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`Boardwalk Empire,' 'Glee' big winners at Globes

It was a good night for HBO, "Glee" and probably the bartenders at Hollywood's annual Golden Globe awards.HBO's Prohibition-era drama "Boardwalk Empire" dethroned "Mad Men" as television's top drama — in the estimation of Golden Globe voters. Al Pacino and Claire Danes both won acting awards for their roles in HBO movies."Glee," meanwhile, won the Globe for television's best comedy or musical, its second Globe for the two years the exuberant Fox series has been on the air. Actors who play two…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Jan 17, 2011

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Original cast of 'God of Carnage' are reuniting

The original Broadway cast of the Tony Award-winning "God of Carnage" will reunite for a six-week run at the Ahmanson Theatre.Jeff Daniels, Hope Davis, James Gandolfini and Marcia Gay Harden — together with director Matthew Warchus — are set to resume their darkly comic domestic battles from April 5 through May 15.The play, by "Art" playwright Yasmina Reza, is set in a gentrified section of Brooklyn where two married couples meet to sort out a playground fight between their sons. The meeting…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Jan 12, 2011

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FCC chairman seeks conditions on Comcast, NBC deal

The head of the Federal Communications Commission is proposing regulatory conditions to ensure that cable TV giant Comcast Corp. cannot stifle competition in the video market once it takes control of NBC Universal.The conditions laid out Thursday by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski are intended to guarantee that satellite providers and other rival television services can still carry marquee NBC programming and that new Internet video distributors can get the content they need to grow and…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 24, 2010

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Real world to collide with heroes & villains

The real world is intruding in a real way for the heroes — and villains — of the Marvel universe.The publisher — whose characters range from the wall-crawler Spider-Man to mutant outcasts X-Men — said Tuesday that the fear, uncertainty and overarching anxiety that has gripped today's world will play havoc with its fictional heroes next spring as it embarks on "Fear Itself," a seven-issue limited series that will reach across numerous titles and leave its characters scarred but smarter.The story…See More

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NBC Universal cable channel Syfy to make movies

Syfy, the cable channel behind such series as "Warehouse 13" and the "Ghost Hunters" reality shows, is getting into the movie business.The channel, part of NBC Universal, said Wednesday it will join with sister company Universal Pictures to release one to two films a year with budgets between $5 million and $25 million starting in 2012. The joint venture will be called Syfy Films.The company will make movies in the science fiction, fantasy, supernatural and horror genres that are meant to be…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 16, 2010

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Bieber, `Bed Intruder Song' top YouTube in 2010

Antoine Dodson's dramatic reaction to a local crime has spawned the most-watched YouTube video of the year, excepting music videos.When Dodson, a 24-year-old Alabama student, gave an angry TV interview about an attempted rape against his younger sister, he became a viral hit. When a video turned that rant into an auto-tuned song, "Bed Intruder Song," Dodson became a full-fledged Internet sensation.The "Bed Intruder Song" is the top YouTube video of the year, the Google Inc.-owned company…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 13, 2010

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Upstate NY town pays tribute to `Wonderful Life'

For years, civic boosters have pointed out intriguing parallels that suggest Seneca Falls, N.Y., was the inspiration for Bedford Falls, the make-believe mill town in "It's a Wonderful Life."Those musings are now embodied in a museum of sorts that showcases Frank Capra's Christmas movie classic.And who cut the ribbon at Friday's grand opening? Zuzu, of course.Former child actress Karolyn Grimes, who played George Bailey's daughter Zuzu in the 1946 drama, traveled to central New York to launch…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 11, 2010

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After prison, Ron Isley picks up where he left off

When Ron Isley talks about the three years he spent in prison for tax evasion, there's no bitterness or anger in his voice: At times, there almost seems to be a bit of nostalgia."I made a lot of friends. I was treated like a king. I had all of the respect that one would want. And it's a part of that that I miss — when I say I miss, I miss the people that I met," said the 69-year-old with the golden tenor."When I first went in there, there were 300 people there and those 300 people were behind…See More

Blog post by Alfred Sealey Dec 11, 2010

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Widow: Jim Morrison wouldn't have wanted a pardon

The widow of The Doors singer Jim Morrison says Florida's intention to pardon him for a 1969 indecent exposure conviction is a cheap political ploy.Patricia Kennealy Morrison told The Associated Press Thursday that she's not pleased with the pardon and doesn't think the late singer would be either because he didn't expose himself on stage as some claim.She says the conviction should be expunged or the verdict overturned as fraud rather than just pardoned.She says the two were married in a pagan…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 9, 2010

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Sotheby's to sell rare Audubon 'Birds of America'

Sotheby's is auctioning a rare copy of John James Audubon's "Birds of America," billed as the world's most expensive book — a treasure that could sell for 6 million pounds ($9.5 million).One of only 100 or so remaining copies of "Birds of America," the tome will be on the block Tuesday in London alongside a first edition of Shakespeare's plays expected to fetch at least 1 million pounds ($1.6 million).The books come from the estate of the 2nd Baron Hesketh, an aristocratic book collector who…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 7, 2010

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'Suge' Knight arrested on outstanding warrant

Authorities say rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight was arrested on an outstanding traffic warrant as he left a restaurant near Universal Studios outside Los Angeles.Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Shawn Ruda says Knight was released about an hour after his arrest early Saturday.Ruda tells the Los Angeles Times that Knight was stopped by deputies, who ran his name through computers and discovered he was wanted on a minor traffic warrant issued recently in Beverly Hills.Knight was brought to West…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 5, 2010

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Australia readies for Oprah juggernaut

When US talkshow supremo Oprah Winfrey films her show Down Under this month, Karen Ferrazzo will celebrate by hosting a barbecue in her honour, complete with 'Oprah'-inspired snacks.Ferrazzo, 36, is not expecting the megastar to descend on her home in Melbourne's leafy north for the event -- but the mother of two is fully expecting to get caught up in the 'Oprah fever' hitting the nation."Because we didn't win tickets (to Oprah's two Sydney shows) we decided the next best thing was to celebrate…See More

Blog post by Alfred Sealey Dec 5, 2010

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National Board of Review lauds 'Social Network'

The National Board of Review, widely considered a harbinger of the Academy Awards, has chosen "The Social Network" as the best film of the year.The NBR lavished a total of four awards on the film, naming David Fincher best director, Aaron Sorkin's script best adapted screenplay and Jesse Eisenberg best actor. Eisenberg plays Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg in the film, which has won critical praise and earned more than $180 million worldwide at the box office.In the past three years, the…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Dec 3, 2010

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Mark Twain death centennial sparks wave of nostalgia

One hundred years after reports of his death were correct, not exaggerated, Mark Twain is a hot commodity again with an autobiography on the best-seller list and a new CD celebrating his legacy.The best seller is the first of the three-volume "Autobiography of Mark Twain," the iconoclastic author's private thoughts dictated during his life with the stipulation they not be published until he was dead for 100 years. That anniversary is 2010 and the 500,000-word book is flying off shelves.The CD,…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Nov 24, 2010

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Artists stage nationwide protests against cuts

Singers, painters and television presenters were demonstrating across the Netherlands on Saturday against the government's plans to slash funding and subsidies for the arts as part of an (EURO)18 billion ($25 billion) austerity package.Thousands of members of the public also were attending events around the country, and organizers called for protesters to scream together to express their anger at the changes.On Thursday the Dutch parliament approved plans to raise sales tax from six percent to…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Nov 21, 2010

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Smith's 'Just Kids' is award winner for nonfiction

Patti Smith is a literary star.The singer-poet's memoir about life in New York City in the 1960s, "Just Kids," won the National Book Award for nonfiction. "Just Kids" is a bittersweet look back at her deep friendship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and at a revolutionary time in the country.A tearful Smith, 63, recalled working decades ago at a Scribner's bookstore and stacking up the National Book Award winners, wondering if she would ever receive such a prize."So thank you for letting…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Nov 18, 2010

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Paramore's latest video exposes past conflict

Just when you thought rock outfit Paramore couldn't release yet another single off last fall's "Brand New Eyes," the band does just that -- and makes a telling music video to match."Brand New Eyes," the band's third studio release, thematically exposed a heated conflict that developed between band members Josh Farro, Zac Farro, Taylor York, Jeremy Davis and front woman Hayley Williams.It was a brawl that centered on growing up and growing apart -- and threatened to destroy the band for…See More

Blog post by Alfred Sealey Nov 18, 2010

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Final Harry Potter movie will be "like a war film"

If "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" felt less frenetic than many fantasy blockbusters, then it was the calm before the storm.Cast and crew of the hugely successful film franchise have described Deathly Hallows Part 2 -- the eighth and last installment in the boy wizard series due out next July -- as a war movie. And unlike Part 1, it will also be in 3-D."In Harry Potter 7 (Deathly Hallows Part 1) ... people keep talking about 'Oh it's an action movie' (but) ... this is so sedate…See More

Blog post by Lyman Blanch Nov 16, 2010

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De Laurentiis funeral set for Monday in LA

A public funeral service for Oscar-winning producer Dino De Laurentiis will be held Monday at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles.A statement released by the family late Friday encouraged guests to wear red instead of black to the 1:30 p.m. PST service because "Dino De Laurentiis did not want to be met with a sea of black at his funeral."The statement explained the legendary producer, who died Wednesday at age 91, "drew power" from the color red.The Cathedral of Our…See More

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`Boardwalk Empire,' 'Glee' big winners at Globes

It was a good night for HBO, "Glee" and probably the bartenders at Hollywood's annual Golden Globe awards.

HBO's Prohibition-era drama "Boardwalk Empire" dethroned "Mad Men" as television's top drama — in the estimation of Golden Globe voters. Al Pacino and Claire Danes both won acting awards for their roles in HBO movies.

"Glee," meanwhile, won the Globe for television's best comedy or musical, its second Globe for the two years the exuberant Fox series has been on the air.…

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Posted by Lyman Blanch on January 17, 2011 at 1:58pm

Original cast of 'God of Carnage' are reuniting

The original Broadway cast of the Tony Award-winning "God of Carnage" will reunite for a six-week run at the Ahmanson Theatre.

Jeff Daniels, Hope Davis, James Gandolfini and Marcia Gay Harden — together with director Matthew Warchus — are set to resume their darkly comic domestic battles from April 5 through May 15.

The play, by "Art" playwright Yasmina Reza, is set in a gentrified section of Brooklyn where two married couples meet to sort out a playground fight between their…

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Posted by Lyman Blanch on January 12, 2011 at 11:58am

FCC chairman seeks conditions on Comcast, NBC deal

The conditions laid out Thursday by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski are intended to guarantee that satellite providers and other rival television services can still carry marquee NBC programming and that new Internet video distributors can get the content they need to grow…

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Posted by Lyman Blanch on December 24, 2010 at 12:39am

Real world to collide with heroes & villains

The real world is intruding in a real way for the heroes — and villains — of the Marvel universe.

The publisher — whose characters range from the wall-crawler Spider-Man to mutant outcasts X-Men — said Tuesday that the fear, uncertainty and overarching anxiety that has gripped today's world will play havoc with its fictional heroes next spring as it embarks on "Fear Itself," a seven-issue limited series that will reach across numerous titles and leave its characters scarred but…

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Posted by Lyman Blanch on December 22, 2010 at 2:33am

Other networks aimed at women waiting for OWN

One advantage Oprah Winfrey might have in establishing an identity for her new television network is that many of her competitors are in the same situation, even if they've been around for a while.

Some of the biggest existing cable networks that are aimed at women — Lifetime, WE, Hallmark and Oxygen — are in some degree of transition as Winfrey's OWN prepares for its New Year's Day debut. The goal is to distinguish themselves so OWN won't siphon off viewers.

"They have to ante…

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Posted by Lyman Blanch on December 20, 2010 at 9:10pm