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Jun

19 2001

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Elaine from the TV series Seinfeld, has found new people to play her dysfunctional friends on her new, as-yet untitled NBC sitcom. Steve Carrell (Comedy Central's The Daily Show), Peter Stormare (Chocolat), Don Lake (Waiting...

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Jun

19 2001

George Wendt and John Ratzenberger, who played beer drinking buddies Norm and Cliff on the hit TV show Cheers, have received a settlement agreement from Paramount Pictures in their lawsuit against the studio for the use of their likeness, Reuters...

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Jun

19 2001

Media mogul and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart's autobiography will be published by Clarkson Potter, The Associated Press reports. "To many onlookers, what I have accomplished may appear easy, but it was all done with hard work, old-fashioned elbow...

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Jun

18 2001

Co-defendants Ashley Judd and Entertainment Tonight have settled a lawsuit with reporter Larry Birkhead out of court, The Associated Press reports. The Louisville-based freelance entertainment writer accused Judd of making libelous remarks on...

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Jun

18 2001

Kiss fans can now take their love for Kiss to the grave. The blood-spitting rock mogul of Kiss, Gene Simmons, has added yet another product to the glam rock band's ever-growing merchandising universe: the "Kiss Kasket." The coffin features the...

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Jun

18 2001

With the 65th anniversary of Britain's Pinewood studios being marked by a theatrical documentary, A Celebration of Pinewood Studios, and a picture book, the Pinewood Story (Reynolds & Hearn), media mogul Michael Grade, a co-owner of the studios...

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Jun

18 2001

The two national news weeklies Time and Newsweek are out with ambivalent reviews of Steven Spielberg's A.I., set for release next weekend amid numerous predictions that it will wind up as the biggest blockbuster of the year. Richard Corliss in Time...

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Jun

18 2001

Ted Turner is setting up an independent film company, based in Atlanta, that will produce theatrical and television features and documentaries, a Turner spokeswoman said on Friday. As reported by Reuters, Ted Turner Productions will have a "first...

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Jun

18 2001

One week after George Lucas appeared to bless efforts by student filmmakers to devise "corrected" versions of Star Wars: Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, Lucasfilm posted a copyright warning on the Star Wars Web site on Friday implying that the...

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Jun

18 2001

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider blasted into movie theaters over the weekend amassing a far-higher-than expected $48.2 million, according to box-office estimates--the most ever earned by a debuting movie based on a video game. (The previous record holder:...

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Jun

18 2001

A contestant on the BBC reality show Castaway is suing the broadcasting corporation and the production company Lion TV, claiming that they libeled him by editing scenes in the shows so that he would appear to be "aggressive and temperamental," the...

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Jun

18 2001

British commercial broadcaster ITV has been hit harder than expected by the downturn in advertising spending, the London Sunday Times reported. The newspaper, citing confidential documents that it had obtained, says that ITV's ad revenue for June...

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Jun

18 2001

The Weakest Link is expected to debut as a syndicated daytime feature in January, Daily Variety reported Monday. The trade paper said that the show, which currently airs on NBC in primetime, will be carried by the CBS flagship station in New York...

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