Network makes the announcement after weeks of rumors; ''Tonight Show'' moves to N.Y. in spring 2014
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Jimmy Fallon moving to 11:35: NBC
Jimmy Fallon moving to 11:35: NBC
Network makes the announcement after weeks of rumors; ''Tonight Show'' moves to N.Y. in spring 2014
Network makes the announcement after weeks of rumors; ''Tonight Show'' moves to N.Y. in spring 2014
Roger Ebert Reveals Cancer Recurrence, Announces Work Downshift
Roger Ebert Reveals Cancer Recurrence, Announces Work Downshift
The Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic wrote on his blog that a "painful fracture" that has inhibited his walking is actually cancer, and he will be taking a step back from his daily duties.
How Netflix Will Shake Up the Emmy Race
How Netflix Will Shake Up the Emmy Race
The digital giant's "House of Cards" will look to topple top dramas amid a new infusion of stiff competition.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Muppets Co-Creator Jane Henson Dies at 78
Muppets Co-Creator Jane Henson Dies at 78
She and future husband Jim Henson created "Sam and Friends," a forerunner of the famous puppets, for a TV station in Washington, D.C., in the 1950s.
R.I.P. Jess Franco
Film: Newswire: R.I.P. Jess Franco
Spanish filmmaker Jesus “Jess” Franco—a towering figure in the world of grindhouse cinema, and one of the most prolific movie directors who has ever lived—has died at the age of 82. Franco, who often wrote his own scripts and also frequently doubled as his own producer, editor, composer, or cinematographer, made literally hundreds of features over the course of a career that spanned more than 50 years. (Like his American counterpart Roger Corman, he sometimes cut corners by incorporating footage from one shoot in a later production. However, he denied rumors that he ever had more than one movie going at the same time, telling The A.V. Club in 2009, “This is impossible! I only have one head.”)
Franco, who started out in the movie business by writing the scores for such films as Comicos (1954) and Historias De Madrid (1958) before making his own feature directing ...
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Spanish filmmaker Jesus “Jess” Franco—a towering figure in the world of grindhouse cinema, and one of the most prolific movie directors who has ever lived—has died at the age of 82. Franco, who often wrote his own scripts and also frequently doubled as his own producer, editor, composer, or cinematographer, made literally hundreds of features over the course of a career that spanned more than 50 years. (Like his American counterpart Roger Corman, he sometimes cut corners by incorporating footage from one shoot in a later production. However, he denied rumors that he ever had more than one movie going at the same time, telling The A.V. Club in 2009, “This is impossible! I only have one head.”)
Franco, who started out in the movie business by writing the scores for such films as Comicos (1954) and Historias De Madrid (1958) before making his own feature directing ...
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'Game of Thrones' gets season 4
'Game of Thrones' gets season 4
Creative details not announced; expected primarily to use material from back half of ''A Storm of Swords''
Creative details not announced; expected primarily to use material from back half of ''A Storm of Swords''
Monday, April 1, 2013
Cord-Cutters Rejoice: Streaming Broadcast TV Wins Big in Court
Cord-Cutters Rejoice: Streaming Broadcast TV Wins Big in Court
A divided federal appeals court, ruling 2-1 Monday, declined to block a unique, antenna-based subscription service that enables the streaming of broadcast television to any internet-enabled device.
A divided federal appeals court, ruling 2-1 Monday, declined to block a unique, antenna-based subscription service that enables the streaming of broadcast television to any internet-enabled device.
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