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Thanksgiving Day Fare on TV: 'Twilight Zone,' parades, football
Show TrackerTelevision is offering a feast of holiday programming, including KTLA's annual "Twilight Zone" marathon, Thanksgiving day parades, plenty of holiday cooking advice and a triple helping of NFL football. “Top Chef” 6 a.m., Bravo: Guess Who Is... -
Classic Hollywood: William Link on 'Columbo'
Considering he's one of the most iconic of TV characters, the brilliant, rumpled bed of a detective Lt. Columbo had quite an inauspicious start.
William Link and his late writing and producing partner Richard Levinson first introduced Columbo in a...Tags: Television, Joseph Cotten, Entertainment, Gays and Lesbians, Bing Crosby
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Wednesday's TV Highlights: The glee club gets a look at the competition on 'Glee'
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Nov. 22 - 28 in PDF format This week's TV Movies COMPETITIVE SINGING: Eve guest stars as a rival glee club's instructor 'Glee' at 9 p.m. on Fox. SERIES Shadow...... -
Ricardo Montalban dies at 88; 'Fantasy Island' actor
Ricardo Montalban, the suave leading man who was one of the first Mexican-born actors to make it big in Hollywood and who was best known for his role as Mr. Roarke on TV's "Fantasy Island," has died. He was 88.
Montalban died Wednesday morning at his Los...Tags: Television, Loretta Young, National or Ethnic Minorities, Trips and Vacations, Dick Powell
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Today: Giants and Cowboys play; Bill Clinton speaks; Bacall whistles for Bogart
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelJust how popular is former President Bill Clinton? We'll find out Wednesday night when Clinton addresses the Democratic National Convention in the 10 o'clock hour. Clinton will be covered by cable news (CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC), PBS, C-SPAN, ABC... -
LOOKING BACK: From Our Files for June 17
100 years ago — 1912 A number of baseball enthusiasts are jubilant over the possibility of organizing a ball team to play during the summer here. It is the intension of the managers to get the best possible material, none of the players to...
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Rebel Rebel
Ever the tough guy, even Marlon Brando would have been delighted by the new unexpectedly feminine direction being taken this summer and fall by that staple of macho menswear, the biker jacket.
The mercurial actor, who died in 2004, became an eternal...Tags: Rebellions, Marlon Brando, Christopher Bailey, Andy Warhol, Balmain
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Networks plan Elizabeth Taylor tributes
RedEyeSeveral TV networks are paying tribute to the wonderful film icon Elizabeth Taylor, who died Wednesday at the age of 79. The actress starred in 55 movies and 16 TV productions in her long career. She was nominated for five Oscars and won twice, for...Tags: Television, Edmund Gwenn, Real Estate, Fox Broadcasting Company, Robert Taylor
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'Bewitched': The Complete Eighth Season
Zap2ItMore than three decades later, Nicole Kidman would tackle the role in a movie version, but Samantha Stephens twitched her nose for the last time in the persona of Elizabeth Montgomery in this concluding year of the sitcom. Samantha, husband Darrin ( Dick...Tags: Television, Bewitched (tv program), DVDs, Dick Sargent, Nicole Kidman
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Movie review: 'Bewitched'
Tribune movie critic2 stars (out of four) Nicole Kidman's good luck with noses ("Hours"-wise) hasn't entirely vanished. As it turns out, she can crinkle her proboscis as adorably in the new movie "Bewitched" as Elizabeth Montgomery did in the 1960s TV series on which it's...Tags: Television, Superman (fictional character), Penny Marshall, Larry Hagman, Arts and Culture
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Theater review, 'Don Juan in Hell' by ShawChicago at the Storefront Theater
Tribune Chief CriticCrisp and elegant as ever, George Bernard Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell" has been revived for a welcome series of performances in the downtown Storefront Theater. The production is the work of ShawChicago, which since 1994 under auspices of the Chicago...Tags: Charles Laughton, Death, Superman (fictional character), Charles Boyer
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Movie review, 'Far From Heaven'
Sometimes we can see the truth more clearly through the artifice of fiction, the present more intensely though the prism of the past. In Todd Haynes' great new movie melodrama "Far From Heaven" - set in Hartford, Conn., 1957 - the pristine suburban...Tags: James Rebhorn, Jean Genet, Symbols and Symbolism, Steven Soderbergh, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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