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JULIANNE HOUGH

The two-time Dancing with the Stars champ, 26, who turned her wins into acting roles in movies including Footloose, Safe Haven and Rock of Ages, returns on March 16 to the ABC show that made her a star.

Why come back to DWTS as a judge instead of a dancer?

“Being a dancer is a big commitment and it didn’t allow me time to focus on other aspects of my career. Being a judge is a great way to be a part of the show, but still have time for my other dreams and aspirations.”

Are you going to be OK stirring up controversy if you think you’re right, but others disagree with your opinion?

“Whatever I say comes from a place of love. So I hope that if there is controversy, everyone knows it’s coming from a good place.”

You’re going to be playing Sandy on FOX’s live Grease musical later this year.

Is it true that the original movie made you want to be an entertainer?

“It absolutely is. I grew up in a Mormon household and the movie was rated PG-13, so I wasn’t allowed to watch it. But every time my parents were out of the house, I would sneak in and watch it, and my siblings and I would do the dances. I would pretend I was Email your Sandy.”

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What’s next for actor Ed Burns?

I haven’t seen him in anything for a while.

—Ava M., Cincinnati

A: Burns, 47, who wrote, directed and starred in the hit indie films The Brothers McMullen and She’s the One, has been busy penning his new memoir, Independent Ed (Gotham, 2015), which describes the highs and lows of his career. “I thought it might be a good time to look back and share with young filmmakers all the mistakes I’ve made,” he says. In June, he’s back in action with Public Morals, a gritty crime-drama series he’s writing, directing and starring in for TNT.

Ginnifer Goodwin

Q: My daughter and I saw Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast. I’m curious if Ginnifer Goodwin enjoyed providing the voice of Tink’s friend, Fawn.

—Debbi G., Lexington, Ky. A: She did! Goodwin, 36, who also plays Snow White on ABC’s Sunday night series Once Upon a Time, likes that Disney’s Tinker Bell series, which began in 2008, teaches morals to kids “in a way that isn’t preachy.” Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast is now available on Blu-ray and DVD.

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Characters!

This spring marks the 75th anniversary of the famous cat-and-mouse cartoon twosome Tom and Jerry.

We asked celebrities about favorite cartoon TV characters from their childhoods.

Bruce Boxleitner

Cesar Millan

Stephen Amell

Regina King

Lisa Rinna

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Arrow

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The Pink He-Man Panther and She-Ra

American Crime/The Big Bang Theory

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

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The Flintstones

Donald Duck

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Singers and Scientists share more than might be expected.

Whether it’s a breakout melody or a breakthrough in research. When it comes together, everything fits.

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Edited by Erin Hill It’ll be party, party, party on the high seas this spring as Carnival Cruise Line launches its latest live concert series. Classic rock band Journey kicks off the performances March 18-19 in St. Thomas. Later in the season, Smokey Robinson, Styx, Little Big Town and Rascal Flatts (above) will each perform multiple port-of-call shows.

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No one has ever walked the entire length of the River Nile—seven million steps—until now. Walking the Nile, which premieres March 18 on Animal Planet, follows British explorer Levison Wood’s expedition as the first person to walk the length of the world’s longest river. His nine-month journey takes him into six countries, through jungles, deserts and even war zones. “I also encountered crocodiles, elephants, buffalos and snakes,” he says. “I found a scorpion in my shirt.”

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Sean Penn stars in The Gunman, out March 20, joining the ranks of many other memorable Hollywood “gunmen.”

1964 - Clint Eastwood stars in the first of his three iconic “Spaghetti Westerns,” A Fistful of Dollars.

1976 - In his final film, The Shootist, John Wayne played a legendary aging gunfighter.

1982 - Sylvester Stallone was the one-man-army Rambo in First Blood.

1992 - A bank heist goes horribly wrong for the hoods (including Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen) of Reservoir Dogs.

2009 - Johnny Depp fought the law as gangster John Dillinger in Public Enemies.

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Johnny Cash was still writing love letters to wife June late in life.

Einstein later said he regretted sending the letter that inspired FDR’s Manhattan Project.

At age 23, future Pulitzer Prize winner Eudora Welty wrote to The New Yorker declaring, “How I would like to work for you!” (She didn’t get the job).

curated more than 125 such missives, including 14-year-old Fidel Castro’s letter to President Roosevelt requesting $10 and Groucho Marx’s advice to Woody Allen.

But you don’t need to be famous to write or receive something profound. Consider Caitlin Alifirenka and Martin Ganda. The two met through a pen pal exchange in 1997 when Alifirenka, then 12 and living in Hatfield, Pa., wrote to a 14-year-old Ganda, who was living in one of Zimbabwe’s worst slums. Despite wildly different upbringings, the two became best friends through letters. Their upcoming book, I Will Always Write Back: How One Letter Changed Two Lives (Little Brown, 2015), chronicles their six-year correspondence.

“I’d race to the mailbox every day after school in anticipation of receiving a letter,” Alifirenka, now 30, says. “I loved the feel of the paper, the colorful stamps and the way he dotted his i’s with o’s as much as all the stories he shared. His letters felt more like gifts.” Ganda, now 32, says Alifirenka’s letters were his “lifeline.”

“By sharing her life with me, she inspired me to think of a life beyond Zimbabwe,” he says.

That included urging Ganda, a stellar student, to apply to American colleges. “Following Caitlin’s very first note, I’d say my full scholarship acceptance letter to Villanova University was the second most important letter of my life,” says Ganda, who went on to finish his MBA at Duke last year.

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h, the power of letters. They’ve fueled love affairs and severed friendships, ignited wars and settled them. They can convey the most profound thanks, apology or regret. Sometimes, they contain world-altering ideas, such as Albert Einstein’s 1939 letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt urging him to start a nuclear program.

(Einstein’s warning that the Germans might develop atomic bombs led to Roosevelt’s bomb-building Manhattan Project.)

Whatever their content, it’s not just the words that give letters their power—it’s the emotional connections. Whether saved, framed or filed, they’re tangible proof of relationships. Each time they’re read, they transport us back to our feelings about a specific time, place, person or event. This may be the reason hand-written—or hand-typed—communiqués are making a comeback, at least in popular culture. Take Danny Collins, a movie debuting March 20, starring Al Pacino as an aging rocker who receives a posthumous letter from his idol John Lennon. That note reconnects Collins with his character’s younger, more idealistic self. (See “Al Pacino: A Man of Words—and Letters,” page 8. ) “Letters have that kind of power,” says Shaun Usher, editor of Letters of Note: An Eclectic Collection of Correspondence Deserving a Wider Audience (Chronicle, 2014), who

A Search for Connection The power of letters—to befriend, love and support others—is why Atlanta-based Hannah Brencher,

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26, started MoreLoveLetters.com, an online movement to inspire more letter-writing.

“My generation thinks they don’t have time for it,” Brencher says. “But when they actually sit down and write a letter, they realize how meaningful it is.”

Brencher started the website when she moved to Manhattan after college and found herself lost and alone. One day, while riding the subway feeling blue, she saw an older woman who looked like she felt the same way.

“I decided to write her a letter right there—and left it on the subway car with the inscription, ‘If you find this letter, it’s for you,’” she says.

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Al Pacino:

A MAN OF WORDS—AND LETTERS The Danny Collins star on fan letters, encouragement and how he communicates with his kids.

Bening, Bobby Cannavale and Jennifer Garner, seems like a rock ‘n’ roll fantasy, but it’s not: The screenplay was based on the true tale of an encouraging letter Lennon actually did write to a British folk singer, Steve Tilston, back in 1971. Tilston, unaware of the letter, didn’t receive it until a collector found it and presented it to him years later, in 2005.

Pacino also received letters of support from famous fans early in his career, when he was on stage in New York and then

starring in soon-to-be-classic films, including The Godfather and Dog Day Afternoon. Who were the letters from? He won’t

say. But he believes that what a person does with that encouragement is what counts.

“Sometimes we do things in life that we don’t realize [make us] turn profound corners,” he says. Pacino now has entered a phase of his career where he’s more into satisfying his artistic curiosity than making big splashes. He played “suicide doctor” Jack Kevorkian and infamous producer Phil Spector in HBO movies that won several awards; he’s scheduled to perform on Broadway this October in China Doll, a new play by David Mamet; he starred in two 2014 independent films, Manglehorn and The Humbling; and he’s visiting film festivals promoting Salomé, a movie he

directed and stars in based on Oscar Wilde’s play about the Biblical story.

His work takes him back and forth between film and theater, and his life takes him from coast to coast. Keeping up with his children (14-year-old twins Anton and Olivia, with whom he shares custody with actress Beverly D’Angelo, and 25-yearold Julie) requires both commuting and communicating with a 21st-century method that this man of words has found he now prefers to letters, something that has morphed his love of lengthy sentences and long, flowing responses into something much shorter and snappier. “I like texting,” he admits. “You can’t really write a long text.” —Joel Keller

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an letters. You’d expect acting legend Al Pacino to receive them—but to send one? That’s just what he did in 1963 when he saw Christopher Plummer on Broadway in the play The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui. “He’s one of the greatest actors ever, and an inspiration,” says Pacino, 74, who remembers handing his note to a theater doorman to give to Plummer. “I don’t know if he got it. I was a kid. He wouldn’t have known how to get back to me.”

A fan letter also plays a starring role in Pacino’s new movie, Danny Collins, in which he plays a oncesuperstar singer-songwriter whose middleaged life is changed when he receives a long-lost missive from the past, written to him decades before with words of praise and encouragement from Beatle John Lennon. The letter is given to Collins by his manager, who is played—with no small degree of showbiz coincidence—by Christopher Plummer.

The plot of the movie, which opens in limited release March 20 and also features Annette

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started leaving notes everywhere, in bathroom stalls, tucked into coat pockets, on park benches and at bars. This led to a blog post offering letters to anyone interested. The next morning, she had 400 requests.

Her website, launched in 2012, is the result, as is her new memoir, If You Find This Letter: My Journey to Find Purpose Through Hundreds of Letters to Strangers (Howard, 2015).

30 Rejection letters Stephen King received for his first novel, Carrie (legend has it that King nailed the letters to a timber under his bed)

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1 million+ Letters American kids sent to Santa Claus last year 65,000 Letters delivered to the White House each week, as well as 100,000 emails and 1,000 faxes 20% The drop in letters mailed since 2007, according to the U.S. Post Office

Preserving Family History Jane Randel’s children have no idea their mom has been writing and saving letters to give them one day.

This tradition was inspired by the loss of a dear friend, a father and neighbor, who died on 9/11 at the World Trade Center. At the time, Randel, now 47, was a new mother and felt compelled to write her then 1-year old son a letter.

“I poured all my mushy thoughts

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Put the date above your return address? In the old days, Emily Post, famous for writing about etiquette, would have been aghast! When it comes to writing letters today, some of the old rules still stand but new situations dictate new guidelines. Here are a few tips from emilypost.com: Always RSVP: Follow the invitation format. Reply to written invites with letters, respond via email to emails, for example.

Address and date: If your stationery does not include a printed address, include yours in the upper right-hand corner of the page, with the date just below.

Be kind: It’s never in style to complain, disparage others, gossip or vent.

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Finish warmly: Close formal or business correspondence with “Sincerely” or “Sincerely yours,” or tone down the formality by using “Kind (or Warm) regards.”

End friendly notes with “Cordially,” “Affectionately,” “Fondly” or “Love.” For an acquaintance or someone you haven’t seen in a long time, try “As Always.”

Sign off: Use your first and last name with someone you’ve never met in person.

Put your last name in parentheses if you’ve only spoken to the letter recipient on the phone. For friends or close business associates, sign with your first name or nickname.

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on the page,” she says. “9/11 made us all consider our mortality—I certainly realized that nothing mattered more than my family.

During WWII, John F. Kennedy’s boat was rammed by a Japanese destroyer and stranded in the Solomon Islands. JFK wrote a note on a coconut shell, which led to his rescue.

“I’m not sure when I will present them—but I hope that when I do, they will be meaningful.”

Diana Welch, now 38, has only the haziest memories of her own parents, both of whom she lost by the time she was 8 years old. The youngest of four, Welch’s oldest sister Amanda raised her—and presented her with a priceless high school graduation gift.

“It was a book of letters and photos from all the people who knew my parents well,” Welch says. “I still have it today—though it’s dog-eared and faded. Opening that book, even now, immediately reunites me with two people who left so long ago.”

That’s no surprise, says Hannah Brencher, whose blog sends bundles of love letters to those in need: “We are in desperate need for tactile proof that we matter— letters give us that.”

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nspired by the traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal of corned beef and cabbage, and the fact that

March 24 is American Diabetes Association Alert Day, here’s a chopped salad that’s fresh, light and

packed with flavor. Unlike the classic one-pot boiled meal, our one-bowl delight is heavy on vegetables and light on meat. The cabbage (a source of complex carbs that can help control blood sugar) is raw and crunchy, the green beans are tender-crisp and the tasty beef is used more as a condiment. All in all, it’s a diabetesfriendly dish that’s hearty, healthy and less than 400 calories a serving.

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St. Paddy’s Day Salad: » 12 oz. cooked corned beef, trimmed of fat and chopped » 3 cups cooked Yukon Gold potatoes, chopped » 2 cups halved green beans or haricots verts, trimmed and blanched » 2 cups green cabbage, sliced » 1 Tbsp chopped chives

Corned beef gets its name from the corn kernel-sized salt crystals originally used to preserve meat.

Mustard Vinaigrette: ½ cup Dijon mustard ½ cup whole grain mustard ¼ cup brown sugar 1 Tbsp molasses ¼ cup apple cider vinegar 1 garlic clove, minced 1 tsp red pepper flakes

1. In a small bowl, mix together the mustards, brown sugar, molasses, cider vinegar, garlic and red pepper flakes.

2. Arrange the corned beef, potatoes, green beans and cabbage on a serving platter. Drizzle with ½3 cup vinaigrette and top with the chives. Serves 4.

Irish immigrants in the U.S. popularized corned beef, sold at many Jewish delis in New York City, as a less expensive salty substitute to the bacon they loved in their homeland.

Abraham Lincoln chose corned beef, cabbage and potatoes for his inaugural luncheon on March 4, 1861.

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TRUE METRIX™ Blood Glucose Meter Walgreens.

OneTouch Ultra2 Blood Glucose Monitor

Accu-Chek Aviva Plus Blood Glucose Monitor

$ We’re here to help you

DIABETES TAKES AN EXTRA HAND

6 off

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$ with card and coupon online and in store † TRUE METRIX™ Blood Glucose Test Strips 25 pk.

$

Offers good 3/1 thru 3/28/15

Offers good 3/1 thru 3/28/15

with card and coupon online and in store † OneTouch Ultra Blood Glucose Test Strips 25 pk.

$

5 off

with card and coupon online and in store † Accu-Chek Aviva Plus Blood Glucose Test Strips 25 pk.

Offers good 3/1 thru 3/28/15

Our trusted pharmacists can tell you how to: • Save on diabetes medications and supplies • Pay $0 out-of-pocket costs on Medicare Part B-covered diabetes testing supplies* Come in for a FREE private consultation with a Walgreens pharmacist today!

Register Rewards with card

$

3 off

with card and coupon online and in store† DiaDerm Foot Rejuvenating Cream Offer good 3/1 thru 3/28/15

1798 $ 2

2/

Register Rewards** good on next purchase

like paying

2/

Balance® Rewards

®

1798

with card

2000 with card Glucerna Original Nutritional Shakes 6 pk.

Offer good 3/15 thru 3/21/15

998 $

POINTS =

2

reward

good on next purchase††

like paying

798

Contour Next and Contour Next EZ Blood Glucose Monitor Offer good 3/1 thru 3/28/15

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Dell recommends Windows.

Wherever the day leads, your digital life follows.

Save up to 30% on select PCs and electronics.

11.6"

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with Dell Preferred Account™Δ

Inspiron 11 3000 Series 2-in-1 The performance of a laptop and the convenience of a tablet.

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$

Total Savings $70

• Intel® Celeron® processor • Windows 8.1 • 4GB* memory* & 500GB* hard drive • 11.6" HD touch display

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55"

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Market Value* $399.99

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• Intel® Celeron® processor • Windows 8.1 with Bing • 2GB memory* & 500GB* hard drive • 19.5" HD + display

449

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• Intel® Atom™ processor - Quad Core • Android™ 4.4 • 2GB memory* & 16GB* solid state drive • 8.4" Full HD OLED display • Keyboard with folio ($89.99 value)

Market Value* $1,199.99

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Buy more, save more on Accidental Damage Service* The more years of Accidental Damage Service you buy, the greater the discount with up to 25% of.*

Total Savings $352

SKU: A7726641 $250 Dell Promo eGift Card* included

Visit Dell.com/deals, call 800-378-3355 or chat live at Dell.com/chat.

Ofers valid: 3/12-3/19 6:59a.m. EST *Pricing/Availability: Ofers subject to change, not combinable with all other ofers. Taxes, shipping, handling and other fees apply. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Electronics and Accessories site and for phone orders of electronics and accessories purchased without a system only. Free shipping and handling ofer available in Continental (except Alaska) U.S. only. Availability of electronics and accessories varies and quantities may be limited. Dell reserves the right to cancel orders arising from pricing or other errors. Market Value: Market Value is an estimate based on industry data such as published and as-sold prices for the same or comparable products in a survey of major online and/or ofine retailers. Graphics and System Memory: (SDRAM): GB means 1 billion bytes, MB means 1 million bytes and TB equals 1 trillion bytes; significant system memory may be used to support graphics, depending on system memory size and other factors. Accidental Damage Service: Service excludes theft, loss, and damage due to fire, flood or other acts of nature, or intentional damage. Customer may be required to return unit to Dell. Limit of 1 qualified incident per contract year. For complete details, visit Dell.com/servicecontracts. Hard Drives: GB means 1 billion bytes and TB means 1 trillion bytes; actual capacity varies with pre-loaded material and operating environment and will be less. Promotional EGift Card: Ships separately from purchase and typically arrives in 10-20 days from ship date via email; expires in 90 days (except where prohibited by law). Terms and conditions apply. See Dell.com/giftcard/promoterms. Buy More Save More Services ofer: Limited time ofer. Discount applies to Inspiron, XPS and Alienware laptops and desktops only. Bundles Ofers: Limited return availability. Dell will only accept returns of all items in bundle. Free Tablet Ofer: Promotion start date is 2/6/15 at 7 a.m. EST for a limited time. Ofer contingent on purchase of eligible product. Eligible product may ship separately from tablet. Dell will only accept returns of the entire bundle. Total ofer savings of $149.99 will be removed from qualifying PC in cart. Trademark and Copyright Notices: Ultrabook, Celeron, Celeron Inside, Core Inside, Intel, Intel Logo, Intel Atom, Intel Atom Inside, Intel Core, Intel Inside, Intel Inside Logo, Intel vPro, Itanium, Itanium Inside, Pentium, Pentium Inside, vPro Inside, Xeon, Xeon Phi, and Xeon Inside are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Dell Venue, Inspiron and XPS are trademarks of Dell, Inc. Δ DELL PREFERRED ACCOUNT (DPA): Ofered to U.S. residents by WebBank, who determines qualifications for and terms of credit. Promotion eligibility varies and is determined by WebBank. Taxes, shipping, and other charges are extra and vary. Payments equal 3% of your balance or $20, whichever is greater. Minimum Interest Charge is $2.00. Rates range from 19.99% - 29.99% variable APR, as of 1/31/2015, depending on creditworthiness. *Instant savings applied at checkout when using a Dell Preferred Account™.

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