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Missy Elliott to Receive Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at MTV VMAs
Elliott will perform live at the awards show for first time since 2003
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ABC Gives Put Pilot Commitment to ‘Love Me’ From ‘Life Sentence’ Creators and Elizabeth Banks
Project is based on a Swedish format
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‘Treadstone’: ‘Bourne’ TV Spinoff’s Trailer Shows Sleeper Agents Awakening as Superhuman Assassins (Video)
“These people are still out there… asleep… and someone is waking them up,” Omar Metwally’s stealth agent Mr. Edwards says in clip
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17 TV Press Tour Takeaways: Emmys Go Hostless, Ryan Murphy Takes on Clinton-Lewinsky, ‘Power’ Lives
Plus: “Atlanta” news mixes with Georgia talk, and ABC is bringing us “The Little Mermaid Live” after all — though not all that live
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Netflix Adds 5 to Cast of Hilary Swank Astronaut Drama ‘Away’
Talitha Bateman, Ato Essandoh, Mark Ivanir, Ray Panthaki and Vivian Wu join Swank and Josh Charles
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‘Pennyworth’ Star Jack Bannon on Michael Caine Impression (Video)
“I just did a terrible Michael Caine impression,” Bannon says of his first audition tape
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Toby Gorman Named President of Universal Television Alternative Studio
Gorman was most recently interim CEO at Magical Elves
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NBC Orders Additional Scripts for ‘Bluff City Law’ Ahead of Premiere
Jimmy Smits led-series debuts Sept. 23
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Casey Kriley and Jo Sharon Named Co-CEOs of Magical Elves
Promotion follows Arthur Smith’s transition from CEO to Chairman of A. Smith and Co.
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Emmys to Go Hostless This Year, Fox Entertainment CEO Charlie Collier Says
TCA 2019: Awards show to air September 22
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Taylor Swift to Perform at the MTV VMAs for First Time Since 2015
“You Need to Calm Down” singer is nominated for 10 awards
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Netflix Orders Ballet Drama Series ‘Tiny Pretty Things,’ Sets Cast
Series is based on the book by Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton
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‘E! News’ Lays Off 2 Dozen LA Staffers in Move to New York
Network announced its nightly news show is moving to the Big Apple — and mornings — earlier on Tuesday
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‘E! News’ to Move From Evenings to Mornings, Cable Channel Puts 5 New Programs in Development for 2020
Nightly pop culture news show will air at 7 a.m. from New York starting in 2020
