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- Web Exclusive: Created 'Davey and Goliath' -- Richard Towne "Dick" Sutcliffe, who created religious claymation TV show "Davey and Goliath" along with Art Clokey and Ruth Clokey Goodell, died May 11 in Dallas of complications from a stroke. He was 90. |
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- Web Exclusive: Televisa seeks to end its content deal -- U.S. Spanish-language web Univision is set to bow its video-on-demand service in January, but Mexican conglom Televisa's hit content won't be on board. |
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- Web Exclusive: New media company aims at broadband, mobile -- Netco MediaPass has acquired Gigantic, a shingle founded by musicvid and blurb helmer Kevin Kerslake, and the merged entity has created a series of skeins for broadband and mobile distribution. |
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- Web Exclusive: Feist's '1 2 3 4' nominated for Song of the Year -- Canadian singer Feist's catchy "1 2 3 4," co-written by Aussie Sally Seltmann, drew a mention for Song of the Year as nominees for the Australian Performing Rights Assn. awards were released Thursday local time. |
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- Web Exclusive: June 30 contract expiration looms -- Hopes for the American Federation of Television & Radio Artists closing a primetime deal with the majors soon have started to vanish, with a June 30 contract expiration looming. |
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- Web Exclusive: It's the moment we have all been waiting for. The tears, the drama, the singing, the horrible, horrible medleys have come to a close. Count down with us from the Nokia Theater as we find out who is the next "American Idol." |
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- Web Exclusive: Famed music site begins selling MP3 downloads -- Napster, still struggling to find a toehold in the legal digital music biz, narrowed its fiscal fourth quarter loss to $4.3 million from $8.5 million during the year-ago period. |
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- Web Exclusive: Federal coin proving stalwart to local economies -- Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit, who also doubles as culture minister, is a big supporter of the local film industry. But unlike with many other politicians, it's not just talk -- he's in favor of expanding the $90 million-a-year German Federal Film Fund, which caused an explosion in shooting in the Berlin area. |
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Che (May 22 2008 04:53 GMT) - Web Exclusive: No doubt it will be back to the drawings board for "Che," Steven Soderbergh's intricately ambitious, defiantly non-dramatic four-hour eighteen-minute presentation of scenes from the life of revolutionary icon Che Guevara. |
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- Web Exclusive: Writer-helmer Claire Simon's docu roots decisively win the battle over her dramatic inclinations in "God's Offices," an initially intriguing but finally pointless assembly of interviews with women seeking advice at a family-planning center. |
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- Web Exclusive: Website found guilty of violating copyrights -- Website ShowStash.com is guilty of violating movie copyrights and must pay a total $2.7 million in damages to studios, the Motion Picture of Assn. announced Wednesday. |
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- Web Exclusive: Event to hit Big Apple on May 29 - 31 -- Florence?s Int?l Documentary Film Fest, which has been around for half a century in Italy, visits New York for the first time May 29-31 at Staten Island?s Snug Harbor Cultural Center. |
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- Web Exclusive: New wave of filmmakers tempt buyers -- Turkish film promoters have been inundated with requests from international festival programmers and buyers for movies from the country's new wave of young, energetic directors as world interest builds in the country's cinema. |
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- Web Exclusive: Jolie, Pitt, and more attend 'Changeling' gala -- After Clint Eastwood?s ?Changeling? gala debut Tuesday, it was wall-to wall critics at the official black-tie dinner at La Palme d? |
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Marguerite (May 22 2008 04:53 GMT) - Web Exclusive: When characters in a musical are reduced to singing the cliche: "Lost are the songs we could have sung," it's a worry. When that lament is followed by the line, "Where are those melodies now?" it borders on the hubristic. |
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- Web Exclusive: Local executives to call the shots -- Universal?s co-chair David Linde and head of overseas production, Christian Grass, touted the studio?s international efforts on an American Pavilion panel moderated by Variety?s Timothy M. |
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- Web Exclusive: Project budgeted at $25 million -- The gas-rich Gulf state of Qatar is getting into the international film biz with "Rumi -- The Fire of Love," an English-language biopic of Rumi, the 13th century Persian poet and a founder of Sufism, with Deepak Chopra on board as script consultant. |
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- Web Exclusive: Company has 'Che,' 'Christmas Tale,' 'Lovers' -- As Cannes winds down, all eyes are on Wild Bunch, the freewheeling French sales company that has expanded into film financing of global productions in many languages around the world. |
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- Web Exclusive: Company teams with Pandora on 'Sidewalls' -- Rizoma Films, behind the Cannes entries ?Acne? and ?Salamandra,? |
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- Web Exclusive: Film headed to Canada, India, Portugal -- Turkish helmer Nuri Bilge Ceylan's competish entry "Three Monkeys" has racked up a slew of sales. |
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