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MUSIC
'Glee' surpasses Beatles record
Move oven, Beatles, and make way for the cast of "Glee."The hit TV show has now charted more songs on the Billboard Hot 100 than the Fab Four.
The Beatles placed 71 titles in the Hot 100 from their first appearance in 1964 with "I Want to Hold Your Hand" through "Real Love" in 1996. But it's taken "Glee" only a bit more than 16 months to put 75 songs onto the same chart
Because of the quantity of "Glee" releases — five or six songs are typically made available for downloading after each week's episode — its number of potential charting songs has outstripped releases by conventional bands or solo acts.
That doesn't, however, mean the "Glee" singers have surpassed the Beatles in terms of sales. Total download sales of the "Glee" titles are at 11.5 million, according to Billboard. The Beatles remain the biggest selling act of all time, with certified album sales of 177 million copies in the United States. The quartet also has received 24 gold singles awards, 10 platinum and four multiplatinum certifications.
The "Glee" tally of 75 songs is now third overall behind James Brown, who charted 91 songs, and Elvis Presley, who records the record at 108.
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Pranks constant on 'Jackass 3D'set
MOVIES
MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE
CHICAGO—Johnny Knoxville didn't sleep very well while filming "Jackass 3D." Few members of the cast and crew did. They were too paranoid — a result of the constant pranks on the set — and were forced to sleep with one eye open, so to speak.
"You don't sleep," said Knoxville, while promoting the sequel with director Jeff Tremaine. "You check around corners and look over your shoulders constantly. We were like World War II fighter pilots — never let anyone on your tail."
Tremaine directed the first two "Jackass" films, which combined
made more than $164 million at the worldwide box office, and said the third film, in theaters Oct. 15, left the cast and crew a little rattled.
"For the next three years, we'll all be covering our (privates)," Tremaine said. "We're so paranoid right now."
What exactly did they do to each other?
Tremaine introduced a new prank to the group called "The Rocky", named for the "Italian Stallion" himself. It involved sneaking up behind an unsuspecting victim, splashing water in his face and then immediately punching him with a boxing glove — all while the "Rocky" theme
song played on a boombox.
"One time when I played the song, about eight people ducked and looked around," Knoxville said. "It was nerve-racking."
"The Rocky" was filmed with a camera that shoots 100 frames per second. Knoxville said. This allows the audience to see the prank — from the water splashing to the way the face reacts to the punch — in superslow motion. It's just one of many new camera tricks fans will notice in the 3-D sequel.
"You feel like you're in the scene with us," Knoxville said about 3-D. "It elevated the film to another level."
MOVIES
Weekend box office race does not have clear favorite
MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE
LOS ANGELES — It looks to be a tight race at the box office this weekend, with a distinct chance that none of the three movies opening nationwide will emerge a clear winner.
Walt Disney Pictures' horse racing drama "Secretariat" and Warner Bros.' romantic comedy "Life as We Know It" are both expected to sell roughly $15 million worth of tickets on their debut weekend, according to people who have seen pre-release surveys. But if both pictures perform below expectations, they could end up behind Sony Pictures' Facebook movie, "The Social Network," which is in its second weekend and on track to collect
The 3-D horror film "My Soul to Take," which Universal Pictures is releasing for Relativity Media's Rogue Pictures genre label, will probably lag behind the competition with a little less than $10 million. Young adults, who typically make up the audience for horror movies, appear to be highly interested in the first film that horror-meister Wes Craven has directed in five years. It cost about $25 million to produce.
"Social Network" has had strong weekday grosses, taking in about $2 million each day and bringing its box office total to $28.7 million by Wednesday.
$12 million to $15 million
Indeed, it appears that nothing will break on out what appears to
be a slow moviegoing weekend. Disney has aggressively marketed "Secretariat" as an inspirational family film, but it is mainly drawing interest from older adults, who are the most likely to be familiar with the Triple Crown winner from the 1970s.
"Secretariat" cost $35 million to produce and will need to open on the high end of expectations and generate strong word of mouth to end up a financial success for Disney.
One of the movie's challenges is that its likely audience overlaps with that of "Life as We Know It," which is expected to be broadly appealing to women. This weekend the two pictures will play at more than 3,000 cinemas.
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9 Buck-eyes' sch.
12 Colander
13 Mop & —
14 Tin container
15 Smaller map
16 Half a winter pair
18 Gearshift mechanism, for short
20 Sheltered
21 Down Under avian
23 Started
24 Scandinavian inlet
25 Hay there?
27 The R in NPR
29 Contami-nate
31 Green
35 Pyro-maniac's crime
37 Winter forecast
38 "Loves me (not)"
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41 Work with
43 Pink-slip
44 Dermatology case
45 Add on
47 The "Crime Dog"
49 March
52 Paid player
53 Month in Marselles
54 Spritelike
55 Blue
56 Illustrations
57 Southpaw
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2 Cubby-hole
3 Pack anew
4 State with certainty
5 Gold or silver
6 To-do list
7 Stage presentation
8 Craggy peak
9 Eye (Pref.)
10 Less risky
11 Hungry
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19 "Phoooey!"
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26 Riddle
28 Actress Kirsten
30 Bawl
32 Peeved
33 Curse
34 Ram's mate
36 Costume
38 Chokes
39 Ghana's capital
40 "— We Trust"
42 Museum stand
45 Some-where out there
46 "Unforgettable" singer
48 Ms. Thurman
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today is a 9
10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
Today is a 9 Today feels like magic, with just the right atmosphere for romantic activities, social successes and personal growth. Relax and enjoy.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 5
All systems are go at work and in social venues. Your partner sees the way to transform a space into a party atmosphere. Get set to play.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21)
Today is a 9
Today
You achieve your goals today,
almost regardless of what you do.
Everything falls into place as if by
incredible coincidence. You get
fantastic results.
CANCER (June 22-July 22)
Today is a 5
Everyone uses their talents in optimum ways today. Plenty of good ideas surface, and each person runs with one of them. Expect great results.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 9
Everyone appears to be on the same page now. Take advantage of this agreement to move any important project forward. A little magic doesn't hurt.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. 22)
Today is a 9
Make the most of today in every area of your life. Questions give
way to logical answers, so you have time for a joyous celebration with friends.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Today is a 9.
Take charge from the moment you get out of bed. Dress appropriately for climbing the next rung of the success ladder. Others help along the way.
Obstacles dissolve as you get into action, diving in with your natural talents. Everyone agrees that you're on the right track. This one's easy.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.21) Today is a 5
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 5
Keep lines of communication open, and listen for nuances in each person's statements. Multiple ideas gain impressive results simultaneously.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.19)
Today is a 6
The ball is definitely in your court, and you score big. You haven't been on your game like this for a long time. Bask in the success.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Todav is a 9
A lucky catch keeps you from spilling the beans. The secret will come out when it's supposed to, so smile and hold it until then.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 9
Get everyone on the same page by breakfast, if possible. There's a lot to get done today, but it's all possible with cooperative effort.
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