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The Himalayan Times CMYK PAGE 10 www.thehimalayantimes.com THE HIMALAYAN TIMES, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 MIXED FARE Harper succumbs to cancer Tate’s murder OS ANGELES: Ameri- Rest In Peace, mia Valeria,” HAPPY BIRTHDAY: This year, you open up to many new possibilities. m.media-amazon.com can actress Valerie the statement read. and aftermath You become slightly less detailed oriented and enjoy a more artistic, Harper has died after She began her career as a creative perspective. If single, you meet people with ease, but a poten- L tial sweetie gets confused by your need for distance at times. Take a long battle with cancer. dancer on Broadway, mak- your time in allowing someone to get to know you. If you’re attached, She was 80. ing her debut in the musical still ‘haunt’ the two of you seem to adjust to each other’s personality quirks with Harper, who collected Take Me Along in 1959. ease. Indulge your significant other more often. Let this person know four Emmy Awards and one In 2013, Harper was told how much you appreciate him or her. LIBRA knows how to charm you Golden Globe for playing by doctors that she had lep- Polanski and get a yes from you! the brash New Yorker on tomeningeal carcinomato- The Mary Tyler Moore Show sis, an incurable condition A baby born today has a Sun in Virgo and a Moon in Libra. and then on her own spin- in which cancer cells spread off series Rhoda, died on Au- into the membrane sur- ARIES (March 21-April 19): The unexpected could have an impact on you when you least expect it. Use gust 30. Her family con- rounding the brain. They good sense with finances and anything involving pos- firmed the news to KABC- informed her that Harper sessions or work. Go along with plans, especially if TV, reports hollywoo- has three months to live, you’re celebrating Labour Day weekend. dreporter.com. but eight months later, she Tonight: The only answer is yes. Cristina Cacciotti, Harp- said that her cancer was This Week: Intense conversations mark most of the week; considering er’s daughter, shared a state- near remission. the implications of what is said might take longer. ✹✹✹✹ ment on behalf of her father After that, she competed Tony on Twitter. on the Dancing With the TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Even if someone does not “My beautiful caring wife Stars show and made an ap- ask for your help getting a project completed, volunteer. of nearly 40 years has passed pearance on 2 Broke Girls in Waller-Bridge You will enjoy the people involved and naturally have away at 10:06 am after years 2015. She also appeared on a great time. Make an additional effort to help others of fighting cancer. She will The Doctors show in 2013 to relax as well. never, ever be forgotten. discuss her illness. — IANS is British Artist Tonight: Do not push, but enjoy your immediate circle. gannett-cdn.com This Week: Others seek you out most of the week. Someone demands of the Year more than a casual encounter. Be ready to say no. ✹✹✹ GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Your flirtatiousness comes OS ANGELES: Fleabag and out even if you try to be more subtle. Be careful, as you Killing Eve creator Phoebe parismatch.be could hurt someone’s feelings. Your sense of humour L Waller-Bridge is set to be felic- helps you get over a difficult moment. ENICE: Roman Polanski says itated by the British Academy’s Los Tonight: Enjoy a dear friend’s sense of humour. his bad days in Hollywood Angeles branch. This Week: You have a lot going on that you might not discuss. Others V started with the murder of his The British actor-writer will re- naturally distance themselves. Remember the people who wife Sharon Tate as he believes ceive the Britannia Award for Brit- count. ✹✹✹✹✹ that many in the media thought ish Artist of the Year by BAFTA LA. that he was the one responsible for “As a multi-talented actor, writer, CANCER (June 21-July 22): Tension builds. You feel as the tragedy. creator and showrunner, Phoebe’s if another person might be making unreasonable Polanski, who is wanted in the US sensational work in both comedy demands on your time. Even if you are not aware of after fleeing the country decades ago and drama has captured the atten- those feelings, he or she picks up an attitude. to avoid jail in a case related to having tion of audiences globally. Her abil- Tonight: Clear out any misunderstandings. sex with a minor, is currently in the ity to effortlessly connect with the This Week: Emotions flourish and you feel good wherever you news over the inclusion of his upcom- viewer, seamlessly break the fourth are. A deadline hits you hard on Thursday. You become more ing film An Officer and a Spy in the wall, and effectively address deeply present. ✹✹✹✹ competition line-up of the 2019 Ven- relevant issues through comedy ice Film Festival. is truly remarkable,” BAFTA Los LEO (July 23-Aug 22): You seem to be in the right According to Deadline, the film’s Angeles CEO, Chantal Rickards said groove this Labour Day weekend. You make calls to press notes at the festival contained in a statement. friends, and before you know it, you have created a an interview of Polanski where he “We are honoured to be recognis- spontaneous get-together. Keep it simple and fun. talked about Tate’s murder and the ing such a phenomenal British Tonight: Getting into the moment. THT movie in detail. talent, and someone who contin- This Week: Stay centred and deal with a changeable situation. You cook an exploding scene, we just need to light it “The way people see me, my ‘im- ues to break down barriers and pro- might like to stay nice and cosy at home, but events will propel you out up,” he added. age’, did indeed start to form with Sha- mote the power of the female the door late week. ✹✹✹✹✹ A platform for Neils Voorbach from the Deep House Amster- ron Tate’s death,” he said. voice,” she added. dam was also present for the conference as a pan- Tate was eight-and-a-half months Waller-Bridge is poised for award VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22): You could easily defer a elist. Talking about the techno scene in Nepal, he pregnant when she was killed glory as her two shows are up for project and let someone else handle it. However, you opined that it is getting developed. “Commercial along with four others at her resi- combined 20 Emmy nominations. also enjoy being involved with others. Do not forget a celebration, music seems to be much more popular in Nepal. dence by the followers of cult leader Fleabag, featuring Waller-Bridge token gift for a dear friend who might be at a distance It’s a bit different in Europe,” he observed and Charles Manson. in titular character of an angry, con- for a while. added, “Both commercial and underground Polanski said the media covered the fused and sexually active woman in Tonight: Indulge, party, play. techno scenes are huge in Europe. When people whole tragedy in a “most despicable” her 30s living in London, has re- This Week: You can sometimes be brutally honest or deliver what you ✹✹✹✹✹ collaboration realise that there is money to be made in both the way, during which they also pointed ceived 11 nods, including Best believe are facts. Thursday, rethink what you said. scenes, the electronic scene will further develop.” fingers at him. Comedy Series and Best Actress. As per Koacher, techno music isn’t an easy lis- “When it happened, even though I While Killing Eve, about the cat LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): You understand the impor- tening music and requires a mature and intelli- was already going through a terrible and mouse game between an MI6 tance of ceremonies and events. Drawing a formal in electronic gent mind to comprehend. time, the press got hold of the tragedy agent, played by Sandra Oh and end to summer frolic and special friends might “When you’re a teen, you’re happy with com- and, unsure of how to deal with it, Jodie Comer’s Villanelle, will com- make you sad, on the one hand, yet you will completely mercial Bollywood numbers but as you start ma- covered it in the most despicable pete for nine awards. enjoy yourself. turing, you start seeking something intelligent way, implying, among other things, The Britannia Award for British Tonight: Leader of the gang. This Week: Curb a possessive streak. You need to have what you want. music and complex to listen to,” he shared. that I was one of the people responsi- Artist of the Year seeks to recognise ✹✹✹✹✹ You might want to proceed with care late Wednesday. To this Voorbach added, “You start with explor- ble for her murder, against a back- a “talented colleague whose out- ATHMANDU: A one-day knowledge ing your own personality and finding what you ground of satanism. standing, iconic work has demon- sharing and networking conference want to listen to rather than listening to just what “For them, my film Rosemary’s strated the high quality of SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): The need to satisfy your cu- for electronic music industry was your friends listen to.” Baby, proved that I was in league with their craftsmanship”. riosity takes you down a new path. You might need more questions answered, especially if there are finan- held in the Capital on August 30.
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