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Schwarzenegger’s Still a Fan of Leno’s Show
Uses appearance on NBC talk show to announce appointment of lieutenant governor.
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‘Blind Side’: Where’d That Come From?
Warner’s football hit a surprise — until you look at the reasons behind it.
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Lasorsa to Handle MGM Library
Fox Home Entertainment hires former New Line marketing executive to oversee 4,100-title collection.
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PGA Honors Joss Whedon With Vanguard Award
“Dr. Horrible” creator honored for his achievements in new media.
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Monster Smash: $140.7M Opening for ‘New Moon’
“Twilight” sequel enjoys third biggest premiere ever; “Blind Spot” also off to big start at $34.5 million.
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Oprah’s Network Sets Yet Another Launch Date
OWN now said to launch in 80 million homes in January.
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NBC Sets Return Date for ‘Chuck,’ Orders More ‘Trauma’
Reported DOA, Peter Berg’s hospital drama proves to be a fighter.
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‘New Moon’ Off to Hot Start Overseas
“Twilight” sequel showing strong early returns in Australia and Europe.
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Ancier Steps Down as Head of BBC Worldwide America
Will stay on as a consultant and non-executive director.
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Locklear’s Return Gives Small Bump to ‘Melrose Place’
“V” continues to drop in ratings, but “Jay Leno” has shown some growth.
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More ‘Wife Swap’ Alums in Trouble
2008’s Ralph and Karen Guastaferro in money trouble with the feds.
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‘Daily Show’s’ Oliver Stands on Own Feet
Comedy Central orders six episodes of “John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show.”
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