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Creative and stylish ways to design around a television
Many of us enjoy watching our favorite movies, shows and sports in the comfort of our homes, but a large TV hanging over a beautiful mantel or amongst our artwork isn’t always the most eye-pleasing addition when it comes to interior design. However, with new, lower profile television models now on the market and a…
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WATCH: The Last Dinner Party Makes U.S. Television Debut With F Bomb Edited “Nothing Matters”
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Protest at Polish television headquarters in Warsaw
Police stand outside the Polish public television TVP building as protesters and Law and Justice politicians gather after Poland’s new government took a public news channel off the air and dismissed executives from state media to restore “impartiality,” the culture ministry said, in Warsaw, Poland, December 20, 2023. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/ File Photo
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Audrey Meadows said that Alice Kramden was ”probably television’s first liberated woman”
The Honeymooners holds a lasting impact in viewers’ minds and hearts, and not just because it set a precedent for comedy in television. According to an interview in the Tampa Bay Times, Audrey Meadows, who played Alice Kramden in The Honeymooners, revealed that she felt that her character was a trailblazer for women. Meadows reasoned,…
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After 32 years, a film project will finally hit the screen
Films, by nature, are a product of time: shutter speed and the race of the film strip, or the longer hours of planning, editing and creation. Some projects inevitably take longer than others to reach completion. Your Television Traveler, a film by Binghamton University Cinema Department co-founder Larry Gottheim, took 32 years. Thanks to a…
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Tom Shales, Famed TV Critic, Has Died
Tom Shales, a Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post, died January 13 in Fairfax County, Virginia. He was 79. The cause was complications from COVID-19 and renal failure. Shales was among the most influential voices in the history of television critique. He won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1988, the fourth TV…
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Ecuador prosecutor spearheading probe into armed attack on TV station is shot and killed, country’s AG says
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Bowling Center Television (BCTV) Debuts in Major U.S. Markets: Transforming Bowling Entertainment
“We are delighted to share the exciting news that BCTV is now officially live, offering audiences the chance to enjoy and engage with its carefully curated, daily updated content.” Post this Commenting on the news, Cliff Kaplan, chairman of BCTV, stated “We are delighted to share the exciting news that BCTV is now officially live,…
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Television deal could put Blue Jackets, other Ohio teams on Amazon Prime Video
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The television rights-holders for the Blue Jackets announced an agreement that could put games on Amazon Prime Video. Diamond Sports Group, the operator of Bally Sports, announced Wednesday a restructuring agreement with multiple groups that will prevent the company from going into bankruptcy and to continue operating. One of the terms…
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Reboot of 1960’s television series ‘The Avengers’ in development with ‘Industry’ writers
A reboot of the classic 1960s television series, The Avengers, is currently in development at StudioCanal, which owns the right to the series’ catalogue. The project has Mickey Down and Konrad Kay — the writing team behind HBO/BBC’s Industry — on board as writers and Sex Education director Ben Taylor on board to direct. ALSO…