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A collection of news and information related to Television published by Tribune Company sources.
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Calabasas wrestles with the Bieber effect
Tucked on the Ventura County border a good 23 miles from Hollywood and Vine, Calabasas is far beyond the reach of any celebrity tour bus and unplotted by most star maps. The city of 23,000 is built for privacy. About 40% of the homes are hidden behind...
Tags: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Ken Jeong, Britney Spears, Nick Lachey, Greg Grunberg
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'The Sopranos' lifted HBO and the TV industry to new heights
Tony Soprano may not have put HBO on the map, but he sure made its address famous. The portrayal of the conflicted mob boss by James Gandolfini, who died unexpectedly Wednesday, lifted HBO and indeed the entire television industry to new creative...
Tags: AMC (tv network), Satellite and Cable Service, Media Industry, David Chase, The Sopranos (tv program)
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James Gandolfini, dead at 51, made Tony Soprano an icon
James Gandolfini, the barrel-chested actor forever known to millions of TV fans as mobster Tony Soprano on the HBO series “The Sopranos,” has died at the age of 51. “Our hearts are shattered and we will miss him deeply. He and his...
Tags: Primetime Emmy Awards, Mad Men (tv program), Not Fade Away (movie), Breaking Bad (tv program), Zero Dark Thirty (movie)
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James Gandolfini: A look at his final film and television roles
Several forthcoming film and television projects will feature the late James Gandolfini, who died Tuesday in Rome. The 51-year-old actor, best known for his lead role on HBO's "The Sopranos," had been busy as of late. Gandolfini completed production...
Tags: BBC, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (movie), Nickelodeon (tv network), Not Fade Away (movie), Television Industry
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FX strikes deal for sitcom with Kelsey Grammer and Martin Lawrence
FX has struck a deal for a new sitcom starring Martin Lawrence and Kelsey Grammer as lawyers who form an unlikley partnership. Under the terms of the deal with Lionsgate Television and Debmar-Mercury, FX has agreed to air ten episodes of the untitled...
Tags: Boss (tv program), Anger Management (tv program), Charlie Sheen, Chicago Mayor, Kelsey Grammer
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What brought down TWA Flight 800? Group wants investigation reopened
Federal officials are weighing a request to reopen the investigation of the 1996 explosion and crash of TWA Flight 800 that went down off the coast of Long Island, killing all 230 people aboard. A group of former investigators, interviewed in a...
Tags: Epix (tv network), Transportation Accidents, Long Island, Transportation Industry, Labor Legislation
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ABC News names Dan Abrams 'Nightline' anchor
ABC News has tapped Dan Abrams to be an anchor of "Nightline." The appointment of Abrams comes on the heels of ABC's decision to shift "Nightline" anchor Terry Moran to chief foreign correspondent for the network's news unit. Moran will be based in...
Tags: DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Netflix Inc., MSNBC (tv network), Good Morning America (tv program), ABC (tv network)
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New season of 'Monster Fish' to debut over July 4 weekend
Everybody loves to hear a whopper fish tale, and cable channel National Geographic Wild is only too happy to please with the premiere of the new season of its giant fish series, "Monster Fish." "Monster Fish" stars fish biologist Zeb Hogan, who...
Tags: Charlie Sheen, Anger Management (tv program), Science and Technology, Lifestyle and Leisure, Trips and Vacations
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Older TV viewers driving audience growth, but it's a mixed blessing
By 2015, almost half of all television viewing will be done by folks over the age of 50, says media analyst Todd Juenger of Sanford C. Bernstein Co. in a new report titled "Bring Back 'Matlock'?" That is a mixed blessing for the TV industry. On one...
Tags: DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Netflix Inc., Marketing, Entertainment
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'The Fosters,' an ABC Family drama, pushes the envelope further
Elbow to elbow around a kitchen island, a family dinner is unfolding. One teen is thumbing around on her phone; another is dousing his dinner in ketchup; the other two are talking music and dubbing their teacher Grim Reaper. The parents, meanwhile,...
Tags: Teri Polo, Mad Men (tv program), Hearing Impairment, Sherri Saum, Television Industry
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Legendary Entertainment moving? Selma Blair off 'Anger Management.'
After the coffee. Before knocking this cold out. The Skinny: I thought the San Antonio Spurs knew how to close. Not sure I see them winning a Game 7 on the road. Wednesday's headlines include a recap of Federal Communications Commission nominee Tom...
Tags: Revlon Incorporated, Charlie Sheen, Anger Management (tv program), Academy Awards, Arts and Culture
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DreamWorks Animation reinventing itself with TV deals, CEO says
With the freshly-announced deals to produce animated television shows for Netflix and Germany's leading children's TV channel, DreamWorks Animation is well on the way to reinventing itself as a multifaceted media company. That's the message Chief...
Tags: Cartoon Network (tv network), DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Netflix Inc., How to Train Your Dragon (movie), Computing and Information Technology Industry
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