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Thank you for all of the suggestions of TV program viewing possibilities. Such a diverse list. Stuff from network, cable, Netflix, even a few shows from Australian TV. Nice!

I'm willing to give a few of them a look-see. In future issues I'll be sure to let you know what was worth watching.

Actually, the show that I'm most interested in watching is 'House of Cards' and that suggestion comes from 84-year-old Edith. Thanks, Edith. You have good taste; in shows and newsletters.

Be Well,
Steve


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Kevin Spacey performs reimagined 'House of Cards' scenes
Actor Kevin Spacey performed several scenes written by children opposite Jimmy Fallon during the MasterClass Junior segment of The Tonight Show.

The House of Cards star appeared on the television program Tuesday night in order to read from the skits which were written by elementary students who were only given the Netflix original's title to work from.

Their performances were judged by as set of three kid directors.

Spacey adopted a spot-on Christopher Walken impression for his role as the Garbageman in the first scene, written by an 8-year-old. The skit called for a choreographed fight between the two, including a bite to the shoulder, from which Spacey's character came out victorious.

"Garbagemen are the secret heroes!" the actor said.

The second scene saw Spacey imitate Johnny Carson while the third called for Fallon to wear a blond wig to play a character named Katey. In the end, the kid director judges deemed Kevin the winner of the duel.


LOOSE LIPS:
"It's strange, I never wanted to have a baby. I never wanted to be pregnant. I never babysat. I never thought of myself as a mother."
--Angelina Jolie, on her changing attitude toward motherhood, to the Associated Press


??? Guess Who ???

Which movie star is now available as a celebrity GPS navigation voice?


'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' to receive R rating with home release
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be rated R when it becomes available on blu-ray later this year.

Releasing in theaters with a PG-13 rating, the DC comics superhero epic will be receiving the rated R tag for its Ultimate Edition home entertainment release according to filmratings.com.

The official filling by the Motion Picture Association of America notes that the home release version of the film is receiving an R rating for featuring "sequences of violence."

The news comes after the success of 20th Century Fox's Deadpool which has earned over $235 million nationwide with an R rating.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice opens in theaters Mar. 25.


??? Guess Who ???

Which movie star is now available as a celebrity GPS navigation voice?

It's Morgan Freeman! His iconic voice can now guide passengers while driving as part of Google's GPS navigation app, Waze.

Released in conjunction with Freeman's latest film, London Has Fallen, the actor will direct drivers as his character from the film, Vice President Allan Trumbull.

"The time has arrived, President Wazer. The world awaits your commands," Freeman's signature voice

can be heard saying using Waze as he refers to drivers as the President of the United States. "You've arrived. It's been my honor and duty to see you through this mission."

Freeman's voice can be used with Waze, a community-based navigation app that utilizes real time traffic and road info, for a limited time. Waze is available for free for iOS and Android devices.

London Has Fallen hits theaters March 4.