Tabla de contenidos para September 10, 2023 en Parade

The Parade Don’t Miss List Before making a living as an actor, Reedus earned $7.50/hour working in a Venice, California, motorcycle shop. Reedus was on the youth tennis circuit at age 12 and trained in Kalamazoo, Mich., with Andre Agassi. He met wife Diane Kruger on the set of the 2015 film Sky. They share daughter, Nova Tennessee, 4. Reedus is a photographer, painter and sculptor who shows his artwork in galleries in New York, Berlin, and Frankfurt. Reedus has appeared in seven music videos, including: “Flat Top” by Goo Goo Dolls, “Wicked as It Seems” by Keith Richards and “Judas” by Lady Gaga. Photos by Annie Leibovitz launched his modeling career. He modeled for Prada, Levi’s, Lexus and Morgenthal Frederics. At the end of each season, Reedus takes home…

Available in bookstores and online A PRIMER FOR YOUNG BEATLES FANS THIS BOY: THE EARLY LIVES OF JOHN LENNON & PAUL MCCARTNEY by Ilene Cooper Children who grew up with Beatles-loving parents are probably quite familiar with the music of John, Paul, Ringo and George. This Boy (Viking Books for Young Readers) provides a deeper dive into the lives of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, who first performed together in Liverpool in 1957 and went on to be historically important figures in the world of music. The book begins with their births during World War II England and ends with their famous performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, and includes some rarely seen photographs. Author and lyricist Nick Hornby, who is a book reviewer for The New York…

Send questions to marilyn@parade.com Numbrix® Complete 1 to 81 so the numbers follow a horizontal or vertical path—no diagonals. For more Numbrix puzzles, go to Parade.com/numbrix. Dear Marilyn, The rain from hurricanes falls as fresh water, but it originates from salty ocean water. What happens to the salt along the way? And as rain from hurricanes is fresh water, why is ocean air salty? Isn’t that a contradiction? —Emma Houghton, Atlanta, Georgia Not really. When water evaporates from the ocean, the salt is left behind, which is why oceans are so salty. And as hurricanes form over warm ocean water with this moist air, the rain that is released is fresh water. Yet hurricanes do stir up plenty of salty air, and ocean air is already salty, all right. That’s…

After covering games all these seasons, do you still need to prepare? Yes, you have players changing teams every single year, you have coaches being fired, joining new teams. You have new storylines. A huge part of my job is the prep. And, listen, I’m not afraid to say there aren’t many of these positions available on these big primetime shows, so I’m so fortunate to have one. It’s a competitive field, it’s a competitive sport, I’m a female in the industry; I still have a huge chip on my shoulder because of that. I want to prove I still belong. I know I do, but you just don’t want to mess up. What made you set your sights on being a sports reporter? My dad was a huge fan,…

Eddie Muller likes his coffee the same way he likes his movies: unsweetened and dark. Muller, 64, the host of Noir Alley on Turner Classic Movies, is taking a wake-up sip of morning joe in his California home. Fans of TCM know him as the host of that network’s weekly series all about film noir, retro-stylish Hollywood crime drama with cynical guys, dangerous dames, risky liaisons and dark, dirty deeds. Viewers tune in each week for his “guided tour through the crime-infested streets of classic cinema.” Just as with his black coffee, “there isn’t much sweetener in noir, “says Muller, who has written 11 books on the subject, including Eddie Muller’s Noir Bar, with cocktails inspired by noir movies, and his first “kid noir” book, Kitty Feral and the Case…

BUDDY GAMES (SEPT. 14 ON CBS) Josh Duhamel steps away from acting to host the new reality competition show Buddy Games, which is based on a real-life annual tradition that he partakes in with his lifelong friends. For the past 20 years, one weekend a summer, Duhamel and his ride-or-dies come together to compete in a variety of competition-style games—and now he has turned that into a TV show in which six teams of four close friends compete in an assortment of physical and mental challenges in the outdoors while bunking together in the same lake house. There’s a cash prize, a Buddy Games trophy, but more importantly, bragging rights for the winning team. How did something you do with your own buddies become a TV show? It all started…

Most of us think we know the “Man in Black,” who died 20 years ago on September 12, 2003. But Cash told Parade in 1995 that his public image didn’t really capture him: “People think I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die, served hard time in Folsom Prison, that my life’s been one drug stupor after another. But I’m a healthy man. I feel good. I’ve won a few rounds with God’s help.” Here are a few other Johnny Cash tales from the Parade Vault. DECEMBER 7, 1971 Parade’s first cover story on Johnny Cash set the record straight: He was never a convict and he is not “a common man”—although that is who he sings for. The convict myth may have arisen from the one…