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- Keith Olbermann abruptly departs MSNBC
- Time for Comcast to up commitment to NBC, local news
- 'Captain America' title will be changed to 'The First Avenger' in Russia, South Korea
- The first to see films: Sundance's film festival gatekeepers
- John Lennon's private letters to be published in 2012
- On the Media: Comcast's local-news pledge rings hollow
- At Sundance, a science documentary revives language questions
- Roger Ebert, before and after: Movie critic reveals his new prosthetic jaw
- 'The Way Back' and its long trek to the screen
- Visual effects Bake-offs and a party for the ages
Keith Olbermann abruptly departs MSNBC Posted: 21 Jan 2011 08:47 PM PST |
Time for Comcast to up commitment to NBC, local news Posted: 21 Jan 2011 09:44 PM PST |
'Captain America' title will be changed to 'The First Avenger' in Russia, South Korea Posted: 21 Jan 2011 01:35 PM PST |
The first to see films: Sundance's film festival gatekeepers Posted: 21 Jan 2011 09:58 PM PST A pre-screener's lot is double-sided. Yes, there's the possibility of being the one to discover a great new movie. But there are a lot of movies out there. A pre-screener's lot is double-sided. Yes, there's the possibility of being the one to discover a great new movie. But there are a lot of movies out there. |
John Lennon's private letters to be published in 2012 Posted: 21 Jan 2011 04:43 PM PST |
On the Media: Comcast's local-news pledge rings hollow Posted: Given the hucksterism that qualifies as reporting in the 'public interest,' don't expect much improvement at KNBC-TV after the latest media mega-merger. Among the many promises made in its just-approved takeover of NBC Universal, Comcast Corp. pledged to sustain and even add hundreds of hours to the news and public affairs programming at the 10 TV stations NBC owns around the country. |
At Sundance, a science documentary revives language questions Posted: |
Roger Ebert, before and after: Movie critic reveals his new prosthetic jaw Posted: 21 Jan 2011 02:50 PM PST |
'The Way Back' and its long trek to the screen Posted: Of necessity, a 1940-set tale of gulag escape is made and marketed in old-fashioned ways. And that seems to suit director Peter Weir and cast member Ed Harris. Of necessity, a 1940-set tale of gulag escape is made and marketed in old-fashioned ways. And that seems to suit director Peter Weir and cast member Ed Harris. |
Visual effects Bake-offs and a party for the ages Posted: 21 Jan 2011 09:06 PM PST |
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