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                                                                                     PEOPLE & ARTS Friday 23 February 2018
                                                                      CBS names Margaret Brennan


                                                                      as 'Face the Nation' anchor





                                                                      By DAVID BAUDER
                                                                      NEW  YORK  (AP)  —  In  ap-
                                                                      pointing Margaret Brennan
            This image released by Universal Pictures shows a scene from   as moderator of "Face the
            the upcoming "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," in theaters on   Nation"  on  Thursday,  CBS
            June 22.
                                                     Associated Press  News  gets  the  first  person
                                                                      with  day-to-day  experi-
            Universal launches                                        ence  covering  the  Trump
                                                                      administration as host of a
            plans for third                                           Sunday  morning  political
                                                                      talk  show.  Brennan,  37,  re-
                                                                      places John Dickerson and
            'Jurassic World' film                                     will start on Sunday. Dicker-
                                                                      son recently moved to New
                                                                      York to become one of the
                                                                      three  anchors  of  "CBS  This
            NEW  YORK  (AP)  —  Four  rising."
            months  before  "Jurassic  "Jurassic     World"   ranks   Morning."  Brennan,  in  an
            World:   Fallen   Kingdom"  among  the  biggest  box-     interview,  said  the  Sunday    In this April 6, 2016 file photo, CBS News correspondent Marga-
            hits  theaters,  Universal  Pic-  office hits. It launched with   political  shows  are  an  in-  ret Brennan arrives at the 7th Annual Women in the World Sum-
            tures has announced plans  a  $208.8  million  opening    creasingly important forum   mit opening night in New York.
            Wednesday  for  a  third  in-  weekend and finished with   for  lending  perspective                                            Associated Press
            stallment  in  the  rebooted  $1.7  billion  worldwide  in   at  a  time  the  news  cycle
            dinosaur franchise.          ticket sales.                moves  so  quickly  for  jour-  Garrett.  She's  currently  a  tries to get things done that
            Universal   says   "Jurassic  Trevorrow   and    Steven   nalists  and  viewers.  "To  be   White  House  and  foreign  may  be  an  advantage
            World  3"  will  land  in  June  Spielberg  are  executive   able to step back and give   affairs  correspondent  for  over  her  rivals.  "It's  not  a
            2021. The film is to be writ-  producing  each  new  "Ju-  some perspective is value-  CBS, and interviewed Sec-    White  House  that  mimics
            ten  by  Emily  Carmichael  rassic World" film.           added,"  she  said.  Bren-   retary of State Rex Tillerson  any  other,"  she  said.  Mary
            and  Colin  Trevorrow,  the  Directed  by  J.A.  Bayona,   nan  has  been  a  panelist   on  "60  Minutes"  this  past  Hager, executive producer
            director  of  2015's  "Jurassic  "Jurassic World: Fallen King-  on  "Face  the  Nation"  and   Sunday. She'll exit the White  of "Face the Nation," cited
            World."  Carmichael  co-     dom,"  starring  Chris  Pratt   filled in as moderator since   House for her new job, but  Brennan's  "ability  to  ask
            wrote  the  upcoming  sci-fi  and  Bryce  Dallas  Howard,   Dickerson's exit, along with   leaves  with  a  perspective  newsmakers tough but fair
            adventure "Pacific Rim Up-   opens June 22.q              Nancy  Cordes  and  Major    on  how  it  operates  and  questions in a deft and re-
                                                                                                                                spectful manner, her sharp
                                                                                                                                news instincts and her tre-
            Book Review: Lippman's                                                                                              mendous  ability  to  make
                                                                                                                                complicated  subjects  un-
                                                                                                                                derstandable" as strengths.
            'Sunburn' is intriguing mystery                                                                                     Brennan worked at Bloom-
                                                                                                                                berg News and CNBC be-
                                                                                                                                fore  joining  CBS  in  2012.
                                                                                                                                She  takes  over  a  broad-
            By OLINE H. COGDILL          merging  themselves  with  besides  a  main  street  and                               cast that had Bob Schieffer
            Associated Press             layers  of  duplicity.  In  the  the  oddly  named  High-Ho                            and  Lesley  Stahl  as  long-
            Laura  Lippman's  versatil-  hard-boiled  vein,  Lippman  diner, where she gets a job                               running  predecessors  be-
            ity  as  a  writer  ascends  to  takes the femme fatale —  as a waitress. It's what she                             fore  Dickerson  took  over.
            a new level with her excel-  the linchpin of novels such  needs — no stress, no one                                 CBS News President David
            lent 22nd novel, "Sunburn,"  as  "Double  Indemnity"  —  she has to take care of, just                              Rhodes  credited  Dicker-
            which  ignites  as  a  classic  and puts a modern spin on  enjoying  "steeping  herself                             son  with  giving  "Face"  an
            hard-boiled  mystery  and  this archetype, then turns it  in  silence"  when  she's  not                            all-week  presence  across
            contemporary      domestic  upside down.                  at  work.  She  doesn't  want   This  book  cover  image  re-  digital and social media. "I
                                                                                                   leased  by  William  Morrow
            thriller. Lust, deceit and the  At  the  center  of  "Sunburn"  a man, nor need one. Then   shows  "Sunburn,"  a  novel  by   can't wait to see how Mary
            simple  quest  for  happiness  is  Polly  Costello  who  walks  Adam  Bosk  walks  into  the   Laura Lippman.       and Margaret together will
            rule  the  plot  as  "Sunburn"  away  from  her  husband,  diner  and  the  attraction  is         Associated Press  continue to evolve this im-
            works  well  as  an  homage  Greg,  and  their  3-year-   instantaneous.  It  suits  her                            portant  public  affairs  pro-
            to   Raymond     Chandler,  old  daughter,  Jani,  during  that  Adam  is  only  passing  ly is like the sun that Icarus  gram,"  he  said  in  a  note
            James  M.  Cain  and  Anne  a  beach  vacation.  She's  through;  his  job  as  a  cook  flew too near, and anyone  to  CBS  employees.  Her
            Tyler.  Lippman  delves  into  been  making  these  plans  at the High-Ho is temporary,  who  gets  too  close  to  her  competition on Sundays in-
            a study of contrasts with a  for  a  while,  considering  though he does know more  heat is likely to get burned.  cludes Chuck Todd at NBC,
            story  that's  as  cynical  as  it  her  actions  a  pre-emptive  than just flipping burgers.  Lippman  shows  Polly's  vul-  George   Stephanopoulos
            is hopeful, a look at hearts  strike,  knowing  that  Greg  Adam  and  Polly's  secrets  nerability, her strength, her  and  Martha  Raddatz  at
            of darkness coupled with a  would leave her soon, with-   are doled out in small rev-  compassion and her heart-    ABC, Chris Wallace at Fox
            domestic  thriller.  The  1995  out  support  for  Jani.  That  elations,  making  "Sunburn"  lessness.  Even  when  Polly  and Jake Tapper on CNN.
            setting also adds to the in-  would "trap" her as a single  even  more  intriguing.  Mur-  resorts to the worst possible  "I have thought of the show
            tense  character  studies  —  parent.  And  Polly  refused  der,  insurance,  investiga-  behavior,  the  reader  is  still  as  being  an  exclamation
            with no cellphones or social  to be trapped.              tors and hidden loves come  on  her  side.  The  ingenious  point for the week that was
            media to cloud each per-     Polly doesn't get far — the  to the forefront as the char-  plot  evolves  into  myriad  and a starting point for the
            sona. Characters are seek-   small  Delaware  town  of  acters  struggle  with  their  twists that are as believable  week that's coming," Bren-
            ing  their  identities  yet  sub-  Belleville,  which  has  little  identities. The complex Pol-  as they are surprising.q  nan said.q
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