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Ask Stacy -- Week of 5/11/13
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Ask Stacy -- Week of 4/20/13DEAR STACY: What is the music used in the BlackBerry Z10 commercial? — Leigh D., Tarzana, Calif. DEAR LEIGH: That bouncy tune is "Elephant" from Australian group Tame Impala. It's the first single from their sophomore album, "Lonerism." DEAR STACY: What happened to Judd Nelson's career after "The Breakfast Club"? — Jonah B., Chattanooga, Tenn. DEAR JONAH: Several films in which Nelson had lead roles tanked (such as "From the Hip" and "Blue City") after "The Breakfast Club." He's done respectably with roles on "Suddenly Susan," the big screen "New Jack City" and other movies, but never became the big star many expected. More recent roles include that of Headmaster Nash in the big screen "Bad Kids Go to Hell" (2012) and voicing Rodimus Prime in TV's "Transformers: Animated." DEAR STACY: I haven't seen Craig Kilborn in so long.
DEAR NANCY: Kilborn recently made a pilot for a prospective late night satirical comedy show for CNN. Time will tell if he fares better with that project than 2010's short-lived "The Kilborn File." The original "Daily Show" host and writer sold his L.A. home for $2,900,000 last year. DEAR STACY: Please settle a trivial dispute. I say there were two John-Boys on "The Waltons." My friends say Richard Thomas was the only one. Please make it official that I am right. — Wayne N., Tacoma, Wash. DEAR WAYNE: Consider yourself official. Robert Wightman took over the role of John-Boy Walton from Richard Thomas in the long-running series in 1979 and played it till '82. COPYRIGHT 2013 STACY JENEL SMITH DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM 
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