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YA LLEGÓ RAMBO Terror En Teatro PHARRELL, CON CHANEL [email protected] @Funcion_Exc EXCELSIOR SÁBADO 3 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2018 Foto: Reuters Foto: Foto: Tomada de Twitter @CHANEL de Twitter Tomada Foto: Arrestan a Baldwin PHARRELL, CON CHANEL NUEVA YORK.— Alec Baldwin fue arrestado ayer después de golpear PARÍS.— Pharrell Williams creó una colección de prendas y accesorios a un hombre tras una disputa por un lugar de estacionamiento. Tras el para Chanel, que saldrá en marzo de 2019. El cantante, quien ha colaborado incidente la policía lo arrestó, mientras su víctima tuvo que ser trasladada con el diseñador de la firma, Karl Lagerfeld, un par de veces desde 2014, estu- a un hospital. El acto provocó un comentario de Donald Trump, a quien el vo en el desfile de Chanel en Bangkok el miércoles luciendo una sudadera ama- actor imita regularmente “Le deseo buena suerte”, comentó. (AFP) rilla con lentejuelas incrustadas en forma de “C”, el logo de la casa. (EFE) La banda alcanzó los 18 años en la escena musical YA SON y comparten con Excélsior cómo han cambiado las cosas desde aquella tocada enMAYORCITOS el otrora Bulldog >6 Foto: Nacho Galar / Fotoarte: Erik Zepeda YA LLEGÓ Terror RAMBO en teatro La productora Lionsgate publicó En mayo de 2019 llegará al teatro la primera imagen oficial de mexicano El exorcista, obra de Sylvester Stallone en su icónico literatura escrita por William papel de John Rambo en Peter Blatty y que fue llevada Rambo 5: Last Blood. En la foto el cine en 1973. El encargado aparece Stallone como un viejo de montarla será el productor John Rambo con un sombrero Eduardo López, quien pronto de vaquero y una chamarra dará a conocer al elenco. mientras llueve. En la imagen se Su estreno en México será lee: “Es hora de convertirse en simultáneo con la apertura en guerra.” (De la Redacción) Broadway. (NTX) Foto: Tomada de Twitter Foto: Especial 2: FUNCIÓN SÁBADO 3 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2018 : EXCELSIOR Toma el control LA NIÑERA Información proporcionada por las cadenas. Programación sujeta a cambios sin previo aviso 25 años de carcajadas 3.1 TELEVISIÓN 103 DISH ABIERTA 603 DISH HD 3 IZZI DE LA REDACCIÓN 3 TOTALPLAY El 3 de noviembre de 1993, la CBS transmitió el primer 703 IZZI HD [email protected] 103 capítulo de esta serie y ahora su productora planea un 103 SKY MEGACABLE 1103 SKY HD Hace un cuarto de siglo, una remake en el que quiere contar con la rapera Cardi B extravagante mujer judía con 06:00 Dibujos animados 16:00 WWE SMACKDOWN voz estridente y amante del 07:00 Superlibro 16: 50 Previo al partido animal print se apareció en la 07:30 El show de la pantera rosa 17:00 Partido: Pachuca vs Nexaca puerta de una familia de ori- 08:30 Mazinger Z 19:00 Película: El mensajero gen británico ofreciendo sus 09:30 Superhéroes eternos 21:00 El minuto que cambió cosméticos y en una jugada 12:00 El encantador de perros mi destino del destino se convirtió en 13:00 Película: Colisión aérea 22:00 Atrapada la nana de tres adorables ni- 15:00 WWE RAW 00:00 GAMER TAG ños hijos de un productor de Broadway. Así fue como La Niñera se apoderó poco 162 SKY a poco del corazón de los 28 IZZI 28.1 TELEVISIÓN ABIERTA DIGITAL televidentes en los años 90. 3.4 TELEVISIÓN ABIERTA NACIONAL El 3 de noviembre de 1993 la cadena CBS transmitió el primer capítulo del progra- 07:00 Caldo de cultivo, con Mariana H 15:00 Adrenalina, con Gerardo Martínez ma protagonizado por Fran y Gabriel Guzmán 07:30 Televenta Mejor compra Drescher, Charles Shaugh- 16:00 Excélsior informa, con 08:00 Televenta Mejor compra nessy, Daniel Davis, Lauren Gwendolyne Flores 08:30 Televenta Mejor compra Lane, Nicholle Tom, Benjamin 09:00 Televenta Mejor compra 17:00 Excélsior informa, Salisbury, Madeline Zima, 09:30 Televenta Mejor compra con Jimena Duarte Renée Taylos, Ann Morgan 11:00 Excélsior informa, 18:00 Excélsior informa, con Héctor Guilbert y Rachel Chagall y con Hiram Hurtado Figueroa a partir de ahí se comenzó a 12:00 Programa Salud y bienestar, con 19:00 Televenta escribir su historia. Ethel Soriano 19:30 Televenta Si bien el primer año de 12:30 Corte y queda 20:00 Televenta transmisión no fue de las con Lucero Calderón, Adrián Ruiz 20:30 Televenta producciones más exito- y Enrique Solórzano 21:00 Televenta sas de la cadena –incluso se 13:00 Excélsior informa, 21:30 Televenta pensó en cancelarla- poco con Enrique Sánchez a poco la tensión romántica 22:30 Televenta 14:00 Excélsior informa, entre la niñera Fran Fine y el 23:30 Televenta con Hiram Hurtado señor Sheffield, el constan- 14:30 Expresiones, te pique ente C.C. Babcock con Oliver Flores y Niles y la increíble rela- ción entre los niños Margaret, LAS ESTRELLAS NUEVE Brighton y Grace con la nana Foto: TriStar Pictures 102 SKY | 102 IZZI | 2.1 HD 109 SKY | 109 IZZI encaminaron la comedia para A lo largo de seis temporadas –de 1993 a 1999- La Niñera fue apoderándose de un espacio en la televisión hasta convertirse en uno de los programas más vistos de mediados de los 90. 09:00 Inova convertirla en uno de los 06:00 Papá soltero 11:00 Infomax clásicos de la televisión. 07:00 El Chapulín Colorado 13:30 Reventón musical A lo largo de seis tempo- filas de La Niñera. tributo al poner su foto ves- 08:00 Película: El caso de una 15:00 Lucha Libre AAA radas –de 1993 a 1999- La El 19 de mayo de 1999 se tida de animal print con una adolescente 16:30 Película: Juana Gallo Niñera, producida por la SOBRE estrenó en Estados Unidos imagen mía de La Niñera en misma Drescher, fue apode- el último capítulo de la serie, la que estoy vestida con el 10:00 Cuéntamelo ya 18:30 Ripley, ¡aunque usted no lo crea! LA SERIE rándose de un espacio en la el final de la historia entre la mismo estilo. 12:00 ¡Qué madre tan padre! 20:00 Total blackout televisión hasta convertirse 3 Fecha de estreno: 3 de nana Fine y el señor “Estoy hablando en uno de los programas más Sheffield que se lan- con sus represen- 13:00 Película: Un Quijote sin mancha 21:45 Futbol noviembre de 1993. vistos de mediados de los 90. zó en dos partes. TRAMA tantes y verdade- 15:00 La fea más bella 3 Fecha del final: 19 de Así personalidades como mayo de 1999. A casi 20 años La Niñera trata ramente estoy muy 17:00 Pequeños gigantes ONCE TV Chevy Chase, Billy Ray Cyrus, de ese final, Dres- sobre una vende- entusiasmada. Es Erik Estrada, Dan Aykroyd, 3 Seis temporadas. cher planea hacer dora de cosméticos algo fresco y creo 19:00 La Rosa de Guadalupe: relatos 111 SKY | 111 IZZI | 11.1 HD Bette Midler, Jane Seymour, 3 144 capítulos un remake de la se- que termina siendo que podría ser muy de impacto 09:00 Un día en Once Niños Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, 3 Ganó un premio rie y tiene en la mira nanny de tres hijos divertido, ella tam- 09:15 La Calle Scream 21:00 Sin miedo a la verdad Hugh Grant, Alicia Machado, Emmy, un BMI Film & a la cantante Cardi B de un rico británico. bién tiene una voz 09:30 Arte Ninja 23:00 + Noche David Letterman, Ray Char- TV, un Young Artist, un para que interprete graciosa, creo que 10:00 Operación ¡Ouch! les, Patti LaBelle, Brian Setzer, silver TeleVizier-Tulip a la hija de Fran Fine. formaríamos un dúo fantás- FORO TV 10:30 Cuenta con Sofía Celine Dion, Whoopi Gold- (Holanda) y un TV “Ella fue la que lo em- tico como madre e hija”, dijo 106 SKY | 104 IZZI 11:00 Diálogos Fin de semana berg y Rosie O’Donnell, entre Land Award. pezó todo cuando me Drescher en una entrevista 12:00 A la cachi cachi porra muchos otros, se unieron a las hizo una especie de para el sitio ExtraTV. 08:00 Sábado de Foro 13:00 Conciertos OSIPN 11:00 Creadores universitarios 15:00 Palabra de autor 15:30 DbaT3.0 12:00 Cuide su Salud EL RADAR FUNCIÓN 16:00 Todos a bordo [email protected] @funcion_Exc 13:00 Las noticias 16:30 Factor ciencia 14:00 Cuide su salud 17:00 Sushi y algo más 15:00 Las noticias 17:30 El regreso de Kaito Kid ANNA 18:00 Especiales musicales Central 15:30 Estatus Hoy cumple Once WINTOUR 16:00 Observatorio 66 AÑOS ROSEANNE ACTRIZ 19:00 Entre mitos y realidades EDITORA 18:00 Las noticias 20:00 Diversos somos 45 AÑOS ACTRIZ LISSET 69 AÑOS 20:00 Oppenheimer presenta 20:30 Relatos de mujeres 59 AÑOS CINEASTA 21:00 Aquí nos tocó vivir HAL HARTLEY 22:00 Clío TV 21:30 Niñas promedio 22:30 Película: Mundo de basura CANAL CINCO EDITH MÁRQUEZ MALUMA 105 SKY | 105 IZZI | 5.1 HD AZTECA UNO Siente ansiedad por 08:00 Max Steel: Maximum Morphos 113 SKY | 113 IZZI | 1.1 HD cantar en Colombia 09:00 Turning Mecard 08:00 Película El cantante colombiano Maluma 09:30 Polly Pocket 10:00 Cuando seas mía dijo que los últimos tres años de su 12:00 A cada quien su Santo 09:45 Barbie Dreamtopia vida no han sido fáciles, y que lleva 14:00 Hechos Sábado una semana sin dormir bien debido 11:00 Película 15:00 Lo que callamos las mujeres a la presión que representa para él 13:30 Película 17:00 Escape perfecto conceder un par de conciertos en su 16:15 Película 18:00 Sábado Al Extremo natal Colombia.
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