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'South Park' Creators Trey Parker, Matt Stone to Launch Own Studio Important Studios will get $60 million from boutique investment bank Raine Group in exchange for a 20 percent stake.
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After spending the coming weeks working with her doctors toward a return to the set of "Good Morning America," Ms. Roberts has hopes of rejoining the cast on Feb. 26.
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Californication Season 6 Premiere: Watch The Full Episode Here Among Showtime's premieres last night was the return of Californication, which put David Duchovny's Hank Moody back in action for yet another season. For those who didn't take advantage of Showtime's free preview weekend...
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Dexter Season 8 And Ray Donovan Get A New Trailer For Summer Premiere With the announcement that Showtime was bringing Dexter back for its eighth season comes a new teaser for the serial killer drama. It comes paired with a new trailer for Showtime's new drama Ray Donovan, which is fitting...
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Paul Haggis to Discuss Leaving the Church of Scientology on NBC's 'Rock Center' Journalist Lawrence Wright will also discuss his new book on the inner workings of the church.
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Smash Season 2 Preview: Watch The First Half Of The Premiere Episode Here As promised, NBC has made the first half of the two-hour Smash Season 2 premiere episode available for preview a few weeks ahead of the scheduled February premiere date. The Broadway-focused drama adds Jennifer Hudson fo...
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The sophomore season will take place in 2014, after City rolls out a series of homegrown sitcoms.
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Media Decoder Blog: Golden Globes Ratings Surge

The New York Times - 14 Jan 2013 22:58
Sunday's broadcast on NBC, hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, drew the best ratings for the show in six years, jumping to 19.7 million from 16.8 million viewers in 2012.
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Scene City: After (and Before) the Golden Globes

The New York Times - 14 Jan 2013 22:10
Scene City: After (and Before) the Golden Globes Hollywood turns the Golden Globes into a weekend-long party.
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Report: Ann Romney says no to 'Dancing With the Stars'

Washington Post - 14 Jan 2013 21:58
After a disappointing "all star" season of "Dancing With the Stars," looks like ABC is trying to get the big names for the upcoming cycle, including trying lure political-themed contestants back on the show. However, one...
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Lena Dunham Thanks Chad Lowe at the Golden Globes, Fulfilling a Twitter Promise Following an online exchange in August, the "Girls" star gave a shout out to the actor live on stage Sunday night.
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Beyonce's New Documentary Teaser Gets A Little More Intimate Beyoncé's HBO feature length documentary following the singer and created by the singer, has teased an intimate window into the woman's life. However, the early trailers have looked at Beyoncé as a performer and star, ...
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Mr. Armstrong is presumably going to offer some version of a confession about doping when he meets with Oprah Winfrey, which may constitute one of the more ungainly U-turns in the history of sport.
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CES 2013 Wrap: 4K TVs Have Arrived--Now Where's the Content?

Hollywood Reporter - 14 Jan 2013 20:24
CES 2013 Wrap: 4K TVs Have Arrived--Now Where's the Content? Ultra HD displays dazzled at the consumer electronics show, but stakeholders are looking for ways to deliver 4K content to the home.
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PBS to broadcast a week of 'After Newtown' programming

Washington Post - 14 Jan 2013 20:23
PBS will broadcast a week of "After Newtown" programming starting Feb. 18. The specials will focus on violence in the media, gun laws, mental illness, school security and other topics connected to last month's gunning do...
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Media Decoder: Resignation Suggests Rift Between CNET and CBS

The New York Times - 14 Jan 2013 20:12
Greg Sandoval, a senior writer for CNET, resigned on Monday, less than an hour after a report suggested that CNET was barred from presenting an award to a company being sued by CBS, which owns the Web site.
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'Girls' Season 2 Premieres Down Slightly From Series Debut

Hollywood Reporter - 14 Jan 2013 20:05
'Girls' Season 2 Premieres Down Slightly From Series Debut Fresh off of its Golden Globes wins, Lena Dunham's HBO comedy pulls 866,000 viewers -- and "Enlightened" returns with a boost from its previous Monday time slot.
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Adventure Time, Robot Chicken, Dallas And More Headed To Netflix Netflix is always working to bring new streaming content to the table and on Monday, the home entertainment company announced it has worked out a deal for complete seasons of Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Animation, and ...
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'Deception' Boss on Show's Biggest Challenge: 'Creating a Mystery That Had Enough Legs' In a chat with THR, executive producer Liz Heldens talked balancing the police world with the soapy family drama, employing flashbacks and what she learned from her "Friday Night Lights" days.
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Ripper Street Premieres This Week: Watch The First Three Minutes Here Premiering on BBC America this week is Ripper Street, an 8-part miniseries set in the late 19th century, during the time when Jack the Ripper was tearing up the London streets. The series premiere on BBC One last month a...
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Netflix Signs Turner Broadcasting and Warner Bros. TV

Hollywood Reporter - 14 Jan 2013 19:17
Netflix Signs Turner Broadcasting and Warner Bros. TV Several series from Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and TNT will be made available on the streaming rental service.
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TV Ratings: Golden Globes Climb to 19.7 Million Viewers, Jump 28 Percent in Key Demo UPDATED: Time-zone adjustments give NBC's live broadcast a six-year high among total viewers and adults 18-49.
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