Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 09, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A1 Where dancers dine When these ballerinas want a bite to eat, they head to Stella's / A9 Nice and icy Special Olympics benefits from Polar Plunge / A5 Send news tips and photos to tips@ freepress. mb. ca For breaking news go to winnipegfreepress. com DID YOU WIN? Lotto 6/ 49 2, 5, 16, 36, 41, 43 Bonus 25 Pick 3 Winning number: 567 Extra Winning number: 6096473 THE WEATHER Partly sunny. HIGH - 21 LOW - 29 INDEX PAGE 2 FEBRUARY 9, 2014 JONATHAN HAYWARD / THE CANADIAN PRESS PRECIOUS MEDALS ANDY WONG / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dreams of Scotties gold dashed B11 NDP screens attack ad A3 Canada scored big in Sochi on the first full day of competition Saturday, winning three Olympic medals, thanks in part to the ski- slopes sister act of Justine and Chlo� Dufour- Lapointe. Earlier in the day, snowboarder Mark McMorris won Canada's first medal, despite having suffered a broken rib shortly before the games. . Four pages of Olympics coverage / B2- 5 . Ste. Anne product Jocelyne Larocque scores for Canada in women's hockey win over Swiss / B2 . Spurning Sochi / A8- 9 Jets aren't feeling blue after SO loss in St. Louis / B7 SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Leonardo DiCaprio says he and The Wolf of Wall Street co- star Jonah Hill are " going to come up with something unique" as they re- team to tell the story of 1996 Olympics security guard Richard Jewell. Hill will star as Jewell in the planned film, which was presented to the two actors as they searched for another joint project following the Oscarnominated depiction of stockbroker excess. " I think it's such a heartbreaking story and such an interesting story about the 24- hour news cycle: a man becoming a hero and then the world's biggest villain within 24 hours of each other," Hill said. He was at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival presenting an award to DiCaprio and Wolf director Martin Scorsese. DiCaprio is expected to both produce and play Jewell's attorney. - The Associated Press Leo's Jewell of a plan includes Hill NEW YORK - Fashion house Valentino has apologized for touting in an email blast to journalists that one of its pricey bags was carried by Amy Adams as she stepped from a car at the wake of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman. Much was made of the promotional email sent Friday, complete with two photos of the actress outside the Thursday wake. Valentino said in a statement that quickly followed the company didn't realize the photos were snapped at the gathering of loved ones for Hoffman, who was found dead Feb. 2 of an apparent heroin overdose. " We sincerely regret releasing a photo to the media... of Amy Adams with a Valentino Bag. We were not aware the photograph was taken while she was attending the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman," said the regretful statement signed by Mona Swanson, vice- president of communications for Valentino USA. - The Associated Press Valentino regrets bag boast A_ 01_ Feb- 09- 14_ FP_ 01. indd A1 2/ 8/ 14 11: 47: 09 PM ;