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publishers weekly BEST-SELLERS For the week ending Nov. 24

HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Notorious Nineteen” by Janet Evanovich (Bantam) 2. “Agenda 21” by Glenn

newsmakers

newsmakers Martin not slowing down after ‘Evita’ NEW YORK Ricky Martin is saying goodbye to

‘In the Spirit’ is unusual but still enjoyable

By Stephanie Ottey entertainment@vindy.com The Christmas season is upon us, and to celebrate,

Snark and Starlett angel sings: Joki’s ‘Drag Queen’ is still king

By Lorraine Wardle entertainment@vindy.com It’s that time of year again. The time for snow, for

Years give Pitt new sense of urgency

By JAKE COYLE AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK The face is hardly wrinkled and the long blond

The Five

Today’s entertainment picks: v Packard Concert Band, 2 p.m.: Annual holiday concert at Packard

Record reviews

Alicia Keys Album: “Girl on Fire” (RCA Records) Grade: A Alicia Keys doesn’t do half-measures.

Pop culture Q&A

By Rich Heldenfels Q. Could you advise where I could write to complain about the aggravating,

Ask Mr. Know It All

Q. My favorite shoes are Birkenstocks. What does the name mean? R.L., Nashua, N.H. A. It means

Signals determined by broadcasters

Q. My neighbor and I both have cable, and he recently looked into getting satellite. The DirecTV rep

AMC to launch block of reality programming

Los Angeles Times NEW YORK AMC, the network that helped turn Sunday into a night of appointment

Alicia Keys presents new side of herself with ‘Girl on Fire’

By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer NEW YORK Alicia Keys will make you cry. Cry hard. That’s

Bob Schulick, an employee of MillCreek MetroParks, stands on the staircase in Fellows Riverside Gardens' Davis Center to adjust strings of white lights, which are among a multitude of decorations creating a Snow Garden for Winter Celebration through Dec. 31.

Rascal Flatts will play Covelli

By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com youngstown Rascal Flatts has added a winter leg to its

‘Walking Dead’ tough girl is walking tall

By Neal Justin McClatchy-Tribune MINNEAPOLIS Before she was zapping zombies and harnessing a