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a grueling, 26-day season filled with twists, turns and new
advantages sprints towards its conclusion, as the final three are
announced and one is crowned the sole Survivor in the thrilling
finale of "Survivor" Season 44, airing Wednesday, May 24, on
CBS. To learn more about the remaining contestants, visit: www.
cbs.com/shows/survivor/cast/
after finding a pair of flipping partners in desperate need of help after
buying a house on a busy street, Page discovers their design choices
are decades out of style and does what she can to bring the house
up to date in "Fix My Flip," airing Thursday, May 25, on HGTV. For
more design tips, check out www.hgtv.com/shows/fix-my-flip
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On this day in film and television his-
tory... (May 25)
1964: At the 16th Emmy Awards, "The Dick Van Dyke
Show" picked up awards in five categories, including
an Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress
in a Series honor for Mary Tyler Moore. Moore is the
subject of the documentary "Being Mary Tyler Moore,"
premiering May 26 on HBO and HBO Max.
1969: "Midnight Cowboy," starring Jon Voight and
Dustin Hoffman, hits movie theaters across the U.S.
Directed by John Schlesinger, the film is based on the
novel by James Leo Herlihy, and it goes on to win the
Oscar for Best Picture in 1970.
1977: A big day for "Star Wars" fans. The original
"Star Wars" movie, now known as "Star Wars: Episode
IV - A New Hope," is released in a limited number
of theaters. It quickly became a blockbuster hit and a
pop-culture phemomenon.
1979: Directed by Ridley Scott, "Alien," starring Sigour-
ney Weaver, premieres at the Seattle International Film
Festival before a wider release on June 22. Surprisingly,
it received mixed reviews during its initial run, but is now
considered one of the top sci-fi and horror films of all time.
1983: The third installment in the "Star Wars" film
franchise, "Return of the Jedi" (now known as "Star
Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi") arrives in the-
aters. It grossed $374 million worldwide, making it the
highest-grossing film of 1983.
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