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Telling too much would spoil Will Smith's latest; just see it
Will Smith may be best known for his good-natured, wisecracking characters in such films as Bad Boys, Men in Black and Independence Day, but he has had a long, diverse film career.
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Smith stops in Charlotte to promote film
One of Hollywood's biggest stars, Will Smith, came to Charlotte yesterday.
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TV Tidbits More HD channels are coming to Time Warner Cable's lineup
Time Warner Cable has replaced Mojo HD, which will soon stop broadcasting.
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TV Tidbits: You have fewer than 100 days until the switch to digital television
Monday marked the start of the 100-day countdown to the digital-television conversion, and more people have requested coupons for converter boxes than have used them so far.
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Rose grower, philosopher says patience is the secret
Every gardener has to start somewhere.
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TV Tidbits: Election's end may collapse SNL's...readiness for prime time
So what will Saturday Night Live do without the 2008 presidential election to mock?
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Out you go, little buddy; I'll find you in the spring
Just when you thought the horrors of Halloween were over, it's -- centipede, the beast from beneath the flowerpot. It's an ancient 100-legged creature from before the dawn of the dinosaurs, and it's in the house.
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Running into a brick wall couldn't stop this gardener
Mary-Louise Morgan's garden is a lemons-to-lemonade situation.
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TV Tidbits: Turner Classic to honor Paul Newman with 24-hour marathon
Turner Classic Movies will pay tribute to Paul Newman on Sunday with a 24-hour marathon of his films, including some of his most popular works including Hud and Cool Hand Luke.
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Add a little spice to your life and yard with ginger
White ginger, Hedychium coronarium, is one of the classic floral scents. You can file it away in the olfactory memory along with the likes of lilac, lily of the valley, rose and daphne.
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Last glows of summer cue harvest celebrations
Here comes October, the month when we put down the hoe and pick up the rake. It is also that month in the garden when all is verdant and overripe, when fresh, leafy greens and root crops share the garden with the very last fruits of summer.
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Tech Bytes: A tiny card will deliver your music
The possible successor of the compact disc is coming to a store near you soon.
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Big garden on a budget shows a lot of creativity
Ellen Tommasi wanted me to know that her garden was built on a shoestring budget. When she started back in 1981, the place was all grass. She had traveled all over the country with her husband, Paul, while he was in the Air Force and this was the place to finally settle in and plant a garden.
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TV Tidbits: Time Warner adds HD channels for ESPNU and Planet Green
Time Warner Cable is adding two new high-definition channels today.
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Flying back in time with the Tin Goose
Travel by heavier-than-air craft began in North Carolina about 105 years ago. At first, flying was done by only the very brave or the very foolish, but eventually travel by air became accessible to almost everyone.
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Life Minus TV: Media researcher at Wake Forest finds those who don't watch are a mixed bag
TV or not TV? That is the question at the heart of a new book by a Wake Forest University professor.
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Cucumbers are ancient, easy to grow and yummy
Just about the time of year when powdery mildew and squash bugs get the better of the squash plants, I tire of eating squash. The first few wheelbarrows-full are fine, but then I reach my saturation point.
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TV Tidbits: The WB Network is being resurrected - for your computer
On Wednesday, the WB Network is coming back. But it will be available only online.
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Essential-oil concoctions are effective as repellents
I am trying to learn to think like a rabbit. Rabbits know that they are quicker than you, smarter than you (in some ways), more persistent than you -- and they outnumber you.
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