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Review: 'The Dead Guy' offers thought-provoking look at reality TV Naples Daily News
Gina Yaweth would kill to get a hit show on the air. A television producer who knows all too well that her job is only as secure as her most recent ratings, Gina has to top her last hit, "Heavy Petting," a reality TV show where contestants tangle with crocodiles and venomous snakes — winner gets millions, loser gets stitches.
Making the Most of Ubiquitous Wi-Fi: The Service Enabled Device Converge! Network Digest
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has purchased a turnkey Video-on-Demand System and software applications from SeaChange International to serve as the foundation for the Pentagon’s Media Review System, which will allow personnel to review broadcast television events worldwide for information pertinent to the DoD.
DVD Review: Miami Vice Blogcritics.org
The Movie Based on past experience, I usually tend to be leery of movies that are remakes of earlier hit movies and especially of movies that attempt to capture the essence of a popular television show in a single longish episode. Most of these productions fall into one of three categories: a slavish copy of the original, which doesn't work because the original belongs in a past time; an
Board of Review votes 'Iwo Jima' best picture The Hollywood Reporter
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Serious talk at `Blood Diamond' premiere AP via Yahoo! News
Just hours after being named one of the year's 10-best films by the National Board of Review in New York, the new political drama "Blood Diamond" got the red-carpet treatment in Hollywood. And there was much serious talk among the glittering attendees.
Art review: Matthew Dennison breaks out of his bubble The Oregonian
In 1986, indie-rock darlings R.E.M. released their fourth major-label release, "Life's Rich Pageant." At the time, college-rock purists moaned that the band's first foray into coherent lyrics and stripped-down guitar tracks was a sellout.
Reader's Review: Red Robin Gourmet Burgers The Greenville News
Sample comment: "I truly like the place, but it is a tad expensive for a burger."
Ethics inquiry could be awkward Baltimore Sun
Dixon could oversee board during probe Since February, Baltimore's Board of Ethics has delayed a detailed review of City Council President Sheila Dixon's participation in official business that benefited a company that employed her sister.
DVD Review: Bobby Darin - Seeing Is Believing Blogcritics.org
I remember watching Bobby Darin from time to time on television when I was a kid. I think it was on The Ed Sullivan Show or maybe on Darin’s own television show, which he hosted for a couple years before his death in 1973. Mostly I remember that he sung the songs “Splish, Splash” and “Mack the Knife.” When I was a kid, I thought he was cool. Not as cool as Elvis, maybe, but there was
A ‘Minor’ adjustment REVIEW Times Leader
How do you defang and declaw caustic standup comic and commentator Lewis Black? Stick him in a PG-rated holiday family movie, then stand back and watch the laughs not pile up.
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