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Documentary illuminates the elusive filmmaker Woody’s world

By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer NEW YORK You will see his typewriter, the Olympia

Philbin says goodbye to ‘Live!’

Associated Press NEW YORK Blowing a kiss to his audience of more than 28 years, Regis Philbin

Today’s entertainment picks:

Today’s entertainment picks: v Bob Golub, 8 p.m.: JW’s Other Club, inside the Park Inn by

TOday

TOday Country Trace Adkins with Brett Eldredge and Sarah Turner, 7:30 p.m., Covelli Centre, 229

Half-baked ‘Happy Feet’

By Roger Moore Orlando Sentinel “Happy Feet Two” is to 2006’s “Happy Feet” what “Babe: Pig in

“fringe” (9 p.m., fox): On “Fringe,” Olivia (Anna Torv) is plagued by

“fringe” (9 p.m., fox): On “Fringe,” Olivia (Anna Torv) is plagued by migraines. Funny, that’s

‘Sherlock,’ ‘Downton’ will return to PBS

Associated Press NEW YORK There’s good news for fans of Sherlock Holmes and “Downton Abbey”:

Today’s entertainment picks:

Today’s entertainment picks: v Trace Adkins, 7:30 p.m.: Country music star in concert at Covelli

Tapestries of Ohio

Tapestries of Ohio Tapestries of Ohio will present its annual Medieval Celebration of

Event to raise funds for Yankee Lake documentary

Staff report BROOKFIELD Local filmmaker John Jurko II will have a dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday to

Trains Across the Sea is beyond comparison

When you’re an up-and-coming artist, comparisons can be problematic or odious, as Oscar Wilde said. Just ask Trains Across the Sea frontman and visionary Andy Gallagher. He admittedly was lulled into typical comparisons before one fan reaction destroyed his confidence.

Carols & Cocoa Holiday Concert

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Dana School of Music will present its annual holiday-music

New This week

New This week Happy Feet Two (PG) A dancing penguin must help his young son find his rhythm

Christmas memories at the Arms Museum

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Arms Family Museum, 648 Wick Ave., will present Memories of

‘Dawn’ sets stage for ‘Twilight’ finale

By Rick Bentley McClatchy Newspapers The decision to split “Breaking Dawn,” Stephenie Meyer’s