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”The Brady Bunch” Turns 50: Here's the Story…
It’s an opening credits sequence that’s instantly recognizable to generations of TV viewers. Blue squares with smiling faces in them, all looking around at those in the squares above or beneath them. And then, the song begins. “Here’s the story of a lovely lady…” We’re talking, of course, about “The Brady Bunch,” the iconic sitcom about the adventures of a...
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Did You Lose Downton Abbey in the British Fog? Catch Up Here
Does it feel like forever since we lost the style, splendor and scandals of “Downton Abbey?” Well, dust off your jewels and put up the kettle because the twists and turns at your favorite Yorkshire estate in early 20th-century Britain are back with a feature film, to the delight of fans and “Masterpiece,” among others involved in creating the show.
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Restraining Order Extended After Stranger Was Accused of Breaking Into and Sleeping in Channing Tatum's Home
A judge Tuesday extended by five years a stay-away order Channing Tatum obtained on behalf of himself, his estranged wife and their 6-year-old daughter against a woman accused of breaking into their Hollywood home and staying there for more than a week in June.
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Man Charged in Cold-Case Slaying of Prominent Hollywood TV Director
A 52-year-old man was charged Friday with the killing of TV producer and director Barry Crane more than three decades ago, prosecutors said.
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Man Arrested in Cold-Case Slaying of Prominent Hollywood TV Director
A man charged with bludgeoning and strangling to death a Hollywood television director more than three decades ago was arrested Thursday in North Carolina after police said DNA and a confession linked him to the crime.
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Second Boston-Based Billionaire Facing Criminal Charge in Florida Prostitution Ring
A second Boston-based billionaire is facing a criminal charge after a multi-agency investigation into human trafficking at massage parlors in Florida. John W. Childs, the 77-year-old Massachusetts billionaire who founded a Waltham-based private equity firm, is facing a charge of solicitation of prostitution after a wide-ranging investigation across several counties, Vero Beach police said. Childs’ firm, J.W. Childs Associates, is...
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NYC Buildings Department Finds Cause of Broken Elevator That Trapped Housekeeper for 3 Days
The city buildings department has determined what caused an elevator inside an Upper East Side luxury townhouse to get stuck last week, trapping a housekeeper inside for three days.
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Some Answers in Elevator Horror Story
The New York City buildings department has determined what caused an elevator inside a luxury townhouse to fail, trapping a housekeeper for three days. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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‘Roma' Actor Jorge Antonio Guerrero Denied US Visa, May Miss Oscars
One of the actors of the award-winning film “Roma” may not attend the Oscars because the U.S. consulate in Mexico has denied his visa for the third time. Jorge Antonio Guerrero played Fermín, a militiaman who offers a private martial art “show” in the nude to Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio), a maid. Guerrero was initially rejected for a tourist visa, and...
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Norwalk Mother Facing Deportation Seeks Refuge at New Haven Church
A Norwalk mother who has lived in the United States for 24 years is refusing deportation and did not board a plane back to Guatemala on Thursday.
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Secrets of the Trade: Hotel Housekeepers Tell All
From once rampant sexual harassment to their new role of ‘eyes and ears’ in hallways, hotel housekeepers are revealing secrets of the job and debunking myths.
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Holocaust Survivor Faces Evil, Cheats Death for Second Time
Sitting in the handicapped lane outside Tree of Life synagogue, Judah Samet watched as a plainclothes officer traded gunfire with the man at the temple door. He was caught in a crossfire and, yet, instead of ducking down, he craned his neck to get a glimpse of the gunman. “The guy was very focused,” he said, pointing his finger like...
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New Jersey Considers Panic Buttons for Hotel Workers
New Jersey is considering requiring most hotels to provide employees with panic buttons to summon help if they are threatened or attacked while cleaning rooms.
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Major Hotels Giving Panic Buttons to Staff Nationwide
Tens of thousands of employees at more than 18,000 U.S. hotels will soon carry panic buttons to help protect them from harassment and assault in an era of heightened awareness around the #MeToo movement.
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Goodbye Mrs. Garrett: How Charlotte Rae Gave ‘Life' to TV
“The Facts of Life” actress, who died Sunday at age 92, transcended her material to become an unlikely sitcom star.
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Medical Examiner Confirms Kate Spade Hanged Herself in Park Avenue Apartment
Andy Spade, the husband and business partner of designer Kate Spade, who died in an apparent suicide, said she suffered from depression and anxiety for many years.
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Read Andy Spade's Full Statement on Wife Kate Spade's Death
Andy Spade, the husband and business partner of designer Kate Spade, who died in an apparent suicide in her Park Avenue apartment Tuesday, touched on many factors in an emotional 342-word statement released a day after her death. But he made one thing clear: his focus going forward is his daughter. Here is Andy Spade’s unedited statement on the passing of...
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Happening Today: Stormy Daniels, Alice Marie Johnson, Medicare, Samantha Bee, CMT Awards
Here’s what to know for Thursday, June 7.
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Kate Spade's Husband Andy Breaks Silence on Wife's Death
Andy Spade, the husband of Kate Spade, who died in an apparent suicide in her NYC apartment, said she suffered from depression and anxiety.
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Forecast for Thursday, June 7
Storm Team 4 meteorologist Chris Cimino has your forecast for Thursday, June 7.