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The new CBS series “Swingtown” opens on an airplane, after a new flight attendant has just spilled a cup of coffee onto the pilot, Tom.

Crying, she apologizes and worries that his wife will be upset with her.

“My wife,” he assures her with a leer, “is gonna love you.”

He’s not lying. A second later, the camera cuts to said wife, getting out of bed while Tom and the flight attendant continue to go at it in the background.

MOVIE REVIEW:
‘Sex and the City’

REVIEWER RATING: 2.5/4 stars
RATING/TIME: R/142 min.
PHOTO: Kristen Davis, Kim Cattrall and Cynthia Nixon in ‘Sex and the City.’

Here’s what some folks are doing with their stimulus money.

The networks have announced their new offerings for the autumn.

Of art raffles, skills auctions and auditions ...

A story about two retired couples led Tom Stephens to write the play “Champagne Sundays,“ being produced by the Renaissance Theatre.

Chuck Shepherd takes a look at kinder, gentler government and family values, among other things.

In another world created by the words of Andy Horner and the drawings of Kyle Webster, a group of orphaned children have deformities that become strengths when the loners band together and support one another. The first of the “Light Children” books is set to come out in July.

With nip here and a tuck there, some folks can turn other people’s discards into their own fashion.