Sunday, March 25, 2012

Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Titanic legacy: turning tragedy into ticket sales
It's the best-remembered maritime disaster on the books, a story that's been overlaid with romance and intrigue from the moment the great ship grazed the iceberg 100 years ago next month.  


Gossip

Parker: The lucky one trusts all will work out again
I made the bed today, so I know all will be OK. My husband knows things are bad when I don't make the bed, but I made the bed today.  


Moms - Parenting

As "pink slime" controversy roils, Colorado districts see red over the beef filler in school lunches
As the “pink slime” controversy has seeped into school lunches, some Colorado districts have responded to a surge of parent and community concern over safety by changing the way they approach their ground-beef purchases. Ann Cooper, director of food services for the Boulder Valley School District, said she received dozens of e-mails seeking assurances that the  


Today's Movies

The Titanic leaves a memorable wake on film
Cinema was still a relatively new hybrid of art and technology when the RMS Titanic met its fate. Still, movies wasted no time taking on a disaster that seemed to expose the hubris of embracing the new too hardily.  


Television - Joanne Ostrow

Ostrow: Great expectations for Dickens on PBS
Everything old is new again, especially Charles Dickens, two of whose works undergo stunning new adaptations on PBS next month.  


Society - Joanne Davidson

Davidson: 13 honored as Women Making History
In the early 1980s, when a high school guidance counselor told Pensal McCray's honor-student daughter that she wasn't eligible to apply for college scholarships, McCray was flabbergasted.  


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