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NEW YORK (AP) —
ABC's "Good Morning America" is saying goodbye to Josh Elliott — minus Josh Elliott.
The top-rated morning show paid a brief tribute to its departed news anchor on Thursday's show. Elliott left last weekend for a job at NBC Sports, turning down an offer to stay at ABC.
With Elliott now in the employ of another network, he didn't appear on ABC's set Thursday. The show ran a series of clips from his time on the show, including when he met Pope Francis and had an animal poop on his shoulder. Said Robin Roberts: "We love you!"
The show maintained the appearance of a happy broadcast "family" after a personnel move that caused some off-screen bitterness.
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ADRIAN SAINZ, Associated Press
EMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) —
Joe Brown gained fame by meting out justice as a TV judge. Now he's the one facing charges.
Brown, the star of the television show "Judge Joe Brown" and present-day political candidate, has a court hearing April 4 in Tennessee on his challenge of contempt of court charges handed down Monday by a Shelby County Juvenile Court magistrate.
Brown, 66, was arrested and sentenced to five days in jail during an outburst in a child support hearing before Juvenile Court Magistrate Judge Harold "Hal" Horne. Brown was later released from jail by a Circuit Court judge who will hear arguments next week about dropping the charges and sentence, Brown's lawyer said Tuesday.
KATHY MATHESON, Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
The Fox and Hound pub in downtown Philadelphia boasts all the fixings of a standard sports bar: huge TVs, numerous beers on draft and a menu filled with burgers, wings and nachos.
So what are all the easels and canvases for?
Welcome to Paint Nite, an opportunity to tap your inner Van Gogh. Just order a drink, put on a smock and lighten up a bit as a friendly instructor takes you step-by-step through the brush strokes of a landscape, still life or skyline.