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TNT renews 'Southland' and orders new drama starring Eric McCormack
Show Tracker"Southland," the police drama yanked by NBC after one season, has been renewed for a fourth season on TNT. The cable network has ordered 10 new episodes of the series, which stars Ben McKenzie, Shawn Hatosy and Regina King. Executives...... -
Spotlight on Broadway
![Some of Broadway's brightest stars will shine on the Alex Theatre stage Monday in "Broadway Tonight!"](http://www.glendalenewspress.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-10/56486774-01185318.jpg "Some of Broadway's brightest stars will shine on the Alex Theatre stage Monday in "Broadway Tonight!\"")
Some of Broadway's brightest stars will shine on the Alex Theatre stage Monday in "Broadway Tonight!"
Eric McCormack of TV's "Will & Grace" and Broadway's "Music Man," and Stephanie J. Block and Megan Hilty of "Wicked" are among those who will be...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Hair and Nails, Breast Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses, Human Body
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Discovery and Hasbro's Hub kids' channel gears up for launch
Company TownThe Hub, a new kids' cable channel being launched by Discovery Communications and Hasbro Inc., will spend roughly $20 million to hype its Oct. 10 launch and is setting its sights on younger viewers as other kids' channels aim for...... -
Pilots: Cannavale Makin' 'M.O.N.Y.'
Zap2It.comBobby Cannavale has played a New York paramedic and a New York cop in his career, and now he's about to play New York's mayor. Cannavale has won the lead role in "M.O.N.Y.," an NBC drama pilot in which he'll play the Big Apple's new mayor. Other actors...Tags: Michael Rispoli, David E. Kelley, New York, Jordana Brewster, Television
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'Galactica' Prequel on Tap at Sci Fi
Zap2It.comThe Sci Fi Channel will delve into the backstory of "Battlestar Galactica" with a new series that looks at the years leading up to humanity's devastation by the Cylons. The prequel, called "Caprica," heads a list of development projects the cable network...Tags: Syfy (tv network), Alias (tv program), Andromeda (tv program), Satellite and Cable Service, Science Fiction (genre)
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'The Sisters'
![A pompous, overwrought and itchingly claustrophobic psychodrama, "The Sisters" was adapted by Richard Alfieri from his own play, which itself was "suggested," whatever that means, by Chekhov's play of almost the same name. The movie transposes four morose siblings from early 20th century podunk Russia to a contemporary Manhattan college campus (because of, you know, the parallels), but instead of having them long for Moscow, the writer sets them pining for Charleston, S.C. OK, it sounds weird, but you'd long for Charleston too, even one shrouded in great billowing clouds of fake flashback fog, if you spent all your time in New York holed up in a teachers' lounge verbally abusing friends and family under a creepy oil portrait of your dead father.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-04/22930579.jpg "A pompous, overwrought and itchingly claustrophobic psychodrama, "The Sisters\" was adapted by Richard Alfieri from his own play, which itself was \"suggested,\" whatever that means, by Chekhov's play of almost the same name. The movie transposes four morose siblings from early 20th century podunk Russia to a contemporary Manhattan college campus (because of, you know, the parallels), but instead of having them long for Moscow, the writer sets them pining for Charleston, S.C. OK, it sounds weird, but you'd long for Charleston too, even one shrouded in great billowing clouds of fake flashback fog, if you spent all your time in New York holed up in a teachers' lounge verbally abusing friends and family under a creepy oil portrait of your dead father.")
Times Staff WriterA pompous, overwrought and itchingly claustrophobic psychodrama, "The Sisters" was adapted by Richard Alfieri from his own play, which itself was "suggested," whatever that means, by Chekhov's play of almost the same name. The movie transposes four morose...Tags: Colorado, Chris O'Donnell, Erika Christensen, New York, Alessandro Nivola
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Super-Sizing Returns to NBC
Zap2It.comMuch like McDonald's, NBC has done away with "super-sizing" its products recently. But come sweeps, big will be back. Episodes of "Will & Grace," "My Name Is Earl" and "The Office" -- the latter two are season finales -- will all get the pumped-up...Tags: Sean Hayes, Megan Mullally, The Office (tv program), Television, McDonald's
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Comic Matchmakers Do Cupid No Favors
Zap2It.comAccording to Shakespeare, the course of true love never did run smooth -- especially for clients of Lovespring International. OK, actually, the Bard never mentioned "Lovespring International," the zippy and largely improvised new half-hour sitcom...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Beverly Hills, Christopher Guest, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pancakes
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TV Gal Has Hopes for Fall
Zap2It.comIs it too soon to start talking about next season? Heck no. While it's still fresh on all our minds, let's check in on some of my hopes for the fall and beyond: Gabrielle needs to get a job on "Desperate Housewives": I can't take it any more. It's to...Tags: Peter Weller, The CW (tv network), MTV (tv network), Eric Johnson, Jeremy Piven
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TBS Forms 'Imperfect Union'
Zap2It.comTBS, which will roll out two original comedy series later this month, is getting to work on another project with the help of former "Will & Grace" star Eric McCormack. McCormack is one of the executive producers of "Imperfect Union," a comedy pilot about...Tags: Josh Radnor, NBC (tv network), Career and Workplace, Entertainment, The Hollywood Reporter
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Free Enterprise
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 4, 1999 Director Robert Meyer Burnett and his co-writer Mark A. Altman breathe new life into the Hollywood-set romantic comedy genre with their funny, sharp and engaging "Free Enterprise," their debut feature; Regent Entertainment has...Tags: George Romero, Julia Roberts, Dawn of the Dead (movie, 1978), Cannes Film Festival, Robert Meyer
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To enjoy Burbank, open wide and say, Ah-ha
Special to The TimesHow much fun can you have in a city named after a dentist? I pondered this question as I prepared to leave home for the weekend. I fully believe in the local getaway and have spent nights in hotels in Santa Monica, Pasadena, Beverly Hills and even...Tags: Caesar Salads, Dentistry and Dental Health, Personal Service, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants
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