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Celebs muffle the voice of experience
Tom Kane hates the ads for Mercedes-Benz. It's not the car. It's Jon Hamm. Mercedes uses the "Mad Men" star as the voice of its television and radio commercials. "Even if it is a terrific spot — which it isn't — people don't have a clue...
Tags: United Air Lines, Modern Family (tv program), Mike Myers, Allison Janney, Gene Hackman
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"Touch" gets to Kiefer Sutherland
Kiefer Sutherland runs through a packed Grand Central Station, dodging bystanders and scanning the crowd for suspicious activity. The minutes fly by — seen in frequent close-ups of ticking clocks — drawing closer to a potentially explosive...Tags: Concerts, Drama (genre), Music, Autism, House (tv program)
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Mitt Romney: The Max Headroom candidate
Opinion L.A.The Screen Actors Guild should have created a "reality television" category this year so the Republican presidential debates could have taken home a prize at Sunday's SAG Awards, jokes David Horsey on Top of the Ticket. Certainly there are enough...... -
Television review: 'The Firm' is now just another legal thriller
Once an industry standard for new dramas, the two-hour premiere has become rare enough to acquire an alarming air; as with 10-minute film trailers or wildly enthusiastic blind-date suggestions, one quickly catches the underlying whiff of desperation....Tags: Stephen King, Drama (genre), John Grisham, Thriller (genre), The Event (tv program)
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Television review: 'Homeland'
Showtime's "Homeland," which premieres Sunday, is not just the best new drama of the season (and would be, no doubt, even if the bar had been set higher than it has been this year), it's the first telling of a post-9/11 story that is all the things it...Tags: Claire Danes, Showtime (tv network), Prisoners and Detainees, Terrorism, Literature
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Francesco Quinn dies at 48; actor, son of movie legend
Francesco Quinn, the actor son of movie legend Anthony Quinn, had a promising debut with a supporting role in the Oscar-winning film "Platoon" before carving out a journeyman career with steady TV work and straight-to-video productions. He died Friday...Tags: Culture, Drama (genre), Platoon (movie), Celebrities and Health Issues, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
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Television takes on 9/11 amid its 10th anniversary
Every once in a while, a fire truck will pass by Rudolph Giuliani's window, and the former New York mayor will flash back to that dreadful day when he had to drop everything and rush to ground zero. "It's just hard to hear it and not react," he said in an...Tags: Claire Danes, Showtime (tv network), Rescue Me (tv program), Regional Authority, Fires
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Ellen DeGeneres puts Beverly Hills estate on the market
Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres has listed her Beverly Hills estate for sale.
The asking price is "available upon request" on the Westside Estate Agency website, but local real estate industry sources place it at $49 million.
The four-structure...Tags: Real Estate Agents, Brian Grazer, Real Estate, 90210 (tv program), Tony Gonzalez
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'Lost' Emmys go missing, but '24,' 'Dexter' and 'The Big Bang Theory' find theirs
The Hero ComplexFirst, "CSI" beat out "Stargate Universe," "V" and "Caprica" for best special effects in a television series at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ... then "Lost" was all but shut out at the Primetime Emmys. Not a great year for...... -
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