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'Iron Man 3' to dominate box office. Networks plan busy summer.
After the coffee. Before searching for a deeper meaning. The Skinny: It's no secret that I'm a fan of "Nashville." However, I'm a little disappointed with where the writers are taking the Juliette Barnes character played by Hayden Panettiere. It feels...Tags: Star Trek into Darkness (movie), The New York Times, Television Industry, Television, Iron Man 3 (movie)
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ESPN's Chris Broussard sparks uproar with Jason Collins remarks
Chris Broussard usually offers expertise on fast breaks and zone defense, but on Monday he drove right into America's culture wars by calling homosexuality "an open rebellion to God" and implying that gay people can't be Christians. Speaking on ESPN'...Tags: The New York Times, Television Industry, National Basketball Association, Gays and Lesbians, Sports Illustrated
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Lily James picked to star in 'Cinderella'
Lily James, who plays Lady Rose MacClare in "Downton Abbey," will take the lead role once rumored for Emma Watson in "Cinderella," the Walt Disney Co., announced Tuesday. The 24-year-old English actress, whose film credits include "Wrath of the Titans"...Tags: Downton Abbey (tv program), Emma Watson, Atonement (movie), Celebrities, Wrath of the Titans (movie)
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Hulu adds two new shows as subscriber base swells to 4 million
Hulu is adding more original content. The online video site, which is owned by Walt Disney Co., News Corp. and Comcast, told advertisers Tuesday it was launching two new shows: the Wild West comedy “Quick Draw” from writer-director Nancy...
Tags: Hulu, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Media Industry, News Corp.
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'Iron Man' fight escalates. Amazon to launch set-top box.
After the coffee. Before watching the NFL draft. The Skinny: Actually, I'm not all that excited about this year's NFL draft since the Redskins don't have a first-round pick. Thursday's stories include Disney's growing feud with theater owners, Amazon...Tags: Today (tv program), Television Industry, Hulu, ABC (tv network), Television
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Dish's play for Sprint is about defense as much as it is offense
Dish Network Chairman Charlie Ergen once compared his corporate strategy to an episode of "Seinfeld." “You initially didn’t know exactly where things were going, but it seemed to all come together in the end,” he said. “This is...Tags: Sprint Nextel Corporation, Verizon Communications, Blockbuster, DirecTV Group Inc., Media Industry
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Netflix stock soars. Nancy Dubuc gets big job. Drama on 'Revenge.'
After the coffee. Before building a soundproof bedroom. The Skinny: I'm going to be groggy all day. I live behind a large apartment building and last night my annoying neighbors woke me up at 2 a.m. until I screamed for them to shut the you-know-what...Tags: Television Industry, ABC (tv network), Television, Hearst Corporation, Media Industry
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Tennis Channel suitors: Wait to see what appeals court serves
Potential suitors for the Tennis Channel might want to wait and see what the referees have to say about the cable network's serve before making any deals. Speculation is again heating up that the Tennis Channel, owned by several private equity firms...Tags: Tennis, Al Jazeera (tv network), Television Industry, Television, Golf Channel (tv network)
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Musicians picket Marvel Entertainment to protest outsourcing
Captain America and Iron Man are hitting the wrong note with local musicians. Members of the American Federation of Musicians picketed Marvel Entertainment at two Los Angeles locations today to protest what they described as the "offshoring" of...Tags: Thor (movie), The Avengers (movie, 2012), Iron Man (movie), Music Industry, Iron Man 3 (movie)
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CBS CEO Leslie Moonves' 2012 pay package valued at $62.2 million
CBS is home to "Two Broke Girls" and one rich chief executive. Leslie Moonves, the CEO of CBS, had a 2012 compensation package valued at $62.2 million, according to the company's proxy statement filed Friday. Although that makes Moonves the highest-...Tags: Viacom Inc., CEO Pay, 2 Broke Girls (tv program), Leslie Moonves, Sumner Redstone
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Dubuc upped to CEO of A+E Networks, Raven becomes chairman
The woman who led History Channel to historic ratings has been promoted. Nancy Dubuc, president of entertainment and media for A+E Networks, parent of cable networks History, Lifetime and A&E, has been tapped as president and chief executive of the...Tags: Viacom Inc., Television Industry, Media Industry, Corporate Officers, Satellite and Cable Service
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'Django' chained in China. Disney confirms layoffs.
After the coffee. Before getting my taxes done. The Skinny: Is it football season yet? Oh, well. Thursday's headlines include layoffs at Walt Disney Co., China yanks "Django Unchained" and Fox tries a new way to keep viewers watching during commercials....Tags: Carson Daly, Unemployment, The New York Times, Television Industry, Sony Corp.
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