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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
VIRUS OUTBREAK-SERVICE MEDIA - Aside from the latest updates on a coronavirus outbreak that has hit hard locally, the Seattle Times features an item you wouldn't expect on a news website: a detailed diagram on the proper way to wash your hands. News outlets are trying to provide services instead of just reporting news. By AP Media Affairs Writer David Bauder. UPCOMING.
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT-WEINSTEIN - Harvey Weinstein is back in court Wednesday for the final act of the rape trial that landed him behind bars: a sentencing hearing where the once-powerful film producer will learn just how long he’ll stay in prison for his landmark #MeToo conviction. By Michael R. Sisak and Tom Hays. SENT: 915 words, photos, video.
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS-BRIBERY-ATTORNEY - After winning guilty verdicts against top Enron executives in perhaps the most high-profile case of corporate fraud, the lead prosecutor declared: “No matter how rich and powerful you are, you have to play by the rules.” More than a decade later, that same lawyer, Sean Berkowitz, is fighting to clear “Full House" star Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband, Mossimo Giannulli, of charges that they used their wealth and privilege to skirt the rules in the college admissions process. By Alanna Durkin Richer. SENT: 980 words, photos.
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS-BRIBERY=BY THE NUMBERS - A year after dozens of prominent parents and athletic coaches at top universities were arrested in a college admissions cheating scheme, some are heading to prison while others are gearing up to fight the charges at trial in Boston. Those heading to trial include “Full House” actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband, Mossimo Giannulli. By Alanna Durkin Richer. SENT: 650 words, photos.
BOOKS-SILKO-ARTS ACADEMY - Author Leslie Marmon Silko has won a $100,000 lifetime achievement prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Silko is known for her poems and stories and for novels such as “Almanac of the Dead" and “Ceremony.” By AP National Writer Hillel Italie. SENT: 335 words.
NIELSENS - Coverage of the top prime-time programs for the week of March 2-8. By AP Media Writer David Bauder. UPCOMING: 450 words.
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REVIEWS:
FILM REVIEW-BLOODSHOT - By AP Film Writer Jake Coyle. UPCOMING Wednesday: 700 words by 3 p.m. Film stills.
FILM REVIEW-THE HUNT - By AP Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. UPCOMING: Wednesday: 800 words by 5 p.m. Film stills.
FILM REVIEW-NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS - By AP Film Writer Lindsey Bahr. SENT Tuesday: 730 words, film stills. EDITORS: PLEASE NOTE THIS REVIEW REPLACES MY SPY.
MUSIC REVIEW-NIALL HORAN. By AP Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT Tuesday: 330 words, photo.
MUSIC REVIEW-RACHELLE GARNIEZ. By Pablo Gorondi. UPCOMING Wednesday: 250 words, photos by 5 p.m.
MUSIC REVIEW-JULIANA MACDOWELL. By Steve Wine. UPCOMING Wednesday: 250 words, photos by 5 p.m.
BOOK REVIEW-CINEMA '62 BY STEPHEN FARBER AND MICHAEL MCCLELLAN. Reviewed by Lee Mitgang. SENT Monday: 600 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-JOURNEY OF THE PHARAOHS BY CLIVE CUSSLER AND GRAHAM BROWN. Reviewed by Jeff Ayers. SENT Monday: 300 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-SHAKESPEARE IN A DIVIDED COUNTRY BY JAMES SHAPIRO. Reviewed by Ann Levin. SENT Monday: 445 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-THE OPERATOR BY GRETCHEN BERG. Reviewed by Molly Sprayregen. SENT Tuesday: 200 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-THE GIFT OF FORGIVENESS BY KATHERINE SCHWARZENEGGER PRATT. Reviewed by Jeff Rowe. SENT Tuesday: 410 words, photo.