BartCop Entertainment Archives - Monday, 6 June, 2011

Monday

6 June, 2011

(Updated Daily)

[1412 days in a row]



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Sarah Palin Radically Revises Her Revisionist History on Paul Revere


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Recommended Reading

from Bruce

Andy Griffith Vs. The Patriot Act (Video)


Ted Rall: Thrifty Families and Other Lies
LIKE THEIR GOVERNMENT, AMERICANS LIVE ON DEBT.


Steve Lopez: Debunking the myth of Prop. 13 (Los Angeles Times)
A USC professor says young people who think the revered measure is a good thing really don't know much about it. 'Renters don't benefit and the majority of new home buyers don't benefit,' he points out.


Susan Estrich: For-Profit "Charter" Schools (Creators Syndicate)
Former tennis star Andre Agassi deserves enormous credit for recognizing that nothing is more important than ensuring every child gets the kind of quality education that is their best chance for success in a rapidly changing world. I know, there are high school dropouts who make it to the top. But all the ones I know were blessed with gifts that enabled them to do what the other 99 percent of high school dropouts don't.


Marc Dion: The End of the World is an Underdog (Creators Syndicate)
I have friends, and some of them are behind in the matter of rent or truck payments, who gamble on sporting events, or cards, or on the results of insignificant local elections. None of them, as far as I know, had any money on the recent possible end of the world.


Chuck Norris: Exposing Electrolytes, Increasing Energy (Creators Syndicate)
When in doubt, give nature a chance. Drink water to hydrate and rehydrate (including during exercise). Look to natural foods for energy during a workout and replenishing your expended electrolytes afterward. Go natural, and teach your kids to do the same.


Liam Jullian: Review of "Montaigne and Being in Touch with Life" by Saul Frampton (Weekly Standard)
Montaigne died at home on September 13, 1592, of complications from kidney stones. In his last essay, he had written, "Life should be an aim unto itself, a purpose unto itself." Virginia Woolf loved that line; she quoted it often. And Sarah Bakewell, in her own book on Montaigne, rightly calls it "as close as Montaigne ever came to a final or best answer to the question of how to live."


"I'll Never Get Out of this World Alive" by Steve Earle: A review by Don Waters
Everyone knows that terrible things happen in old country songs: A wife leaves her husband; a guy dies at war. Life's rough, times are hard. ??Steve Earle, the well-known singer-songwriter, embraces this heartbreaky landscape in his first novel, a rowdy country music song turned into narration. The book's title -- and what a superb title it is -- comes from Hank Williams' last No. 1 hit, before his death, at age 29, in 1953.


James Daunt: 'I don't recognise that books are dead' (Guardian)
Can the self-effacing owner of Daunt Books work his magic as the new boss of Waterstone's, asks Kate Kellaway.


Roger Ebert's Journal: It's going to be a bumpy night
The dismemberment of the traditional movie going experience continues. Can you imagine enduring this atrocity in addition to the horrors of 3D? Not only are pandas flying out of the screen at you, but you're pitching, rolling and heaving. I wonder if the seats come with a sick bag. I also wonder what it would be like to watch a movie while seated next to bored kids entertaining themselves with their joy sticks.



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Trivia Question of the Day


What group was the lead-off band (1st act, 1st day) at 1967's Monterey Pop Festival?

                                  



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Trivia Question from Yesterday


What musical was recorded and released on seven 78-rpm discs in 1938, making it the first cast album recording?

   The Cradle Will Rock                                                      Source



The Cradle Will Rock is a 1937 musical by Marc Blitzstein. Originally a part of the Federal Theatre Project, it was directed by Orson Welles, and produced by John Houseman. The show was recorded and released on seven 78-rpm discs in 1938, making it the first cast album recording.

The musical is a Brechtian allegory of corruption and corporate greed.        Source






Alan J was first, and correct, with:
   The Cradle Will Rock



Adam wrote:
   The Cradle Will Rock is a 1937 musical by Marc Blitzstein. Originally a part of the Federal Theatre Project, it was directed by Orson Welles, and produced by John Houseman.
  Tim Robbins made a movie about the production of this show.




Marian responded:
   The Cradle Will Rock



Sally said:
   The Cradle Will Rock (by Marc Blitzstein) was recorded and released on seven 78-rpm discs in 1938, making it the first cast album recording.

  The play has had several revivals throughout the years, and is actually a good story.
  PS: I grew up in the days of the 78 rpm records. How many hours I spent listening to both single's and albums (several single's in one 'book-like' form) . In particular, I remember "Peter and the Wolf," "Babe's In Toyland," and "Tubby The Tuba..." Fortunately, I had something sorely lacking these days, IMAGINATION! What great memories those vinyl disc's provided a lonely little girl, many years ago...




BttbB replied:
   'The Cradle Will Rock', a musical by Marc Blitzstein, directed by Orson Welles and produced by John Houseman... The musical is an allegory of corruption and corporate greed. Set in "Steeltown, USA", it follows the efforts of Larry Foreman to unionize the town's workers and otherwise combat wicked, greedy businessman Mr. Mister, who controls the town's factory, press, church and social organization. Blitzstein portrays a whole panoply of societal figures: Mr. Mister's vicious, outwardly genteel philanthropic wife and spoiled children, sell-out artists, poor shopkeepers, immigrant families, a faithless priest, and an endearing prostitute named Moll... Gee, the more things change, the more they stay the same...



Jim from CA, retired to ID, answered:
   The Cradle Will Rock



Charlie responded:
   The Cradle Will Rock




MAM   wrote:
   "The Cradle Will Rock" A 1937 musical by Marc Blitzstein. Originally a part of the Federal Theatre Project, it was directed by Orson Welles, and produced by John Houseman. The show was recorded and released on seven 78-rpm discs in 1938, making it the first cast album recording. Blitzstein called his show "a labor opera composed in a style that falls somewhere between realism, romance, vaudeville, comic strip, Gilbert & Sullivan, Brecht, and agitprop." It was the first American musical from a working class perspective. It laid the groundwork, in its politics and its episodic construction, for later shows as varied as Cabaret, Hair, Pippin, Chicago, Assassins, and Rent.




And, Joe S     answered:
   The Cradle Will Rock is a 1937 musical by Marc Blitzstein. Originally a part of the Federal Theatre Project, it was directed by Orson Welles, and produced by John Houseman. The show was recorded and released on seven 78-rpm discs in 1938, making it the first cast album recording.

  I've never cared about musicals, in fact I don't like them at all. I like movies with music like the (original) Blues Brothers, or Flash Gordon, or O Brother but stuff like West Side Story........ no thank you.
  Carla's home, alive and well, feisty as hell. All's right with the world.



  



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Spoon-Billed Sandpiper

Bid to save sandpiper at risk of extinction in Russia

Conservationists have embarked on a mission to save one of the world's rarest birds, the spoon-billed sandpiper, from extinction. Fewer than 200 pairs of spoon-billed sandpipers were thought to exist in 2009, and since then, the population has thought to have declined by a quarter each year... Spoon-billed sandpipers (Eurynorhynchus pygmeus) are a small Arctic wading bird, sporting a bill shaped like a spoon. "This adaptation, entirely unique to its family, makes it one of the most weird and wonderful bird species on the planet," says Dr Geoff Hilton, Head of Species Research at the WWT... The bird divides its time between northeast Russia and the Bay of Bay of Martaban, Myanmar (Burma) and the Bay of Bengal in Bangladesh. Traveling between, they migrate over 8,000km (4,970 miles)...

BBC Nature - Bid to save sandpiper at risk of extinction in Russia



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Detroit

Thousands join in Detroit's gay pride celebration

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple stripes adorned flags, socks, belts, feather boas and bracelets at Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit today as thousands flocked to Motor City Pride. The gay pride festival was expected to draw about 35,000 people, but an event organizer said today that number may grow to 50,000 because of high turnout Saturday, the first day. This is the 40th year for gay pride celebrations in southeast Michigan, according to Equality Michigan, the organizer of the fest....

Thousands join in Detroit's gay pride celebration | Detroit Free Press | freep.com


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Selected Readings

from that Mad Cat, JD

"GIVE ME LIBERTY AND I DON'T WANT LIBERTY"

UNCLE SAM, BOXING PROMOTER

BUS VANDALISM

WAKE UP!

THE RISE OF FASCISM IN AMERICA!

THE BARBOUR OF THE SWILL

RIVERS OF NO RETURN

THE REPUGS A RE SICK FUCKS!

TO MATTER OR NOT TO MATTER? THAT IS THE QUESTION

THE REPUGS JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND IRONY

A LOT OF "X" RATED FUN! WELL WORTH A LOOK

JESUS DOESN'T CARE

AND THE JESUS FREAKS WENT CRAZY!

NOT IN THE BIBLE

THE FASCIST'S LAST RESORT



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Ark Of Darkness

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In The Chaos Household

Last Night

Mostly cloudy.



Tonight, Monday:

CBS opens the night with a RERUN 'How I Met Your Mother', followed by a RERUN 'How I Met Your Mother', then a RERUN '2½ Men', followed by a RERUN 'Mike & Molly', then a RERUN 'Hawaii Five-0'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Dave are Meredith Vieira, Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon, and Drum Solo Week kicks off with Anton Fig.
Scheduled on a FRESH Craig are Don Cheadle and Brooklyn Decker.



NBC begins the night with a RERUN 'Minute To Win It', followed by a RERUN 'L&O: CI', then a FRESH 'L&O: LA'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Leno are Katie Care ouric and Cee-Lo Green.
Scheduled on a FRESH Jimmy Fallon are Kathie Lee Gifford, Jason Earles, Mogwai, and Zakk Wylde.
On a RERUN Carson 'The Scab' Daly (from 4/6/11) are Kelly Oxford, Timothy Allen, and Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Iron.



ABC starts the night with a FRESH 'The Bachelorette', followed by a FRESH 'Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition'.
On a RERUN Jimmy Kimmel (from 5/23/11) are Wanda Sykes, "Bachelorette" Ashley Hebert, and Foster the People.



The CW offers a RERUN '90210', followed by a RERUN 'Gossip Girl'.



Faux has a FRESH 'MasterChef', followed by a RERUN 'House'.



MY recycles an old 'L&O: CI', followed by another old 'L&O: CI'.



A&E has 'The First 48', 'Criminal Minds', another 'Criminal Minds', and still another 'Criminal Minds'.



AMC offers the movie 'Batman', followed by the movie 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day'.



BBC  -   
 [6:00 AM]   BBC World News
 [7:00 AM]   BBC World News
 [8:00 AM]   The Graham Norton Show - 16 - Ashton Kutcher, Heston Blumenthal, Greg Davies, Hurts
 [9:00 AM]   Law & Order: UK - Ep 5 Buried
 [10:00 AM]   Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Ep 4 Finn McCool's
 [11:00 AM]   Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Ep 2 The Fenwick Arms
 [12:00 PM]   The X-Files - Ep 4 Conduit
 [1:00 PM]   Law & Order: UK - Ep 5 Buried
 [2:00 PM]   Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Ep 8 Peter's
 [3:00 PM]   Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares Revisited - Ep 3 Moore Place
 [4:00 PM]   Star Trek: The Next Generation - Ep 23 The Host
 [5:00 PM]   Doctor Who - 6 - Vampires in Venice
 [6:00 PM]   Top Gear - Episode 1
 [7:00 PM]   Top Gear - Episode 2
 [8:00 PM]   Top Gear - Episode 3
 [9:00 PM]   Top Gear - Episode 8 (80 min)
 [10:20 PM]   James May's Road Trip - Episode 5
 [11:00 PM]   Top Gear - Episode 3
 [12:00 AM]   Top Gear - Episode 8 (80 min)
 [1:20 AM]   James May's Road Trip - Episode 5
 [2:00 AM]   Top Gear - Episode 7
 [3:00 AM]   Top Gear - Episode 2
 [4:00 AM]   Top Gear - Episode 3
 [5:00 AM]   BBC World News     (ALL TIMES EST)



Bravo has 'Real Housewives Of NJ', another 'Real Housewives Of NJ', followed by a FRESH 'Real Housewives Of NJ', then a FRESH 'Platinum Hit'.



Comedy Central has the movie 'American Pie', 'It's Always Sunny In Philly', another 'It's Always Sunny In Philly', still another 'It's Always Sunny In Philly', and yet another 'It's Always Sunny In Philly'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Jon Stewart is Maziar Bahari.
Scheduled on a FRESH Colbert Report is Werner Herzog.



FX has '2½ Men', another '2½ Men', followed by the movie 'The Simpsons Movie', then the movie 'The Simpsons Movie', again.



History has 'American Pickers', 'Pawn Stars', another 'Pawn Stars', followed by a FRESH 'American Pickers', then a FRESH 'Pawn Stars', followed by another FRESH 'Pawn Stars'.



IFC  -   
 [6:00 AM]   Widows' Peak
 [8:15 AM]   The Ice Storm
 [10:45 AM]   The Tavern
 [12:30 PM]   Undeclared
 [1:00 PM]   The Whitest Kids U'Know
 [1:15 PM]   Widows' Peak
 [3:30 PM]   The Ice Storm
 [6:00 PM]   Freaks and Geeks
 [7:00 PM]   Undeclared
 [7:30 PM]   Mr. Show With Bob and David
 [8:05 PM]   Cabin Fever
 [10:05 PM]   Chopper
 [12:05 AM]   Cabin Fever
 [2:05 AM]   Shadow of the Vampire
 [4:05 AM]   Advantage
 [4:15 AM]   Alone With Her     (ALL TIMES EST)



Sundance  -   
 [6:20 AM]   Shadow Of The Holy Book
 [7:15 AM]   The Toe Tactic
 [8:45 AM]   Gretchen
 [10:30 AM]   Saturn In Opposition
 [12:20 PM]   Shadow Of The Holy Book
 [1:15 PM]   The Toe Tactic
 [2:45 PM]   Gretchen
 [4:30 PM]   Shadow Of The Holy Book
 [6:35 PM]   Better Things
 [10:00 PM]   ALL ON THE LINE - Radenroro: Bad is Better than Boring (Episode 1, Season 1)
 [12:00 AM]   ALL ON THE LINE - From A to Joe Zee (Episode 9, Season 1)
 [1:00 AM]   3Some
 [4:35 AM]   Better Things     (ALL TIMES EST)



SyFy has the movie 'Red Faction: Origins', followed by the movie 'Dawn Of The Dead', then a FRESH 'Sanctuary'.



TBS:
Scheduled on a FRESH Conan are Ice-T, Breckin Meyer, and Flogging Molly.
Scheduled on a FRESH Lopez Tonight are David Arquette, Toni Braxton, and LMFAO.



TCM:
 [7:00 AM]      My Favorite Wife (1940)
 [8:30 AM]      His Girl Friday (1940)
 [10:15 AM]      Once Upon A Time (1944)
 [11:45 AM]      Every Girl Should Be Married (1949)
 [1:30 PM]      Room For One More (1952)
 [3:15 PM]      The Pride and the Passion (1957)
 [5:30 PM]      North by Northwest (1959)
 [8:00 PM]      North to Alaska (1960)
 [10:15 PM]      Operation Mad Ball (1957)
 [12:15 AM]      Five Golden Hours (1960)
 [2:00 AM]      It Happened to Jane (1959)
 [4:00 AM]      Bell, Book And Candle (1959)     (ALL TIMES EST)



Tuesday  -  06/07/11

TCM:
 [6:00 AM]      Now Playing June 2011Now Playing June (2011) (2011)
 [6:30 AM]      Marriage on the Rocks (1965)
 [8:30 AM]      Bells Are Ringing (1960)
 [10:45 AM]      Some Came Running (1958)
 [1:15 PM]      Ocean's Eleven (1960)
 [3:30 PM]      4 For Texas (1963)
 [5:45 PM]      Robin And The 7 Hoods (1964)
 [8:00 PM]      Great Expectations (1946)
 [10:15 PM]      Black Narcissus (1947)
 [12:15 AM]      Hungry Hill (1947)
 [2:15 AM]      Uncle Silas (1947)     [AKA: 'The Inheritance']
 [4:00 AM]      The Way to the Stars (1945)     [AKA: 'Johnny in the Clouds']    (ALL TIMES EST)







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Actor Sean Penn (L) accepts the "Guy Movie Hall of Fame" award for the movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" from actor Robert De Niroat the 5th annual Spike TV's Guys Choice awards in Culver City, California June 4, 2011.
Photo by Mario Anzuoni

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Vidiot Speak

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The Researchers Who Analyzed All the Porn on the Internet - TIME Healthland

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Stage Set For High-Stakes Bidding

US TV Rights

With Dick Ebersol out of the picture, NBC's multi-billion-dollar grip on the most valuable property in sports faces a serious challenge this week when U.S. networks bid on the next set of Olympic television rights.

NBC, the Olympic network in the United States for much of the past two decades, goes up against ESPN/ABC and Fox in a high-stakes auction that could potentially command fees of more than $2 billion for two games and more than $4 billion for four.

Network executives will make closed-door presentations and sealed bids to the International Olympic Committee on Monday and Tuesday, the first U.S. broadcast rights contest in eight years.

The implications are huge for both sides: The networks and their giant parent companies are weighing massive long-term investments in an uncertain economic climate, and the IOC is hoping for a bumper deal to keep the money flowing from one of its biggest sources of revenue.

Up for grabs are the exclusive rights to the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, and 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In a new twist, the networks are also free to bid on a four-games package including the 2018 and 2020 Games, whose sites have not yet been selected.

US TV Rights

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Britain's primatologist Jane Goodall interacts with a two-year old chimpanzee Sule at Taronga Zoo in Sydney June 5, 2011. Taronga Zoo announced a $150,000 five year funding partnership for Tchimpounga, the largest African chimpanzee sanctuary in Congo, according to the zoo.
Photo by Daniel Munoz

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The 50 Things Every Graphic Design Student Should Know

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Reenacts Puerto Rico Wire Walk

Nik Wallenda

Two members of a famed acrobatic family commemorated patriarch Karl Wallenda on Saturday by completing the stunt that killed him, walking between two towers of a seaside hotel on a wire 100 feet (31 meters) above the ground, without a net.

Nik Wallenda said he had planned to walk by himself across a 300-foot-long (91-meter-long) wire, but his mother convinced him to let her join him on the reconstruction of the fatal 1978 stunt.

"I've been mentally prepared my entire life for this," he said. "I've seen the video of my great-grandfather falling hundreds of times. It's something I've been wanting to do for all of us, for our family."

He said he initially rejected a request by his mother, Delilah Wallenda, to join him.

Nik Wallenda

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Wake-up Call


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Memorabilia Auction

Larry Hagman

Larry Hagman, who played the cold, conniving oil baron J.R. Ewing on the beloved 1980s series "Dallas," auctioned off many of his personal valuables Saturday in Beverly Hills.

Caroline Galloway of Julien's Auctions said a silver saddle was the priciest item sold, fetching $80,000.

Other big items included a portrait of Hagman's co-star Jim Davis that went for more than $38,000, a replica bottle from Hagman's earlier series "I Dream of Jeannie" that brought in more than $10,000, and a pair of pistols that fetched more than $4,000.

The collection brought in more than $500,000.

Larry Hagman

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Musician Keith Richards accepts the "Brass Balls" award at the 5th annual Spike TV's Guys Choice awards in Culver City, California June 4, 2011.
Photo by Mario Anzuoni

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Ghost ants change color according to the food they eat

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Launches Pirate Show

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton has hoisted the Jolly Roger on the South Carolina coast with the opening of Pirates Voyage, the new dinner theater show that takes the place of her popular Western-themed Dixie Stampede.

"We just needed to do something new and different," the singer said Friday, in town for the first show in the production that features actors portraying pirates and mermaids and also has real horses and sea lions.

"We have been successful for 18 or 19 years but pirates is a great theme - children love it, seniors love it," Parton said, sitting on the set created in the building that housed the Stampede during its 19-year run.

That show closed last year. An $11 million renovation of the building includes a 15-foot, 750,000-gallon indoor pool. At either end are 30-foot pirate galleons while the sunken wreck of a third ship sits in the middle of the set.

Dolly Parton

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The Sideshow - by Avedon Carol


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More Revisionist History

Paul Revere

Sarah Palin insisted Sunday that history was on her side when she claimed that Paul Revere's famous ride was intended to warn both British soldiers and his fellow colonists.

"You realize that you messed up about Paul Revere, don't you?" "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace asked the potential 2012 presidential candidate.

"I didn't mess up about Paul Revere," replied Palin, a paid contributor to the network.

"Part of his ride was to warn the British that were already there. That, hey, you're not going to succeed. You're not going to take American arms. You are not going to beat our own well-armed persons, individual, private militia that we have," she added. "He did warn the British."

Paul Revere

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Julie Andrews arrives at the Ford's Theatre Annual Gala Sunday, June 5, 2011 in Washington. Ford's Theatre is honoring Andrews and basketball star KareemAbdul-Jabbar for their contributions that exemplify President Abraham Lincoln's legacy.
Photo by Alex Brandon

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'16 and Pregnant' Mother

April Michelle Purvis

A Georgia mother who appeared on an episode of MTV's "16 and Pregnant" has been arrested on drug charges.

Authorities say 37-year-old April Michelle Purvis was arrested Sunday morning during a road check in Floyd County. Purvis is charged with felony possession of methamphetamine and misdemeanor possession of marijuana.

Purvis and her daughter Whitney were featured in the first season of the popular reality show about teenage pregnancy.

Police say a drug dog found the marijuana between the seats of the car and the meth in Purvis' pocket.

April Michelle Purvis

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Amy Heckerling accepts the guy movie hall of fame award for 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' at the Spike TV Guys Choice Awards on Saturday, June 4, 2011,in Culver City, Calif.
Photo by Matt Sayles

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Abortion Showdown

Indiana

A looming showdown over Indiana's new law that cuts funding for the Planned Parenthood organization may test how far Republican-led states are willing to go in pressing their tough new anti-abortion agendas. The stakes are high. The future of health care for more than 1 million poor and elderly Indiana residents hangs in the balance.

Indiana became the first state this year to cut off all government funds to Planned Parenthood, fulfilling conservatives' goal of financially weakening organizations that provide abortions. Other conservative states have considered such action in recent years but backed away under the threat of loss of all federal money for their Medicaid programs.

The willingness of Indiana, led by a Republican governor and GOP-controlled Legislature, to challenge the federal government and risk a huge financial penalty could take the issue into uncharted legal and political territory. Conservative leaders in other states will be watching the confrontation as they plan their own action on abortion and other social issues.

Is Indiana willing to risk $4.3 billion in Medicaid money to strike a blow for the right-to-life anti-choice movement? Some conservative members of Republican-controlled legislatures argue it's time for states to risk serious penalties to defend their principles and throw off federal mandates. And the Medicaid program, with its rising costs and strict rules, has been a particular target of ire.

Indiana

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Pro football Hall of Fame player, Franco Harris walks the red carpet before the start of the N.J. Hall of Fame induction ceremony at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, N.J., June 5, 2011.
Photo by Rich Schultz

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4 "Facts" That Have Changed Since You Were In School

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Confirms Hacking

Sony Pictures

Sony Pictures Entertainment confirmed late Friday evening that some of its websites were breached and it was working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to identify the attackers.

Sony Pictures, a unit of Sony, said it had begun an internal investigation into the breach.

On Thursday, a hacker group calling itself LulzSec said it broke into servers that run Sony Pictures Entertainment websites.

The breach is the latest of several security breaches undermining confidence in the company.

Sony Pictures

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The Shirelles walk the red carpet before the start of the N.J. Hall of Fame induction ceremony at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, N.J., Sunday,June 5, 2011.
Photo by Rich Schultz

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The Man Who Swims With Coelacanths | Wired Science | Wired.com

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Raises Over $232,000

"Unabomber" Auction

An online auction of "Unabomber" Ted Kaczynski's personal belongings generated $232,246 to compensate his victims and their families, the U.S. Marshals Service said on Friday.

The federal government held the court-ordered sale from May 18 until Thursday, as bidders snapped up 58 lots of items seized from Kaczynski during a 1996 raid of his remote cabin.

The highest selling lot was a collection of 20 personal journals Kaczynski kept that described his thoughts about himself, society and life in the wilds of Montana. That went for $40,676, according to the Marshals Service.

His journals were just some of the 20,000 pages of written documents featured in the auction. Other sale items included his hoodie and sunglasses, which resemble those worn in a widely circulated sketch of the Unabomber suspect, and his typewriters, photographs and tools.

"Unabomber" Auction

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Author Mary Higgins Clark walks the red carpet before her induction into the N.J. Hall of Fame during a ceremony at New Jersey Performing Arts Center inNewark, N.J., Sunday, June 5, 2011.
Photo by Rich Schultz

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10 Father's Day Gifts for Rock 'N' Roll Dads | Collectors Weekly

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Photos Inspire Adoptions

Heart Gallery

When Diane Granito was hired to recruit foster and adoptive parents in New Mexico, she was told to review the photos of children available for adoption.

The shots were "uniformly bad," Granito said.

She knew they had to be better if people were going to be drawn to adopt the children.

Granito, the adoption events manager for New Mexico's Children, Youth and Families Department, asked some of the state's most talented photographers to help capture the beauty and spirit of the state's foster children. A large-scale art show at a local gallery would help spread the word, she thought.

This weekend marks 10 years since the first exhibition of the Heart Gallery. There are now 130 different Heart Gallery organizations around the country, and two recently started in Ontario, Canada.

Heart Gallery

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Former New York Jets quarterback, Joe Namath, walks the red carpet before the start of the N.J. Hall of Fame induction ceremony at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, N.J., June 5, 2011.
Photo by Rich Schultz

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Animals Crossing the Road

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Weekend Box Office

'X-Men'

"X-Men: First Class" had a solid No. 1 opening with a $56 million weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.

But the 20th Century Fox prequel chronicling the formative years of the comic-book mutants found smaller audiences than the franchise's first four big-screen adventures, which featured older versions of the X-Men.

Debut weekends for the last three "X-Men" flicks ranged from $85.1 million to $102.8 million. The original "X-Men" opened 11 years ago with $54.5 million, but that would amount to about $80 million today adjusting for ticket-price inflation.

The previous weekend's top movie, the Warner Bros. sequel "The Hangover Part II," fell to second-place with $32.4 million. That raised its domestic total to $186.9 million but represented a steep 62 percent drop from its huge opening weekend.

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Final figures will be released Monday.

    1. "X-Men: First Class," $56 million.
    2. "The Hangover Part II," $32.4 million.
    3. "Kung Fu Panda 2," $24.3 million.
    4. "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," $18 million.
    5. "Bridesmaids," $12.1 million.
    6. "Thor," $4.2 million.
    7. "Fast Five," $3.2 million.
    8. "Midnight in Paris," $2.9 million.
    9. "Jumping the Broom," $865,000.
   10. "Something Borrowed," $835,000.

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In Memory

Betty Taylor

In this undated photo provided by Disney, Wally Boag and Betty Taylor, in their roles as Pecos Bill and his sweetheart Slue Foot Sue in the long-running Disneyland show 'The Golden Horseshoe Revue,' are shown. They shared a stage at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., for five days a week for nearly three decades and died within a day of each other. Taylor passed away Saturday, June 4, at her home in Washington state, one day after the death of Boag, 90, of Santa Monica, Calif., on June 3. They shared a stage at Disneyland five days a week for nearly three decades and died within a day of each other.

Betty Taylor, who played Slue Foot Sue in Disney's long-running Golden Horseshoe Revue, passed away Saturday - one day after the death of Wally Boag, who played her character's sweetheart, Pecos Bill.

The 91-year-old Taylor died at her home in Washington state, Disneyland announced on its web site. Boag, who was 90, died Friday. He was a resident of Santa Monica, Calif.

Boag, a former vaudeville performer, signed a two-week contract with Walt Disney in 1955. He originated the role of Pecos Bill in the revue, taking the stage three times a day and logging nearly 40,000 performances before retiring in 1982.

Most of those shows were alongside Taylor, who joined the revue a year after Hoag. Her run on the show - which closed in 1986 - lasted nearly 45,000 performances.

The Golden Horseshoe Revue is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest running stage production in show business history.

Boag and Taylor both appeared on television in "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color."

Born in Seattle, Taylor began taking dance lessons at age 3. At 14, she sang and danced in nightclubs across the country, and by 18, led her own band called Betty and Her Beaus, which included 16 male musicians and appeared regularly at the Trianon Ballroom in Seattle.

In 1956, while living in Los Angeles and performing as a drum player with a musical group, Taylor heard about auditions for a song-and-dance job at Disneyland. She got the gig, which she held for 30 years, leading to appearances on a USO tour of Greenland and Newfoundland and a show for President Richard Nixon and his family in The White House.

She performed at the park until 1987, but continued to appear in special events, such as Walt Disney's Wild West, a 1995 retrospective at the Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage in Los Angeles.

Betty Taylor

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In Memory

Wally Boag

In this undated photo provided by Disney, Wally Boag and Betty Taylor, in their roles as Pecos Bill and his sweetheart Slue Foot Sue in the long-running Disneyland show 'The Golden Horseshoe Revue,' are shown. They shared a stage at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., for five days a week for nearly three decades and died within a day of each other. Taylor passed away Saturday, June 4, at her home in Washington state, one day after the death of Boag, 90, of Santa Monica, Calif., on June 3. They shared a stage at Disneyland five days a week for nearly three decades and died within a day of each other.

Betty Taylor, who played Slue Foot Sue in Disney's long-running Golden Horseshoe Revue, passed away Saturday - one day after the death of Wally Boag, who played her character's sweetheart, Pecos Bill.

The 91-year-old Taylor died at her home in Washington state, Disneyland announced on its web site. Boag, who was 90, died Friday. He was a resident of Santa Monica, Calif.

Boag, a former vaudeville performer, signed a two-week contract with Walt Disney in 1955. He originated the role of Pecos Bill in the revue, taking the stage three times a day and logging nearly 40,000 performances before retiring in 1982.

Most of those shows were alongside Taylor, who joined the revue a year after Hoag. Her run on the show - which closed in 1986 - lasted nearly 45,000 performances.

The Golden Horseshoe Revue is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest running stage production in show business history.

Boag's comedic timing influenced generations of performers, including actor Steve Martin, who called Boag his "hero." Martin tweeted Saturday that Boag was "the first comedian I ever saw live, my influence, a man to whom I aspired."

Boag and Taylor both appeared on television in "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color."

And before joining Disney, Boag appeared in a number of films during the 1940s, including "Without Love," starring Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, and "The Thrill of Romance," with Esther Williams.

He later appeared in Disney films such as "The Absent-Minded Professor," "Son of Flubber" and "The Love Bug."

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In Memory

Andrew Gold

Andrew Gold, a singer, songwriter and versatile musician who had a Top 10 hit in 1977 with "Lonely Boy" and was a vital component of Linda Ronstadt's pop success in the 1970s as a member of her band, has died. He was 59.

Gold died Friday in his sleep at his home in Encino, said his sister, Melani Gold Friedman. He had cancer but had been responding well to treatment, she said.

He played several instruments, did arrangements and sang on such Ronstadt albums as "Heart Like a Wheel" in 1974, "Prisoner in Disguise" in 1975 and "Hasten Down the Wind" in 1976. His versatility also made him a highly regarded session player for such folk-rock musicians as James Taylor, Carly Simon, Loudon Wainwright III and J.D. Souther as well as the producer of recordings by Stephen Bishop, Nicolette Larson and others.

He met Ronstadt as a high school student in the 1960s when her country-rock band the Stone Poneys performed at Oakwood School in North Hollywood. "He came up to talk," Ronstadt said. "He was so bubbly and so smart and we were so impressed with what a good musician he was."

After the Stone Poneys disbanded after their hit "Different Drum" in 1967, founding member Kenny Edwards teamed with Gold and singer-songwriters Wendy Waldman and Karla Bonoff to create the folk-rock band Bryndle.

Bryndle got a record deal, but the album wasn't released. The band broke up (but reunited in the 1990s). Edwards, who died in August, rejoined Ronstadt and Gold joined the band.

Gold was born Aug. 2, 1951, in Burbank to composer Ernest Gold and singer Marni Nixon. His father won an Academy Award for his score for the 1960 film "Exodus," and his mother sang for Natalie Wood in "West Side Story" and Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady," among others.

Gold launched a solo career in the mid-1970s while still with Ronstadt's band. "Lonely Boy" was a hit on his second album, "What's Wrong With This Picture?" and the single "Thank You for Being a Friend" from 1978's "All This and Heaven Too" reached No. 25 on Billboard magazine's charts.

He recorded with English musician Graham Gouldman in the 1980s, then continued to write, record and work with a variety of artists. Gold also did commercial work and soundtracks, such as singing the theme to the NBC sitcom "Mad About You." His last release was 2008's "Copy Cat."

In addition to his sister, who lives in Tujunga, and his mother, Gold is survived by his wife, Leslie Kogan; daughters Emily, Victoria and Olivia from his marriage to Vanessa Gold, which ended in divorce; and sister Martha Carr of North Hollywood.

Andrew Gold

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Triumph the insult comic dog is seen on screen at the Spike TV Guys Choice Awards on Saturday, June 4, 2011, in Culver City, Calif.
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