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- 'American Idol' crowns Scotty McCreery
- Oprah Winfrey's last show: No makeovers. No giveaways. Just goodbye.
- Stevie Nicks calls her first solo album in 10 years her best work yet.
- Movies al fresco
- Justin Bieber debuts Jesus tattoo in Hawaii with Selena Gomez
- Movie review: 'The Hangover Part II'
- Universal to tap Sony's Josh Goldstine to run movie marketing
- Disney withdraws bid for SEAL moniker
- Universal Music partners with Tommy Hilfiger
- TV review: '4th and Forever'
'American Idol' crowns Scotty McCreery Posted: 26 May 2011 08:41 AM PDT |
Oprah Winfrey's last show: No makeovers. No giveaways. Just goodbye. Posted: 25 May 2011 05:16 PM PDT |
Stevie Nicks calls her first solo album in 10 years her best work yet. Posted: |
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Justin Bieber debuts Jesus tattoo in Hawaii with Selena Gomez Posted: 25 May 2011 07:33 PM PDT |
Movie review: 'The Hangover Part II' Posted: |
Universal to tap Sony's Josh Goldstine to run movie marketing Posted: Josh Goldstine, a senior creative advertising executive who has worked at Sony since 1991, will replace Eddie Egan, who is taking the top marketing job at Universal's family entertainment partner Illumination Entertainment. Universal Pictures is bringing in a veteran of rival Sony Pictures to run its movie marketing department, the second change in the studio's top executive ranks in the last month. |
Disney withdraws bid for SEAL moniker Posted: The entertainment giant has taken heat for its application to trademark 'SEAL Team 6,' the name of the Navy unit that raided Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan. Faced with a public relations firestorm, Walt Disney Co. said it had withdrawn its application to trademark the moniker "SEAL Team 6" for use on games, snow globes and TV shows. |
Universal Music partners with Tommy Hilfiger Posted: The record label of Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and the Black Eyed Peas strikes a deal with the fashion designer to create rock-'n'-roll-inspired clothing for high-end boutiques and department stores. As CD sales have declined, bands have turned to something that was once relegated to the back of the auditorium next to the beer and hot dogs: merchandise. |
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