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“Tom Seaver: A Terrific Life” by Bill Madden; Simon and Schuster (291 pages, $28)
Monday. Ugh. The very word emits a chill. Monday means back to school, or work. Nose to the grindstone. Party’s over.
Melissa McCarthy and her husband, filmmaker Ben Falcone, have managed to put out not one but two movies during this global pandemic. It prompts two questions: What did we do to deserve them? And how do we stop it?
The following honor/memorial books have been placed on the shelves at Cranberry Public Library:
Last week in Starwatch I told you about how all of the stars in our sky, including our closest star, the sun, all appear to revolve around the North Star Polaris every 24 hours.
Sharon Osbourne will talk about her unceremonious exit from CBS’ “The Talk” Friday on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher.”
NEW YORK — Colton Underwood, the former football tight end who found fame on “The Bachelor,” has revealed that he is gay.
LONDON — Helen Mirren has been finding the bright side of the pandemic.
LONDON — The U.K.’s national broadcaster switched instantly into mourning mode when Prince Philip’s death was announced, but not everyone has agreed with that BBC decision.
The main character of Oliver Hermanus’ shattering “Moffie,” set in 1981 South Africa, is a handsome, white 18-year-old. In the country’s system of apartheid, he is a member of the ruling class, but he’s no insider.
What is it that inspires some movies about space travel to be so solemn and joyless?
The following honor/memorial books have been placed on the shelves at Cranberry Area Public Library:
When you ask the average person what the brightest star in the Butler night sky is, the answer you often get is the North Star.
After a series of deluxe reissues of three of Prince’s biggest albums of the 1980s, his estate is exciting hardcore fans with the long-awaited emergence of the previously unreleased “Welcome 2 America” album from 2010.
UNCASVILLE, Conn. — The 100th Miss America will be crowned before a live audience at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut following a year of virtual appearances and delayed competitions due to the pandemic, organizers announced Thursday.
ORLANDO, Fla. — After facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs' defense, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady had no problem taking a lightsaber to Star Wars' Kylo Ren and a unit of storm troopers.
Paul Ritter, an accomplished actor who appeared in massive film franchises such as “Harry Potter” and the James Bond series before a prominent role in the Emmy-winning “Chernobyl,” has died at age 54.
The end is getting closer for AMC’s wildly popular post-apocalyptic series “The Walking Dead.”
The starry cast of Aaron Sorkin’s 1960s courtroom drama “The Trial of the Chicago 7” took the top prize Sunday at a virtual Screen Actors Guild Awards where actors of color, for the first time, swept the individual film awards.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — A prayer vigil was planned for Monday outside the suburban New York hospital where rapper DMX remained on life support Sunday following a heart attack.