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"It made me think and argue and feel, which is exactly what great TV should do."
Finally, Matthew Weiner gives us a suitable replacement for "Believing" as TV's go-to show-closer.
GE and Comcast have agreed that a joint venture between NBC Universal and Comcast would be worth $30 billion.
"I just can't imagine approaching filmmaking trying to second-guess what people are going to buy in merchandise. You know where that leads."
It'll open sometime next year. Also, Reeve Carney will play the lead role.
Enjoy Vulture's video tribute to Roger's best one-liners of season three.
She'll move her talk show to her own cable network in 2011.
"The game also features a disemboweled, robotic Donald Duck and a 'twisted, broken, dangerous' version of Disneyland’s 'It’s a Small World.'"
Namely, do not announce a follow-up a week before the movie hits theaters.
Danny Boyle will follow 'Slumdog Millionaire' with a movie about that mountain climber who amputated his own arm.
"Not since 'The Birth of a Nation' has a mainstream movie demeaned the idea of black American life as much as 'Precious.'"
Barry Diller is considering putting CollegeHumor under Electus's control.
On E!'s upcoming Seacrest-produced 'Bank of Hollywood,' a "celebrity panel" will dole out "their own money" to regular cash-strapped people.
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