Entertainment
The latest Entertainment coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Dear Abby: Emotional toll grows steeper for aging mother
DEAR ABBY: I have a 54-year-old profoundly disabled, nonverbal child who is in a group home. I have been advocating for her since birth, when we learned she had suffered severe brain damage.
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‘Now You See Me 3’ races past ‘The Running Man’ at box office
It's no magic trick: The third installment in the thieving magician "Now You See Me" series beat the high-profile action pic "The Running Man" at the North American box office this weekend.
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Dear Abby: Drunk daughter-in-law makes a scene at birthday party
DEAR ABBY: My oldest son, "Adam," turned 50 last month. He and his wife, "Lindy," live four hours away.
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Things to do in Chattanooga this week
Pioneer Days, library sale and "Wicked: For Good" are among the upcoming events in the Chattanooga area.
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First Things First: Honoring where you’re from while building what comes next
The first time you pack a home to start a new one, you realize you're not just moving furniture, you're moving a culture.
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Shavin: Sex, death or something else — the risks we take in the name of art
I did a reading recently at a lovely little bookstore in Ringgold, Georgia, called Book and Barrel.
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Book Review: David Wesley Williams pens a mordantly funny, beautifully written send-off to the dying art of newsroom life
In "Come Again No More," David Wesley Williams resurrects the spirit of a dying newsroom with the lyrical gusto of a man both mourning and celebrating his first love.
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Dear Abby: Ex-husband’s treatment of son breaks mother’s heart
DEAR ABBY: My ex, "Hank," and I have two sons together. Both are smart, kind, college-educated, hardworking and independent young adults.
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Dear Abby: Smoker gave up addiction cold turkey nearly 50 years ago
DEAR ABBY: I often see ads about stopping smoking. I'd like to share my story of success in overcoming this filthy habit in the hope that it may help someone else.
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Dear Abby: Sibling wants full access to terminally ill brother
DEAR ABBY: My brother has ALS and lives in another state. He has a wife and children. His wife has decided that when family visits from out of state, they need to stay in a hotel instead of their house because she does not have the capacity to host.
