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- Australia's The Metal Forge recently conducted an in-depth interview with NEVERMORE frontman Warrel Dane. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow: On how they landed a spot on Gigantour: "Well, Jimmy (MacDonough), the bass player in MEGADETH,... |
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- Te Papa will add another dimension to the museum's interpretative material with the introduction of a prototype handheld exhibition guide. |
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- Co-operating with the Government, Telecommunication Carriers Forum and applications developers, InternetNZ will participate and facilitate a New Zealand ENUM Trial over the next year. |
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- TV News: 'Situation' allows Cosby primetime slot -- MSNBC is shuffling Tucker Carlson's "Situation" to latenight in a bid to save the flagging talkshow and bring Rita Cosby into primetime. The news net is moving "The Situation With Tucker Carlson" from 9 to 11 p.m., in hopes the show will find its audience there. |
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Lessons (Jul 31 2005 23:48 GMT) - Legit Reviews: Hal Linden is an actor with tremendous audience rapport. When he delivers a line defining Jews as three things, "circumcision, a love of deli and a bar mitzvah," his warm persona fills in the blanks and illuminates the hopes, dreams and emotional yearnings of a lifetime. |
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- Music Reviews: It would be nice to be able to write something nice about the Black Eyed Peas -- the Los Angeles-based hip-hop quartet certainly have their hearts in the right place. Proudly multicultural and diverse, promoting tolerance in a genre where even the slightest slights can turn violent, they are engaging performers in a world where most rappers think waving their arms constitutes stagecraft. |
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- Legit Reviews: If someone had the idea of doing an "American Idol" centered on competing singers belting Broadway tunes, he couldn't find a better blueprint than Reprise's "Best of Broadway" concert at the Ford. Ten performers sang with such fervor that it felt as though they were fighting to top each other and win a prize, and the adrenalized result was powerhouse entertainment. |
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- TV News: 'Firm' fizzles as reality skeins take a hit -- The early verdict is in, and viewers are guilty of apathy when it comes to NBC's new unscripted skein "The Law Firm." It's been a bleak summer for NBC reality, and that continued with the first competition series from David E. Kelley, which placed third in key demos Thursday night with its preem. |
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- Film News: Burton's 'Factory' brings in international business -- "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was plenty sweet overseas, particularly the U.K., by handily winning a moderate offshore box office with $19.8 million at 2,300 playdates in 15 markets during the weekend. |
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- DreamWorks SKG: Purchase would include 60-title library, distrib deals -- General Electric's board of directors gave Bob Wright's NBC Universal a formal nod Friday to pursue an acquisition of DreamWorks. A purchase would include DreamWorks' 60-title library and would safeguard and expand lucrative distribution deals with DreamWorks (for live-action pics) and DreamWorks Animation. |
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- TV News: GE plugs in with plan to land channel -- Mexico's TV duopoly may soon be over. General Electric and its subsidiary Telemundo aim to rescue Mexico's bankrupt Canal 40 and challenge broadcasting powerhouses Televisa and TV Azteca. |
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- TV News: Net gets Smart, Corbet, Britton -- Fox is keeping a tight lid on the plot and cast for the upcoming fifth season of hit drama "24," but some details are starting to leak out. Thesps Jean Smart, Brady Corbet and Connie Britton will appear as regulars next season, according to those familiar with casting for the skein. |
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- Business News: New regime to begin in April -- The U.K. government has proposed a new system of film tax credits designed to boost British talent and production companies while also attracting Hollywood pics to shoot in the U.K. |
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- Business News: Studio joins Sony, Disney in format choice -- Any hope of a near-term settlement in the looming high-def digital disc war went up in smoke Friday when Fox picked a side, opting to cast its lot with Sony's Blu-ray Disc format. |
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- Business News: Manager ankles company for Brillstein-Grey -- Suffering its second high-profile defection in as many months, the Firm has lost longtime manager JoAnne Colonna to Brillstein-Grey Management. Her departure appears to leave the management company without a head of its talent department, at least for now. |
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- TV News: Company to produce 'Swap,' 'While' -- Discovery Networks Latin America has tapped Buenos Aires-based Promofilm to produce local versions of "Wife Swap" and "While You Were Out." |
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- TV News: Islamic channel launched Stateside in November 2004 -- American Muslim lifestyle channel Bridges TV is set to bow in the U.K. on satcaster BskyB before the end of the year. |
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- Film News: Producer to replace Smith in September -- Film producer Trish Lake has been elected prexy of the Screen Producers Association of Australia. Effective September, she will replace Stephen F. Smith, managing director of Frameworks post-production house, who is stepping down after three years. |
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- TV News: Four-part miniseries skedded to air in 2006 -- Producers Sergio Silva and Jan Mojto have reteamed for another Mafia drama, following up on their cooperation in the 1980s and '90s on Italian TV classic "La piovra" (The Octopus). |
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- TV News: RSPCA protests 'Idol' contestant's pig slaying tips -- Oz reality TV is in hot water with animal rights group RSPCA for the third time in recent weeks. The group has written to Channel 10 and production company Grundy Television to protest a segment that showed an "Australian Idol" contestant demonstrating how to hunt and kill a feral pig. |
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