Media
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Michael Jackson and Elvis: When the Two Kings Became One
Oh the heels of Lisa Marie Presley talking publicly about her marriage to Michael, it’s clear how similar he was to Elvis
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WikiLeaks’ Assange on Larry King: You Should Be Ashamed for Bringing Up Rape Charge
King-fusion: CNN host brings up rape allegations, mistakenly thinks Assange had walked off set
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WSJ Only Major Newspaper to Increase Circulation in Last 6 Months
Newspaper industry sees overall decline, but digital circulation softens print blow
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Electus, Subway, & Facebook Team for Web Series
“High School Heroes” will dangle a $10K prize in front of school mentors, teachers and students
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Is This the ‘Sluts’ Memo That Got Lee Abrams Ousted From Tribune?
Former chief innovation officer reportedly forwards exchange to put note in context
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Barry Diller: ‘One Way or the Other, We’ll Buy or Create Some Print Product’
IAC chief on death of Newsweek-Beast deal
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Party Report: A Star-Studded Ball in Beverly Hills
L.A.’s Westside raises money for diabetes, while on the Eastside autism is the cause du jour
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NPR CEO Apologizes for Poor Handling of Juan Williams Firing
But Vivian Schiller isn’t sorry he’s gone; click here for full memo
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Sex, Drugs & Publishing: Music Memoirs on a Rockin’ Roll
Keith Richards’ is just the latest in a series of rock books that have taken over the bestseller list … with David Bowie and Billy Idol coming soon
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Tribune Bankruptcy Plan: Creditors Get 1/3 of Their Money Back
The embattled publisher of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune faces more legal hurdles on its way out of bankruptcy
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Marvel’s ‘Spider-Man,’ ‘Syndrome’ Scribes Spill Their Secrets, Part 2
The writers discuss moving on to independent graphic novels
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‘Frat Boy’ CEO Randy Michaels Out at Tribune
Follows New York Times expose of “frat boy” behavior at Tribune Tower, and resignation of executive Lee Abrams for lewd emails
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Tom Shales Threatens to Leave the Washington Post
Venerable television critic says he’s planning to exit when his contract is up in December
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GOP Coming After NPR Money: ‘Taxpayer-Funded’ Censorship
Firing of Juan Williams sparks calls from conservatives for halt to NPR’s funding