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TELEVISION
TV director-producer Robert Finkel dies at 94
Emmy Award-winning TV director and producer Robert Finkel has died. He was 94.
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TELEVISION
TNA claims WWE tried to poach its wrestlers
Two giants in the wrestling world are getting ready to rumble - in a courtroom.
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TELEVISION
Kidman returns to TV for HBO mini-series 'Hemingway & Gellhorn'
Nicole Kidman hasn't worked in TV since the 1989 mini-series "Bankock Hilton." Since then, she's been busy as a movie star.
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Bullets fly relentlessly in History channel's atmospheric miniseries 'Hatfields & McCoys'
Revenge is served cold. Sometimes it's served piping hot. And it's served again and again, until the gunmen retreat into the foggy woods.
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TELEVISION
Al Gordon, Jack Benny comedy-writer, dies at 89
An Emmy Award-winning comedy writer who spent much of his career working for legendary comic Jack Benny has died in Los Angeles. Al Gordon was 89.
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TELEVISION
Before he boarded the 'Love Boat,' Bernie Kopell gave voice to a chimp
Actor Bernie Kopell spent more than a decade sailing the sexy seas on "Love Boat" as Dr. Adam Bricker, but he is also known for doing some interesting voice work.
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College video game program grows into key feeder for industry
In a recent class, Austin Community College student Richard Moss showed off his group's project: a demo of a submarine video game called "Treasures of Atlantis."
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TELEVISION
Commentary: 'Idol' plays to type, and that no longer is a good thing
The winner has been declared. A nation has decided, and we went to bed on Wednesday finally knowing that American Idol No. 11 is, in the words of dozens of Twitter commenters, another "white guy with guitar" (WGWG). Rest easy, America.




