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General Hospital: Ava relays what she saw. Josslyn is on the de- fense. Griffin is interrupted.
Alexis confronts Monica. Jason is put on the spot. Nelle is thrilled.
The Bold & The Beautiful: Brooke stays positive about Liam and Hope’s chances. Liam must choose between Hope and his family.
Ridge talks to Thorne about the recent stress in his marriage. Liam’s choice mpacts on both Steffy and Hope. After falling, Steffy calls Liam, who, along with Ridge, rushes her to the hospital. Baby Kelly is born healthy.
Steffy tells Liam what happened with Bill preceding her fall, but warns him not to erupt in anger around the newborn. Having left Hope in limbo, Liam realizes what he must do.
The Young & The Restless: Sharon makes a difficult decision. Lily has concerns about Charlie’s choices. Jack asks Dina about her past. Hilary takes on something new. Nikki is the target of blackmail.
Summer’s presence cramps Billy and Phyllis’ style.
Devon asks Hilary to move in. Jack flirts with his realtor, Farrah Du-
Bose. Nick and Sharon are surprised when Nikki doesn’t try to bridge the gap between Victor and Nick.
Victor serves Nick with an injunction preventing him from leaving the state, and announces he’s suing for full custody of Christian. The Newmans prepare for battle.
Abby confronts Arturo about his time with Nikki. Though not sure why Abby’s so upset, Arturo works to regain her trust.
Days Of Our Lives: Days of our Lives will not be seen, due to the French Open.
Upgrade - A deadly hijacking leaves Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green) paralyzed and his wife in a coma. A billionaire inventor ( Harrison Gilbertson) implant a device called STEM that will almost make Grey superhuman. He later uses his powers to seek revenge. Director Leigh Whannell did a great job keeping this gory, sci-fi thriller moving and fun. Must see for sci-fi fans. Made $4M (budget-N/A)- Classic
Solo: A Star Wars Story - Director Ron Howard (American Made) takes you on an adven- ture with a younger Hans Solo (Alden Ehrenreich) and his future copilot Chewbacca (Joonas Suo- tamo). The Crew later encounters Lando Calrissan (Donald Glover-Childish Gambino), Oi’ra (Emilia Clarke) and Beckett (Woody Harrelson) on a life or death journey against the underworld. Very good storyline with one small setback of Hans’ face looking the same after all the fight scenes. Still enjoyed it. Still No.1 at box office- $155M- U.S./ foreign- $115M- (budget -N/A)- ***1/2
Deadpool 2 - Mutant mercenary Deadpool- Wade Wilson( Ryan Reynolds) brings together a team of hand-picked mutant warriors (Zazie Beetz, Brad Pitt, Terry Crews} to protect a young boy of supernatural powers ( Julian Dennison) from the time-traveling killing machine Cable (Josh Brolin). Action-packed, violent, with plenty of quick wit humor. Must- see for action fans. Enjoyed it! No. 1 at box office- $260M-U.S./ Foreign- $343M-(budget-$110M)- ****
Breaking In - A woman (Gabrielle Union Wade) fights to protect kids (Ajiona Alexus, Seth Carr) during a home invasion (Bill Burke). Produced by St. Pete native Will Packer (Think Like A Man, Girls Trip) and directed by James McTeigue, this thriller jumped right into the action. Gabrielle did a great job making this film believable. Must see for action, thriller fans. 1hr./28mins. Made - 42M (budget- $$6M)- ****
Avengers: Infinity War - The Avengers and their allies ( Ironman- Robert Downey, Jr., Thor-Chris Hemsworth, Hulk- Mark Ruffalo, Captain America- Chris Evans, Doctor Strange- Benedict Cumberbatch, Black Widow- Scarlett Johansson, Vision- Paul Bettany, Scarlet Witch- Elizabeth Olsen, Black Panther- Chadwick Boseman, War Machine- Don Cheadle, Star Lord-Chris Pratt, Gamora-Zoe Saldana, Drax- Dave Bautista, Rocket(voice) Bradley Cooper, Groot(voice) Vin Diesel, Spider-Man- Tom Holland, Falcon- Anthony Mackie and Winter Soldier- Sebastian Stan) must come together in order to defeat the most powerful Marvel villian of all, Thanos(Josh Brolin). The brutal Thanos is seeking the infinity stones to destroy all of mankind and the Universe. Di- rectors Anthony and Joe Russo put together the most violent Marvel film of all. Must-see for Marvel fans. Will break all of the box office records. 2hrs/30mins long. Made - $645M-U.S/ $1.3B- foreign-(budgetN/A)- Amazing on how they brought everything together for a Part 2. Classic
Rampage (2018) - When three different animals (gorilla, wolf, alligator) become infected with a dangerous drug, a primatologist (Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson) and a geneticist ( Naomie Harris) team up to stop the vicious animals from destroying Chicago. Surprisingly, very good and action-packed. Might be too violent for little kids. Made - $95M- U.S./ $322M- foreign- (budget- $120M)- ****
A Quiet Place (2018) - A cautious family (Emily Blunt, John Krasinski) is forced to livee in silence while hiding from creatures that kill by sound. Star/ Director John Krasinkski and his real life wife Emily Blunt deliver on this original concept drama/ horror thriller. Must-see for originality and drama. Made -$183M- U.S./ foreign- $137M -(budget- $17M)- four out of four stars.
Black Panther - African-American director Ryan Coogler has made the first Marvel film that should win an Oscar for Best Picture, screenwriters, male actor (Chadwick Boseman) and sup- porting actor (Michael B. Jordan). Yeah, I'm the first to say it! Boseman (Black Panther) is T'Challa, the King of Wakanda, must protect his isolated, technologically advanced African nation from villains Erik Killmonger (Jordan), Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis- played Caesar-Ape and Gol- lum-Lord Of the Rings), Tribe Leader M'Baku (Winston Duke) and W'Kabi (Daniel Kaluuya- Get Out). With the support of his tech wiz little sister, Shuri (Letitia Wright), female general, Okoye (Danui Gurira), friend, Nakia(Lupita Nyong'o), CIA agent, Everett Ross (Martin Freeman), Mother, (Angela Bassett) and Zuri (Forest Whitaker), T'Challa (Black Panther) will need all the help to stop the villians and fight to the death for his nation. This was a well-written story by di- rector Ryan Coogler and Joe Robert Cole. Black Panther smashed the box office by bringing in $192 million in three days and becoming the fifth biggest opening of all time. All hail the King! Made - $699 million U. S. / foreign- $646 million (budget-$200M)- excellent- ***** classic
Gemini (May 21-June 20): The Sun and your ruler Mercury are in your sign, and they are both at odds with fuzzy Neptune. This means some of you might be deceptive or choose to hide something in order to avoid a confrontation. (Seems to be the easy way out.).
Cancer (June 21-July 22): Avoid controversial subjects like pol- itics, religion and race because people are confused and things are easily misinterpreted. This means misunderstandings can take place over nothing because your conversation with someone is like two ships pass- ing in the night. (Whaaat?).
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): This is a poor day for important discus- sions about inheritances, shared property or how to fairly divide some- thing. People are not particularly forthcoming. In fact, someone might even deceive you. Under the best conditions, it’s hard to get the full pic- ture. Postpone important decisions.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be as clear as possible in important discussions with bosses, parents and VIPs today. Even then, misunder- standings or assumptions could lead you in the wrong direction or leave you with the wrong impression.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You might feel tired at work today. Or you might feel tired while traveling or dealing with matters related to publishing, the law, medicine or the media or something to do with higher education. Study will be challenging because it’s hard to focus. Just for today. (Whew!).
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is not a good day for important discussions with romantic partners, especially about how to share ex- penses or deal with the division of labor. (How come I always take out the garbage?). Likewise, discussions about the care of children will be subject to confusion. Postpone these for another day.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Even though you will likely have an important family discussion or talk with a partner or close friend, be aware that these conversations can lead to misunderstandings and con- fusion. You might also be disappointed in someone because you ex- pected more. Remember: Unexpressed expectations almost always lead to disappointment.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Double check all information at work because something might be incorrect. People might be confused about what is wanted from them — including you. If you think some- thing fishy is going on, it probably is. (It’s a sneaky day.).
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): If you are in a social situation, be clear about who is paying the bill or who is sharing and such because confusion might easily arise. Likewise, social plans, sports, romantic re- lationships and dealing with children are also subject to misinterpreta- tion or wishful thinking.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): The Moon is in your sign lined up with Neptune, creating confusion with the Sun and Mercury. This is a classic case for misunderstanding or perhaps idealizing a person or sit- uation. Daydreaming might fill your day. People are secretive. You get the picture. Or do you?
Aries (March 21-April 19): Be careful because this time is full of potential confusion. You might spend a lot of time daydreaming. You might misinterpret what others say or you might be misunderstood by them. This can happen in many ways. Wishful thinking will govern your choices. Be aware of this: Wishing doesn’t always make it so.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): This is a poor day to make major fi- nancial decisions because you might not have all the facts. The facts you have might be incorrect. Someone might have misinformed you or even deceived you. Many possibilities exist. Caution against overspending on luxury.
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