BartCop Entertainment Archives - Tuesday, 16 April, 2019

Tuesday

16 April, 2019

(Updated Daily)

[263 days in a row]



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Recommended Reading

from Bruce

Joe Bob Briggs: Take My Wives, Please (Taki's Magazine)
There's never been a better time to be a polygamist.


Charles Norman: A Secret History of Right-Wing Rock Stars (Taki's Magazine)
Pop music, like anything showbiz, is hardly as it appears. The gap between a pop star's public and private politics can be as deceiving as anything.


Jonathan Chait: "Trump's War on Democracy: An Update" (NY Mag)
The most dire outcomes do not have to be the most probable outcomes in order to legitimately command our attention. We know for sure that whatever Trump's capabilities, the malevolence of his intentions lies beyond dispute. If Trump does win reelection - a prospect that is close to a coin-flip proposition under current economic conditions - that would place us now barely more than a quarter of the way through his presidency.


Alexandra Petri: "I wish we would talk more about Policy (just not Elizabeth Warren's)" (Washington Post SATIRE)
I just wish that the campaigns were more focused on Issues of Substance. I would love nothing better than to see a Policy proposal about an Issue. (Why is Elizabeth Warren waving at me? I am not finished yet.)


Matthew Yglesias: "Trump's sister quietly retired in February, and it's actually a really big deal" (Vox)
A key hint in the question of whether the president evaded taxes.


Constance Grady: Celebrating Ramona Quimby's enduring appeal, in honor of Beverly Cleary's 103rd birthday (Vox)
Beverly Cleary is 103. Her Ramona Quimby books gave us one of the sharpest characters in American kid lit.



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Trivia Question of the Day


What comedian won a Grammy Award for the 1970 album "The Devil Made Me Buy This Dress"?


                                  



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Trivia Question from Yesterday


"Cleveland Rocks" was used as the opening theme song to what TV series?


       "The Drew Carey Show"                                                      Source


"Cleveland Rocks" is a rock song by Ian Hunter from his 1979 album You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic. The song is seen as a de facto anthem in Cleveland, Ohio.

The song was covered in 1997 by The Presidents of the United States of America as the opening theme of the television program The Drew Carey Show, a situation comedy set in Cleveland. It accompanied a lavish opening sequence in which the cast lip-synced the song while performing elaborate choreography. The band covered the entire song, but only part of it was used for the Drew Carey theme. At the beginning of the recording, Drew Carey (a native of Cleveland) can be heard saying "Hey!" and then laughing, and at the end shouting "Ohio!" to an echoing effect. The latter soundbite appears in both the theme song and the full-length version of the song, and is a direct remake of the original, which has a similar "Ohio!" soundbite at the end.

Hunter's original version would later open a Drew Carey "mistakes" episode. This song was also covered by glam metal band Steel Panther on their debut album Hole Patrol.

For the final season of Drew Carey, the theme song was performed in a different musical style for each episode.        Source







Randall was first, and correct, with:
   Drew Carey Show





Mark. wrote:
   The Drew Carey Show.



Alan J answered:
   The Drew Carey Show.



Stephen F said:
   The Drew Carey Show



mj replied:
   Think I only watched a couple of episodes
  The lead's personality bled through to the character, and that wasn't a good thing. Cleveland Rocks was the intro to the Drew Carey Show.




Dave responded:
   The Drew Carey Show (1995-2004). The show's 3rd theme song "Cleveland Rocks" was performed by the group The Presidents of the United States of America (PUSA), although it was written and first recorded in 1979 by Ian Hunter (former lead singer of the English Glam Rock Band Mott the Hoople). Although Ian Hunter's version has been a perennial favorite in Cleveland, the song apparently was never released as a single, so DJ's played it off Hunter's album "You're Never Alone With a Schizophrenic." Speaking of Mott the Hoople, the ban reformed for a tour this year. Photos: Drew Carey, Ian Hunter album cover, and that asshole.





Kevin K., in Washington, DC, wrote:
   "The Drew Carey Show".



zorch said:
   The Drew Carey Show.



Adam answered:
   The Drew Carey Show



Cal in Vermont replied:
   The Drew Carey Show. Meh...



Jim from CA, retired to ID responded:
   The Drew Carey Show



Deborah wrote:
   I think "Cleveland Rocks" was the theme song for "The Drew Carey Show" (I think that's what it was called). Funny show; talented star. Mimi's makeup was scary.
  Rain, maybe? Overcast, windy and cool.




Mac Mac said:
   Drew Carey



Rosemary in Columbus wrote:
   The Drew Carey Show



Daniel in The City answered:
   The Drew Carey Show, which was set in Cleveland.



Joe S     replied:
   I didn't know the answer, I looked it up. It's no wonder I didn't know, It's Drew Carey, I hate Drew Carey. I used to watch The Price Is Right, I don't any more. Drew Carey.



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'We're not a dump' - poor Alabama towns struggle under the stench of toxic landfills | US news | The Guardian



Fears of 'white decline' show how a minor dent to domination can be catastrophic for some | Ghassan Hage | Opinion | The Guardian



The funeral as we know it is becoming a relic - just in time for death boom - SFGate



Pelosi unleashed on Trump in a '60 Minutes' interview, and the president isn't happy - SFGate



Suspect in 3 Louisiana black church fires has 3 hate crimes added to his charges



Truckers latest group to get screwed by GOP tax scam



6-year-old sister dies after 4-year-old brother finds unsecured gun in car



Republicans literally have no legislative agenda to run on in 2020 and McConnell knows it



The truth about U.S. taxes is that they aren't high enough - Los Angeles Times



Trump's plan to release detained immigrants in 'sanctuary cities' won't stand. Here's why - Los Angeles Times



While anti-vaxxers throw 'measles parties,' Madagascar has outbreak of over 115,000 cases-1,200 dead



Opinion | Brent Staples's Pulitzer Prize-Winning Work at The Times - The New York Times



There's no benefit to him. Trump is acting unhinged just because. - The Washington Post



The mental rigours of being US president - BBC News



Pulitzers: Capital Gazette wins for coverage of newsroom massacre - BBC News



UK's biggest money manager warns on climate catastrophe - BBC News



Silver lining: Late art historian's work, 'Assasin's Creed' video game could help rebuild Notre Dame - SFGate



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Anecdotes


• When he was a young man acting in England, Jerome K. Jerome (1859-1927) played a practical joke on his friends when they came to see him in a play in which his role was very brief and unremarkable. First, he informed his friends that since he was now a master of makeup and of changing his voice, they would find it difficult to tell who he was on stage. He also told his friends that he had taken a stage name - but the name he gave them was that of an old actor in his troupe who specialized in playing old men. He then hinted to his friends that in the play his character would be concerned about long-lost children. Finally, he bought a cane similar to that used by the old-man character in the play, and he made sure that his friends saw it. The joke worked. Mr. Jerome's friends thought that the old actor was Mr. Jerome, and they applauded his every move.


• Impressionist George Kirby put his talents to use in 1956 when he and several other black entertainers performed in Miami Beach at the Beachcomber. This was during the Jim Crow era, and the Miami Sun printed an article with the headline "We Don't Want Niggers on the Beach!" As the black entertainers were in their dressing rooms nervously preparing for their performance that evening, they heard a mob, including voices that shouted, "Let's get dem niggers!" Everyone opened their doors and looked outside, and then they heard the laughter of Mr. Kirby, who had put his talents to use in a practical joke that broke the tension before the performance.


• Judi Dench's co-stars enjoy teasing her. While John Miller was researching his biography of her, he witnessed a fluff by Ms. Dench while she was acting in a TV series. Geoffrey Palmer told Mr. Miller loudly, so Judi would hear, "Make sure you put this in your book, John - she isn't always perfect!" On another occasion, Mr. Miller was talking with Billy Connolly, who also spoke loudly so she could hear, "Sssshh, she's coming - I'll finish telling you later." In addition, once when Ms. Dench was being interviewed, she laughed when she heard Mr. Connolly tease her by screaming in the next room, "She was a nightmare to work with."


• During World War II, some of Walter Winchell's friends pulled a practical joke on him. Immediately following his radio broadcast, Mr. Winchell was handed a telegram that said: "The Berlin radio reports that Adolf Hitler has been killed while inspecting Eastern Front defenses." Mr. Winchell screamed, "Damn the luck! Hitler's dead and I'm off the air!" However, after learning that the telegram was a fake, he said, "I'd go off the air forever if no more bombs were dropped on babies, if no more people were shot because they believed in something different, if there would be no more prejudice with a gun in its hand."


• In 1916, Casey Stengel bet Brooklyn Dodger manager Wilbert Robinson that he couldn't catch a baseball thrown out of an airplane. Wilbert accepted the bet, and Casey got an airplane with an open cockpit. As Wilbert stood in the field wearing a baseball mitt, Casey and the pilot flew over the field. At this time, one of the greatest practical jokes in baseball occurred. Casey didn't throw a baseball from the plane - he threw a grapefruit which splattered all over Wilbert's chest. Wilbert was so angry that Casey was forced to stay in hiding until he was forgiven.


• Occasionally, practical jokes are played during operatic performances. In a performance of Boheme in Philadelphia, Frances Alda was surprised when her fellow singers turned toward her on stage with monocles in their eyes. When snow fell on stage, mixed with it were such items as buttons that hit the top of the bonnet she was wearing. A glass of water turned out to be a glass of ink. And when De Segurola put on a hat on stage, he discovered that it was filled with powder that cascaded over his shoulders.


• Operatic bass singer Lablache was a huge man. One day, he was in Paris at the same time as the little person known as Tom Thumb. A couple of men wished to see Tom Thumb, but they were directed by a practical joker to knock at Lablache's door. Lablache opened the door, and the two men told him they wished to see Tom Thumb. Lablache replied, "I am Tom Thumb." the two men expressed surprise, saying, "But we thought you were quite small!" Lablache replied, "Before the public, yes! But at home I prefer to be comfortable."


• John Salkeld was an English Quaker as well as a man who enjoyed humor. This worried his more serious Quaker friends, who decided to talk to him about what they felt was his joking to excess. They stayed at his house a long time to talk to Mr. Salkeld, who left them for a few minutes, then hurried back to tell them excitedly, "Friends, come at once. My wife is speechless." They ran into the room where she was, only to discover that she was sound asleep.


• Knowing that yawns are infectious, a group of Quaker girls once played a joke at meetings while at school. Whenever a person of authority - a teacher, an elder, a minister, an overseer - looked at them, one or more of them would yawn. Then they watched with delight as the yawn passed from one person of authority to another. The girls felt that there was nothing wrong with this game, as they played it only when a meeting went past its normal closing time.


• During Word War II, Spike Milligan and his fellow soldiers used to set saluting traps for unsuspecting officers. One would see an officer coming, then pass the word to the others, who arranged themselves in a line spaced at 10-second intervals so they could wear out the officer's saluting arm.


• Senator Russell Long, a Democrat from Louisiana, once noted that there weren't any Republicans on the floor of the United States Senate. Therefore, he made a motion that the Senate vote unanimously to abolish the Republican Party.



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Bonus Links

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Don't Expect Trump to Stop Targeting Ilhan Omar. It Looks Like His Newest 2020 Strategy. | Mother Jones



Donald Trump's ever-expanding reach: A second term would be terrifying | Salon | Digby



The Israeli-Palestinian peace process is dead. An expert explains why. | Vox



On Tax Day, Trump tax cuts remain deeply unpopular | Politico



Trump Tells Personal Accountant To Ignore Dem Subpoena For His Financial Info | TPM



Trump hits Mueller team's credibility ahead of report's release | The Hill



The Insiders' Guide To the Mueller Report | Politico



HOW TO READ THE MUELLER REPORT | Emptywheel



The real reason Boeing's new plane crashed twice | Vox



Republicans push anti-wind bills in several states as renewables grow increasingly popular | ThinkProgress



Majority of Republicans think evangelical Christians are more discriminated against than minorities | ThinkProgress



Americans are increasingly abandoning organized religion | AlterNet



Supreme Court justices do verbal gymnastics to avoid saying 'vulgar' name of fashion brand | The Hill



Why the US Elected a Despot, and Why It's Poised To Do | Common Dreams



Why Robert Reich sees hope in Trump's darkness | AlterNet



'This Is a Big Deal': Warren Vows to Ban New Leases for Fossil Fuel Drilling Offshore and on Public Lands | Common Dreams



Bernie Sanders's Fox News town hall wasn't a debate. Bernie won anyway. | Vox



Seth Meyers Sounds Off on Sarah Huckabee Sanders for Calling Congress Dumb: 'She's Trolling Us' | Daily Beast



Twitter blocks EFF tweet that criticized bogus takedown of a previous tweet | ArsTechnica



America's mass shooting problem surfaces in Pulitzer Prize awards | Vox





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Last Night

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Tonight, Tuesday:

CBS begins the night with a FRESH 'NCIS', followed by a FRESH 'FBI', then a FRESH 'NCIS: The 3rd One'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Stephen Colbert are Laurie Metcalf, Ramy Youssef, and Cage the Elephant.
Scheduled on a FRESH James Corden, OBE, are Rob Lowe, Elle Fanning, and Blood Orange.



NBC starts the night with a FRESH 'The Voice', followed by a FRESH 'The Village', then a FRESH 'New Amsterdam'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Jimmy Fallon are Alex Rodriguez, Ashley Benson, and Jade Bird.
Scheduled on a FRESH Seth Meyers are Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mark Hamill, and Ashley Longshore.
On a RERUN Carson 'The Scab' Daly (from 3/20/19) are Pablo Schreiber, Robert Delong, and Madeline Brewer.



ABC opens the night with a FRESH 'American Housewife', followed by a FRESH 'The Kids Are Alright', then a FRESH 'black-ish', followed by a FRESH 'Bless This Mess', then a FRESH 'The Rookie'.
Scheduled on a FRESH Jimmy Kimmel are Martin Short, Katie Stevens, and Christine and the Queens.



The CW offers a FRESH 'The Flash', followed by a FRESH 'Roswell, New Mexico'.



Faux has a FRESH 'MasterChef Junior', followed by a FRESH 'Mental Samurai'.



MY recycles an old 'Chicago PD', followed by another old 'Chicago PD'.



A&E has 'The First 48', 'Hunting JonBenet's Killer: The Untold Story', and 'The Killing Of JonBenet: Her Father Speaks'.



AMC offers the movie 'Escape Plan', followed by the movie 'Gran Torino', then the movie 'Gran Torino', again.



BBC  -   
 [6:00AM]    STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 8-Miri
 [7:15AM]    STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 9-Dagger of the Mind
 [8:30AM]    STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES- SEASON 1 - EPISODE 14-Balance of Terror
 [9:45AM]    STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 2-Charlie X
 [11:00AM]    STAR TREK: VOYAGER - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 7-Eye of the Needle
 [12:00PM]    STAR TREK: VOYAGER - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 14-Faces
 [1:00PM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 26-The Neutral Zone
 [2:00PM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 3 - EPISODE 7-The Enemy
 [3:00PM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 3 - EPISODE 10-The Defector
 [4:00PM]    STAR TREK: VOYAGER - SEASON 5 - EPISODE 7-Infinite Regress
 [5:00PM]    STAR TREK: VOYAGER - SEASON 5 - EPISODE 8-Nothing Human
 [6:00PM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 6 - EPISODE 14-Face of the Enemy
 [7:00PM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 6 - EPISODE 25-Timescape
 [8:00PM]    GALAXY QUEST (1999)
 [10:15PM]    GALAXY QUEST (1999)
 [12:30AM]    NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION (1989)
 [2:30AM]    NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION (1989)
 [4:30AM]    HIDDEN HABITATS - SEASON 1 - EPISODE 8-Yellowstone
 [5:00AM]    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - SEASON 4 - EPISODE 14-Clues     (ALL TIMES EDT)



Bravo has 'Real Housewives Of BH', another 'Real Housewives Of BH', followed by a FRESH 'Real Housewives Of BH', then a FRESH 'Mexican Dynasties', followed by a FRESH 'Watch What Happens Live'.



Comedy Central 'The Office', another 'The Office', 2 hours of old 'Tosh.0', followed by a FRESH 'Tosh.0', then a FRESH 'The Jim Jefferies Show'.
On a RERUN The Daily Show (from 4/3/19) is Sen. Bernie Sanders.



FX has the movie 'Lucy', followed by the movie 'Split', followed by a FRESH 'Verdon/Fosse'.



History has 'The Curse Of Oak Island', followed by a FRESH 'The Curse Of Oak Island: Digging Deeper', then a FRESH 'The Curse Of Oak Island', followed by a FRESH 'Lost Gold Of WWII'.



IFC  -   
 [6:00A]    The Three Stooges-Disorder in the Court
 [6:25A]    The Three Stooges-Even as I.O.U.
 [6:50A]    The Three Stooges-Fuelin' Around
 [7:15A]    XXX: State of the Union
 [9:30A]    Alien Resurrection
 [9:45A]    XXX: State of the Union
 [12:00P]    Grindhouse Presents: Death Proof
 [2:30P]    Alien Resurrection
 [5:00P]    AVP: Alien vs. Predator
 [7:00P]    Zombieland
 [9:00P]    Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
 [11:30P]    Zombieland
 [1:30A]    Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
 [3:15A]    Alien Resurrection
 [5:45A]    Night Flight-Iconic Horror and D.C. Punk     (ALL TIMES EDT)



Sundance  -   
 [6:00am]    M*A*S*H
 [6:30am]    Super 8
 [9:00am]    WarGames
 [11:30am]    Mission: Impossible
 [2:00pm]    Dante's Peak
 [4:30pm]    Anger Management
 [7:00pm]    Summer Rental
 [9:00pm]    Planes, Trains and Automobiles
 [11:00pm]    Summer Rental
 [1:00am]    Planes, Trains and Automobiles
 [3:00am]    The Andy Griffith Show
 [3:30am]    The Andy Griffith Show
 [4:00am]    All in the Family
 [4:35am]    All in the Family
 [5:10am]    All in the Family
 [5:45am]    All in the Family     (ALL TIMES EDT)



SyFy has the movie 'Limitless', followed by the movie 'Fast & Furious'.



TBS:
Scheduled on a FRESH Conan is Taylor Tomlinson.



TCM:
 [6:00 AM]      Escape From Crime (1942)
 [7:00 AM]      Lola Montes (1955)
 [9:15 AM]      Lady L (1965)
 [11:15 AM]      Billy Budd (1962)
 [1:30 PM]      Beau Brummell (1954)
 [3:30 PM]      Hot Millions (1968)
 [5:30 PM]      The Sundowners (1960)
 [8:00 PM]      The Gold Rush (1925)    SILENT 
 [9:45 PM]      Gettysburg (1993)
 [2:15 AM]      Glory (1989)
 [4:30 AM]      The Red Badge Of Courage (1951)     (ALL TIMES EDT)



Wednesday   -  04/17/19

TCM:
 [6:00 AM]      The Barbarian (1933)
 [7:30 AM]      The Four Feathers (1939)
 [9:30 AM]      Cairo (1942)
 [11:15 AM]      Caesar And Cleopatra (1945)
 [1:30 PM]      Egypt by Three (1953)
 [3:00 PM]      Cairo (1963)
 [4:45 PM]      Land of the Pharaohs (1955)
 [6:30 PM]      Valley Of The Kings (1954)
 [8:00 PM]      The Thin Man (1934)
 [9:45 PM]      A Guy Named Joe (1943)
 [12:00 AM]      Gentleman's Agreement (1947)
 [2:15 AM]      The Purple Plain (1955)
 [4:15 AM]      The Stalking Moon (1968)     (ALL TIMES EDT)



USA has a FRESH 'Miz & Mrs', followed by a FRESH 'Growing Up Chrisley'.




TV Answers Blog - Rescan Roundup - April 2019


Antenna TV - Johnny Carson (from 04/21/87) - Sam Donaldson and Fred Greenlee.

Bounce TV

CHARGE!

Comet TV

Cozi TV

Decades TV Network - 12:30am (EDT) | 9:30pm (PDT) - 'Twin Peaks'

Escape

Find Justice - Justice Network

FNX - First Nations Experience

Get TV

Grit - Television With Backbone - Grit

Heroes and Icons

ION Television - Positively Entertaining

Laff - You Know You Want To. - Laff

Me-TV

MOVIES! TV Network

Quest Television Network

RTV - The Retro Television Network

Start TV

TBD - Schedule

the works

This TV





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Opioid Segment

John Oliver

John Oliver recruited Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston to go "full Walter White" on Sunday's Last Week Tonight - tapping into the drug lord's stone-faced menace for the role of Richard Sackler, the former president and chairman of Oxycontin developer Purdue Pharma. Michael Keaton, Michael K. Williams (The Wire) and Richard Kind (Mad About You) also played the billionaire businessman during the segment, an update on the U.S. opioid epidemic that resulted in 47,000 deaths in 2017.

Before the all-star cameos, host John Oliver established some context, focusing on the recklessness of drug distributors like McKesson, who are required to alert authorities if they observe suspicious orders of controlled substances. A recent congressional report found that in 2007, the company shipped a daily average of 9,650 hydrocodone pills to a now-closed pharmacy in Kermit, West Virginia, which has a population of 400.

In spite of the company's visibility, Richard Sackler has remained somewhat anonymous. However, Last Week Tonight were able to utilize a recently leaked transcript from a Sackler testimony, and to make the quotes more compelling, they hired Cranston and company to add a movie villain edginess to his words.

The actor channeled his edgiest Walter White to deliver part of a speech celebrating Purdue's approval from the DFA. "This didn't just happen," he intones, staring into the camera. "It was a deftly coordinated planned event that took dozens of workers years of effort to succeed. The most demanding new drug approval package for any analgesic product ever submitted didn't languish at the agency. Unlike the years that other filings linger at FDA, this product was approved in 11 months, 14 days. Our previous best approval time for other products was measured in years - not months."

Elsewhere, Keaton's Sackler shrugged off the news that Oxycontin caused 59 deaths in one state ("This is not too bad. It could have been far worse") and called the substance's "abusers" "culprits of the problem" and "reckless criminals." In Williams' take on the businessman, he boasted about how he's "dedicated [his] life" to the success of Oxycontin. Meanwhile, the less threatening Kind stepped in to balance out some of that eerie "cool" factor by reciting the answering-evading "I don't know" in a handful of styles.

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Husband Pledges $113 Million to Rebuild Notre Dame

Salma Hayek

Salma Hayek's husband François-Henri Pinault has pledged €100 million (over US$113 million) to help rebuild the fallen Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

In a statement obtained by French newspaper Le Figaro, Pinault, 56, said, "My father (François Pinault) and myself have decided to unblock a sum of 100 million euros from our Artemis funds (the family holding company) to participate in the effort that will be necessary for the complete reconstruction of Notre-Dame."

Pinault's donation is the first major one announced. Through Kering, an international luxury group, his family owns and controls a number of businesses including Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Saint Laurent and Balenciaga.

The elder Pinault, who is 82, is worth an estimated $37.3 billion, according to Bloomberg's "Billionaires Index".

A public fundraising drive has been announced and will open Tuesday morning in France.

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World's First

3D-Printed Heart

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have successfully printed the world's first 3D heart using a patient's own cells and biological materials to "completely match the immunological, cellular, biochemical, and anatomical properties of the patient."

Until now, researchers have only been able to 3D-print simple tissues lacking blood vessels.

"This heart is made from human cells and patient-specific biological materials. In our process these materials serve as the bioinks, substances made of sugars and proteins that can be used for 3D printing of complex tissue models," said lead researcher Tal Dvir in a statement. "People have managed to 3D-print the structure of a heart in the past, but not with cells or with blood vessels. Our results demonstrate the potential of our approach for engineering personalized tissue and organ replacement in the future."

Describing their work in Advanced Science, the research team started by taking biopsies of fatty tissues from abdominal structures known as the omentum in both humans and pigs. The tissue's cellular materials were separated from those that weren't and reprogrammed to become pluripotent stem cells, "master cells" able to make cells from all three body layers with the potential to produce any cell or tissue in the body. The team then made the extracellular matrix - made up of collagen and glycoproteins - into a hydrogel used as the printing "ink". Cells were mixed with the hydrogel and then differentiated into cardiac or endothelial cells (those that line the interior surface of blood and lymphatic vessels) to create patient-specific, immune-compatible cardiac patches complete with blood vessels and, ultimately, an entire heart bioengineered from "native" patient-specific materials.

Though promising, the team is quick to remind us that their hearts are not yet ready for human transplantation.

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Las Vegas Residency at Caesars Palace

Journey

Journey has taken much of 2019 off so everyone in the group can focus on solo endeavors. That ends in October when the band heads to Las Vegas for a nine-show residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Ticket prices begin at just $69, but primo seats will go for significantly more. They will go on-sale to the general public on Friday, though pre-sales begin tomorrow.

Journey last toured in the summer of 2018 when they played 60 co-headlining shows with Def Leppard. It was a wildly-successful outing that packed arenas all over the country along with a handful of baseball stadiums, grossing nearly $100 million and selling over a million tickets. It wrapped up October 7th at the Forum in Los Angeles, though Journey did come back together for a one-off in Reno, Nevada in December.

After the Reno gig, Journey guitarist Neal Schon turned his attention to his new side project Journey Through Time, which features original Journey singer Gregg Rolie and former Journey drummer Deen Castronovo. Their live show spotlights tunes from Journey's earliest albums, though they also mix in a few Eighties hits like "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Faithfully." Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cainn, meanwhile, is about to release his new solo album More Like Jesus. The songs are a reflection of his born again Christian beliefs.

Journey frontman Arnel Pineda has a handful of solo shows booked across the country in the coming months. He doesn't sing a single Journey song at these gigs, but he does do everything from Deep Purple's "Highway Star" to Rush's "Tom Sawyer," AC/DC's "Back in Black" and Starship's "We Built This City."

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Pulitzers

The South Florida Sun Sentinel and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette won Pulitzer Prizes on Monday and were recognized along with the Capital Gazette of Maryland for their coverage of the horrifying mass shootings in 2018 at a high school, a synagogue and a newsroom itself.

The Associated Press won in the international reporting category for documenting the humanitarian horrors of Yemen's civil war, while The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal were honored for delving into President Donald Trump's finances and breaking open the hush-money scandals involving two women who said they had affairs with him.

The Florida paper received the Pulitzer in public service for its coverage of the massacre of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland and for detailing the shortcomings in school discipline and security that contributed to the carnage.

The Post-Gazette was honored in the breaking news category for its reporting on the synagogue rampage that left 11 people dead. The man awaiting trial in the attack railed against Jews before, during and after the massacre, authorities said.

Reuters won an international reporting award for work that cost two of its staffers their liberty: coverage of a brutal crackdown on Rohingya Muslims by security forces in Myanmar.

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Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle

The world's rarest turtle has moved a step closer to extinction after a female specimen died in a Chinese zoo, leaving behind just three known members of the species.

The Yangtze giant softshell turtle, believed to be above 90 years of age, died in Suzhou Zoo on Saturday, according to the Suzhou Daily.

The female's death came a day after zoo officials made a last-ditch effort at artificial insemination using semen from the Suzhou Zoo male, an animal estimated to be more than 100 years old, the newspaper said.

The zoo had tried unsuccessfully for several years to get the pair to mate and reproduce naturally. It will now conduct an autopsy to determine what caused the animal's death, the newspaper reported.

Besides the Suzhou Zoo male there are only two other known members of the species left, both living in the wild in Vietnam and of unknown gender, according to conservationists.

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Iron Age Settlement

Oxfordshire

Twenty-six human skeletons dating back almost 3,000 years ago have been discovered in Oxfordshire.

Thames Water's £14.5m project to ease pressure on a chalk stream near Wantage led to the discovery believed to be from the Iron Age and Roman periods.

Workers found an ancient settlement containing an array of historic artefacts as they prepared to lay new water pipes which will relieve pressure on Letcombe Brook.

The finds included 26 human skeletons with some likely to have been involved in ritual burials.

There was also evidence of dwellings, animal carcasses and household items including pottery, cutting implements and a decorative comb.

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Thawing Permafrost

Siberia

Thawing ice in the Earth's polar zones is releasing all kinds of nasties. Think prehistoric viruses, nuclear fallout, greenhouse gas, and anthrax-causing spores. Experts are now warning that rapid warming in Russia's Yakutia republic could be putting residents at risk of the latter plus other ancient diseases, The Telegraph reports.

Yakutia (aka the Republic of Sakha) lies in Siberia's northeast and covers some of the coldest permanently inhabited places on the planet, with average winter temperatures regularly dropping below 30°C (-22°F). And yet, it is also experiencing some of the greatest warming in relation to climate change. In just 10 years, average temperatures in Yakutia's capital Yakutsk have risen by 2.5°C. That throws up all sorts of dilemmas, not least the collapse of infrastructure specifically built to cope with the region's permafrost. But many have also raised concerns about the return of "zombie Anthrax".

Anthrax is an infectious (and potentially deadly) condition brought on by Bacillus anthracis. Spores of the bacteria are naturally found in the Earth's soil, where they may be ingested by plant-eating animals. Like several other pathogens, B. anthracis can go into hiding (or hibernation) when conditions are not quite right, only to return again when circumstances improve. The French even have a name for it - champs maudits (the "cursed fields"), a reference to fields of dead livestock, not uncommon during the Middle Ages, decimated by so-called "zombie anthrax".

Permafrost, like that in Yakutia, provides the perfect state for hibernation. B. anthracis can lie dormant in this frigid state for more than 100 years.

Siberia has already seen the return of the disease. Following an unusually warm summer in 2016, an outbreak resulted in the deaths of hundreds of reindeer and a 12-year-old boy. More had to be hospitalized. According to The Telegraph, experts concluded that high temperatures had prompted greater ice thaw, releasing anthrax from decades-old infection sites.

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Fifth Dynasty

Egypt

A 4,300-year-old tomb belonging to a senior official in Egypt's Fifth Dynasty has been unveiled around 20 miles south of Cairo.

The newly opened crypt, located near Saqqara, contains vivid coloured reliefs and well-preserved inscriptions painted in a special green resin that has kept its pigment over the last 4,300 years.

Built from white limestone bricks, it is thought to belong to a nobleman known as Khuwy or Khewi and was discovered last month.

In a statement Mohamed Megahed, head of the excavation team, said: "The L-shaped Khuwy tomb starts with a small corridor heading downwards into an antechamber and from there a larger chamber with painted reliefs depicting the tomb owner seated at an offering table."

The north wall of the tomb indicates its design was inspired by the architectural blueprint of the royal pyramids from the Fifth Dynasty (2494-2345 BC), the statement added.

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In Memory

Georgia Engel

Georgia Engel, who played the charmingly innocent, small-voiced Georgette on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and amassed a string of other TV and stage credits, has died. She was 70.

Engel died Friday in Princeton, New Jersey, said her friend and executor, John Quilty. The cause of death was unknown because she was a Christian Scientist and didn't see doctors, Quilty said Monday.

Engel was best known for her role as Georgette on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," the character who was improbably destined to marry pompous anchorman Ted Baxter, played by Ted Knight.

Engel also had recurring roles on "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "Hot in Cleveland." She was a five-time Emmy nominee, receiving two nods for the late Moore's show and three for "Everybody Loves Raymond."

Georgia Bright Engel was born in July 1948 in Washington, D.C., to parents Benjamin, a Coast Guard officer, and Ruth Engel. She studied theater at the University of Hawaii.

Her prolific career included guest appearances on a variety of series, including "The Love Boat," ''Fantasy Island," ''Coach" and "Two and a Half Men." Her "Hot in Cleveland" role reunited her with Betty White, her co-star in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (1972-77) and "The Betty White Show" (1977-78).

Engel appeared on Broadway in plays and musicals including "Hello, Dolly!", "The Boys from Syracuse" and, most recently, "The Drowsey Chaperone" in 2006-07. She starred in an off-Broadway production of "Uncle Vanya" in 2012.

Her real-life voice was as sweet as the one familiar from her screen roles. "What you see is what you get. That's not a character voice - that's our girl," a smiling White said in a 2012 interview with Engel, calling her a "pure gold" friend and colleague.

Engel's final credited television appearance came last year in the Netflix series "One Day at a Time."

Funeral services for Engel, whose survivors include her sisters Robin Engel and Penny Lusk, will be private, Quilty said.

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