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The deal accepted by Robert Joel Halderman brought to a close an embarrassing chapter for Letterman, whose on-air confession in the fall triggered scrutiny of his behavior behind the scenes.
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Letterman harasser pleads guilty, gets six months in jail
A group of distributors led by Time Warner Cable is going to file a petition with the Federal Communications Commission later this week, seeking new rules about how broadcasters and distributors can and cannot negotiate carriage deals.
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Time Warner Cable to ask FCC for new rules on negotiating programming deals
The interview was revealing in a way that went way beyond Cowell’s gaping neckline.
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Jay Leno grills Simon Cowell about love and marriage
It’s the movie that reminded voters of the time when studios were in the business of making smart, exciting, character-driven films intended primarily for a grown-up audience.
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Critic’s Notebook: ‘The Hurt Locker’ is Oscars’ dream film
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
“Bachelor” fans tuned in for the marriage of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney, one of the most controversial couples in the franchise’s history.
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‘The Bachelor: Jason & Molly’s Wedding,’ whatever the weather
Lucas has high hopes that Wonderland (which piled up $210 million worldwide in its massive opening weekend) will help him get a foothold in Hollywood.
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‘Wonderland’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Matt Lucas picks up the pieces in L.A.
But they still harbor a little bitterness toward NBC, as the gritty police drama returns from hiatus.
“Southland,” the latest addition to TNT’s prime-time lineup, has action, twists, heartbreak and a key rescue operation. Viewers might also notice there’s been a lot of excitement on-screen as well.
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‘Southland’ producer and cast are enthusiastic about series’ rescue by TNT
Pretty much as soon as he’s done celebrating, best actor Oscar winner Jeff Bridges will travel to New Mexico to shoot “True Grit,” the Coen Bros. remake of the John Wayne classic that will come out in December. It will be the second movie of the season for Bridges, whose “Tron Legacy” is also set to be released in December.
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OK, they won — so what’s next?
Based on the ended science-fiction show, it is being introduced at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco this week and is expected to premiere in the fall.
“Battlestar Galactica” is finding new life on the Web.
‘Battlestar Galactica’ multi-player online game coming
With ‘The Princess and the Frog’ coming up short at the box office, the studio retools its next animated feature to lose the girly taint. Now it’s called ‘Tangled,’ with a swashbuckling male lead.
With ‘The Princess and the Frog’ coming up short at the box office, the studio retools its next animated feature to lose the girly taint. Now it’s called ‘Tangled,’ with a swashbuckling male lead.
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Disney restyles ‘Rapunzel’ to appeal to boys
Miss America is still homeless, though.
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NBC renews Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants
During his tenure, he oversaw the Western history center’s transformation, including its merger with the Southwest Museum.
John L. Gray, who transformed a museum devoted to the legacy of film and recording star Gene Autry into an intercultural history center with a broad view of the term “Westerner,” will announce his retirement Tuesday as president of the Autry National Center of the American West.
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Autry Center President John L. Gray to retire
The Oscar for Best Documentary Short Subject has been long on drama.
In what was a classic example of acceptance speech thunder-stealing, aka “a Kanye,” producer Elinor Burkett…
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Best Oscar Drama? Interrupted Prudence Director Defends His Mom, Finishes His Speech
It’s the movie that reminded voters of the time when studios were in the business of making smart, exciting, character-driven films intended primarily for a grown-up audience.
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‘The Hurt Locker’ is Oscars’ dream film
Cinematic, unexpectedly romantic and carefully curated, “Broken Bells” has the same appeal as Postal Service’s 2003 “Give Up” record.
Cinematic, unexpectedly romantic and carefully curated, “Broken Bells” has the same appeal as Postal Service’s 2003 “Give Up” record.
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Album review: Broken Bells’ self-titled debut
Is there any rapper who needs the genre’s recent, rampant vocal-manipulation trend less than Ludacris?
Is there any rapper who needs the genre’s recent, rampant vocal-manipulation trend less than Ludacris?
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Album review: Ludacris’ ‘Battle of the Sexes’
Stuffed as they were with electro-pop hooks and globe-tripping grooves, the first two Gorillaz albums never actually felt like side-project material.
Stuffed as they were with electro-pop hooks and globe-tripping grooves, the first two Gorillaz albums never actually felt like side-project material.
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Album review: ‘Plastic Beach’ from the Gorillaz
“I never saw this coming,” McCarthy, who had been at Variety for 31 years, told me after the firing was announced.
“I never saw this coming,” McCarthy, who had been at Variety for 31 years, told me after the firing was announced.
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Variety lays an egg: Is firing its critics really ‘economic reality’?
Mo’Nique had a major fashion emergency yesterday.
Just hours before the Oscars, something went horribly wrong…
“I had a wardrobe malfunction!” the Precious…
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Mo’Nique: “I Had a Wardrobe Malfunction!”
