I HAVE fond childhood memories of sitting on the floor of my grandmother's house and watching "Jeopardy" with her and her sister-in-law, who remained the undisputed in-house champion of the game into her 90s.
The evening ends with the heroine, a reluctant activist who has put her marriage in jeopardy for her colleagues, addressing the TUC conference and calling for her listeners to stand up for the women workers.
Her career is not in jeopardy though her benefits may be slashed and her pension will be reduced as the Puerto Rican government tightens its belt.
The film is a romantic drama about a woman who never physically ages beyond her 20s, creating ample jeopardy for her human relationships.
Paula Deen's Southern cooking empire may be in serious jeopardy, but her legal woes at least are behind her.
The hospital, she said, never told her the baby's life was in jeopardy after her water broke, and as a result, the suit contends, she was unprepared for the turn of events, and devastated.
Kirstie Alley was the other "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" competinor in jeopardy, but her entertaining routine to "Moves Like Jagger," which involved her partner Maks Chmerkovski in a wig, was a hit with the viewers, keeping the actress in the competition for at least one more week.
Last Friday night, Elsie Grier was sitting on the couch watching "Jeopardy!" at her daughter's house in Queens when she thought she heard her husband, Jasper Grier, stumble and fall in the next room.
Since Lewinsky's legal jeopardy prohibited her from talking to the press, she had no choice but to remain silent even as her image and her story morphed into profit centers for the entertainment industry.
And there are also some stylish touches: a woman accused of murder signs a confession to the police in her cell and then has her confession heard by the priest, with the viewer understanding that the latter encounter has greater jeopardy for her as a Catholic.
