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British soul singer Adele preps summer U.S. tour
Pop & HissThe last time U.K. songstress Adele graced a stateside stage was a 2009 set at the Hollywood Bowl, which despite some flubbed lyrics and band restarts, The Times praised her effortless voice. The 22-year-old will have the chance to make...... -
'The Book of Mormon' lands 14 Tony Award nominations
"The Book of Mormon" — the irreverent Broadway musical from the creators of TV's "South Park" — led the Tony Award nominations Tuesday with 14 nods, including best musical. The satirical comedy about a pair of bumbling Mormon missionaries on a...Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Jez Butterworth, Trey Parker, Kiefer Sutherland, Kirk Douglas
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826LA's Comedy Writing Seminar at Busby's
Brand XThere's no time like the present to hungrily mine for career advice from the Hollywood elite. Busby's and 826LA host a comedy writing seminar, wherein âMr. Show'sâ Bob Odenkirk will join âUnited States of Taraâ showrunner Jill Solow... -
Upfronts: 'Glee's' Sue Sylvester suits up for Fox
Show TrackerAnd now, let's welcome the head of the Fox network .... Sue Sylvester! If there was any remaining doubt that Fox is banking its future on the villainous coach Sylvester (Jane Lynch) and her compatriots on the musical comedy "Glee,"...... -
The shrimp flows at the upfronts, but will the dollars?
Company TownFox Broadcasting pulled out all the stops when it unveiled its fall television schedule to advertisers Monday in New York. Not only did the network fill the Beacon Theatre on Manhattan's Upper West Side with media buyers, but it also...... -
Jackson in Intensive Care Unit; Pop Singer in Stable Condition
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMichael Jackson remained in serious but stable condition Thursday after being admitted to the intensive care unit of a Manhattan hospital where he was being treated for a variety of medical problems. "Mr. Jackson suffered a fainting reaction possibly due...Tags: Lisa Marie Presley, Health, Television, Celebrities and Health Issues, Hospitals and Clinics
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Tonys Booked on CBS Through 2018
VarietyCBS has extended its agreement to broadcast the Tony Awards through 2018. Through the agreement with the Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing, the Tonys will remain with the network that has broadcast them for the past 35 years. This year's...Tags: Radio City Music Hall, Entertainment Events, Tony Awards, Music Industry, Broadway Theater
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Fox and NBC roll out new shows
The Philadelphia InquirerSports fans have draft day. TV lovers have up-front presentations, when the networks reveal the rookies that have earned starting spots on their fall lineups. TV's annual rite of spring announced itself twice -- if somewhat timidly -- on Monday as...Tags: Andy Samberg, Music Industry, Parkinson's Disease, Television Industry, M. Night Shyamalan
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Live From the Fox Upfront
Variety[REFRESH FOR LATEST] 4:55pm: As the unscripted talent walks on stage, Simon Cowell quips into the mic: "Where's Randy?" Ryan Seacrest responds, "Ask Kevin." Uneasy laughter fills the Beacon Theater. 4:54pm: Fox offering clips and info on its digital...Tags: Seth MacFarlane, Social Sciences, Geoff Stults, Troy Aikman, Michael Strahan
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Upfronts: Fox Sets Fall Schedule with Friday Comedy Block
VarietyFox is going deep with comedy on its fall schedule, adding an hour of laffers on Friday and opening its Tuesday lineup with high-profile newcomers from Seth MacFarlane and Andy Samberg. In all, six new comedies, including animated "Murder Police," and...Tags: Andy Samberg, Seth MacFarlane, Glee (tv program), The Simpsons (tv program), Super Bowl
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Ready to Deal: NBCU Maven Revels in Sport of Blurb Sales
Variety"The Real Gilliganâs Island" is not likely to go down in TV history. Linda Yaccarino sold the show like it would. The 2004 reality series marked an early stab at original programming by TBS, mixing CBSâ "Survivor" and the well-worn sitcom about...Tags: Television, The CW (tv network), Leslie Moonves, Arts and Culture, Television Industry
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Allman Brothers/Steve Winwood Tickets for Hartford Show Go On Sale Tomorrow
Hartford's Comcast Theatre plays host to the Allman Brothers Band and Steve Winwood on Aug. 24. Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning (4/26) at 10 a.m. and are available through ticketmaster.com. Prices range from $27.50 for a lawn seat up to $75. Got...
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