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Page 4 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com What might be the perfect way to describe Steve Hytner’s standup show February 24 and 25 at the Kenosha Comedy Club? Maybe “It’s the best!” Or perhaps “That’s gold!” Those are, of course, Hytner’s most enduring catchphrases from his guest-starring appearances on the classic TV sitcom Seinfeld, where he played Kenny Bania, a fellow comic Jerry didn’t much care for. So enduring has the grating character been in the minds of fans, Hytner said in a recent HAPPENINGS interview, he continues to be recognized for playing Bania – and he’s perfectly OK with that even though his career has encompassed much more than a single show. “I will be really honest with you,” he says. “If I walk out my door, somebody's going to scream, ‘That’s gold, Jerry!’ So to turn that into a negative, that's probably a bad idea. Right?” Hytner says a key to Seinfeld’s enduring popularity, driven by the content of the shows, was in the convictions of its leading man. “It is a unique show, and I think a lot of it is because of the characters, the actors, they just make it timeless,” he says, “Jerry was very specific about those characters. And who played them. If you had a great episode, but he didn't like you as a person, you weren't coming back. “So by the time we had the finale, which was basically a reunion show, not only was everybody good, but everybody was a good person. Jerry was really adamant that he only wanted to be around quality people. Hytner has a long list of credits in addition to Seinfeld that includes Working, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Friends, The King of Queens, Two and a Half Men, Dharma & Greg, The XFiles, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, That’s So Raven and Mike & Molly. A career highlight for him was working with Clint Eastwood in In the Line of Fire. “You can't get much better than that,” he says. ”I have been very, very fortunate. I've had some big breaks, and while people always think Seinfeld was the hugest break, I was working like crazy before Seinfeld. And while acting opportunities remain steady, Hytner says he’s refocused his attention for the moment on his stand-up career. “People ask why I’m focusing more on stand up, and I guess it’s because acting is the most collaborative art form -- there are other actors, writers, directors, producers, hair and makeup people. And stand up is the least collaborative art form. I think I'm just enjoying the least collaborative art form for a while.” Hytner began as a stage comic back in New York in the 1980s, before moving to Los Angeles and doing more acting. That led him, he explains, to take “a 20-year chunk off from stand up.” Now that he’s back before live crowds, he says “I just like it so much more than during my initial run.” “I have so much more to talk about now than when I was 22,” he notes. “You know, my entire act back then was, ‘Why won't you touch me?’ It was basically my life. And then, you know, as I got older, a little more typical here -- she still won't touch me, but I also have more to talk about.” He remembers when he was starting out, his quest led him to find anyplace, even if it wasn’t ideal, to tell his jokes. The experiences were valuable if not always comfortable. “There's nothing worse than doing a comedy show where people didn't come there necessarily for a comedy show,” he says. “I did one of those early in my career, a lot of people expecting a different kind of party, and it was brutal. One of the kids onstage was getting pelted with things and he said the absolute wrong thing to say, ‘One more thing comes up here and I'm out of here.’ “So, of course, nonstop for 45 minutes. “I've heard comedians say that they've appeared in like sports bars and you're competing with what's on the screens. But that was even worse.” So why do comedians on the way up take those gigs? “I remember those days, where you're just desperate for the stage time because comedians – especially comedians just starting out -- they're obsessed with the material and what the material is going to be. But you really need to stage time to figure out who you are up there. The audience wants to know who you are up there. I mean, you can't live and die by every joke unless you're somebody like George Carlin or Steven Wright. Hytner will have his space at Feb. 24 and 25 at the Kenosha Comedy Club at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 5125 6th Ave, Kenosha. Tickets are $20 apiece and can purchased at www.hap2it.com It’s a bargain price, because his show … It’s gold! By Gary Schneeberger “It’s the Best!” – Seinfeld star Steve Hytner to play the Kenosha Comedy Club February 25 and 26 Have you seen every Seinfeld episode five times over? Think you know Seinfeld trivia? Here’s your chance to test your skills Saturday, February 25th at 2pm at the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Downtown Kenosha. A chance to have some fun and win some prizes! Plus: Steve Hytner, aka Kenny Bania will join us for a Q&A session. Admission $10 at the door or via hap2it.com Steve Hytner is a native of Long Island, New York and has appeared in dozens of films and television shows, perhaps best known for his role as one of Jerry’s many nemeses, stand-up comedian Kenny Bania on NBC’s “Seinfeld.” Life imitates art when Steve Hytner takes the stage at the Kenosha Comedy Club in Downtown Kenosha Kenny Bania’s best Seinfeld quotes “Why do they call it Ovaltine? The mug is round, the jar is round, they should call it Roundtine.” ••• “I’ve been working out. Went from a size 40 to a 42. I’m huge.” ••• “Did’ja see me up there Jerry? I killed ‘em - killed... I’m gonna go pick up some chicks.” ••• “Puke. That’s a funny word. Can I use that?” ••• “Jerry, I didn’t know you like soup!” Hear more about Hytner’s upcoming visit when he appears on Happenings Q&A on AM1050 WLIP on Wednesday, February 22nd at 12:30pm Get your tickets now for Steve Hytner at the Kenosha Comedy Club on February 25 and 26th

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 5 Alcohol and Cancer Now that Dry January is over, most participants who were "sober-curious" have resumed their familiar consumption patterns, no doubt feeling good about giving their bodies a break from the known risks and harms of alcohol. Most folks, however, underappreciate the increased risk of several types of cancer caused by alcohol consumption. "All types of alcoholic beverages, including wine, increase cancer risk," said Andrew Seidenberg, a National Cancer Institute researcher who recently led a study on alcohol-cancer awareness that found, unfortunately, not much awareness. How does alcohol cause cancer? It contains ethanol, a known carcinogen, which can cause cancer in several ways, such as increasing estrogen levels, boosting the risk of breast cancer, or breaking down into compounds that damage DNA and cause liver, head and neck, and esophageal cancers. Seidenberg said public awareness campaigns similar to those in the past for smoking are needed. While 9 in 10 Americans are aware of the cancer risk associated with tobacco, only 1 in 3 is aware of the alcohol-cancer connection. Body of Knowledge When you kiss someone on the mouth, you use 146 muscles to pucker up and swap an estimated 80 million bacteria. It's estimated that the average person will spend roughly 20,000 minutes, or two weeks, kissing during a lifetime. But not everybody everywhere. In a 2015 study of 168 cultures, only 46% engaged in romantic kissing, primarily in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. Regular smooching was rare or nonexistent in much of Africa and Central and South America where the practice was broadly deemed "gross." Brain "Weathering" A new study in JAMA Neurology reports that the brains of Black adults in the U.S. age more quickly than those of white and Hispanic adults, showing features linked to Alzheimer's and other dementias earlier in life. The analyses, based on MRI scans, strengthen the case that vascular disease may be especially detrimental to brain health in Black populations. The cause is not believed to be genetic but rather associated with "weathering," the accumulations of racial stressors over time, said the scientists. Counts 15: Percent of people who get COVID-19 who are likely to experience persistent symptoms, even after initial infection clears Source: JAMA Network Open Observation "The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook." — American culinary author and TV personality Julia Child (1912-2004) Medical History This week in 1984, a 12-yearold boy publicly identified only as David, born without immunity to disease, touched his mother for the first time after he was removed from a plastic "bubble." He died two weeks later on Feb. 22, 1984. David Vetter had lived since birth in a protective, germ-free environment at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. Born with a rare disorder called severe combined immunodeficiency, or SCID, David lacked T-cells. In 1999, Duke University researchers debuted a new treatment using transplanted bone marrow from a parent or sibling that now saves most SCID patients. Get Me That, Stat! Disparities in health research are well-documented, and some begin early. A study published in JAMA Network Open found that of more than 30,000 medical students who had published research work, women, Black and Hispanic students all were represented less than white males. The differences, said study authors, may lie with lack of mentorship, negative stereotypes and a devaluing of research ideas coming from women and people underrepresented in medicine. Curtain Calls Basil I ruled the Byzantine Empire from 867 A.D. to 886 A.D. Reportedly, Basil's belt became entangled in the antlers of a large deer during a hunt, and the animal dragged him 16 miles through the woods. Basil survived the dragging, but a resulting infection of his wounds caused him to die shortly thereafter. By Scott LaFee, Creators well news TAX PREPARATION STARTING AT $60! Present this coupon for $5.00 OFF your 2022 Tax Return preparation! Proudly serving the area since 1972 ABC ACCOUNTING INC. 3500 14th Ave. Kenosha, WI 53142 Phone: 262-694-3762 011923 Includes Federal, State returns and Electronic filing. For all your Bookkeeping, Payroll and Tax needs. ✃ ✃ Any Large Pizza Only one discounted pizza per coupon per visit. One coupon per customer. Not valid with any other offer. Offer Expires 2/24/2023. ONLINE ORDERING IS NOW AVAILABLE AT 2409 SHERIDAN RD. ZION, IL Open Daily 11:00 AM 1-847-872-4868 www.pizzahousezion.com 021623 $2.00 OFF PIZZA HOUSE OPEN FOR CARRY OUT • DELIVERY

Page 6 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Survivor advocate Kara Robinson Chamberlain said the film, The Girl Who Escaped: The Kara Robinson Story, now available on the Lifetime app and re-airing Saturday, February 18th at 5 p.m. on the Lifetime channel, reminded her of emotions she's buried since escaping from a kidnapping. Robinson Chamerblain was kidnapped in 2002 by Richard Evonitz when she was 15 years old. Robinson Chamberlain was on the set of the film in Winnipeg while they filmed her mother, Debra (Cara Buono), visiting the police station and reuniting with Kara (Katie Douglas). "Seeing those scenes filmed really reignited some emotions of what I was feeling," Robinson Chamberlain told UPI in a recent phone interview. "So some of those gaps between my memories filled in a little bit." Evonitz kept Robinson Chamberlain in a plastic container. After multiple rapes by Evonitz, Robinson Chamberlain was able to escape from his apartment the following morning while he slept. Robinson Chamberlain said she advised the production on details as specific as the type of container Evonitz kept her in and what she was wearing when he kidnapped her. Robinson said the film helped her remember the feelings between those details. "My memory functions kind of like snapshots, so a series of photographs," Robinson Chamberlain said. "It's kind of like a flip book where you've lost half the pages. Being there on set, it was like some of those pages were filled in." Robinson Chamberlain said revisiting those events for the movie were not triggering, because she already felt emotionally dissociated from her ordeal. "I didn't feel traumatized, so I didn't want everyone to treat me like I was traumatized," Robinson Chamberlain said. "It was almost more problematic and more traumatic for me to go home and for everyone to treat me differently." The Girl Who Escaped shows how Robinson Chamberlain gathered information about her surroundings and endeared herself to Evonitz by helping with housework. After escaping, Robinson Chamberlain said, she learned that she was exhibiting natural threat responses. In addition to fight or flight, Robinson Chamberlain said humans also respond to threats by freezing and appeasing. WebMD defines appeasing, or fawning, as being overly helpful, as Robinson Chamberlain did with Evonitz's housework. "Freeze was this idea of freezing my emotions," Robinson Chamberlain said. "Find a way for him to become complacent. We want him to become complacent, and then you'll be able to escape." Robinson Chamberlain said those responses were not conscious. Robinson Chamberlain said she hopes the film illustrates natural coping mechanisms. "It's a function of your autonomic nervous system," Robinson Chamberlain said. "Not something that you do consciously, not something that you can choose to do. ... It's something everyone has." Evonitz died by suicide when the police caught him. For the 15 years after her escape, Robinson Chamberlain worked as a school resource officer, sex crime and child abuse investigator and survivor's 's advocate, having graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. Robinson Chamberlain retired from that work when her second son was born. She continues to do public speaking on survivor's issues, and also discovered she still had some trauma to address. Physical symptoms Robinson Chamberlain experienced for 20 years after her kidnapping included shortness of breath, chest tightening and trouble breathing. Robinson Chamberlain saw an eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapist. The EMDR Institute explains the psychotherapy process focuses on the physical stimuli of traumatic memories. "We did EMDR therapy on the moment that my captor put me back in the box to make a phone call to his wife," Robinson Chamberlain said. "That's the most traumatic part of my captivity, honestly, because I thought I was going to die." The treatment, Robinson Chamberlain said, allowed her to breath easier after 20 years. Robinson Chamberlain said after her second child was born, she also experienced postpartum depression. Her sons are now 6 and 9. "My life felt out of control which obviously is very triggering for anyone who's been a victim of any kind," Robinson Chamberlain said. "I consciously was suppressing my emotions." The film focuses on the period during which Robinson Chamberlain now says she was compartmentalizing her kidnapping -- after her escape. She said she now recognizes that compartmentalizing also was a trauma response. "It almost feels like talking about something that happened to someone else," Robinson Chamberlain said. "There's not a lot of emotional connection to what happened." After advising Lifetime on their telling of her story, she launched a podcast with partner Kimberly Corban, another survivor. Their Survivor's Guide to True Crime focuses on the survivors' perspectives of crimes. Their first guest is kidnap survivor and Girl Who Escaped executive producer Elizabeth Smart. In the weeks ahead, Survivor's Guide aims to include a diverse array of survivor experiences. "We're also two white women," Robinson Chamberlain said. "We're also aware that that doesn't represent all of the people who have become victims in this world." Robinson Chamberlain said her purpose with the movie and the podcast was to provide future survivors with resources should they experience similar traumas. She said that when she escaped, she did not see any depictions of her fight, flight, freeze and appease approach. "They can understand that the things that they're experiencing might be a normal response," Robinson Chamberlain said. 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www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 11 Don’t worry, loyal reader; I will not ask you to take a “brief survey” after reading this column. Nor will I find your cell number, contact you and then ask you to “stay on the line” and rate the experience. I promise not to offer you an Amazon gift card or a sweepstakes entry if you would just give me “all fives” when I ask you a series of inane questions about my writing style. I don’t need your love and praise that badly. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the world’s biggest corporations, which suddenly seem to require gold stars and thumbs up emojis from their customers in order to continue functioning. On a recent Saturday morning, I opened my email to find not one, not two, but THREE messages from Fortune 500 companies asking me for feedback on my recent interactions with their brands. First up? Starbucks, which I had visited the previous morning. After consenting to take the survey because, well, I’m a stand-up comedian and I have a lot of time on my hands, I was first asked if I was over or under 18. Confession: I’ve had to answer that question on a few sites I’ve visited, but none that specialized in pumpkin spiced lattes. By clicking “yes,” would I be taken to the “dark” Starbucks site? One that specializes in X-rated beverages? Instead, I was asked to confirm that, yes, I did visit a Starbucks in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood the previous morning. Suddenly I felt like I had transitioned from coffee pervert to murder suspect. Mr. Schwem, did anyone actually SEE you purchase a caramel macchiato? Did you save your receipt? No? Interesting. We’ll be in touch. In the meantime, please don’t leave the country. “Did the employees make an effort to get to know you?” was next. I gave the highest rating because I couldn’t stand the idea of a barista being reprimanded because he or she wouldn’t take the time to commiserate with a sweaty, just-exited-his-health-club customer like myself. Starbucks, there were 15 people in line behind me. Do you really WANT your counter staff to keep them waiting while they get to know me better? “Greg, your mocha frappuccino is up. And, Greg, have you seen this hilarious TikTok video?” Finally, Starbucks asked how it could improve my experience. What was I supposed to say? I walked in, ordered coffee, a barista poured that coffee into a cup, I paid for it and I exited the premises. Want to improve that experience? Eliminate the “I paid for it” part. That will surely generate a series of “fives” from me and every other customer. Next up was United Airlines, which transported me from Chicago to Houston hours after the Starbucks encounter. Their survey consisted of one question: “How likely are you to recommend United Airlines to a friend?” I am a 60-year-old man with friends of similar ages. I’m quite certain all of them are familiar with United Airlines and don’t need an introduction from me. “Hey, guys, next time you go to O’Hare, check out these big silver planes that are lined up on the tarmac. They all say ‘United.’ You GOTTA try them!” Sandwiched between my Starbucks purchase and my flight was an Uber ride to the airport. As is customary, I was asked to rate my driver, in this case, Nzuji. Uber drivers, relax; I can relate to your plight, because I briefly drove for Uber. As long as my driver doesn’t take a route that involves plunging over a cliff into a polluted body of water, he or she is getting five stars. And if I survive the fall and surface in time to make my appointment, I’ll still tip. Uber passengers, I expect the same courtesy if I’m your driver someday. I can only think of one company, a shall-not-be-named rental car firm, which will never again get my business due to a single incident. To the three companies mentioned, it will take more than a cold beverage, a delayed flight or a wrong turn to make me abandon your services. If I’m upset or have an improvement suggestion, I will reach out to you. Now please stop cluttering my inbox. Readers, if you agree, can I have a “like”? Greg Schwem Corporate America, please stop asking for gold stars Greg Schwem is a husband, father and twenty-year stand-up comedy veteran. He has appeared in concert with the likes of Jay Leno and Celine Dion and has appeared at the Kenosha Comedy Club. Tune In Weekdays From Noon-3pm When Frank Carmichael And Happenings Staff Members Visit With Interesting Guests, Both Local And From Around The Country. Here’s Just A Few Previous Happenings Q&A Guests. Dick Butkus NFL Hall Of Famer Jenny Jones Former Talk Show Host Keith Colburn “Deadliest Catch” Kevin O’Connor “This Old House” Mary Roach “Stiff” Jack Hanna Columbus Zoo Tim Reid “WKRP in Cincinnati” Terry Fator Ventriloquist Ed Begley Jr. Actor and Activist Ted Allen “Food Detectives” Jake Tapper CNN Alan Page NFL Hall Of Famer Janet Davies ABC 7 Emmy Winner David Eisenhower “Going Home To Glory” Jonathan Hoenig Fox Business News Jim Peterick Survivor/Ides of March Burt Wolf PBS Travels & Traditions Tom Constantine The Grateful Dead Olympia Dukakis Oscar Winner LeRoy Butler Packer Great Tim Kang The Mentalist Kevin Sbraga “Top Chef” Ron Regan “My Father At 100: A Memoir” Billy Mays Commercial Pitchman Tom Skilling WGN Channel 9 Jerry Mathers Leave It To Beaver

Page 12 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Brussels: From politics to good living Brussels is a city of 1.2 million, the capital of Belgium, the headquarters of NATO, and the political center of the European Union. It may be easy to skip as you zip from Amsterdam to Paris by train, but its rich brew of food and culture pleasantly surprises those who stop. Its magnificent grand square, aptly named Grand Place, alone makes a visit worthwhile. The city is understandably proud of its Magritte Museum. With more than 250 paintings, it has the world’s largest collection of works by surrealist René Magritte, who famously painted a picture of a pipe and wrote on the canvas “this is not a pipe." Take time to wander through Brussels’ other excellent museums. The Old Masters Museum, featuring Flemish and Belgian art, has a dazzling collection of masterpieces by Van der Weyden, Bruegel, Bosch, and Rubens. The Fin-de-Siècle Museum next door, covering art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, also makes for an enjoyable stroll. The Atomium, one of Brussels’ offbeat attractions, looms on the edge of town. This gigantic, silvery steel “molecule” has escalators connecting the various “atoms,” fun space-age videos, and a view from the top sphere. If you’re scared of heights or tight spaces, tell your friends you’ll wave to them … from the ground. If you’re hungry, muscle your way into a restaurant to order mussels in Brussels. They’re served everywhere. You get a bigenough-for-two bucket and a pile of fries. Use an empty shell to tweeze out the rest of the mussels. Don’t call fried potatoes “french fries.” Belgian fries (frites) taste so good because they’re deep-fried twice – once to cook, and once to brown. The locals dunk them in mayonnaise – especially delicious if the mayo is flavored with garlic. My favorite budget meal in Brussels is having simple pub grub in an atmospheric old pub with a gaggle of “beer pilgrims,” who’ve flocked here from around the world to appreciate some of Europe’s best brew and selection; there are hundreds of Belgian varieties. Belgium is split between Wallonia in the south, where they speak French, and Flanders in the north, where they speak Flemish, a dialect of Dutch. French-speakers have often dominated the national government, which irks the Flemish, who comprise about 60 percent of the Belgian population. The longstanding rivalry has made it increasingly difficult for the Belgian Parliament to form a stable coalition government. One prime minister said that Belgians are united only by the king, a love of beer, and the national soccer team. While the Belgians debate their unity, Brussels is the administrative center of the European Union. It hosts business people from around the world – only Washington, D,C., has more lobbyists. When Europeans have a gripe, this is where they demonstrate. The European Parliament, a towering complex of glass skyscrapers, has 705 members representing 27 countries and more than 466 million citizens. Take the multimedia guide tour. It’s exciting just to be here – a mouse in the corner of a place that aspires to chart the future of Europe. With each visit I find the gathering crowds as interesting as the quirky statue they’ve traveled to see. Hang out for a while and watch the commotion this little guy makes as tour groups come and go. When I was there last, a Russian man marveled at the statue, shook his head, and said, “He never stop!” There are several silly legends about the origin of the Manneken. Want the truth? The city commissioned the Manneken to show the freedom and joy of living in Brussels – where happy people eat, drink … and drink … and then pee. And 400 years later, things haven’t changed. By Rick Steves travel Passenger jet collides with shuttle bus at L.A. airport, 5 injured A collision between an American Airlines Airbus A321 and a shuttle bus on a taxiway at Los Angeles International Airport last week left five people injured, officials said. Airport officials said in a statement that a jet being towed from a gate to a parking area "made contact with a shuttle bus" resulting in injuries to about five people. "We thank our partners LAFD for quickly responding and treating passenger from the bus. Other LAX operations remind normal," they said. The Airbus A321 was empty of passengers and only had one airport worker on board. The driver of the tug vehicle pulling the plane was injured, along with the bus driver and two passengers board the bus,KTLATV reported. The airport worker who was onboard the Airbus during the collision was also lightly injured,firefighters said. Another incident occurred recently when a United Airlines 777 leaving Hawaii plunged toward the ocean for 21 seconds shortly after takeoff and came within 800 feet of sea level, flight tracking data show. Neither United nor the FAA indicated anyone was injured on United Flight 1722 on December 18. The plunge occurred a little over a minute after takeoff. The plane lost more than half its altitude and came within 775 feet of sea level. Rod Williams II and his family were sitting near the back of the plane when the Boeing 777 made a terrifying plunge shortly after taking off from Kahului Airport in Hawaii. Williams told CNN the plane seemed to be flying normally at first, but then he said the plane climbed at “a concerning rate” for a few seconds. “It felt like you were climbing to the top of a roller coaster. It was at that point,” Williams said. “There were a number of screams on the plane. Everybody knew that something was out of the ordinary, or at least that this was not normal.” The plane then went into a “dramatic, nose-down” dive for about eight to 10 seconds before it climbed steeply again and resumed normal flight. United said it conducted an investigation with the FAA and the pilots union “that ultimately resulted in the pilots receiving additional training,” adding the investigation is ongoing. The European Parliament in Brussels charts the course of Europe.

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 13 this week in pop culture history 2/16 The Weeknd 33, Elizabeth Olsen 34, Ice T 65, LeVar Burton 66 2/17 Ed Sheeran 32, Michael Jordan 60, Billie Joe Armstrong 51, Paris Hilton 42, Joseph Gordon-Levitt 42, Denise Richards 52, Jason Ritter 43 2/18 Dr Dre 58, John Travolta 69, Matt Dillon 59, Molly Ringwald 55, Vanna White 66, Yoko Ono 90 2/19 Millie Bobby Brown 19, Tony Iommi 75, Seal 60, Smokey Robinson 83, Haylie Duff 38, Jeff Daniels 68, Benicio Del Toro 56 2/20 Rihanna 35, Miles Teller 36, Cindy Crawford 57, Trevor Noah 39, Charles Barkley 60 2/21 Sophie Turner 27, Elliot Page 36, Jennifer Love Hewitt 44, Jordan Peele 44, Kelsey Grammer 68 2/22 Drew Barrymore 48, James Blunt 49, Zach Roerig 38, Julius Erving 73, Julie Walters 73, Michael Johnston 28 Rihanna took the stage for the Super Bowl halftime show last Sunday. The pop star squeezed in 12 of her hits in the 13-minute performance birthdays Feb 19, 1968 The kids TV program Mr Rogers’ Neighborhood debuts Feb 16, 1974 In Salt Lake City, members of Emerson, Lake, & Palmer were arrested after swimming naked in a hotel pool Feb 19, 1980 AC/DC singer Bon Scott dies after a night of heavy drinking Feb 19, 1982 Ozzy Osbourne is arrested in San Antonio after urinating on the Alamo Feb 18, 1986 The first antismoking ads air on TV, featuring Yul Brynner who died from lung cancer in 1985 Feb 22, 1989 A new category for Best Heavy Metal Performance was included at the Grammy Awards. Predicted winners Metallica performed, but the award went to prog rock band Jethro Tull Feb 19, 1995 Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee marries Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson four days after meeting Feb 20, 2003 100 people died after pyrotechnics ignited a club during a Great White show in Rhode Island Feb 21, 2003 The political talk show Real Time with Bill Maher debuts on HBO Feb 19, 2004 The family of Johnny Cash block an attempt by advertisers to use his hit song Ring of Fire to promote hemmoroid relief products Feb 16, 2005 Kid Rock is arrested for allegedly punching a DJ at a Nashville strip club Feb 17, 2014 Jimmy Fallon makes his debut as host of The Tonight Show Feb 22, 2017 Jay-Z becomes the first rapper to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame Feb 22, 2019 Actor Jussie Smollett is suspended from the FOX show Empire after it is revealed he made false claims about a racist and homophobic attack "If this tour goes right, we can finally end this friendship!" In a joint press release, longtime friends and frequent collaborators Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have announced plans for their first joint stand-up comedy tour. The pair starred on Saturday Night Live and the films Mean Girls, Baby Mama, and Wine Country. They have also co-hosted the Golden Globe Awards ceremony together several times. The Restless Leg Tour brings them to Chicago on May 20th. "We live in a world and work in industries that are so aggressively committed to upholding whiteness and perpetuating an unabashed misogyny towards Black women." Chinonye Chukwu, director of “Till” comments after actress Danielle Deadwyler was snubbed for a Best Actress Oscar nomination. Deadwyler was nominated for a BAFTA, a Critics Cricle, and a SAG award, traditional precursors to an Oscar nod. When asked if she agreed with Chukwu’s comments, Deadwyler said, “We're talking about people who perhaps chose not to see the film… I think the question is more on people who are living in whiteness, white people's assessment of the spaces they are privileged by.” "I got something really special in the mail. Thank you.” Actor Kevin Costner shares a video on Instagram showing him unboxing the Best Actor in a TV Drama Golden Globe he received by mail for his performance in Yellowstone. Costner was prevented from collecing his Golden Globe in person last month because of flooding near his California home. “When you gotta go, you gotta go. Set life.” Jessica Simpson isn’t holding it in when it comes to life on the set. The singer, fashion designer, and mom shared a hilarious throwback pic this week on Instagram where she found herself facing a bathroom emergency during a photoshoot. In the snapshot, Simpson is caught mid-squat laughing as she appears to be pulling her pants down to pee on a patch of grass. “I’m out of the game forever, I don’t think I’ll ever get married again… I think I'm kind of undateable.” Which recently single television personality discussed their dating prospects on Watch What Happens Live, thinking they are “undateable”? For the answer, visit hap2it.com! A. Jon Gosselin B. Kyle Abrams C. Tom Schwartz D. Sasha Farber things people say Tina Fey & Amy Poehler Kevin Costner

Page 14 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Dog walks 10 miles to former shelter A dog who went missing from her new Texas home was found two days later after walking 10 miles to her former shelter and ringing the doorbell. The Animal Rescue League of El Paso said a recentlyadopted dog named Bailey went missing from her new home in late January. Bailey turned up two days later when she found her way back to the Animal Rescue League, about 10 miles from her new home, in the middle of the night. "At 1:42 in the morning she's ringing the doorbell like, 'I'm home,'" shelter founder Loretta Hyde told USA Today. Shelter staff received an alert from the facility's Ring doorbell and checked the camera to see Bailey waiting to be let inside. Hyde said staff rushed to the shelter and brought Bailey inside. "She slept so hard the whole night," Hyde said. Bailey was soon reunited with her new family. "It was such a happy ending for all of us," Hyde said. Forgotten bread leads Maryland man to $100,000 lottery prize A Maryland man who had to make a second trip to the store because he forgot to buy bread ended up winning a $100,000 lottery prize. The 65-year-old Harford County man told officials he went out to run errands and ended up deciding not to buy any lottery tickets when vending machines at the store were occupied. The man said he arrived home and realized he had to go out again because he had forgotten to buy bread. "So, I stopped back at the store and bought a Fast Play game and a $10 Gold X50 ticket," the player recalled. The player then made a stop for bread and returned home, where he discovered the Gold X50 scratch-off ticket was a $100,000 top prize winner. The man told his wife of his good luck, but she needed some convincing. "I thought it was a joke," the winner's wife told officials. "I thought I was reading it wrong, it just didn't seem right." The winner said the prize money will go toward he and his wife's goal of moving or buying a second home in another state. 1908 Harley sells for a record $935,000 A Harley-Davidson motorcycle dating from 1908 sold for $935,000, making it the most expensive bike ever sold at an auction. Mecum Auction in Las Vegas said the motorcycle, known as the Strap Tank due to the nickelplated steel bands that suspend the fuel and oil tanks from its frame, sold for $935,000 after fees in a late-January auction. Vintagent, a website that tracks auctions of vintage motorcycles, said the sale represented the highest price ever paid for a motorcycle at an auction. "We marketed the bike well, and Harley is by far the most famous American motorcycle brand, so we had a feeling it would do well in auction, but obviously you are surprised anytime you sell the most expensive bike ever," Greg Arnold, motorcycle division manager at Mecum Auctions, told the Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel. Arnold said surviving Strap Tank bikes are rare, and the bike sold by Mecum was an especially unique find. "This bike has many of its original parts, which makes it that much more rare," he said. Mecum said the bike was found intact in a Wisconsin barn by David Uihlein in 1941, and he kept it in his possession for the ensuing 66 years. Candy giant fined after two workers got stuck in a vat of chocolate A federal safety regulator fined Mars Wrigley more than $14,500 for an incident last year when two workers fell into a vat of chocolate at the company's factory in Pennsylvania. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration, part of the Labor Department, charged Mars Wrigley with "serious" citations for an incident in June. The two workers were not seriously hurt, but trapped, in a vat of chocolate at the Mars Wrigley plant in Elizabethtown, Pa. The company was also fined more than $60,000 for safety-related issues involving highly hazardous chemicals at a Kansas plant in 2019. COVID-19 might increase diabetes risk People who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 may be 66% more likely to develop Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, a study at Penn State College of Medicine says. The research team discovered the SARS-CoV-2 that causes COVID19 attaches itself to enzyme receptors on organs such as the kidneys, small intestine and pancreas and can affect insulin levels. "We can't definitively conclude that COVID-19 causes diabetes, and more research on whether there is a biological cause to explain this association is needed," said Paddy Ssentongo, an internal medicine resident physician at Penn State Health. The Penn State study was based on cross-analyzing data from eight other studies on COVID-19. The full results of the study were published in Nature Scientific Reports. Ba and Ssentongo said more research must be done to examine the relationship between COVID-19 and diabetes in hopes of guiding prevention strategies. coast to coast ID series details rise and fall of Jared Fogle Jared Fogle was once one of TV's most popular spokespersons. His story of overcoming obesity by eating a diet of Subway sandwiches lead him to an endorsement deal in 2000 and made him rich, famous and a trusted public personality. That's until 2015 when he was accused and ultimately convicted of child endangerment with his business partner, Russell Taylor. A new three-part Investigation Discovery series Jared from Subway: Catching a Monster explores how the formerly obese teenager transformed into the affable spokesperson until his demons couldn't be contained. Interviews with Florida journalist Rochelle Herman who recorded Fogle's sickening confessions and worked with the FBI on the case, and with Taylor's stepdaughters, Hannah and Christian, who were abused by both men, provide a complete portrait of the impact of their crimes. "ID has always had a rich legacy of bringing incredible true-crime documentary series to the air. "'Jared from Subway: Catching Monster' is a powerful new entry to our ever-growing slate of premium limited event series," said Jason Sarlanis, president of Turner Networks. "Jared masqueraded as a national hero while hiding a horrific side. We are so grateful to the women who, by courageously sharing their stories are shining a light on this important issue that affects so many families across America." The series three episodes will air back-to-back on ID on March 6 and can also be streamed on Discovery+. Jared Fogle 1908 Harley Davidson Bailey

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 15 Harrison Ford takes on Mads Mikkelsen in Indiana Jones Super Bowl trailer Lucasfilm is teasing the new filmIndiana Jonesand the Dial of Destiny. The studio shared a trailer for the action-adventure film during Super Bowl LVII. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny sees Harrison Ford reprise his role of archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones for a fifth and final time. The new movie will see Indy (Ford) and his goddaughter, Helena (Phoebe Waller-Bridger), take on Jürgen Voller (Mads Mikkelsen), a former Nazi now working for NASA. Antonio Banderas,John Rhys-Davies, Shaunette Renée Wilson, Thomas Kretschmann, Toby Jones and Boyd Holbrook also star. The film is the fifth in the Indiana Jones series and the first since Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, released in 2008. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny opens in theaters June 30. 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' poster teases film adaptation Lionsgate is teasing itsAre You There God? It's Me, Margaret adaptation. The studio shared a poster for the film featuring Abby Ryder Fortson. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaretis based on theJudy Blumenovel of the same name. The film follows Margaret Simon (Fortson), a preteen whose life is upended when her family moves to New Jersey. "11-year-old Margaret is uprooted from her life in New York City for the suburbs of New Jersey, going through the messy and tumultuous throes of puberty with new friends in a new school. She relies on her mother, Barbara (Rachel McAdams), who is also struggling to adjust to life outside the big city, and her adoring grandmother, Sylvia (Kathy Bates), who isn't happy they moved away and likes to remind them every chance she gets," an official description reads. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret opens in theaters April 28. Fortson is known for playing Cassie Lang in the Marvel films Ant-Man and Ant-Man and the Wasp. 'Guardians of the Galaxy' take 'one last ride' in 'Vol. 3' Marvel Entertainment is giving a glimpse of the new film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The studio shared a trailer for the superhero movie during Super Bowl LVII. Thepreviewshows the Guardians reunite for "one last ride" as they take on the High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji), a new villain with a connection to Rocket's (Bradley Cooper) past. Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldaña, Dave Bautista, Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff, Vin Diesel, Sean Gunn, Will Poulter and Elizabeth Debicki also star. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3is written and directed by James Gunn. The film is a sequel toGuardians of the Galaxy(2014) andGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017), and opens in theaters May 5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is the most-anticipated film of 2023, according to Fandango. Michael Keaton returns to DC Universe in 'The Flash' trailer Warner Bros. released a 3- minute trailer for The Flash last Sunday. Set for release on June 16, the movie stars Justice League alum Ezra Miller as the titular super hero. "Worlds collide in 'The Flash' when Barry uses his superpowers to travel back in time in order to change the events of the past. But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no super heroes to turn to," said a synopsis accompanying the clip on YouTube. "That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian... albeit not the one he's looking for." Sunday's preview featured two versions of Miller's Barry/The Flash facing off against Michael Shannon as Zod, and joining forces with Michael Keaton as Batman andBen AffleckasBruce Wayne. Sasha Calle, Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons and Antje Traue co-star in the DC Comics adaptation. 'Dungeons & Dragons': Chris Pine faces 'greatest evil' in teaser Paramount Pictures is giving a glimpse of the new filmDungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The studio shared a teaser trailer for the action-adventure film during Super Bowl LVII. The preview shows Chris Pine and his team of adventurers take on the "greatest evil the world has ever known." Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, Chloe Coleman, Daisy Head and Hugh Grant also star. Paramount previously shared a trailerin January that shows Pine and the team take on the villainous Red Wizards and their army of undead. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves opens in theaters March 31. movie news WEEKEND BOX OFFICE REPORT February 10 - 12, 2023 1. Magic Mike’s Last Dance (w1) $8.3M 2. Avatar: The Way of Water (w9) $7.2M 3. 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Page 18 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Rihanna confirms second pregnancy after Super Bowl halftime performance Rihanna is expanding her family. After the 34-year-old singer/entrepreneur performed the halftime show for Super Bowl LVII, she confirmed her second pregnancy with rapper A$AP Rocky. The two share a ninemonth-old son, whose name has yet to be publicly revealed. The Hollywood Reporter first confirmed the pregnancy via Rihanna's representative, after social media exploded with speculation that the "Umbrella" singer might be expecting. In her first live performance in seven years, the singer performed with dancers on elevated platforms hanging over the field. In the 13 minutes allotted to halftime performances, the Grammy winner performed 12 of her biggest hits including "Umbrella," "Run This Town" "We Found Love" "Work" and "Rude Boy." In the weeks leading up to the halftime performance, Rihanna never mentioned a pregnancy but did say that the preparation for the show was taxing, given that she'd just had a baby and hadn't performed live in so long. "The physical challenge has definitely been immense for many reasons," she told Nadeska Alexis in apre-show interviewfor Apple TV. "I haven't done this in a minute, first things first. You're just running around for 13 minutes trying to put a twohour set in 13 minutes ... It's a jampacked show and it takes a toll on your body. It really does." Rihanna and Rakim "A$AP Rocky" Myers have been dating for the last few years after a long friendship. The Harlem-born rapper once opened for Rihanna on tour. This is their second child together. Rihanna's next major public appearance will likely be at the Oscars on March 12. She's nominated for Best Original Song, along with Afrobeats singer Tems for "Lift Me Up" from the Black Panther: Wakanda Foreversoundtrack. Paramore releases new album 'This is Why' Paramore is back. After a sixyear hiatus, the emo rock band from Tennessee has returned with a brand-new release This is Why. Lead singer Hayley Williamssays the title track was the last song written for the album, summing up the challenges she and her bandmates have gone through since the last release. "It summarizes the plethora of ridiculous emotions, the rollercoaster of being alive in 2022, having survived even just the last three or four years," Williamssaid."You'd think after a global pandemic of [expletive] biblical proportions and the impending doom of a dying planet, that humans would have found it deep within themselves to be kinder or more empathetic or something." This is Why is the band's first release since 2017'sAfter Laughter.One of the reasons for that is the trio's solo projects. Williams did an album called Petals for Armor in 2020, with Paramore's guitarist Taylor York, who is also her boyfriend. Drummer Zack Farro, released several albums under the name Halfnoise. But there were other reasons for the hiatus, the band says. "The entire world went through a traumatic season that we're still in and recovering from and trying to figure out," Yorktold Entertainment Weekly."The world shutting down - gosh, we've learned a lot and we all went through a lot. That's why this record, there's a lot more aggression than we've had in a while. "There's different types of an emotional release in certain songs that I don't think we've had in a little bit," York added. "A lot of that was a product of the times, and not only trying to reflect on what had happened but also taking that long of a break, we were able to rediscover different sides of ourselves musically that was fun to dive into." Kelsea Ballerini explores her divorce in 'Rolling Up the Welcome Mat' short film Kelsea Ballerini is sharing insight into her divorce from Morgan Evans. The 29-year-old country music singer explores the split in her new EPRolling Up the Welcome Mat and an accompanying short film. “Here's my healing journey. here's my heart. here's my truth. i've never been this open, i've never been this bold, and i've never been this proud of my art. so with love and respect, i'm rolling up the welcome mat. six song story and short filmout now. happy valentine's day," Balleriniwroteon Instagram. In astatement, Ballerini described Welcome Up the Welcome Matas a follow up to her albumSubject to Change. "When I listen toSubject to Change, I hear a lot of self reflection and turmoil. This is the deep dive into that turmoil. I was writing by myself for most of the project, and it was nice to trust myself again," she said. Rolling Up the Welcome Matfeatures the songs "Mountain with a View," "Just Married," "Penthouse," "Interlude," "Blindsided" and "Leave Me Again." Ballerini announced her splitfrom Evans in August after nearly five years of marriage. She has since been linked toOuter Banksactor Chase Stokes. music news FLASHBACK - THIS WEEK IN 1983 Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Baby, Come to Me/P.Austin & J.Ingram 2. Down Under/Men At Work 3. Shame on the Moon/Bob Seger 4. Stray Cat Strut/Stray Cats 5. Africa/Toto 6. Billie Jean/Michael Jackson 7. You and I/Eddie Rabbit & Crystal Gayle 8. Do You Really Want.../Culture Club 9. Hungry Like The Wolf/Duran Duran 10. You Can’t Hurry Love/Phil Collins Billboard 200 (albums) 1. Business As Usual/Men at Work 2. Built For Speed/Stray Cats 3. H2O/Daryl Hall & John Oates 4. Thriller/Michael Jackson 5. The Distance/Bob Seger 6. Get Nervous/Pat Benatar 7. Combat Rock/The Clash 8. Hello, I Must Be Going/Phil Collins 9. Toto IV/Toto 10. Records/Foreigner BILLBOARD WEEKLY CHARTS Hot 100 (pop singles) 1. Flowers/Miley Cyrus 2. Kill Bill/SZA 3. Last Night/Morgan Wallen 4. Unholy/Sam Smith & Kim Petras 5. Creepin’/Metro Boomin,Weeknd,21 Savage 6, Cuff It/Beyonce 7. Anti-Hero/Taylor Swift 8. Die For You/The Weeknd 9. I’m Good (Blue)/D.Guetta & B.Rexha 10. As It Was/Harry Styles Billboard 200 (albums) 1. SOS/SZA 2. Midnights/Taylor Swift 3. The Name Chapter/Tomorrow X Together 4. Dangerous/Morgan Wallen 5. Heroes & Villains/Metro Boomin 6. The Highlights/The Weeknd 7. Un Verano Sin Ti/Bad Buny 8. Her Loss/Drake & 21 Savage 9. Harry’s House/Harry Styles 10. Queen of Me/Shania Twain Rihanna Haley Williams Kelsea Ballerini

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 19 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 Kevin Hart Let Me Explain Race For You Life, Charlie Brown Rambo Rambo: Last Blood Seabiscuit Shaft (2000) Shrek Sugar The Talented Mr. Ripley Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am Turbulence Tyson Underclassman Venus and Serena White House Down Who's Your Caddy? Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank Harlem Season 2 Beast Brian and Charles Are We Done Yet? Crank Somebody I Used to Know If I Stay Halloween Ends Feb 17 Three Thousand Years of Longing Carnival Row Season 2 The Head of Joaquín Murrieta Feb 19 A Simple Favor Feb 21 Smile Feb 22 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Feb 24 The Consultant Die Hart AppleTV+ Recently released Pinecone & Pony S2 (new episodes weekly) Dear Edward (new episodes weekly) Feb 17 Hello Tomorrow! S1 (3- episode premiere, new episodes weekly) Disney+ Recently released Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2, Episode 9 Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (Season 1, Part 1) SuperKitties (S1,Pt2) Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog (Season 3) Dian Fossey: Secrets in the Mist (S1) Mars (Season 1) Feb. 17 Inside Airport Lost & Found Making the Wish: Disney’s Newest Cruise Ship Feb. 22 Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2, Episode 10 Voices Rising: The Music of Wakanda Forever The Low Tone Club (Season 1) To Catch a Smuggler (Season 4) Ultimate Airport Dubai (Seasons 1-3) Feb. 24 Blow Your Mind Tini: The New Life of Violetta HBO Max Recently released *Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine's Day Special Marcella Arguello: Bitch, Grow Up! Marc Maron: From Bleak to Dark Feb 16 U.S. Women’s Soccer vs Canada Feb 17 *Poor Devil, S1 Premiere Feb 18 Family Restaurant Feb 20 Ballmastrz: Rubicon Feb 23 Gravity, 2013 Hulu Recently released Black Travel Across America (Series Premiere, Nat Geo) Piggy (2022) Brimstone Jesus Henry Christ The Perfect Weapon Pound of Flesh Something in the Dirt The Storied Life of AJ Fikry Next Level Chef (Season 2 Premiere) Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Final Season Premiere) Horario Estelar (Season 1) Love Trip: Paris (Series Premiere) Craig of the Creek (Season 4C) A Long Way Down Blade Of The Immortal Cocaine Cowboys Cocaine Cowboys 2 Cocaine Cowboys Reloaded The Seat Filler Feb 16 National Geographic Investigates: Legal Marijuana in Americ Feb 17 Animaniacs (S3) Animal Control (Series Premiere) Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday (2022) All Roads Lead to Rome (2015) Black November (2012) Forsaken (2015) Game of Love (2022) La Boda De Valentina (2018) Rogue Agent (2022) Shut In (2015) Feb 18 Hold Your Fire (2021) Feb 23 National Geographic Investigates: Peru’s Grave Mystery (Special Premiere, Nat Geo) Feb 24 Bruiser (2023) 211 (2018) A Million Little Pieces (2018) Prisoners of the Sun (2013) The Reef: Stalked (2022) Spin Me Round (2022) Netflix Recently released Vinland Saga: S2 (new episodes weekly) Bill Russell: Legend Dear David My Dad the Bounty Hunter You: S4: Pt 1 10 Days of a Good Man Love is Blind: After the Altar S3 Love to Hate You Your Place or Mine Squared Love All Over Again All the Places A Sunday Affair In Love All Over Again Jim Jefferies: High n' Dry Pasión de Gavilanes: Seasons 1-2 Perfect Match Re/Member #NoFilter African Queens: Njinga CoComelon: S7 Eva Lasting Full Swing The Law According to Lidia Poët Red Rose Feb 16 47 Meters Down: Uncaged Ouija The Upshaws: Part 3 Feb 17 A Girl and an Astronaut Community Squad Ganglands: S2 Unlocked Feb 19 Whindersson Nunes: Preaching to the Choir Feb 20 Operation Finale Feb 22 Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal The Strays Triptych Feb 23 Call Me Chihiro Outer Banks: S3 Paramount+ Recently released If I Stay The Challenge: Australia (S1) Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan (S2) Feb 16 The 12th Victim Feb 18 Cloverfield Feb 19 The Equalizer (S3) Feb 20 Cyrano Feb 22 10 Years Of Noise and Confusion: Oasis Live at Barrowlands Bar Rescue (S8) Formula E Unplugged (S1) Teen Mom 2 (S10) Feb 25 The Challenge: UK (S1) Feb 26 The Circus (S8) Peacock Recently released Access Hollywood, Season 27, New Ep All In with Chris Hayes, Previous Day’s Ep The Ark, Season 1, New Episode Chicago Fire, Season 11, New Episode Chicago Med, Season 8, New Episode Chicago PD, Season 10, New Episode *Days of our Lives, Season 58, New Episode *Poker Face, Season 1, Episode 7 *The Real Housewives of Miami, S5, Ep 14 Vanderpump Rules, Season 10, New Ep Feb. 17 Law & Order, Season 22, New Episode Law & Order: Organized Crime, Season 3, New Ep Law & Order: SVU, Season 24, New Ep Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, Season 14, New Ep Feb. 18 Access Hollywood, Season 27, New Episode (NBC) Lopez vs. Lopez, Season 1, New Ep Welcome to Valentine, 2023 Young Rock, Season 3, New Episode Feb. 19 When Truth Isn’t Truth: The Rudy Giuliani Story Feb. 20 Family Karma, Season 3, New Ep Found, Season 1, New Episode Magnum P.I., Season 5, New Episode *Symone, New Episode The Way Home, Season 1, New Ep streaming Your little ones will be excited to watch Season 7 of “Cocomelon” - now on Netflix

Page 20 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com AMAZON PRIME • The new Amazon Prime seriesSwarm(March 17) released a teaser trailer Friday starring Judas and the Black Messiah actress Dominique Fishback. As bees buzz loudly through the video, Fishback watches the updates on her favorite Beyoncéesque musician, while a voice menacingly says, "Who's your favorite artist?" • Amazon is developing a new live-action series inspired by Spider-Man Noir. The new series will follow an older, grizzled superhero living in 1930s New York City. The show will take place in its own universe and feature an alternate Spider-Man who is not Peter Parker. APPLE TV+ • Ted Lassowill return for a third season on March 15. The teaser shows several Ted Lasso characters make signs that say "Believe" and hang them in the locker room, where Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) finds them. Ted Lasso is a sports comedy-drama following an American college football coach (Sudeikis) who is hired to coach AFC Richmond, a British soccer team. • The Morning Show stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have wrapped filmin on Season 3. The Morning Show follows the cast and crew of a fictional morning news program in Manhattan. Apple TV+ has yet to announce a premiere date for the new season. DISNEY+ • Disney+ is teasing the new documentary J-Hope in the Box (Feb 17) featuring South Korean singer and rapper J-Hope which explores the making of J-Hope's debut solo album,Jack in the Box, a private listening party for the album, and his 2022 Lollapalooza performance. • Disney is hoping to bring new eyes to theStar Warsuniverse by getting potential fans started early. They've just announced the release date for their new animated series, Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures. It's coming to Disney+ and Disney Junior on May 4. HULU • A thriller mixed with comedy, the British series Wreck is coming to Hulu on March 4. The series stars 19-year-old Jamie (Oscar Kennedy), who is working aboard the MS Sacramentum but not just to earn money. He's there to find any clues he can about his sister who worked on the ship and went missing on a previous tour. NETFLIX • Netflix is giving a glimpse of the Bridgerton spinoff series Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (May 4) featuring Golda Rosheuvel and India Amarteifio. Queen Charlotte is a prequel series exploring a young Queen Charlotte's marriage and rise to power. PARAMOUNT+/SHOWTIME Showtime has picked up Neil Patrick Harris' comedy series, Uncoupled, for a second season after Netflix canceled it. The show is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, which is part of the Paramount family that also includes Showtime. Showtime is in the middle of a rebrand and will soon be known as Paramount+ with Showtime. PEACOCK • Cue the tears, arguments, and drama.Queens Court,produced by Will Packer (Girls Trip) is on the way to Peacock and its reality-starstudded cast is sure to bring all three on March 16. The dating reality show stars former Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada, Tamar Braxton of Braxton Family Values and recording artist Nivea, who starred onBET Presents the Encore. • Paris in Love will return for a second season on Peacock. Paris in Love follows the personal and professional life of socialite and entrepreneur Paris Hilton. The show also features Hilton's husband, Carter Reum, and their baby boy. • Sam Neillhas joined the cast of the upcoming limited drama seriesApples Never Fall, based on theLiane Moriarty novel of the same name. Annette Bening was previously announced to star as Joy. Neill will play Joy's husband, Stan. Most Popular TV 1. The Last of Us (HBO) 97% 2. You (NFX) 93% 3. The Snow Girl (NFX) 100% 4. Cunk on Earth (NFX) 100% 5. Poker Face (PEA) 99% 6. The Order (NFX) 100% 7. Extraordinary (HULU) 100% 8. Velma (HBO) 42% 9. Lockwood & Co (NFX) 91% 10. Shrinking (APP) 80% includes rotten tomatoes average “tomatometer” streaming news All American star Taye Diggs has exited the CW series. The 52-year-old actor was written off the show in Monday's episode in a surprise Season 5 plot twist. All American is a sports drama inspired by the life of former football pro Spencer Paysinger. The series follows Spencer James (Daniel Ezra), a high school football player from South Los Angeles who is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High. Diggs had played Billy Baker, the Beverly High football coach, since the show's debut in 2018. ••• Mattel is relaunching its Barney franchise. The company said in a press release that it will reboot the brand with new television, film and YouTube content, along with music and a new product line featuring toys, books, clothing and more. Mattel is developing an animated children's TV series that will introduce Barney to a new generation of kids. The show is created for preschoolers and will debut globally in 2024. ••• Super Bowl LVII went down to the wire with theKansas City Chiefs taking the victory 38-25 over the Eagles. ButPuppy Bowl XIXwas even more competitive, with its first overtime game. Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl was broadcast hours before the Super Bowl. This year's victor, Team Fluff won the 'Lombarky' trophy 87-83 over Team Ruff. Like the Chiefs, Team Fluff is establishing a dynasty as they were also the winners in 2022. ••• Starz is gearing up for the release of Outlander Season 7. The network shared the opening title sequence for the season featuring music by Sinéad O'Connor. O'Connor, 56, crafted and performed a new version of the Outlander theme song "The Skye Boat Song" for Season 7. Outlanderis based on theDiana Gabaldonbook series. The show follows Claire Randall (Caitríona Balfe), a World War II nurse who is transported back in time from 1945 to 1743, where she meets and falls in love with the Scottish warrior Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan). Season 7 premieres in summer 2023. network news Jason Sudeikis Jennifer Aniston Caitríona Balfe Paris Hilton

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 21 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2023 7 p.m. on CBS Movie: Star Trek Beyond After stopping at a remote outpost on the fringes of Federation space, the USS Enterprise is destroyed by an unstoppable wave of unknown aliens. With Capt. Kirk (Chris Pine) and the rest of the crew stranded on an unknown planet and with no apparent means of rescue, they must fight a ruthless enemy with a well-earned hatred of the Federation and everything it stands for in this 2016 adventure. Other stars include Zoe Saldana, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban and Simon Pegg. 7 p.m. on ABC NHL Hockey It’s hockey like it oughta be tonight in the elements at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C., where Martin Necas and the Carolina Hurricanes defend home ice from Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals in a clash of Metropolitan Division rivals. The Canes drew first blood in their season series with the Caps back on Halloween, when Andrei Svechnikov’s goal in a shootout gave Carolina a 3-2 home victory. 7 p.m. on HBO Movie: Empire of Light Hilary (Olivia Colman) is a cinema manager struggling with her mental health, and Stephen (Micheal Ward) is a new employee longing to escape the provincial town where he faces daily adversity. Together they find a sense of belonging and experience the healing power of music, cinema and community in this 2022 drama. Other stars include Colin Firth, Toby Jones, Tom Brooke and Tanya Moodie. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: A Rose for Her Grave: The Randy Roth Story Single mother Cindy (Laura Ramsey) finally finds love again with Randy (Colin Egglesfield), but her wedded bliss soon turns when she discovers a darker side of Randy. Despite the pleas of her best friend Lori (Chrishell Stause) to leave her marriage, Cindy drowns during a trip to the lake with Randy and her kids. Randy orders her immediate cremation, takes custody of Cindy’s kids and attempts to collect on her life insurance policy. Lori is determined to find the truth of what happened in this 2023 docudrama. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: In the Heat of the Night Director Norman Jewison’s firstrate 1967 mystery earned Oscars for best picture and best actor for Rod Steiger, who plays a bigoted Southern police chief forced to investigate a murder with a Black Philadelphia police detective (Sidney Poitier). Ray Charles performs the wonderfully moody title song; Lee Grant and Warren Oates co-star. The film, and the novel upon which it was based, inspired a TV series that starred Carroll O’Connor. 11 p.m. on PBS Austin City Limits Austin alternative rock band Spoon take the ACL stage for an amazing fifth time. It’s like a hometown reunion with band members Britt Daniels, Jim Eno, Gerardo Larios, Alex Fischel and Ben Trokan. The quintet’s 10th album “Lucifer On the Sofa,” is one of their most acclaimed. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 19, 2023 1:30 p.m. on FOX 2023 Daytona 500 Nothing says spring like the smell of race car exhaust in the Florida air, as is evident at the NASCAR Cup Series’ season-opening race, the Daytona 500. A field including Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, Ross Chastain, Chase Elliott, Christopher Bell and defending race champ Austin Cindric will do battle at speeds approaching 200 mph on the 2.5-mile oval of Daytona International Speedway in pursuit of not only an early win, but their place in history as a winner of the “Great American Race.” 7 p.m. on CBS The Equalizer It’s a race against the clock as Mel (Liza Lapira) finds herself in a tense family reunion when she and her disapproving sister Ruby (Camilla Mana) try to save their brother Edison (Travis Salter) after he’s abducted. And as the team unravels the motivation behind Edison’s kidnapping, Mel grapples with the fallout of her argument with McCall (Queen Latifah) about training Delilah (Laya DeLeon Hayes). 7 p.m. on ABC American Idol If you thought “American Idol” was just about perfect last season, you’ll be thrilled to hear that things will be almost the same this time around as the Season 23 premiere kicks off with judges Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan, and host Ryan Seacrest. Last year, 20- year-old country crooner Noah Thompson took home the top prize, but you can expect to find a few new gems as the auditions kick things off. 7 p.m. on A&E Biography: WWE Legends The world of sports and entertainment was changed forever when Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash formed a group of villains called the “New World Order.” The Season 3 premiere episode “nWo,” examines how they became the most influential faction in sports entertainment. For the first time ever, fans were cheering for the bad guys. Their off-the-cuff, unscripted, reality-based brand of storytelling revolutionized sports entertainment and TV in general and nearly put the WWE out of business. 7 p.m. on DISC Naked and Afraid The season premiere episode “Welcome to America!,” is packed with franchise firsts, including two survivalists from overseas who must fight to become the first foreigners to endure 21 days on U.S. soil in America’s Wild West. In another new twist, two veteran Naked and Afraid medics get a taste of their own medicine and attempt to survive 21 days in front of the camera. Others will use their time in the wilderness to seek redemption for past failures. 7 p.m. on LIFE Movie: Secret Society of Lies After being targeted by a secret fraternity, Chrissy (Kristen Vaganos), a young college student, is determined to expose the boys and end their reign of power. But while working to expose the fraternity, she falls in love with Nathan Martel (Lukas Charles Stafford), the charming and handsome son of the dean. But Chrissy begins to realize the fraternity has deep ties to the dean and high-ranking officials who are willing to do whatever it takes to keep her quiet in this 2023 thriller. 7:30 p.m. on TBS TNT 2023 NBA All-Star Game The stars come out at Salt Lake City’s Vivint Arena, where the top players in the East and West show their stuff in the NBA’s annual exhibition extravaganza. As in recent seasons, the format will again be a draft where the top vote getters in each conference will serve as captain and draft a roster from the remaining 22 players. So while at this writing voting has yet to conclude, it’s a safe bet that players such as Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks, Kevin Durant of the Brooklyn Nets and Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks will be participating. 8 p.m. on NBC Magnum P.I. Thomas Magnum (Jay Hernandez) is back in the Season 5 premiere and the question of “will they or won’t they?” might just be answered as Higgins (Perdita Weeks) is ready to lock lips with our ex-Navy Seal. It’s a glamorous and tropical paradise when Magnum can avoid working as a security consultant for the remarkably elusive author Robin Masters, and he and his team of Rick Wright (Zachary Knighton), TC Calvin (Stephen Hill), Teuila “Kumu” Tuileta (Amy Hill) and Det. Gordon Katsumoto, tackle some of the most pulse-pounding cases Hawaii has ever seen. 8 p.m. on HIST The Food That Built America You may think of the red, white and blue with every bite of apple pie, but you can’t wave your flag without a good breakfast. In the Season 4 premiere episode “Breakfast That Pops,” we see two heavy hitting cereal rivals duke it out for breakfast dominance. Competition heats up when an idea is stolen, beaten to the market, and is a runaway success. The ensuing battle transforms the breakfast landscape from a labor intensive meal at the table, to a meal of convenience on the go. 9 p.m. on ABC The Company You Keep A one night stand leads to love between con man Charlie (Milo Ventimiglia) and undercover CIA officer Emma (Catherine Haena Kim), who are unknowingly on a collision course professionally in this new crime drama series. While Charlie ramps up the “family business” so he can get out for good, Emma’s closing in on a vengeful criminal who holds Charlie’s family debts in hand. 9:01 p.m. on A&E WWE Rivals Actor and former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. leads a roundtable discussion in the Season 2 premiere episode “Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant.” The main event at WrestleMania III between Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant was a tipping point for WWE, cementing wrestling’s place in pop culture history. But Andre and Hogan’s rivalry goes back to when Hogan had to earn the trust of the “8th Wonder of the World.” on the airwaves

Page 22 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com MONDAY FEBRUARY 20, 2023 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: PT 109 This compelling 1963 war movie, allegedly based on John F. Kennedy’s World War II naval adventures, has been criticized in some quarters for having more to do with Hollywood mythmaking than a credible history lesson. Cliff Robertson (“Charly”) makes a suitably earnest JFK, heading up a cast that includes Robert Culp, Ty Hardin, James Gregory and Robert Blake. The film airs part of an evening highlighting “Presidential Biopics.” 8 p.m. on PBS American Experience For more than 100 years, Monopoly has been America’s favorite board game — a love letter to unbridled capitalism — and the impulses that make our free-market society tick. But in the new episode “Ruthless: Monopoly’s Secret History,” we find that behind the myth of the game’s creation is an untold tale of theft, obsession and corporate doubledealing. Part detective story, part sharp social commentary and part pop-culture celebration, we see the fascinating true story behind America’s favorite game. 9 p.m. on NBC Quantum Leap When Ben (Raymond Lee) leaps into an Indian family establishment to try and prevent their beloved family restaurant from burning down, he finds an emotional connection with their matriarch through memories of his own. Magic (Ernie Hudson) and Jenn (Nanrisa Lee) share a surprising revelation with Ian (Mason Park) in the new episode “Family Style.” 9 p.m. on FREE The Watchful Eye It’s a challenging day as Tory (Amy Acker), Matthew (Warren Christie) and Jasper (Henry Joseph Samiri) try to find the best way to confront their grief and honor Allie’s (Emily Tennant) memory on her birthday, in a world filled with ulterior motives. Meanwhile, Elena (Mariel Molino) discovers someone she trusts is lying to her in the new episode “Stairway to Eleven.” Aliyah Royale and Baraka Rahmani also star. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21, 2023 7 p.m. on NBC Night Court It’s the subway or no way when it comes to court. In fact, when a train delay causes issues, Abby (Melissa Rauch) sees an opportunity to serve some underground justice. Then Gurgs (Lacretta) tries to stall the proceedings so Abby can meet her two favorite celebrities (Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski), but Dan (John Larroquette) has dinner reservations he won’t give up in the new episode “Train Court.” 7 p.m. on ABC The Rookie At least police work is never boring. The team must stop a rogue militia from detonating a highly combustible truck bomb in their possession near a soft target. Meanwhile, officers Nolan (Nathan Fillion), Thorsen (Tru Valentino), Juarez (Lisseth Chavez) and Detective Harper (Mekia Cox) search for three men who may have been exposed to Ebola and detain them for quarantine before a potential catastrophic outbreak in the new episode “Exposed.” 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Lady Eve Preston Sturges directed this 1941 screwball comedy about a pair of con artists who target a naive dolt (“Snakes are my life!”). But one of them unexpectedly falls in love with their prey. Watch for the famous train scene that includes every man’s nightmare. The cast is headed by Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda. The film airs as part of an evening dedicated to “Screwball Comedy.” 8 p.m. on PBS Fight the Power: How Hip-Hop Changed the World In the 1990s the rise in popularity of hip-hop was exponential from WuTang Clan to Tupac. But it finds itself attacked by all sides of the political establishment in the new episode “Culture Wars.” Immediately following is the finale episode “Still Fighting,” which chronicles the cultural phenomenon of hip-hop as it produces multimillionaire artists such as Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Dr. Dre — and changes history. 9:03 p.m. on HIST History’s Greatest Heists With Pierce Brosnan Enterprising thieves tunnel 40 feet underneath and up into the vault of a Lloyds Bank branch in London back in 1971. But when an amateur radio enthusiast intercepts their walkie-talkie chatter, they find themselves in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse with Scotland Yard. Pierce Brosnan hosts. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2023 7 p.m. on CBS The Price Is Right at Night Sure you could take your significant other to a romantic restaurant or a destination weekend, but perhaps a visit to “The Price is Right” is just as good? On the new episode “Date Night,” couples get a chance to win amazing prizes including romantic getaways for two to Bali, Iceland and Greece, a new boat, $50,000 in cash, a private chef for a year, and much, much more. Of course, it’s only better if they win. Drew Carey hosts. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: Sunrise German director F.W. Murnau (“Nosferatu”) helmed this 1927 silent film in which a woman from the city (Margaret Livingston) seduces a guileless farmer (George O’Brien) into a plot to kill his wife (Janet Gaynor). Gaynor won an Oscar as best actress for her performance in this film, as well as “Seventh Heaven” and “Street Angel,” since at that time the acting awards were given for a performer’s entire body of work during the course of the year. 8 p.m. on CBS Tough as Nails It’s the head-to-head battle we’ve been waiting for as Savage Crew and Dirty Hands take each other on in the final team battle composed of challenges inspired by the trades. The individual finalists must race to demo and stack their way over shipping containers, with the first to finish crowned the winner in the Season 4 finale episode “This Is Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon; Keep Battling ’til the End.” Phil Keoghan hosts. 8 p.m. on PBS NOVA NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope released its first images in July of 2022, looking further back in time than ever before to show our universe in stunningly beautiful detail. With tons of new data and spectacular images flooding in, the new episode “New Eye on the Universe,” follows scientists as they peer deep in time to answer some of astronomy’s biggest questions. How did the first stars and galaxies form? What role did supermassive black holes and dark matter play? on the airwaves The revival of “Night Court” has been a hit for NBC - a second season has been green lit for the comedy, which airs on Tuesday nights and streams on Peacock

www.hap2it.com February 16, 2023 HAPPENINGS Page 23 9 p.m. on NBC Chicago P.D. Returning from the scene of a brutal shooting, Burgess (Marina Squerciati) and Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) find themselves trapped aboard the busy “L” subway train. As they piece together what little evidence they have to work with, the entire team is drawn into a dark family drama. And Burgess’ proximity to the shooting triggers harsh memories in the series’ 200th episode “Trapped.” Amy Morton and LaRoyce Hawkins also star. 9 p.m. on FX Snowfall It’s October 1986 in the Season 6 premiere episode “Fallout,” as civil war threatens to destroy the Saint family. Franklin (Damson Idris) is desperate and forced to rob his Aunt Louie (Angela Lewis) and Uncle Jerome (Amin Joseph) after being wiped out by former CIA officer Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson). Meanwhile, Louie has taken over Franklin’s role as Teddy’s sole buyer, undercutting her nephew and creating a competing empire in the process. Franklin is now faced with losing everyone he loves and everything he’s built. Another new episode immediately follows. 9:30 p.m. on FREE grown-ish Are you looking for a fun guy or a fungi? Well, it depends on who’s asking. After midterms, the crew looks for new ways to alleviate their stress and decides to give mushrooms a try — sans pizza. Aaron (Trevor Jackson) gets roped into a faculty karaoke night and surprisingly learns some things about himself. Yara Shahidi, Digo Simmons, Daniella Perkins and Marcus Scribner also star. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 2023 6:30 p.m. on TNT NBA Basketball Two teams that could possibly meet in the NBA Finals get down to business in the opener of tonight’s TNT doubleheader, in which Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies drop in on James Harden and the Philadelphia 76ers. Then in the nightcap, it’s a clash of Pacific Division rivals as LeBron James and the struggling Los Angeles Lakers play host to Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. 7 p.m. on TCM Movie: The Ritz This 1976 screen adaptation of Terrence McNally’s hit stage farce hasn’t aged well, but when it first came out (so to speak), stars Jack Weston and Rita Moreno, as well as the film itself, received Golden Globe nominations. Weston plays a heterosexual Cleveland businessman who hides in a gay bathhouse/club to avoid a would-be hitman; Moreno reprises her Tonywinning Broadway performance as the club’s untalented singer, who mistakes Weston for a big-shot producer. Jerry Stiller and F. Murray Abraham also star. The film airs as part of the channel’s continuing “Star of the Month” tribute to Moreno. 8 p.m. on NBC Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A man with early onset dementia (guest star Bradley Whitford) confesses to murder, but Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Carisi (Peter Scanavino) aren’t convinced and believe there’s more to the story than what they’re being told. And when rumors swirl around the squad room, Fin (Ice-T) presses Velasco (Octavio Pisano) for the truth in the new episode “King of the Moon,” also directed by Hargitay. 8 p.m. on ABC Grey’s Anatomy It’s the beginning of the end for Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) as she marks her final stretch at Seattle’s Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital before relocating to Boston to continue her practice and help Zola (Aniela Gumbs) pursue her education in the winter premiere episode “I’ll Follow the Sun.” Though she won’t be a physical presence once the season wraps, doctors Bailey (Chandra Wilson), Webber (James Pickens Jr.), Altman (Kim Raver) and Hunt (Kevin McKidd) will carry on. 8:35 p.m. on HIST Swamp People: Serpent Invasion Legendary hunter Bruce Mitchell rejoins the fight in the Everglades with Zak and Aaron. Meanwhile, Troy, Pickle, Bill and Tes team up to help a rancher with a serious problem. And Dusty devises a way to light up the night. 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When his companions demand a cut of the action, intense head games ensue. Janet Leigh and Robert Ryan also star. The film airs as part of an evening that highlights Ryan’s Westerns. 8 p.m. on PBS Great Performances The new episode “The Magic of Spirituals,” looks at the behind-thescenes story of Jessye Norman and Kathleen Battle’s famed concert at Carnegie Hall on March 18, 1990. With legendary African American contralto Marian Anderson in attendance, many wondered if the two singers would compete or join forces and sing together. Showcasing extended excerpts of Norman and Battle in performance, this documentary examines the preparation required and the historic concert’s enduring impact and features new interviews with those behind the scenes. 8 p.m. on SHOW Movie: Breaking Based on the 2017 real-life story of the late Brian Brown-Easley (John Boyega), a decorated Marine Corps veteran is in dire financial straits resulting from systemic failure. Easley is concerned about the effects that this is having on his daughter — in addition to the very real prospect of homelessness. So he threatens to blow up a bank unless he receives payment he is owed from the Department of Veterans Affairs in this 2022 drama. Connie Briton, Nicole Beharie and Michael Kenneth Williams also star. WEDNESDAY continued on the airwaves FOR MORE TV LISTINGS Find them available to download and print at home at Ellen Pompeo stars in the medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy” - airing Thursdays on ABC

Page 24 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com Social Security and You: How Retirement Benefits Are Figured After doing this column for so many years (more than a quarter century now), I've learned there are two kinds of potential Social Security beneficiaries. The vast majority are those who just want a general idea of how their benefits will be figured. But there are more than a few people out there who want to know exactly how the government comes up with their retirement benefit calculation. I'll start today's column addressing the first group. In a nutshell, a Social Security retirement benefit is a percentage of your average monthly income using your highest 35 years of inflationadjusted earnings. When you file for retirement benefits, the Social Security Administration will look at your earnings history and pull out your highest 35 years. They don't have to be consecutive. If you don't have 35 years of earnings, the SSA must plug in an annual salary of "zero" for every year you did not work, until the 35-year base is reached. However, before they add up those "high 35," they index each year of past earnings for inflation, which is where the formula starts to get messy. That's because there is a different adjustment factor for each year of earnings, and each year's adjustment factor is different based on your year of birth. Here is a quick example. If you were born in 1960 and earned $20,000 in 1990, they would multiply those earnings by an inflation adjustment factor of 2.6, meaning they would actually use $52,000 as your 1990 earnings. But if you were born in 1955 and earned that same $20,000 in 1990, they would use an inflation factor of 2.2, resulting in $44,000, as the 1990 earnings used in your Social Security computation. You can find a complete breakdown of those inflation adjustment factors for each year of birth at the Social Security Administration's website: www.socialsecurity.gov. If you have a hard time negotiating that website, just Google "Social Security indexing factors" and it will lead you to the right place. The next step in the retirement computation formula is to add up your highest 35 years of inflation-adjusted earnings. Then you divide by 420 — that's the number of months in 35 years — to get your average inflation-adjusted monthly income. The final step brings us to the "social" part of Social Security. The percentage of your average monthly income that comes back to you in the form of a Social Security benefit depends on your income. In a nutshell, the lower your average wage, the higher percentage rate of return you get. Once again, the actual formula is messy and varies depending on your year of birth. As an example, here is the formula for someone born in 1960. You take the first $1,024 of average monthly income and multiply it by 90%. You take the next $5,148 of your average monthly income and multiply that by 32%. And you take any remainder and multiply it by 15%. You can find a complete breakdown of those computation "bend points" at www.socialsecurity.gov, or just do a Google search using the phrase "Social Security bend points" to find several sites that should help you. Believe it or not, that was the "simple" explanation for those who just want some kind of idea of how their Social Security retirement benefit will be figured. To summarize, it is a percentage of your average monthly income using your highest 35 years of inflation-adjusted earnings. If this was a college course, think of it as Social Security Benefit Computation 101. But now I'm going to get into a little more of an advanced version of retirement benefit calculations for those who want to know the nitty-gritty of the process. I'll start by introducing this term: the "primary insurance amount," or PIA. The PIA is your basic retirement benefit upon which all future calculations will be based. The "raw PIA" is actually calculated at age 62. In other words, when the SSA pulls out your highest 35 years of earnings, they only use earnings up to age 62. Then that raw PIA gets "cooked," or increased, to take into account any earnings you had after age 62 and to include any cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) that were authorized for Social Security benefits after the year you reached age 62. But it gets a little tricky when SSA does the recomputation for any earnings you have after age 62. If you worked full time until age 66, for example, you would normally assume that those earnings between age 62 and 66 would increase your PIA. After all, you figure, they are some of your highest earning years so they will become part of that "high 35." But not necessarily, and here is why. For reasons I can't take the time to explain in this short column, earnings after age 60 are not indexed for inflation. They get calculated at current dollar value only. So, if your "raw PIA" was based on a full 35-year history of high inflation-adjusted earnings, your current earnings may not be high enough to become part of your "high 35," so they won't increase your benefit. They possibly might bump up the PIA, but not by much. In fact, I hear from readers all the time who tell me that they are confused because the benefit estimate they are getting from the SSA now (at age 66, let's say) is not much more than the estimate they got back at age 62. Their current benefit estimate includes the COLA increases, but either little or no bump for their post-62 earnings. The reason why is that lack of inflation indexing after age 60. As you can see, the Social Security retirement benefit formula is pretty messy. But for most of you, I would say: "Don't worry about it." Just let the SSA do it for you. Go to www.socialsecurity.gov, and click on the "Plan for Retirement" icon on the homepage. It will walk you through the process of finding out what your Social Security benefit will be. If you have a Social Security question, Tom Margenau has two books with all the answers. One is called "Social Security -- Simple and Smart: 10 Easy-to-Understand Fact Sheets That Will Answer All Your Questions About Social Security." The other is "Social Security: 100 Myths and 100 Facts." You can find the books at Amazon.com or other book outlets. To find out more about Tom Margenau, be sure to read his column in every issue of The Smart Reader. senior update

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Page 26 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com 160 E. Chestnut Street 160 E. Chestnut Street (In the loop) Burlington, WI Burlington, WI kesslers [email protected] K 102722 ESSLER’S ESSLER’SCLOCK CO. 262-716-6029 CALL FOR HOURS QUALITY CLOCK REPAIR & SALES WE DO SERVICE CALLS FOR GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Senior Group offers lecture Adventures in Lifelong Learning (ALL), an organization of mostly retired people ages 55 and older, offers free lectures on various topics. ALL’s Next Lecture is: February 20, 2 p.m. via Zoom An Introduction to CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) Training. Speaker: Nick Greco, Coordinator and lead Trainer, NAMI, CIT Programs People living with mental illness may become involved in situations where their own lives, or the lives of others, are at risk. Law enforcement officers may be called to deal with these situations. How can those officers be trained to act safely and effectively in those situations? Join us for an informative presentation with Nick Greco to discuss how law enforcement officers across Kenosha County are being trained to improve the outcomes of police interactions with people living with mental illness. Nick, an expert in Traumatic Stress with several degrees and certifications, is Coordinator and Lead Trainer of the NAMI Kenosha CIT CIP Training Program, a program recently accredited and certified by NAMI Wisconsin. He is also President and Founder of C3 Education and Research, Inc., a public safety training and consulting firm. He is a trainer for CIT programs across Illinois and for the Chicago Police Department and CIT Coordinator for the Lake County Sheriff's Office. He has presented globally on over 600 professional presentations, workshops, and in-services, and authored or coauthored numerous articles and text supplements in psychiatry and psychology. For more information, call the ALL office at 262-595-2793 or go to www.uwp.edu/aLL. Connect with Your Peers Virtually Are you looking for a way to connect with your peers? Kenosha Area Family and Aging Services’, Inc. (KAFASI) Virtual Connect offers a great way to do just that. If you are 60 or older and would like to listen in or view KAFASI’s Virtual Connect Programs with featured topics and speakers of interest to seniors, you can join using your own phone, or online using the free online software program Zoom. The one-hour programs are held on Mondays or Wednesdays. A monthly calendar is sent out with all the upcoming events. The calendar can be mailed if requested. An initial invitation you can save to your calendar with the link will be emailed one week prior to each meeting. Also, an email reminder with the Zoom link is sent out the morning of each event. A call-in number is also available to join over the phone. February 2023 Schedule • Monday, February 20, 1 p.m. Do you Know Your U.S. Presidents? With Carthage College History Professor • Monday, February 27, 11 a.m., Kenosha Senior Center Activities with Director, Denise Jacobs. Please contact Janice Erickson for more information or to sign up to receive the program schedule. Email [email protected] or leave a message at 262-287-7469. Kenosha County ADRC to Offer Powerful Tools for Caregivers Online Class Next free, six-week course to begin March 7, 2023 The Kenosha County Aging & Disability Resource Center is now accepting reservations for its next Powerful Tools for Caregivers course, to be conducted online. Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a free, sixweek educational series designed by Stanford University, intended to teach skills for how to take care of yourself while caring for a loved one. The class helps family caregivers reduce stress, improve self-confidence, communicate feelings better, balance their lives, increase their ability to make tough decisions and locate helpful resources. The 6-week online classes will be held Tuesdays, beginning March 7 – April 11, 3 - 5 p.m. To participate, caregivers will need internet access and access to a computer, iPad or other tablet. They will receive a brief phone call from the program leader prior to the first session on how to use the Zoom video conference program. Registration is required by March 1. To register, call the ADRC at 262-605-6646 or visit adrc.kenoshacounty.org. Ask about our classes in Spanish! senior update

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Page 30 HAPPENINGS February 16, 2023 www.hap2it.com 4520 8th Ave. Kenosha • 262-652-6454 or 262-652-0978 LIVE MUSIC Mon. - Fri. 11am - Bar close • Sat. & Sun. 9am - Bar close Friday Fish Fry 11am-9pm Thursday, Feb.16th • 8PM THE RYTHM DOGS BLUES JAM Friday, Feb. 17th • 9PM BRITTNEY LUMLEY / SPARE ANIMALS Saturday, Feb. 18th • 8PM (Nola Street Jazz) Saturday & Sunday • 9AM-3PM LATE RISERS BREAKFAST (Singer-Songwrighters) serving our 021623 Every Wednesday • 8PM Open Mic With Host MARK PAFFRATH YVES’S FRANCOIS et ROCAMBU 021623 JIMMY wants to give a shout out to all his customers for a fantastic Super Bowl blowout party! JIMMY hopes you all won some money because JIMMY didn’t, he’s a born loser. The word on the street is JEREMY (Bud Man) won 25K! Way to go bro! For all you rednecks out there, NASCAR starts this Sunday. So come on down and sign up, lots of good action. Let’s all see if anyone can dethrone last year’s winner, TONY V and I’ll give you 1,000 reasons to beat him. JIMMY and his crew need a favor, just come on down and spend some money! Later till next week….… Sundays 6am-11am Buy your 1st Drink Get 2nd Drink FREE Domestic & Rail $3 Bloody Marys 072320 Happy Hour Mon-Fri 6am-11am 3pm-6pm 5305-60th St. Kenosha, WI 262-654-3190 Tues. Feb. 21st • 5pm Lucci’s 4th Annual Fat Tuesday Bash 6929 39th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53142 021623 Every Thursday Night HAPPY HOUR Mon.-Fri. 2pm- 6pm • Sat. 11am-5pm $2 Domestics • $3 Rail $1 Off Imports, Taps, Seltzers & Premiums NIGHT LIFE NIGHT LIFE NIGHT LIFE NIGHT LIFE NIGHT LIFE NIGHT LIFE February 16, 2023 through February 22, 2023 ARIES (March 21-April 19): The people who love you unconditionally deserve your attention, not just those who support you when the conditions are exactly right. During the upcoming week, you may work harder than usual to reach your goals. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You may be filled with discontent in the week ahead; use it to discover what you need to release or can improve in your life. Fulfill any family obligations with an open heart and do not begin anything new. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Keep your spirits up and concentrate on the best and highest. In the week ahead you might become cynical if you hear too many negative comments or untruthful gossip. Avoid being a victim of someone else's agenda. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be cautious and avoid making new or unusual investments in the week to come. You may not want to settle for less than you deserve, so you should wait for a worthy opportunity. Maintain a non-judgmental attitude. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Universal law states that like attracts like and what goes around comes around. If you are putting out bad vibes, you will likely attract the same from others. In the week ahead, do your best to be fair and to honor your commitments. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): As the week begins, do your best toward every facet of your responsibilities and keep an eye peeled for problems that could affect your health. A supervisor may scrutinize your work. Realign your thoughts from the abstract to the tangible. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): No one ever created a masterpiece on their first try. Take practical steps to develop your creative talents. Avoid overspending to satisfy an obsession in the early part of the week. You may see things differently late this week. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): First things first. Handle your responsibilities and take any family problems seriously. Apply self-discipline if you aspire to becoming proficient in something. By the end of the week, you may earn some unexpected recognition. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be honest about your mistakes since the truth always comes out; use the opportunity to learn the lesson. Put plans on hold and wait for better timing. Focus on handling your responsibilities in the week ahead. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on saving money, especially if you are tempted to act on impulses. You or a family member may want what you can't have in the first half of the week. Work hard to earn money and save for the future. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): As this week unfolds, you may realize that some problems you encounter are outside your control. Your response to any situation, however, is within your control. Steer clear of power struggles and confrontations. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You may possess a gift, but in the week ahead, may notice that other people have refined and polished theirs. Let others be examples and practice more until you've stepped up your game. Take the rough edges off to shine. ACROSS 1 Have over 5 "A Land More Kind Than Home" novelist Wiley 9 Mary-in-mourning sculpture 14 1968 self-titled live folk album 15 Baseball family name 16 Cruise stopovers 17 More than a little unkind 18 Dozes off 19 Magazine featuring Pencil Pointers 20 S 23 "Gloria in Excelsis __" 24 Shelter adoptee 28 C 32 Cornfield cries 33 Total 34 Joe 35 Dilutes 36 "The Street" novelist Petry 37 Thoughts 39 Feel unwell 40 Canine kiss 41 Not too keen 42 B 46 Looking to add staff 47 100% 48 Evolutionary mysteries, and a feature of three clues in this puzzle 55 Swing for the fences 58 Summer hangout 59 Stock exchange membership 60 Tourney format 61 Boo-boo 62 Flooring preference 63 Hatha yoga posture 64 Patches potholes, say 65 Quick cut DOWN 1 "Good Omens" actor Jon 2 Cookie with a Cakesters variety 3 Balkan native 4 Soft-pedal 5 "1812 Overture" instrument 6 Facial tissue additive 7 Pop 8 Tamale wrapper 9 Milne friend who notes, "It is hard to be brave when you're a Very Small Animal" 10 "It's my call" 11 Blight-stricken tree 12 Bit of concert merch 13 Donkey 21 Sneetches creator 22 Nation that follows the Solar Hijri calendar 25 Caravan mounts 26 Customary 27 Gate postings, briefly 28 "__ Moon": manga series 29 Pull the plug on 30 Light weight 31 Squeals (on) 32 Bowlful served with a cinnamon roll in the Midwest 35 RPM gauge 37 Poem of rustic life 38 Opposite sides of a rather pointed fight? 40 Record holders 43 Apelike 44 Challenging puzzle 45 Aerie nesters 49 Espy 50 Skunk River state 51 Gritty film genre 52 "Ja" opposite 53 Hindu goddess of destruction 54 Manual component 55 Transcript fig. 56 Hosp. areas 57 Fluffy wrap horoscope in the stars SOLUTION

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