THE UNIVERSITY DAILY & INSAN
TUESDAY MOVEMBER 15, 2011
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HOROSCOPES
Because the stars know things we don't.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 8
Today is a 8 Clear out space for a new possibility. Sort, organize and give stuff away. Take time to appreciate where you've been, as you prepare for where you're going.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 8
Keep the good vibes flowing at work and at home by continuing to adjust the infrastructure. Take some special alone time. Then you can care for others.
Gemini (May 21-June 21)
Today is a 8.
List your blessings. Doing this will make you happy. There's money coming in (and going out). Go for balance. Success is knowing you've done your best.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) Today is an 9
Today is an 9
Lose yourself doing something you love. Your have award-winning confidence. Move up a level at work. Synchronize schedules for upcoming plans.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 7
Today is a 7
Slowing down is not a bad thing now. Take your time to regroup, and consider the low hanging fruit. Study the details. Thinking it over reveals hidden pitfalls.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is an 7
Pass on what you've learned.
What goes around comes around, sooner or later. Keep dreaming new adventures, and share skills with those who would follow your path.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is an 8
Think bigger. Your job here's not done. You have a lot to say and a lot to contribute. Allow others to show you your own blind spots. They love you more than you know.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is an 7
Upgrade your personal environment with pleasing touches. Find them on Craigslist or Freeecycle ... no need to spend. Save up for something big. Travel later.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 7
Accept well-earned acknowledgment. Harmony infuses your efforts, and you make things look graceful and easy.
You know the persistence it took to pull that off.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today is a 8 Negotiating a contract is easier now.Make a case for honest communication and clear listening.Begin a writing or recording project. Children spur you on.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Today is a 8
Today you're a worker bee.
Collect all the pollen that you can,
as you do the dance that makes the flowers grow. Work as a team. Enjoy the honey later.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 8
Nurture the love you have and make it grow. Step into a larger role in a project. Small, yet consistent actions taken over time can add up to big results.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Dispatch a dragon
5 Pharm. watchdog org.
8 Spades or hearts
12 Former larva
13 Writer Fleming
14 Leading man?
15 CEO, e.g.
16 Poisonous metallic element
18 "— Overcome"
20 In a proper way
21 Attempt
22 Eggs
23 Intersection
26 Green onion
30 Tavern
31 Jewel
32 Rage
33 Not deep
36 Moisten poultry
38 Ump's call
39 Scoundrel
40 Butter substi-
tutes
43 Braided bread
47 Thurgood of the Supreme Court
49 Title
50 Rim
51 Dove's call
52 Siblings' biz abbr.
53 Night light?
54 Optical organ
55 Ninth mo
DOWN
Solution time; 21 mins.
4 America's Cup contenders
5 In a proper way
6 Willy Wonka's creator
7 Literary collection
8 Female friend
9 Mine entrance
10 Manhandle
11 TV trophy
17 Volcanic outflow
19 They're between kues and esses
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TELEVISION
Kournikova not returning to "The Biggest Loser"
22 Resis-
tance unit
23 Letter-
man's
network
24 "Go
team!"
25 Man-
mouse
link
26 Stitch
27 Fleur-
de- —
28 Table
scrap
29 Shirt
shape
31 Under-
stood
34 Untie
35 Thriving
36 Sheep's
call
37 Extem-
porizes
39 Actress
Sevigny
40 Portent
41 Stow
cargo
42 As a
result
43 Satiate
44 Tradi-
tional
tales
45 On
46 Own,
Biblically
48 Expert
LOS ANGELES — One season and she's out: Tennis star Anna Kournikova won't be returning to "The Biggest Loser."
Kourikova was one of two trainers brought aboard to join Bob Harper after jilien Michaels left the show last season. Known for her glamazon good looks, she struck some as a curious choice. But Kourikova said she had plenty in common with the obese contestants on NBC's reality weight-loss show: Years in the media spotlight left her struggling with feelings of inadequacy and insecurity about her looks.
However, her tenure got off to a rocky start. This season's theme is "Battle for the Ages," pitting youth against oldsters. Kournikova ended up with the senior set, and they have struggled, losing several weigh-ins and challenges. Moreover, she created conflict with several of the players — and made no friends with viewers — with a less-than-sympathetic demeanor.
(Good-natured joe, for example, bristled when Kournikova essentially told him to man up and get over some of his issues.)
Each week, during media conference calls with the eliminated players, contestants sang Kournikova's praises (including Joe, who was eliminated last week but said he credited Kournikova as being key to his weight-loss success). But the Hollywood Reporter, which broke the news about Kournikova's departure, hinted that Kournikova was clashing with folks on and off camera.
Representatives for the show and for Kournikova were unavailable for comment. The Hollywood Reporter said Kournikova gave no reason for the departure beyond wishing everyone well: "I enjoyed my time on the Biggest Loser ranch. Although I will not be returning as a full time trainer on season 13, I will always be a part of The Biggest Loser family and my commitment to bettering lives through health and fitness will continue."
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CELEBRITIES
Musical lawsuits that don't involve Bieber
SHOWER POWERS
Never fear! There are other musical lawsuits around to drum up interest. Here are our favorites.
NEW YORK — Sure, that Justin Bieber paternity lawsuit got everyone in an uproar, but that will likely die down once he takes his DNA test.
Pittbull vs. Lindsay Lohan originally sued Pitbull in August over the line "I got it locked up like Lindsay Lohan" from his hit "Give Me Everything," claiming it did her "irrepareable harm." Pitbull tried to mend fences, even inviting Lohan to be his date to the MTV Video Music Awards. However, with Lohan's suit proceeding, Rolling Stone reported last week that Pitbull has decided to counterseu. His defense? Well, she has been in jail.
Corwel Platinum Entertainment vs. Adam Lambert: Yes, on its face, it's just another contract dispute over who owns the songs from a songwriter who suddenly became famous. The juicy part, according to The Hollywood Reporter, is that Mr. Glambert may have been under contract when he auditioned for "American Idol," making him ineligible to compete. Would that mean Danny Gokey would get the runner-up title? Hmmm.
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Sean Powers
MCCLATCHY TRIBUNE
Timberlake more successful overseas than in America
The singer-turned-actor is hardly Johnny Depp, but his last
LOS ANGELES — Is Justin Timberlake the latest Hollywood star to hold surprising clout overseas?
The singer-turned-actor hardly Johnny Depp, but his laf few films have done better abroad than domestically. "In Time," his sci-fi action flick released in the U.S. three weeks ago, has already collected $53.7 million abroad compared with its $30.7 million stateside tally. The Andrew Niccol-directed movie is playing in 53 foreign countries and has performed best in Russia, where it has grossed $13.2 million. The film, which also stars Amanda Seyfried, has yet to open in a number of major international markets, including France and
Japan.
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The last film in which the actor had a major role, July's romantic comedy "Friends With Benefits," also did well abroad. The movie co-starring Mila Kunis made $93.7 million internationally of its $149.5 million global total.
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Even "Bad Teacher" — the raunchy summer comedy in which he had a supporting role and last year's "Yogi Bear" — in which he voiced the animated sidekick Boo Boo — sold slightly more tickets in foreign countries than in the U.S.
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