ENTERTAINMENT/TV
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WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 18
(16) ABC
(19) CBS
(27) FOX
(29) NBC
(41) WHTJ
(51) WVPT
A&E
AMC
BET
BRAVO
CNN
COMC
CSN
DISC
DISN
E!
ESPN
FAM
FNC
FOOD
HGTV
HIST
LIFE
NICK
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
USA
HBO
MAX
SHOW
TMC
7 PM
7:30
C'Ville
Inside Edition
Tonigh t
Charlottesv- Entertainille Tonight
ment Tonigh t
Modern
Modern
Family
Family
Wheel of
Jeopardy!
Fortune
News Providing in-depth
analysis of current events.
Business (N) Real Virginia
Movies
8 PM
8:30
9 PM
9:30
Middle 'The Goldberg 'The Modern Fam Goldberg
'Three Dinners' 'Mini Murry'
Wind Chimes' Kremps'
Hawaii Five-0 'Pale 'la'
Criminal Minds 'Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson'
So You Think You Can Dance 'Auditions #4' The judges head
to Atlanta. (N)
Law & Order: Special Victims Law & Order: S.V.U.
Unit 'Wednesday's Child'
'Downloaded Child' (P)
Nature 'Great Zebra Exodus' Nova 'At the Edge of Space'
Nature 'Great Zebra Exodus'
Nova 'At the Edge of Space'
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Sports
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2014
News
Best Bets
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10 PM
10:30
Motive 'Dead End'
11 PM
11:30
19 News
(:35) Kimmel
Nigh tcast
(N)
CSI: Crime Scene 'Keep Calm 19 News
(:35) DLetterm
Nigh tcast
(N)
and Carry-on'
WAHU FOX27 Two and a
Two and a
How I Met
News
Half Men
Half Men
Your Mother
Chicago P.D. 'Turn the Light NBC 29 News (:35) Jimmy
at 11 p.m.
Fallon (N)
Off'
StephenHawking A biography Song of the Mountains
of Stephen Hawking.
StephenHawking A biography Charlie Rose (N)
of Stephen Hawking.
» Scottsville Batteau Festival, 2-7 p.m., features Scottsville Showcase open mike
and folk music at 2 p.m. and
music by John Tracy at 3:30
p.m. and Tara Mills featuring
Yankee Dixie at 5 p.m., Canal
Basin Square in Scottsville,
free. Dance with the Ridge
Runners of Virginia follows
from 7 to 9 p.m. at Farmers’
Market Pavilion.
» The Photo Ark: An Evening
with National Geographic
Photographer Joel Sartore,
7:30 p.m., Paramount Theater,
979-1333, $16.50, $13.50 ages
18 and younger.
» WNRN Welcomes Ki:Theory
with Gull and Negative Gemini, 9 p.m., doors open at 8:30
p.m., the Southern Cafe and
Music Hall, 1-800-594-TIXX
(8499), $12, $10 advance.
» Jim Waive, 8 p.m., Blue
Moon Diner, 980-6666, no
cover.
» Eight-ball pool tournaments, registration starts at
7:30 p.m., Court Cafe and Pub,
(540) 967-5544, no cover, 21
and older with ID.
» Karaoke, 10 p.m., Escafe,
295-8668, no cover, parking validated, patio seating
available.
» Bob Williamson, 6-8:30
p.m., Fellini’s No. 9, 979-4279,
no cover.
» Hump Day Dance Party
with Superjock JJ, 6 p.m.,
Big Smo
Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dy (N) Big Smo
(:05) Big Smo (:35) Du c k Dy
! !!! Shooter (‘07, Act) Michael Peña, Mark Wahlberg.
! Lara Croft Tomb Raider...
! !! Set It Off (‘96, Act) Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith.
The Message (N)
The Message
Million Dollar List
The Real Housewives
Million Dollar List (N)
UntyKnot (N) Wives NJ
Watch (N)
Million 1/2
OutFront
An derson Coo per 360
Anthony Bourdain 'Las Vegas' CNN Ton. Today's top stories. Anderson Cooper 360
(6:55) Colbert (:25) Daily Sh . (:55) Key Peele (:25) Key Peele (:55) S o u t h Pk So u t h Par k
South Park
South Park
Daily Sh. (N) Colbert (N)
The Dan Patrick Show
EPL Soccer Hull City at Newcastle United
Sports Talk
SportsNet
Redskins
Cdown Train
Survival 'Mayan Mayhem'
Survival 'On the Edge' (N)
Dual Survival (N)
Naked 'Louisana' (N)
Survival 'End of the Road'
Good Luck ... Jessie
Dog Blog
Jessie
I Didn't Do It Austin/ Ally Jessie
Good Luck ... Austin/ Ally A.N.T. Farm
E! News (N)
The Kardashians 'Let It Go'
Kardashians 'Color Me Lonely' The Sou p (N) The Sou p
C. Lately (N) E! News
(5:30) FIFA Soccer World Cup NCAA Baseball Division I Tournament World Series Site: TD Ameritrade Park (L)
SportsCenter
Melissa
Melissa
Melissa (N)
Daddy (SF) (N) ! Cyberbully (‘11, Dra)
The 700 Club
On the Record
The O'Reilly Factor
The Kelly File
Hannity
The O'Reilly Factor
Restaurant 'Bring Mama Back' Restaurant Stakeout
Restaurant Stakeout (N)
Rest. 'Clueless in the Country' Restaurant 'Unfixable Family'
Property 'Matt and Krysten' Property 'Kathryn and Eric'
Property Brothers 'April'
HouseH (N)
House Hunter Brother 'Cottage Shenanigans'
Pickers 'Grin and Bear It'
Pickers 'Hometown Pickin''
Pickers 'The Einstein Gamble' Pickers 'Shock Value'
Pickers 'Not So Cheap Thrills'
6: ! The Fantasia Barrino ... ! !! Madea's Family R e u n i o n (‘06, Com) Tyler Perry.
! A Day Late and a Dollar Short Whoopi Goldberg.
Sam & Cat
Webheads (N) Full House
Full House
Full House
Full House
Full House
Full House
Friends
(:35) Friends
(5:30) ! !! xXx
! !! Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Karen Allen, Harrison Ford.
! !!! Contact
Seinfeld
Seinfeld
Family Guy
Family Guy
Family Guy
The Big Ban g The Big Ban g The Big Ban g Conan (N)
Movie
Playhouse
! Under the Roofs of Paris Albert Prejean. (:45) ! !!! A Nous La Liberte
(:15) ! !!!! Le Million
19 Kids 'A Toast to Love'
19 Kids 'The Proposal'
19 Kids 'A Big Announcement' 19 Kids and Countin g
19 Kids 'A Big Announcement'
Castle 'Demons'
Castle 'Kick the Ballistics'
Castle 'Eye of the Beholder'
Castle 'Kill Shot'
(:05) Hawaii Five-0
Law & Order: S.V.U. 'Bang' SVU 'Undercover Blue'
Suits (N)
Graceland 'Connects' (N)
Mo dern Fam Modern Fam
(6:00) ! !! Hitm an
(6:30) ! !! Adm issio n (2013, Comedy) Paul Making The
! !! The Conjuring (‘13, Hor) Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson. Real Time With Bill Maher
Rudd, Gloria Reuben, Tina Fey.
Leftovers
A family is terrorized by a paranormal presence.
(5:30) ! !! (:45) ! R u n n e r R u n n e r (‘13, Act) Ben Affleck, (:15) ! !!! Paybac k (‘99, Act) Gregg Henry, Lucy Liu, Mel Banshee
True Crime
Justin Timberlake.
Gibson. A double-crossed thief fights for his share of loot.
(5:35) ! !! In to the Un known David Beckham journeys
Penny Dreadful 'What Death Californica- Nurse Jackie ! The Dirties (‘13, Dra)
Election
tion
Matthew Johnson.
into the Amazon rainforest.
Can Join Together'
(6:05) ! !!!! People Like ! !! Original Sin (2001, Thriller) Angelina Jolie, Thomas
! The Canyons (‘13, Dra) James Deen,
(:40) ! !!
Us (‘12, Dra) Chris Pine.
Jane, Antonio Banderas. A lonely man pursues a femme fatale. Lindsay Lohan.
Sinister
Behind the Scenes
Zendaya says she’s her plane crashed after
from a Bahamian
right for Aaliyah role takeoff
runway. She dominated
NEW YORK — For
anyone concerned about
who would play Aaliyah
in a ﬁlm about her life,
the girl who
earned the
role — 17year-old
Zendaya
— says it
mattered to
her, too.
Aaliyah
“I really
want it to
be perfect
for her
and show
young people what
she was
able to do
Zendaya
and what
she accomplished,” the Disney
Channel star said in an
interview Tuesday, a day
after Lifetime announced
she would play the role of
the R&B singer.
Zendaya says she’s the
right choice for the part
because “if you want
something done right,
you’ve got to do it yourself.”
Aaliyah was killed in
2001 at age 22 when
on the R&B and pop
charts, earning platinumplus albums and racking
hits with songs like “Try
Again,” ‘‘Back & Forth“
and ”Are You That Somebody?”
Perry launches
record label
NEW YORK — Katy
Perry could help make
your “Teenage Dream” of
becoming
a singer a
reality: The
pop star is
starting her
own record
label.
Perry
announced Perry
the launch
of Metamorphosis Music
on Tuesday. It’s a joint
venture with her current
label, Capitol Records.
The ﬁrst to sign with
Perry’s label is pop singer
Ferras, who released his
Perry executive-produced
EP on Tuesday. The ﬁvesong self-titled effort includes the track “Legends
Never Die.”
From wire reports
Lazy Parrot Grill, 977-1020,
no cover, 21 and older after 8
p.m., dress code.
» 2Wishes, 6-9 p.m., Margarita’s Restaurant in Nellysford,
218-7767, no cover.
» Jeff Decker and Mike
Rosensky, 9 p.m., Miller’s,
971-8511, no cover.
» Charlottesville Music
Showcase presents Major and
the Monbacks, 10:30 p.m.,
Rapture, 293-9526, free, 21
and older.
» Open jam, 7 p.m., Rapunzel’s Coffee and Books, 2636660, no cover.
» Texas Hold ‘em, 8 p.m., Wild
Wing Cafe, 979-9464, no cover.
» “An Evening with
Groucho” with Frank Ferrante, 8 p.m., Ruth Caplin Theatre
at UVa, 924-3376, $30, $25
seniors and UVa staff, faculty
and alumni, $15 students.
» Advanced Ballroom Dance
Series with Lee Santos,
class focuses on international
waltz, open and gold ﬁgures,
6:30 p.m., Municipal Arts
Center, (540) 335-4800, $15
per class, all ages welcome,
experienced dancers only, no
partner required, pre-registration recommended.
» Bachata Fusion, introductory bachata lesson by Edwin
Roa at 8 p.m., dance at 9 p.m.,
M&M Lounge at 917 Preston
Ave., 962-6526, $8 men, $5
women.
Smithsonian honors Ralph Lauren
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Ralph Lauren’s
love for the American ﬂag and American style earned him high honors
Tuesday from the Smithsonian Institution, celebrating his ﬁve decades
in fashion.
Former Secretary of State Hillary
Rodham Clinton helped present the
James Smithson Bicentennial Medal
to the designer at the National Museum of American History following a naturalization ceremony for
15 new U.S. citizens. The award also
marks the 200th anniversary of the
actual ﬂag that inspired the national
anthem.
Clinton noted that Lauren, 74, is the
son of immigrants from Belarus who
grew up in the Bronx, New York.
“Now surely Ralph and his family ...
could not have imagined, or maybe
they could have when they landed
in the Bronx, that their lives would
be the embodiment of the American
dream,” Clinton said. “In particular,
Ralph, the youngest, would become
synonymous with American aspiration and style.”
Clinton wore a pantsuit to Tuesday’s event that was Lauren’s ﬁrstever custom-designed outﬁt for her,
including a cobalt-blue structured
silk jacket.
Clinton and Lauren ﬁrst joined
forces in 1998, when she was ﬁrst
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ralph Lauren speaks after receiving the James Smithson Bicentennial Medal, presented by Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough and Hillary Rodham Clinton at the
Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History on Tuesday in Washington.
lady, to raise money for the Smithsonian to preserve the original “StarSpangled Banner” ﬂag that inspired
the national anthem, along with other historic artifacts, through Clinton’s
Save America’s Treasures program.
Lauren donated $10 million to help
restore the ﬂag and another $3 million to support the historic preservation program.
“Ralph responded to the call. He
didn’t have to,” Clinton said. “But
he understood because it was deep
within him that part of being an
American is giving back.”
Lauren is known for designs that
have deﬁned American fashion and
for his patriotic uniforms for U.S.
Olympic athletes. He got his start
selling ties from a drawer at the
Empire State Building. Now Ralph
Lauren Corp. has 25,000 employees
worldwide.
The Smithsonian award citation
honored Lauren “for his embodiment of the American experience
through fashion, design and philanthropy.”
Announcements
» Charlottesville-Albemarle
SPCA holds a low-cost rabies
vaccine and microchip clinic
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at
3355 Berkmar Drive. Vaccines
are $10 per pet, microchips
are $25 and both services are
available for $30. Flea and tick
preventative also will be available for purchase. 973-5959
» Charlottesville Coalition
for Gun Violence Prevention
observes National Asking Saves
Kids Day, a campaign that
promotes the ideas of asking if
there is an unlocked gun in the
home before your child goes
over to play, by distributing
information at the City Market
from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday and
at both ends of the Downtown
Mall from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday. 295-0584.
» City of Charlottesville
holds a public workshop on the
Bicycle and Pedestrian Master
Plan Update from 4:40 to
6:40 this evening at CitySpace
at 100 Fifth St. NE. The event
will be open-house style, with
stations for public review and
comment. There will be a short
presentation about the plan
update process, national trends
and reﬂections about the city’s
bicycle and pedestrian network
at 5:30 p.m. 970-3720.
» City of Charlottesville will
begin a new recycling program
effective July 1. During the last
two weeks of June, city residents will receive a 95-gallon
wheeled recycling cart that will
replace the current 18-gallon
bins. Beginning in July, the new
recycling carts can be placed
at the curb every other week
on regular trash pickup days.
Informational packets with a
comprehensive schedule and
additional details will be distributed with the new carts. The
new contractor will accept more
types of recyclable items, including all plastics No. 1 through
No. 7. Residents are encouraged
to use the 95-gallon container,
but smaller sizes are available.
Size adjustment forms and
additional information can be
found at www.charlottesville.
org/recycling. 970-3830.
» Culpeper Branch, NAACP
meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at the
Galbreath-Marshall Building at
1401 Old Fredericksburg Road in
Culpeper. (540) 222-1565.
» Fifth District Rep. Robert
Hurt’s ofﬁce will hold local
ofﬁce hours to meet with
constituents who need help
with federal agencies from 1
to 3 p.m. Friday at the Nelson
Memorial Library branch of
Jefferson-Madison Regional
Library in Lovingston. (202)
225-4711.
» Fluvanna County seeks
landowners interested in serving on the Agricultural/Forestall
committee and render expert
advice as to the nature of farming and forestry and agricultural
and forestalls resources. Two
vacancies also exist on the Fork
Union Sanitary District Advisory
Committee. Board members
provide advice and recommendations in all areas of interest
to the FUSD and its associated
facilities. www.ﬂuvannacounty.
org. 591-1910.
» Home Instead Senior Care
is conducting free home safety
checks as part of National
Safety Month to protect the
health of and well-being of local
seniors. To schedule a home
safety evaluation, call 9794664.
» Jefferson Area Board for
Aging seeks volunteers to
assist local Medicare recipients
during the annual Medicare
Part D open enrollment
period of Oct. 15 through Dec.
7. Volunteers will be required to
participate in two half-day training programs and volunteer for
three hours per week. 817-5239.
» Jefferson Area Board for
Aging has begun its annual Fan
Care program, which provides
fans purchased with funds from
Dominion Electric’s Fan Care
program. The program, which
runs through Sept. 30, is for
applicants 60 years of age or
older who meet certain income
eligibility requirements and
have medical need, and who live
in Charlottesville and the counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna,
Greene, Louisa and Nelson.
Details: 817-5222.
» Jefferson-Madison Regional
Library is now lending out free
passes to the Virginia Discovery
Museum on the Downtown
Mall. Passes can be checked
out with a library card from any
JMRL branch and allows free
entry for up to four people to
the museum. There is no limit to
how many times the passes can
be used during the loan period.
Passes can be returned to the
library or left at the Virginia
Discovery Museum. 979-7151.
» Louisa County High School
Class of 1978 seeks classmates for its reunion scheduled
for Oct. 18 at the Best Western
hotel in Zion Crossroads. Details
are available at (804) 572-4608
or (804) 888-2884.
» The Poetry Company of
Charlottesville has launched
the First Annual Youth Poets
for Change Poetry Competition
focused on addressing social
change and human rights. The
competition is open to residents
of Charlottesville and Albemarle
County ages 7 to 18. Original poems may be submitted through
July 31. Details are available at
ww.thepoetrycompany.com.
227-2668.
» Virginia Blood Services
holds blood drives from 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at UVa
Facilities Management at 575
Alderman Road; from 9 a.m. to
noon Sunday at First Presbyterian Church at 500 Park St.;
from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday at the
Food Lion in Palmyra; from 11
Hear’s to Every
Special Moment
Rivanna
Hearing
Aid
a.m. to noon Monday at UVa’s
Carruthers Hall; from 1 to 5 p.m.
Tuesday at the UVa Chemistry
Building; and from noon to 4
p.m. Tuesday at the Walmart in
Ruckersville. 977-8956.
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