk stemming from several factors potentially contributing to equine fatalities," the authority said. Mysterious yellow line appears on 23 miles of Florida highway Drivers on a stretch of highway in the Jacksonville, Fla., area reported a mysterious yellow line weaving through lanes, and officials said they are still trying to determine its origins. The yellow line was discovered on a 23-mile stretch of southbound Interstate 95. Drivers said the yellow line, which would usually denote a barrier vehicles aren't supposed to cross, weaves in and out of lanes. Some travelers raised concerns about safety. "It's a yellow line with a yellow line on the other side," Richard Albandy told WJXT-TV. "Most people like, especially if they are out of town, they're not really too much looking at if that's the line that goes where they're supposed to go. They are trying to get to their destination." Florida Department of Transportation officials said they believe the line is the result of paint spilling from a truck, but they have yet to identify the source. FDOT officials warned operators of self-driving vehicles to switch the feature off while traveling in the area to avoid their vehicles becoming confused. Lottery numbers inspired by husband bring woman 'gift from heaven' A Missouri Lottery winner described her $199,000 prize as a "gift from heaven" after using a set of numbers related to her deceased husband. The Missouri Lottery said the Springfield woman bought her ticket from the Kum & Go store in Springfield. The ticket turned out to be a $199,000 winner. "I lost my husband several years ago and the numbers are all related to him," the winner told lottery officials. "I think I'm still in shock. It was like a gift from heaven." The winner did not reveal whether she had any immediate plans for her winnings. Many seniors don't know they have glaucoma, study shows New Swedish research suggests that up to 5% of 70-year-olds have glaucoma, and half of those diagnosed didn't even know they had the disease. "Of those who were diagnosed with glaucoma via the study, 15 people -- or 2.7% of all participants -- were unaware that they had the disease before being examined," said study author Lena Havstam Johansson, a PhD student at the University of Gothenburg and a specialist nurse at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, both in Gothenburg, Sweden. "So half of those who turned out to have glaucoma were diagnosed because they took part in the study." Those who received this diagnosis were able to start treatment with daily eye drops that lower the pressure in the eye and slow optic nerve damage. Researchers noted that those with glaucoma had similar levels of physical activity and did not smoke more or drink more alcohol than those without the disease. Their overall quality of life was as good as the others. They were not more tired or more depressed. "This was a positive surprise, and was a finding that I hope can bring comfort to many people who have been diagnosed with glaucoma. It's hard to live with a disease that gradually impairs vision, but life can still be good in many ways," Havstam Johansson said in a University of Gothenburg news release. Yet, those who had glaucoma did report that their vision-related quality of life was poorer. "It's harder to climb stairs, see curbs in the evening and notice things in your peripheral vision. This means that people with glaucoma may avoid visiting others, or going to restaurants or parties, and instead stay at home. They lose their independence, and may feel frustrated about it," Havstam Johansson noted. coast to coast Climate disasters cost U.S. $2.6 trillion since 1980 The United States has sustained more than $2.6 trillion in estimated total costs due to hundreds of climate disasters over the past 40 years, according to a new report from a subsidiary of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The comprehensive disaster cost assessment found 371 extreme weather events since 1980 that each exceeded $1 billion in damage. Costs were incurred through physical damage to residential, commercial, and municipal buildings, and damage to material assets and equipment. Business interruptions and loss of living quarters were taken into consideration, as well as damage to vehicles and boats; public roads, bridges, levees; electrical infrastructure and offshore energy platforms; agricultural assets including crops, livestock, commercial timber; and wildfire suppression. This year alone there have been 23 confirmed climate disasters in the United States, with 253 people killed and estimated losses topping more than $1 billion in each catastrophe, including two floods, 18 severe storms, one tropical cyclone, one major wildfire, and one blizzard. Due to those events, the $3.4 billion that remained in FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund was expected to be exhausted in the coming weeks. In January, NOAA issued a report saying there had been 18 billion-dollar weather disasters in 2022 as climate change was increasingly fueling severe weather nationwide. On average, the nation was experiencing about eight disasters per year, and an average of about 18 disasters every five years, the report said. The report comes amid several recent climate studies that warn of worsening conditions in the decades to come and as the planet experienced the hottest threemonth period in its history this summer, punctuated by new heat records across the globe.
www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 17 AMAZON PRIME • Apple TV+ is giving a glimpse of the new series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. The streaming service shared a teaser trailer and November premiere date for the show. The new series takes place in the wake of a "thunderous battle between Godzilla and the Titans that leveled San Francisco and the shocking revelation that monsters are real." The trailer features footage of Monarch official Bill Randa (John Goodman), who first appeared in the 2017 film Kong: Skull Island, and shows Lee Shaw (Kurt Russell) prepare to share his secrets. DISNEY+ • The Little Mermaidhas become one of the most-watched film premieres on Disney+. Disney said in a press release that the liveaction musical starring Halle Bailey had the most-viewed Disney movie premiere on Disney+ since Hocus Pocus 2 in 2022. The film opened in theaters in May and had a strong theatrical run, becoming one of the top five highest-grossing films of the summer domestically with nearly $300 million in receipts. • Disney+ has announced the supernatural comedy, Haunted Mansion, is set to premiere on the streaming service on Oct. 4. Based on the popular Disneyland and Disney World theme park rides, the film starsRosario Dawsonas Gabbie, a widowed doctor and mom, who buys the titular house only to find it is inhabited by spirits, including the Hatbox Ghost (played byJared Leto), and psychic Madame Leota (Jamie Lee Curtis), who is trapped in a crystal ball. • Disney+ has announced plans to air a new animated holiday special called Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Feveron Dec. 8. "The winter holidays are turning out to be especially stressful for Greg Heffley this year," said a synopsis released by the streaming service. • Disney+ and ESPN+ have announced a Toy Story-themed NFL alternate broadcast. Toy Story Funday Football, a real-time animated alternate presentation of the Atlanta Falcons and Jacksonville Jaguars football game, will stream Oct. 1 at 8:30 a.m. on Disney+ and ESPN+. The broadcast will use the NFL's Next Gen Stats player tracking data to virtually recreate every player and play in Andy's room from theToy Storyuniverse. NETFLIX • Netflix is giving a glimpse ofSex Education Season 4 (Sept. 21) with a trailer for the fourth and final season of the comedy-drama series which follows Otis (Asa Butterfield), the teenage son of a renowned sex therapist (Gillian Anderson), who starts his own sex therapy clinic at school. • Netflix released atrailerfor the action comedy Spy Kids: Armageddon with featuring Zachary Levi and Gina Rodriguez, a reboot of Robert Rodriguez'sSpy Kidsfilm series. PEACOCK • Country music star Wynonna Judd has signed on to host the two-hour, star-studded program, Christmas at the Opry, on NBC and Peacock Dec. 7. The performer lineup for the event is expected to be announced at a later date. streaming news John Goodman Most Popular Streaming TV 1. One Piece (NFX) 86% 2. Star Wars: Ahsoka (DIS) 88% 3. The Changeling (APP) 70% 4. The Wheel of Time (AMZ) 84% 5. Foundation (APP) 86% 6. Red Oaks (AMZ) 93% 7. Dear Child (NFX) 79% 8. Walking Dead:Daryl Dixon (AMC) 79% 9. Who is Erin Carter? (NFX) 67% 10. Dark Winds (AMC) 100% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Most Popular Streaming Movies 1. You Are So Not Invited/Bat Mitzvah (NFX) 92% 2. Past Lives (VOD) 97% 3. TMNT: Mutant Mayhem (VOD) 97% 4. The Little Mermaid (DIS) 67% 5. Strays (VOD) 54% 6. Good Boy (VOD) 92% 7. No Hard Feelings (VOD) 71% 8. Indiana Jones/Dial of Destiny (VOD) 69% 9. Don’t Worry Darling (NFX/MAX) 38% 10. The Nun (MAX) 24% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” Rosario Dawson Jamie Lynn Spearsis joining the cast of Dancing with the StarsSeason 32. The 32-year-old singer and actress will be partnered with professional dancer Alan Bersten in the new season of the dance competition series. Spears shared the news in a video featuring Bersten. "Hi, I'm Jamie Lynn Spears, and I'm so excited because I'm joining the cast of Dancing with the Stars," she says. "I can't wait to show you my moves." Spears is a singer and actress known for playing Zoey Brooks onZoey 101and Noreen Fitzgibbons onSweet Magnolias. She is also the younger sister of pop starBritney Spears. ••• Fox released the trailer for The SimpsonsSeason 35. The season premieres Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. on Fox. A fast-paced montage shows a parody of The Beatles: Get Backrecording session, the return of Sideshow Bob (voice of Kelsey Grammer), Marge (voice ofJulie Kavner) riding a rocket that explodes in a hail of fireworks, Homer (Dan Castellaneta) cannonballing into a hot tub and more. The season premiere gives Homer Simpsonyet another new job as a school crossing guard. Though primarily a nuclear power plant safety inspector, Homer has also been an astronaut, baseball player, monorail conductor, clown, voice actor, country singer manager and many more. One episode even listed all of Homer's past jobs, but the list has surely grown as the show reaches Season 35. Fox renewed the show for Seasons 35 and 36 in January. The network usually renews seasons in pairs due to the length of time animation takes. Season 34 included the show's 750th episode. It currently holds the record as the longest running scripted primetime series in television history. ••• The Nacelle Company announced the premiere date and interview subjects for Icons Unearthed: James Bond. The fifth season of Icons Unearthed premieres Oct. 4 on Vice TV. The season will explore the James Bond franchise as previous seasons exploredStar Wars, The Simpsons, The Fast and the Furiousand Marvel. ••• NBC has announced plans to celebrate the winter holidays and the legacy of late rock 'n' roll legendElvis Presleywith a new live music special called Christmas at Graceland. Participating performers will be announced at a later date. The special will be filmed at Presley's former Tennessee home, Graceland, which remains a popular tourist attraction decades after his death. network news Jamie Lynn Spears Gina Rodriguez
Page 18 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 2023 6:30 p.m. on CBS 60 Minutes America's most lauded television newsmagazine premieres its 56th season and features hard-hitting investigative reports, interviews, human interest segments, and news-maker profiles by journalists such as Anderson Cooper, Lesley Stahl and Scott Pelley. 7 p.m. on LIFE One Night Stand Murder Sometimes dates go awry. Alyssa (Casey Waller) wakes up in a strange home and discovers a dead body. Unfortunately, she has no memory of how she got there, and no idea who he is, so Alyssa tries to piece together what exactly happened the night before. 7:30 p.m. on CBS Yellowstone The first episode of this series airs, following as John Dutton (Kevin Costner), patriarch of a Montanabased family and owner of the largest ranch in the U.S., fights to defend his land from the modernday forces that threaten his way of life. 8 p.m. on AMC The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Following his departure from The Commonwealth, Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) washes ashore in France, raising the ire of a splintered but growing autocratic movement centered in Paris, endangering a young boy at the heart of a benevolent religious movement. 8 p.m. on APL Wardens of the North When a deer hunt results in shots fired into a nearby home, someone will be left to answer for the reckless discharge of a firearm. During snowmobile season, riders enjoy the winter wonderland, but unsafe driving puts a damper on the fun for some drivers. 8 p.m. on FOOD Halloween Wars It's a spooktacular season premiere as the best cake decorators, candy-makers and pumpkin carvers work together to see who can make the biggest, boldest, and scariest edible Halloween creations in hopes of winning cold hard cash. Rossi Morreale hosts. 8 p.m. on HALL When Calls the Heart Season 10 continues with a new episode, returning viewers to small-town, western frontier life as school teacher Elizabeth (Erin Krakow) encourages Gowen (Martin Commins) to seek forgiveness from Rosaleen (Mamie Laverock) in order to heal old wounds. 8 p.m. on HBO Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty What Is and What Should Never Be In this Season 2 finale it's time for the rubber to meet the road. From Jerry Buss's (John C. Reilly) troubled relationship with his daughter to Magic Johnson's (Quincy Isaiah) sex addiction, there have been some interesting distractions for the Lakers. 8 p.m. on PBS Unforgotten on Masterpiece This series joins London detectives working to solve cases involving disappearances and murders. This time, Sunny (Sanjeev Bhaskar) and Jess (SinÈad Keenan) continue to clash as Sunny heads to Paris and Jess drops in on an unsuspecting potential suspect. 8 p.m. on HGTV Building Roots This time, Ben and Critsti meet a couple whose unique, circular home has 360-degree windows with wraparound mountain views, but the property lacks function and style. The Doziers take on a challenge they've never faced before: turning a dome into a home. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2023 7 p.m. on LIFE #TextMeWhenYouGetHome In this season finale, Alexis Murphy was 17 years old when she went missing in 2013. Last seen at a gas station in Lovingston, Va., evidence was later found in a vehicle and a camper that linked her disappearance to 48-year-old Randy Taylor. 7 p.m. on TLC 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way As Season 5 continues, Shekinah is disturbed by what she finds at Sarper's apartment; TJ's relationship decision stuns Kim; Holly stresses about the wedding; Brandan and Mary make a lifealtering discovery; Daniele and Yohan disagree on the way forward. 7 p.m. on CW Son of a Critch After Mary (Claire Rankin) is hospitalized following a procedure, the Critch men are left to their own devices. Mark (Benjamin Evan Ainsworth) accidentally gives Pops (Malcolm McDowell) the wrong pills and has trouble balancing the household chores. 7 p.m. on FOX Academy of Country Music Honors If you're looking for a Who's-Who of country music, this year's honors celebrate some of the best, including Clint Black, Kane Brown, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Tim McGraw, and more. Performers include Keith Urban, Lady A, Trisha Yearwood, The War, and more. 7 p.m. on ABC NFL Football Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers It's a Rust Belt rivalry when the Cleveland Browns travel to Acrisure Stadium to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers. The last time these two met the Steelers doubled up the Browns 28-14, but Cleveland's head coach Kevin Stefanski seems optimistic. 8 p.m. on FOOD Halloween Baking Championship A new episode of this frightful and delightful baking competition airs, beginning Part 2 of the "Henson & Sons Carnival." Host John Henson welcomes 12 bakers to the carnival, where they must layer a "tarot-misu" depicting the festival's fateful demise. 8:30 p.m. on CW Whose Line Is It Anyway? Host Aisha Tyler and performers Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and Colin Mochrie return for another round of improvised sketches. This new episode also features comic Greg Proops as the weekly guest star, who joins the series regulars in performing scenes. 9 p.m. on FX Breeders Paul (Martin Freeman) and Ally (Daisy Haggard) try helping Luke (Oscar Kennedy) as he struggles with being both a dad and a student, finding they have different ideas about the best way forward. Jackie's (Joanna Bacon) condition becomes more noticeable. 9 p.m. on NBC Weakest Link Jane Lynch ("Glee") plays host to a group of WWE players who must work as a team to bank prize money and answer rapid-fire trivia questions. But that team spirit is set aside at the end of each round, when the group votes to eliminate "the weakest link." 9 p.m. on PBS POV This series of independent nonfiction films returns with another eye-opening installment, this time joining as an undocumented family decides to return home after 20 years of living in the United States, following the process from start to finish. 9:20 p.m. on TNT Dune Paul Atreides (Timothee Chalet) is a gifted young man born into a destiny he has yet to understand. He travels to the most dangerous planet in the universe to help his family and his people. Also stars Zendaya and Oscar Isaac. "Dune 2" is released Nov. 2. on the airwaves John C. Reilly portrays Jerry Buss in the HBO series “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakes Dynasty What Is and What Should Never Be” - the Season 2 finale airs Sunday on the premium cable network
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Page 20 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 2023 7 p.m. on FOX Name That Tune Contestants from the world of WWE, the Olympics, music, movies and more test their knowledge of popular music as the Season 4 premiere has them battle it out in an assortment of challenging musical games for cash and prizes. Jane Krakowski hosts. 7 p.m. on NBC America's Got Talent America's most talented amateur performers - singers, dancers, magicians, comedians, ventriloquists and more - perform before celebrity judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara, and compete to win $1 million. Terry Crews hosts. 8 p.m. on FOOD Bobby's Triple Threat Tournament of Champions winner Mei Lin brings her competitive edge in an all-new episode of Season 2, ready to show that a student can outcook their teacher as she takes on Michael Voltaggio and the rest of the Titans, hoping to impress Bobby Flay. 8 p.m. on PBS Becoming Frida Kahlo In the premiere of this three-part series, artist Frida Kahlo's early life and stormy relationship with muralist Diego Rivera, whom she married twice, is explored. She discovers her love of painting after an accident keeps her from becoming a doctor. 9 p.m. on TLC Welcome to Plathville Kim and Micah talk about the divorce, and he's shocked to learn she's ready to begin dating. Then Barry and the guys have a fun night out but miss Ethan. Olivia and her siblings bond in a new way. Moriah gets baptized to continue her healing journey. 9:30 p.m. on FX Welcome to Wrexham Nott Yet Two new episodes air back-toback, following actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds as they head from Hollywood to Wales in order to lead the Wrexham Football Club (the English soccer club they purchased in 2020, having no prior experience) to victory. 10:30 p.m. on FX Welcome to Wrexham Nott Yet Two new episodes air back-toback, following actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds as they head from Hollywood to Wales in order to lead the Wrexham Football Club (the English soccer club they purchased in 2020, having no prior experience) to victory. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2023 7 p.m. on FOX MasterChef In this season finale the remaining amateur chefs face their last cooking challenge and have to put all of their skills to use in order to impress chefs Gordon Ramsay, Christina Tosi, Graham Elliot and Joe Bastianich. The title of MasterChef awaits. 7 p.m. on PBS America Outdoors With Baratunde Thurston Baratunde Thurston explores more diverse regional landscapes across the U.S. in a picturesque all-new episode, this time heading south to explore how New Mexico's history shaped its outdoor culture, from turkey hunting to rafting on the Rio Grande. 8 p.m. on CBS Superfan The fans have already proved their mettle with the likes of LL Cool J, Shania Twain, Pitbull, and more, but in this season finale fans need to up their game in order to know the music that matters and get the right to hang with their favorite performer. 8:30 p.m. on BRAVO The Real Housewives of Miami The heat is on, as Marysol arrives in the Bahamas and receives bad news about an ex. After an explosive dinner, a rage ritual ends in injury, and while on a private island, Adriana makes a comment about Alexia's son that causes her to go off the deep end. 9 p.m. on FX American Horror Story: Delicate After numerous IVF attempts fail, actress Anna Victoria Alcott (Emma Roberts) wants nothing more than to start a family in this season premiere. But she worries something may be targeting her and her pursuit of motherhood. Kim Kardashian joins the cast. 10 p.m. on TLC Bad Hair Day During this Season 1 episode: Dr. Angie treats a Canadian with an eyebrow-raising predicament; Dr. Isha gets a whiff of Brian, a patient suffering from smelly hair syndrome; Dr. Meena sees Sherri, a stressed-out single mom with a severe case of alopecia. 11 p.m. on PBS America Outdoors With Baratunde Thurston Baratunde Thurston explores more diverse regional landscapes across the U.S. in a picturesque all-new episode, this time heading south to explore how New Mexico's history shaped its outdoor culture, from turkey hunting to rafting on the Rio Grande. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2023 6:30 p.m. on TNT Women's International Soccer Friendlies United States vs. South Africa Footage from the Women's International Soccer Friendlies airs, broadcast from the TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio, where the United States takes to the field against South Africa. A game between Japan and Argentina is set to be played the following day. 7 p.m. on TCM The Birds Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren) meets Mitch Brenner (Rod Taylor) in a San Francisco pet store and decides to follow him home. She brings with her the gift of two love birds and they strike up a romance. One day birds start attacking children at Mitch's sisters party. A huge assault starts on the town by attacking birds. 7 p.m. on CBS Big Brother Ahh, roommates. They're enough to make you want to live in your car. The house continues to be a mess as the alliances shift and realign. And if you're keeping an eye on the live stream feeds, you know that things are getting weird. Julie Chen hosts. on the airwaves Fans of Kim Kardashian can tune in to see if the reality star has the acting chops in the anthology series “American Horror Story: Delicate” - which premiers Wednesday on FX.
www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 21 7 p.m. on CW Fight to Survive Season 1 continues with a nailbiting new episode, documenting as competitors try to survive 25 days on a remote island, combatting brutal conditions while battling one another for essential tools and resources in the fight to outlast their rivals. 7 p.m. on ABC Generation Gap The Season 2 finale of this game show airs, forcing teams of seniors and juniors to work together in challenges, tackling pop culture from each other's generations. In this episode, the teams get a lesson in flamenco when celebrity guest Charo appears. 8 p.m. on FOOD Beat Bobby Flay Cat fanciers unite! Oscarnominated actress Gabourey Sidibe ends up bonding with fellow cat lover Chef Damaris Phillips while chefs Malik Rhasaan and Sean Pharr prepare the purrrrfect meal and attempt to claw their way to victory against Bobby Flay. 8 p.m. on AETV Interrogation Raw Stories of dramatic murders and serious crimes unfold through intense suspect interrogations. In the season premiere, detectives embark on a multi-state hunt for a suspect who may be the only person with answers on the whereabouts of a missing priest. 9 p.m. on E! Botched This new episode concludes a "Botched!" marathon. Tired of hiding her recurring keloid, a woman asks Dr. Nassif to rid her ear of the massive growth. A fan looking to emulate a famous celebrity's trademark figure can't seem to get his booty big enough. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2023 7 p.m. on LIFE Don't Sell My Baby Nicolette (Devin Valentina Cecchetto) is a high school senior who disappears after deciding not to put her baby up for adoption. Her sympathetic teacher, Sandy (Fallon Bowman), worries that the soon-tobe teen mom may have been taken against her will. 7 p.m. on SHOW Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court A new episode from this documentary series examines the vital role that the Supreme Court plays in the context of America's shifting political landscape, and features an in-depth look at the historic and pivotal cases that altered the state of the union. 8 p.m. on FOOD Guy's All-American Road Trip Season 2 continues, as Guy Fieri and a caravan of his family and friends hit the road again, packing into RVs for an epic journey through Appalachia filled with crazy adventures, family competitions and some of the best food in Tennessee and Kentucky. 8 p.m. on PBS American Masters This new episode from Season 37 highlights the life and career of the prolific First Amendment attorney Floyd Abrams, who worked diligently on countless landmark cases including the Pentagon Papers and Citizens United during his 50 years on the job. 9 p.m. on NBC Dateline NBC Season 32 continues, returning to annals of NBC's beloved news magazine: Dateline. With each installment, longtime anchor Lester Holt pieces together real-life events to present an exceptionally comprehensive picture of the case in question. 9 p.m. on AETV Witness to Murder: Digital Evidence In this season finale a young woman from South Carolina is found dead in her bathtub, and the investigation focuses on her estranged husband and her boyfriend. But a digital clue gets one of these guys to accidentally confess to the murder. 10 p.m. on AMC The 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments of All Time Filmmakers and genre experts celebrate and dissect the most terrifying moments of horror films during this series, and this penultimate episode spotlights vengeful prom queens, creative kills, zombies galore, and the greatest jump scares put on film. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2023 11 a.m. on FOOD Ready Jet Cook Jet Tila mixes up two classic stirfries where shrimp is the star of the dish. He starts things off with a flavor-packed kung pao shrimp, later revealing two stir-fry superheroes while making salt and pepper shrimp with veggie-loaded fried rice. 11:30 a.m. on NBC Premier League Soccer Brentford vs. Everton When Everton travels to Gtech Community Stadium in London to take on Brentford, the meeting will be tight. Over the clubs' last six meetings, both clubs have won two and tied twice. But statistics show Everton averaging slightly better scores while away. 12 p.m. on AETV Kings of BBQ Anthony Anderson and Cedric the Entertainer continue their BBQloving road trip across America with a new episode, determined to discover the best techniques, flavors and traditions of the trade as they work together to build their own barbecue empire. 12 p.m. on WGN LIV Golf League Chicago, Day 2 If you like your golf unpredictable and unwieldy, Chicago, Day 2, from the beautiful grounds of Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Ill., should suit you to a tee. From Bryson DeChambeau to Sergio Garcia and Phil Mickelson to Bubba Watson, long ball rules. 7 p.m. on HALL Retreat to You This film joins Abby (Emilie Ullerup) and Sean (Peter Mooney), a pair of former best friends who run into each other at a retreat after years of no contact. The duo tries to stay apart, but must rely on each other after separated from their hiking group. 7 p.m. on HBO Spy Despite having solid field training, CIA analyst Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) has spent her entire career as a desk jockey, working hand-in-hand with dashing agent Bradley Fine (Jude Law). Using high-tech equipment and a hidden earpiece, Susan is the guardian angel who helps Bradley avoid danger. However, when Bradley is assassinated by Bulgarian arms dealer Rayna Boyanov (Rose Byrne), Susan wrangles her way into her first undercover assignment to help capture Boyanov and avenge Bradley. 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www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 23 Q: I own five acres of land with two other people. Two of us have paid all of the property taxes on the property for 30 years. Is it possible for the two owners who have paid the taxes to take ownership of the property? The third owner was deeded his share of the property about 30 years ago but has never paid anything. Now that owner has filed for the judicial sale of the land. Doesn’t paying property taxes give us the rights of ownership? Do you have any advice for us? A: We receive similar questions of yours from time to time, and our answer is generally the same. You don’t automatically become the owner of a property simply because you paid the real estate taxes and maintenance costs. You might have heard the term “adverse possession.” Adverse possession does allow you to become the owner of a property if you openly and notoriously make use of someone else’s land, you pay the real estate taxes on that land, and you use the land exclusively for at least 21 years. (In some situations, it may be less time depending on the laws of your state.) Here’s how it might work. First, you claim the property as your own. You don’t let others use the property — even the rightful owner. And, you do everything an owner would do with that property including maintaining it and paying the real estate taxes. In this scenario, the rightful owner is likely nowhere to be found. They may have forgotten about the property. Or, they may have unknowingly inherited it. Or, they simply stopped looking after it because they couldn’t afford it. You step in and start using the property. You treat it as your own and even let everyone else know that it’s yours. In your case, we don’t think you pass the adverse possession test. First, you acknowledge the third owner’s right to the property. Next, while you make reference to that owner’s failure to pay expenses, you don’t assert that you used the property exclusively as your own. You don’t say, for example, whether you kept him from using or accessing the property. We bet that you reached out to him over the years requesting reimbursement for expenses. Even if you never got an answer back, reaching out means you were acknowledging that owner’s interest in the property. Let’s say you find that you did have ownership of the property for the required period of time in your state (the number of years varies somewhat by state), and can claim adverse possession. You’d still need to go to court to prove your case and get sole ownership of the property. So, adverse possession is a real long shot. That said, there may be a way for you to get reimbursed for some or all of the money you and the other owner shelled out over the years. From your letter, it looks like you and the other owner paid all the expenses for the property over 30 years. We don’t know if you lived there or rented it out. If you lived there and got the benefit of the use of the property, then it’s fair for you to pay for the real estate taxes and other maintenance expenses for the property. If you and the other owner rented the home, did you share the rent with the third owner? If so, then you could have deducted his share of the maintenance and taxes from the income generated by the property. If not, then it’s fair for you two to pay those expenses (like repainting or replacing appliances) out of the rent generated. When it comes to long-term improvements to the property, those might fall into a different category. Say you put on a new roof, a new heating and cooling system, new bathrooms and a new kitchen in the last couple of years and now you sell the home. You can claim that you and the other owner should get reimbursed for the improvements you made to the home out of the sale proceeds. And this line of thinking shows how you and the second owner might get reimbursed for your expenses over time. Let’s say that you and the second owner never rented the property and maybe never used it. You just paid the expenses for 30 years. We don’t think it’s fair that the third owner gets the benefit of the money you put into the home when the home is sold. You’d likely need to determine what you put into the home and how those improvements increased the value of the home so that on the sale of the home, you could get reimbursed for one-third share of the expenses over time and the second owner could get reimbursed for their one-third share. If you and the second owner used the property exclusively for 30 years, and you were friendly with the third owner, then perhaps you’d share the profit equally. If there was a mortgage outstanding, then you’d share the profits after paying that off. Of course, we understand that there may be other complicating factors involved that could change these parameters. But it doesn’t sound like a friendly situation. The third owner wants to force the sale of the home by going to court. Given this situation, you’ll need to sit down with your attorney and figure out first whether you qualify for adverse possession. If you don’t, then you need to figure out how much money you and the second owner put into the home through the years. You also need to look at the value you received and decide what will make you whole. Then, you can propose a split with the third owner. One final thought: If the property in question is vacant land and you never leased or received any benefit from owning the land, you have a good case to claim that the taxes you paid over all those years were your investment into the land and you are entitled to a return on that investment ahead of the owner that never put any money in. We hope the court would allow you to recover the money you put into the property along with a fair return on that money. Then, if there is a profit, dictate how to split that profit between the three of you. Good luck and let us know what happens. Does paying property taxes give you the rights of ownership? Ilyce Glink is the author of 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.
Page 24 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com Reader comment: I recently read your article in our local newspaper about a parent asking whether they should add their kid to the title of their home. I agree with you that a parent should hesitate to put a child on the deed to the parent’s residence for all the tax reasons you cite. But another reason against putting a child on the deed to Mom’s residence is that it makes Mom’s house a target for any creditors of the child. It could also make the property subject to claims of the spouse of the child if the child and the child’s spouse are divorcing. For example, suppose the child is faced with an IRS lien. If the child is an owner of the house, the IRS could force a sale of the house. And, then Mom may have to move. Whereas if the child’s name is not on the title, the mom could, but would not be legally required, to pitch in to solve the child’s IRS debt. A similar scenario arises if the child is involved in a divorce. Mom could choose to help her child come to a financial settlement with a divorcing spouse. But if the child’s name were on the deed, the divorcing spouse may have the right to threaten Mom that she must sell her residence to satisfy her child’s spouse’s claim to a portion of the child’s interest in Mom’s house. Ilyce and Sam respond: You make a very good point. We frequently get questions from our readers about this issue. Sometimes a parent writes about adding one of their children to the title of their home. Other times, children write about wanting to put their name on the title of their parents’ home. In both of these instances, the reason the parents or kids want to do this is to make it easier for the home to go from parent to child upon the death of the parent. When two people own a home as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, if one of them dies, the other automatically becomes the sole owner of the home. There is no need to do anything. The process is automatic. When it comes time to sell the home, the surviving owner would need to provide proof of the death of the co-owner. Then, the sale could proceed. In some states, the survivor might need to provide the closing attorney or settlement agent some additional paperwork. But that paperwork is usually quite minimal compared to having to go through probate and get the probate court to approve the sale of the home. Another problem with having a child on title to the home with a parent relates to the Internal Revenue Service. There are taxes the parent would owe when the home is sold or that the child might have to pay when the child sells the home after the death of the parent. When a parent owns a home and dies as the sole owner, the child inherits the home at the home’s value around the time of the parent’s death. Say the parent purchased the home for $50,000 many years ago. And if the home is worth $500,000 at the time of the parent’s death, the parent’s estate will likely not have any taxes to pay the IRS unless the parent was very, very wealthy. And, the child could move to sell the home within a year after the death of the parent and keep the proceeds from the sale without paying any taxes on the profit. Since the child “acquired” the home and sold the home for the same value, the child would have no tax liability. The sales price would dictate the value for both the value at the time of the parent’s death and the value when sold. For more information, you can download or read Publication 523, Selling Your Home, on the IRS website. Your excellent comments are pertinent to this particular issue. Frequently, parents or children get into financial trouble or make mistakes. When that happens, you don’t want to become embroiled in your parent’s or children’s financial problems, simply because you thought you’d do something good and put your name on your parent’s home. There are so many thorny issues that could creep up. You mentioned Internal Revenue Service liens and divorce issues. But you can also have Medicaid issues, where money is owed for the care of the parent. And you can have litigation situations where the parent becomes involved in unfortunate circumstances and the child then becomes part of the same. Likewise, if the child does something that results in litigation, the parent’s home could become part of the case as well. Thank you for your comment. Reader supports parent’s hesitation to put child on deed to property Ilyce Glink is the author of 100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.
www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 25 New products are constantly being introduced by the home improvement industry. If you've been around long enough, you can spot ones that have lots of sizzle but most likely won’t stand the test of time. I had that feeling 40 years ago when I first saw colored concrete paving bricks. It turns out my gut feeling was correct. The evidence is all around you that concrete paving brick can’t lace the boots of true clay paving brick. Here are just a few of the reasons. You might have a patio paved with concrete bricks, or you might walk on them at a park or outdoor shopping mall. These pavers come in many shapes, sizes and colors. Several years ago, my wife wanted an instant outdoor patio, and I could only satisfy her desire by using largeformat concrete patio stones that came in different sizes. They interlocked in a random ashlar pattern. The large pavers I used were made the same way as the concrete brick you may have. Concrete companies mix small stone chips, coarse sand, Portland cement and dry pigments together with a precise amount of water. The mix is poured into molds to make the brick or larger pavers. They’re cured to gain maximum strength, and the colors are rich when the products leave the manufacturing plant. The color you see is created by the ultra-thin pigmented cement paste covering the sand and gravel at the surface. By contrast, real bricks are made from clay. The clay is cut into the final brick shapes and then fired in a huge kiln. The high-temperature firing process produces a chemical change in the clay, creating an artificial rock of sorts. Some clay bricks Ask the Builder: The harsh truth about concrete pavers Go to: www.AsktheBuilder.com to subscribe to Tim Carter's FREE newsletter and listen to his new podcasts. Tune in to Happenings Q&A/AM1050 WLIP on Tue. Sept. 19th at 9:20am when Tim joins the conversation story continues on page 30 BURR OAKS GREENHOUSE 50% OFF SALE IN OUR GIFT SHOP HUGE FALL MUMS FALL COMBOS ORNAMENTAL CABBAGE • KALE PEPPERS • GRASSES Open Tue.-Sun 10-4 • Closed Mondays 1275 100th Ave. Kenosha • 262-859-2610 Follow us on Facebook Fall is in the air at... 091423 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! Talk to your agent about listing your property today!
Page 26 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com Brighton $355,000:3506 308th Ave Bristol $333,000:19530 101st St $350,000:13702 91st St $410,000:20629 82nd St $419,900:21197 116th St $600,000:18809 75th St $610,000:8681 Chaucer Cir W Kenosha $18,000:6721 14th Ave $49,500:7727 70th Ave $85,000:1621 61st St $95,000:6504 22nd Ave $103,000:1217 61st St $135,000:6623 31st Ave $125,000:5007 29th Ave $165,000:5527 31st Ave $146,000:3511 85th St C $155,000:5110 28th Ave $160,000:3611 59th St $115,000:4707 10th Ave $185,000:1020 64th St $159,000:5104 25th Ave $159,000:6123 8th Ave $175,000:3107 13th Ln $169,900:3105 14th Ln 3A $180,000:7421 43rd Ave $180,000:4020 78th St $215,000:6616 19th Ave $172,500:7203 98th Ave H $165,000:6616 28th Ave $200,000:3700 13th Ave $179,900:6418 35th Ave $200,000:3700 13th Ave $180,000:7544 32nd Ave $199,000:1700 72nd St $196,000:5607 44th Ave $185,000:6824 31st Ave $189,900:1265 30th Ct F $189,900:7521 16th Ave $195,000:6603 18th Ave $190,600:1204 82nd St $202,500:2808 25th Ave $20,000:6308 Pershing Blvd $210,000:6020 33rd Ave $190,000:8630 30th Ave 203 $200,000:6220 37th Ave $197,500:6350 12th Ave $209,000:6630 37th Ave $200,000:7812 43rd Ave $215,000:1880 15th Ave $185,000:1915 83rd St $220,000:3506 14th Ave $225,000:4021 16th Ave $230,000:6639 32nd Ave $219,900:2818 64th St $230,000:4902 65th St $227,500:5708 34th Ave $227,000:10110 74th St A $235,000:5728 51st Ave $270,000:7602 36th Ave $240,000:6124 59th Ave $255,000:1501 22nd St $242,000:903 74th St $230,000:4706 Harding Rd $260,000:8609 20th Ave $245,000:7728 23rd Ave $250,000:3515 87th St $244,350:2503 82nd St $245,000:6623 43rd Ave $252,500:318 57th St 107 $249,900:7549 31st Ave $245,000:1812 31st St $255,000:8610 30th Ave 201 $256,800:6542 49th Ave $270,000:7521 24th Ave $270,000:5509 Pershing Blvd $269,000:7526 28th Ave $271,000:1551 16th Ave $277,000:7557 34th Ave $289,900:2306 Lincoln Rd $260,000:212 55th St B $300,000:5417 41st St $310,000:10120 69th St $305,000:209 55th St B $335,000:4331 45th Ave $329,900:10610 63rd St $350,000:6748 47th Ave $349,900:3227 14th Pl $330,000:2612 30th Ave $325,000:6331 53rd Ave $385,300:6401 95th Ave $385,000:10025 70th St $380,000:3130 90th St $300,000:5619 22nd Ave $400,000:10734 69th St $426,000:8952 41st Ave $355,000:1727 31st St $397,500:10101 67th St $520,000:10814 64th St $485,000:4521 19th Pl $529,000:3906 19th St $550,000:2002 57th St $550,000:3721 24th St $610,000:3540 13th Pl $750,000:1684 32nd Ave $800,000:114 68th Pl Paddock Lake $142,777.77:6312 247th Ave $310,000:24837 67th St $350,000:6102 242nd Ave $400,000:6205 248th Ct $482,500:7603 259th Ct Lt2 $580,000:25900 77th Pl Lt53 Pleasant Prairie $194,000:8201 Lexington Pl 12 $258,000:10408 55th Ave $275,000:10245 66th Ave 2B $300,000:7646 48th Ave $270,000:2019 89th Pl $303,000:8616 Lakeshore Dr $346,000:2727 116th St $352,400:4612 122nd St $382,000:5515 81st St $399,000:3610 98th Pl $399,900:8444 63rd Ave $455,100:6226 107th St $440,000:5319 81st St $469,900:8979 62nd Ave $500,000:9967 46th Ct $475,000:6110 93rd St $499,900:10210 80th St $510,000:8465 Northview Drive $525,000:8101 100th Ave $655,000:7988 98th Cir $749,303.37:9875 46th C $916,430:8924 62nd Ave $1,050,000:4275 95th St Randall $37,500:Lt13 95th St $57,000:Lt14 402nd Ave $355,000:38229 87th St $340,000:8735 380th Ave $355,000:33024 118th St $415,000:36403 89th St $575,000:40120 95th St $2,345,000:8700 392nd Ave $2,495,000:8732 392nd Ave Salem Lakes $37,000:Lt12 82nd St $58,000:LtC 89th St $80,000:7555 Shorewood Dr $159,000:25011 87th St 3 $215,000:23576 122nd Pl $220,000:142 S 1st St $255,500:23313 81st Pl $265,000:12425 233rd Ave $277,500:12118 219th Ave $300,000:9005 269th Ave $310,000:12789 228th Ave $305,000:112 W Spruce St $295,000:26940 90th St $345,000:11105 270th Ave $365,000:12806 228th Ave $370,000:12161 222nd Ave $365,000:23810 125th St $420,000:9000 226th Ct 15A $739,000:9034 236th Ave $800,000:11517 232nd Ct $900,000:24129 Wilmot Rd $2,450,000:12511 Antioch Rd $2,850,000:12617 Antioch Rd Somers $950:7715 12th St $170,000:281 30th Ave $160,000:905 Sheridan Rd $217,000:1296 VillageCentreDr 7 $305,000:1241 93rd Ave $380,000:8303 12th Pl $519,900:802 21st Ave $520,000:4106 5th Pl $552,000:3190 100th Ave $584,900:9810 14th Pl $582,000:750 Green Bay Rd $630,000:1807 8th Pl Twin Lakes $77,000:785 Grove Trl $121,667:627 Vincent Rd $258,000:2325 Anna Ave $243,333:619 Vincent Rd $275,000:1529 Pheasant Ave $280,400:115 Basset St $312,500:1352 Lucille Ave $325,000:1535 Dietrich Dr $372,500:1201 Winged Foot Dr $1,350,000:134 W Park Dr Wheatland $82,000:31313 71st St $400,000:34925 67th St The information contained herein is provided for general information purposes only. If any of the above information is material or being utilized to determine whether to purchase the property, the buyer should personally verify same or have it confirmed by a qualified expert. The information to independently verify and confirm includes but is not limited to total square footage formula, total square footage / acreage figures, land, building or room dimensions and all other measurements of any sort or type. Equal housing opportunity listing. Copyright 2023 by Multiple Listing Service, Inc. Prepared by Metro MLS ar on Monday, September 11, 2023 1:48 PM. Recent Kenosha County Home Sales It’s a real estate roundtable when Melissa Roach Zievers and Shiela Heg join us on air to discuss the most up-todate news in real estate. Tune in to Happenings Q&A/AM1050 WLIP Thursday, Sept. 28th at 10am.
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Page 30 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com All materials are available in bulk & bags (call for pricing) Call (262) 697-0359 Open Weekends! 8020 75th Street, Kenosha • All colors mulch $3.50 per bag, 5 bags for $15 • Topsoil $1.50 per bag, 5 for $7 • Organic Topsoil $5 per bag, 5 for $20 Everything from one yard to 1,000 yads. Larger quantity pricing available. Pick up and delivery available 6 days a week! SUMMER SALE 070623 can be fired so hard they are strong enough to be used as normal street paving. Clay paving bricks don’t change color over time. Concrete paving bricks fade and change color. The thin-colored cement paste in concrete pavers wears off with normal wear and tear; you can blast it off using your power washer. After one or two cleanings, the color of the stone chips and sand starts to dominate the surface appearance. Another issue with concrete paving bricks is the way they’re set. Almost all are set in a bed of sand. Burrowing animals can and do tunnel through the sand. The bricks can settle and tilt, and they look horrible in short order. I know this because it happened at my own home. I didn’t build the house I live in, and I inherited two walkways made of concrete paving brick when I bought this home. One walkway looks better than the other, but both no longer are as flat as they were when installed. Weeds and concrete paving bricks are like peanut butter and jelly. You can count on weeds growing up in between the bricks if you live where you get enough water to support the growth. A weed hacker can be used to trim the visible growth, but days later the weeds sprout new green growth. Ants love concrete paving brick. They transport the sand underneath the brick up to the surface as they create comfy nests. You can broom or blow the sand away with little effort, but it’s just another nuisance to deal with. The gaps between concrete paving bricks are typically filled with fine sand. Some pavers have tiny bumps on the sides so a wider joint between each brick is created once installed. My largeformat pavers had this. Manufacturers have known for decades that people love to clean their concrete pavers with a power washer. The issue is no matter how careful you are, the high-pressure stream digs out the sand. The manufacturers responded by inventing polymeric sand. This is just sand that comes with a water-activated adhesive. When I first saw this product, I was skeptical. I simply couldn’t believe that a water-based adhesive could withstand Mother Nature. Once again, my gut instinct was spot on. I used polymeric sand between the pavers of the patio I built for She Who Must Be Obeyed, knowing that it was doomed to fail. I followed the instructions to the letter, and the sand looked fantastic for two years. Then it slowly succumbed to the harsh New Hampshire winters. I have weeds growing on my patio, some of the sand is missing, and it all needs to be redone. If you want a trouble-free brick patio, my suggestion is to do what I’m starting to do at my son’s house. We’re installing thin split clay paving brick on a steelreinforced concrete slab. The space in between each brick will be filled with mortar that will test out at 12,000 pounds per square inch. Soon, you’ll read an upcoming column about this project, and I’ll share detailed step-by-step videos of the process. Concrete pavers continued from page 25
www.hap2it.com September 14, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 31 Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion reunite on new song 'Bongos' Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion have reunited on a new song. The rappers, who previously collaborated on the 2020 hit "WAP," released a single and music video for the song "Bongos" last Friday. The "Bongos" video shows Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion party at a villa and dance on the beach. Cardi B called the video "intricate" and "beautiful" in aninterviewwith DJ Whoo Kid on his Whoo's House show. "It's a different theme, and the video is like a whole complete different type of theme," the star said. "We worked so hard. The music video you see? That's hard work. That's thought put into that." "It makes me feel good that she trusts me," she added of working with Megan Thee Stallion. "I'mma give my all. Not only am I doing this for myself, [but] I want you to trust me. We trust each other." Cardi B is working on her second studio album but has not set a release date, while Megan Thee Stallion released her second album, Traumazine, in August 2022. Ed Sheeran performs new song 'Magical' while crashing wedding Ed Sheeran performed a new song while crashing a couple's wedding over the weekend. The 32-year-old singer-songwriter surprised the couple by performing his song "Magical" at their Las Vegas nuptials. Sheeran shared a video on Instagram of his unexpected appearance at the famous Little White Chapel. The singer and four backup vocalists serenaded the couple, who held each other and grew emotional as they listened to the song. The pair hugged Sheeran before being pronounced husband and wife and sealing their marriage with a kiss. "Crashed a wedding, this is Magical," Sheeran captioned the post. "Magical" will appear on Sheeran's forthcoming album, Autumn Variations, which is slated for release Sept. 29. Carrie Underwood performs, plays drums in Sunday Night Football opening Carrie Underwoodtakes to the stage in her new Sunday Night Football opening. The 40-year-old country music singerperformeda new version of "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," her play onJoan Jett's "I Hate Myself for Loving You," in the intro last Sunday ahead of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants football game. The opening begins with Underwood being lowered down to the stage while wearing a black sequin one-legged jumpsuit. The singer performs the anthem for a cheering crowd as clips of the Cowboys and Giants play. At one point in the performance, Underwood surprised fans by performing a solo on the drums. Darlene Love to appear on Cher's Xmas album Darlene Love will appear on Cher's upcoming Christmas album, performing a duet rendition of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)." Love, 82, revealed in a Facebook post that she is reteaming with her "Perfection" collaborator on a new recording of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," which Lovefirst recorded in 1963. "This is one of the BEST duets I've EVER done!!! I'm so so proud and honored to be part of Cher's FIRST EVER Christmas album!! The album will released on Oct 20th and [available] on Amazon," Love wrote. Olivia Rodrigo releases new album Olivia Rodrigo is back with new music. The 20-year-old singer and actress released her second studio album,Guts, last Friday and performed two of her new songs on Today. Rodrigo celebrated the Guts release in a handwritten note on Instagram, telling fans she feels "so many feelings." "I feel excited, nervous, proud, but mostly I feel so grateful. I feel grateful for everyone on my team who believes in me & supports me so unwaveringly. I feel grateful for my collaborator Dan who pushes me & inspired me and without whom this album wouldn't have been possible," the star wrote, referencing producer Dan Nigro. Gutsis Rodrigo's follow-up to her Grammy-winning debut album, Sour, released in May 2021. Ashley McBryde returns with new album Ashley McBryde is back with new music. The 40-year-old country music singer released the album The Devil I Know last Friday. McBryde celebrated the release with a post on Instagram that gives insight into her inspiration for the album. "I used to drink too much. Though most of the places where I used to show my ass, don't exist any more," the star wrote. "Nearly everyone you talk to is tryin to sell you a bill of goods... or just straight up lying to ya. I once fell in love with a really good friend of mine..." music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1988 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Sweet Child O’ Mine/Guns N Roses 2. Simply Irresistible/Robert Palmer 3. Perfect World/Huey Lewis & the News 4. Don’t Worry Be Happy/Bobby McFerrin 5. I’ll Always Love You/Taylor Dayne 6. When It’s Love/Van Halen 7. If It Isn’t Love/New Edition 8. Nobody’s Fool/Kenny Loggins 9. Love Bites/Def Leppard 10. It Would Take A Strong.../Rick Astley Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Hysteria/Def Leppard 2. Appetite For Destruction/Guns N Roses 3. Tracy Chapman/Tracy Chapman 4. Roll With It/Steve Winwood 5. He’s the DJ.../DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince 6. Faith/George Michael 7. OU812/Van Halen 8. Open Up and Say Ahh/Poison 9. Richard Marx/Richard Marx 10. Long Cold Winter/Cinderella BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. I Remember Everything/Zach Bryan 2. Fast Car/Luke Combs 3. Paint the Town Red/Doja Cat 4. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 5. Cruel Summer/Taylor Swift 6. Rich Men North of Richmond/Oliver Anthony 7. Snooze/SZA 8. Used To Be Young/Miley Cyrus 9. Dance the Night/Dua Lipa 10. Fukumean/Gunna Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Zach Bryan/Zach Bryan 2. Utopia/Travis Scott 3. One Thing At A Time/Morgan Wallen 4. Midnights/Taylor Swift 5. SOS/SZA 6. Barbie: The Album/film soundtrack 7. Genesis/Peso Pluma 8. Lover/Taylor Swift 9. Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)/Taylor Swift 10. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen Carrie Underwood Megan Thee Stallion Ashley McBryde
September 14, 2023 through September 20, 2023 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Consider using an opportunity to bring someone closer. A commitment to unwavering loyalty can enrich your love life or increase your finances. Someone you meet may become a lasting ally in the future. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Think over putting plans in motion. It could be easy for you to procrastinate but it is better to see things through to the end. Take the time to create special moments with your loved ones. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): If you are willing to compromise with others it can be hard to find fault with your requests for your fair share. Discuss any terms and negotiate early while people may be feeling generous and optimistic. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Practice restraint when it comes to giving in to indulgences. You could be tempted to overcommit. You may need to walk a fine line between giving in to extravagant impulses and having practical good taste. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You might be comparing yourself to others, but make sure you are looking at the comparison from a constructive perspective. Someone may have advantages, but remember that everyone progresses at their own pace and in their own way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Time does not sit and wait patiently for you to decide whether now is the right moment to make a move. Time never stops so it can be up to you to create an appropriate schedule that could work for your goals. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Consider what is going on with people around you; look at the meanings behind their actions when you can. Gifts could be on their way even if it is not immediately obvious. Make sure to practice gratitude and kindness. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Opportunities seldom knock twice so make sure you are paying attention. A chance to make some money could be on its way. Read the room to decide on timing an apology to a partner or loved one for a past conflict. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): It is never too late to make amends or keep your promises to loved ones or friends. Showing you are trustworthy and sincere can make a good impression on someone who may open a door to a useful opportunity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You might be feeling disillusioned by someone or like it could be time to end a key relationship right now. You may struggle to keep a promise but can remove an obstacle. Success can be found in an effective solution. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money might merely be a means to an end. Family and friends can bring out your sentimental side right now. You may feel a need to protect or coddle a loved one from some of the world’s more unpleasant truths. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):When others may speed ahead you could be feeling stuck in a rut that leaves you feeling isolated. Break down any barriers and give a valued relationship more room to grow. Focus on optimistic thoughts and ideals. ACROSS 1 Spanish pronoun 4 "Ohio" quartet, briefly 8 "Sounds like a hoot" 13 Plastic fig.? 14 "Salt Fat __ Heat": Samin Nosrat cookbook 15 Pen 17 Round bakeware 19 One score 20 Only unanimous Baseball Hall of Fame electee 21 Ride the waves 23 Main line 24 Coppers 25 Coastal inlet 26 __ review 27 Bouquet __ 29 Small bit 31 Small swirl 32 Mine lode 33 Genève's land 34 Digital ledger that stores non-fungible tokens, and what can be found in each set of shaded squares 38 On the same side 41 "That sounds painful" 42 "Mare of Easttown" Emmy winner Peters 46 Fare plans 47 __ all'Arrabbiata 49 Mustard family member 50 Up-in-the-air fig.? 51 Part 52 River from the Himalayas 54 Impishness 57 Use a pinch runner for, e.g. 58 Sign up 59 Club that may get heckled when they take the field 61 More tart 62 Pixar film set in Radiator Springs 63 Place for "me time" 64 Itty-bitty 65 Wraps up 66 Chef's meas. DOWN 1 Alt-rock's Jimmy __ World 2 Urged (on) 3 Went around in circles? 4 Culinary bud 5 Next-level awesome 6 NPR legal affairs correspondent Totenberg 7 Skein units: Abbr. 8 Army swimmers? 9 Folksy greeting 10 Glenn of the Eagles 11 Banquet coffeepots 12 Essences 16 Liner notes component 18 All 21 __ vivant 22 Imitation 23 Mimic 24 Sch. for tots 28 Halo piece 29 __ generis 30 Woodworker's inconvenience 33 Protect 35 French article 36 Scoop holder 37 Snookums 38 "Whataya Want from Me" singer Lambert 39 Easter blooms 40 "We should pass" 43 Least clear 44 Brewpub fixtures 45 Old console letters 47 "__ Is Not a Luxury": essay by Audre Lorde 48 Sprite 51 Up 53 Deep space 55 Board game with rooms 56 Sign on 57 Cygnet 59 Royal flush card 60 Trailhead display horoscope in the stars SOLUTION 060123 6:30pm - 9:30pm All Star Non-Stop Music Non-Stop Fun Every Wednesday Karaoke ROCK & ROLL BINGO FREE S S S S o S o o o S S o 7:00pm - 9:00pm 5125 6th Avenue Kenosha WI
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Page 34 HAPPENINGS September 14, 2023 www.hap2it.com this week in pop culture history 9/14 Andrew Lincoln 50, Nas 50, Hailey Anne Nelson 29, Sam Neill 76 9/15 Prince Harry 39, Tom Hardy 46, Chelsea Kane 35, Tommy Lee Jones 77 9/16 Nick Jonas 31, Flo Rida 44, Ella Purnell 27, Amy Poehler 52, Alexis Bledel 42, Marc Anthony 55, Jennifer Tilly 65, David Copperfield 67, Molly Shannon 59, Mickey Rourke 71 9/17 Scott Hoying 32, Ella Purnell 27, Baz Luhrmann 61, Danielle Brooks 33 9/18 Jada Pinkett Smith 52, Aisha Tyler 53, Jason Sudeikis 48, Xzibit 49, Keith Morris 68 9/19 Jimmy Fallon 49, Trisha Yearwood 59, Tegan Quin 43, Kim Richards 59, Alison Sweeny 47, Chase Rice 37, Twiggy 74, Jeremy Irons 75, Lita Ford 65 9/20 Phillip Phillips 33, Mallory Everton 34, Sammi Hanratty 28, Sophia Loren 89, Jon Bernthal 47, George RR Martin 75 If you are a “Walking Dead” fan who misses Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes, you will have to be patient, but the new spinoff “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” is coming to AMC in 2024 and will star Lincoln and Danai Gurira (Michonne) birthdays Sept 17, 1948 WLS channel 7 in Chicago begins broadcasting Sept 18, 1964 The Addams Family debuts on ABC TV and I Dream of Jeannie premieres on NBC Sept 15, 1965 Ford becomes the first auto maker to offer an 8-track tape player as an option in their entire line of vehicles Sept 17, 1969 It is first reported by multiple media sources that Paul McCartney was killed the previous year in an auto accident and a double has been taking his place for public appearances Sept 20, 1972 For the second time in four weeks, Paul and Linda McCartney are arrested for cannabis possession Sept 15, 1979 Led Zeppelin’s final official studio album In Through The Out Door starts a 7-week run at the top of the album charts Sept 16, 1979 The Sugarhill Gang’s Rapper’s Delight is released, popularizing hip hop in the music world Sept 18, 1983 On MTV, Kiss appears for the first time without their make-up Sept 14, 1985 The Golden Girls, starring Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty, debuts on NBC Sept 16, 1985 Kate Bush releases her fifth album Hounds of Love, featuring the 2022 hit single Running Up That Hill Sept 17, 1991 Over 4M copies of Guns N Roses’ Use Your Illusion I & II were released, making it the largest ship-out in US music history Sept 16, 1993 Kelsey Grammar brings his Cheers character to a new series with the debut of Frasier on NBC Sept 19, 1994 The medical drama ER debuts on NBC Sept 20, 2016 This Is Us, starring Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia, premieres on NBC Sept 14, 2017 Selena Gomez reveals she had a kidney transplant, due to lupus "I've been looking for a play forever, but kind of casually -- not fully committed to it -- and this came along, I read it, and I was just so taken with it. I think it might be like riding a bike. [But] there's a little bit of the unknown about it. And I think also just having emotional stamina -- you really don't know until you're there if you're going to be able to fill your vessel up enough to keep you going. So it's just all those 'I won't know until I get there' things, but I'm excited to do the work." In an interview with the New York Times, actress Rachel McAdams discusses her love of theater. McAdams will make her Broadway debut in spring 2024 in a new play written by Amy Herzog. "I made a choice to walk away from the MTV, film and television awards because I was the host and it had a direct conflict with what the strike was dealing with which was studios, streamers, film, and television. It was also in the first week of the strike and so I did what I thought was the appropriate thing at the time to stand in solidarity with the writers. And to be clear, our talk show actually wrapped on April 20th so we never had to shut down the show. However, I am also making the choice to come back for the first time in this strike for our show, that may have my name on it but this is bigger than just me. I own this choice. We are in compliance with not discussing or promoting film and television that is struck of any kind." Drew Barrymore announces that Season 4 of her daytime talk show will begin taping this month, regardless of the ongoing Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild strikes. "Sorry if I embarrassed you and your family and friends... I feel so bad I can't even tell you. I want the show to be fun. Should be inclusive to everybody." Jimmy Fallon apologizes to staff of NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon after allegations emerged that he had created a toxic work environment. The current and former employees claimed Fallon would have “outbursts” as well as “good Jimmy days,” and “bad Jimmy days.” "I think what I went through is that I had a phase of dating older men. I went through a phase when I was attracted to older guys because of my daddy issues, obviously. For me, I was a teenager. And so to me, that's gross. If you are 50 and 60, you're fine. Even 30 and 40, that's not gross at all. But, I think, that when you're in those development years, you should absolutely not be with somebody that is older than you by that much. It's just unhealthy and toxic." In a recent interview with Howard Stern, which singer opened up about her romantic relationships as a teenager? For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. Cardi B B. Taylor Swift C. Demi Lovato D. Ariana Grande things people say Rachel McAdams Drew Barrymore Jimmy Fallon
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