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'Family Feud' gets a boost
LOS ANGELES -- "Family Feud" and host John O'Hurley have upped the ante in the game show's new season, with a faster-paced opening, a new look and new prizes.
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'Stargate Universe' loner seeks answers
NEW YORK -- Whether in Yankee Stadium or the Land of Oz, getting home is an all-consuming mission. But not on "Stargate Universe." Not for Dr. Nicholas Rush.
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Broadway 'Bridge' to star Johansson and Schreiber
NEW YORK -- Scarlett Johansson will star opposite Liev Schreiber early next year in a Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge." Producer Stuart Thompson says the production will open Jan. 24 at the Cort Theater. Previews begin Dec. 28.
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'Promises, Promises' set for Broadway
NEW YORK -- Forget "Mad Men." The '60s will live again on Broadway next spring in the revival "Promises, Promises," the musical based on the Academy Award-winning movie "The Apartment."
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Cool to be 'new'
LL Cool J is not giving up his music for "NCIS: Los Angeles," but he's finding a huge challenge in the role, he says.
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'Rita' rocks on Lifetime
STUDIO CITY, Calif. -- Sometimes life pushes us along a path we didn't intend to take. That happened to actress Nicole Sullivan twice. The first time was when she was a newcomer on "MadTV" and had to mimic Britney Spears.
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Singer takes business beyond music
NEW YORK -- Alicia Keys has influenced many lives with her soulful, heartaching, piano-driven songs for almost a decade. Now that the 12-time Grammy winner has established herself as one of music's brightest stars, Keys is ready to inspire others -- without singing a tune.
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Taylor Swift looks forward to hosting 'Saturday Night Live'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Taylor Swift will have the stage to herself tonight, with no interruptions, when she hosts "Saturday Night Live." The only question is: Who will play Kanye West?
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Citadel experience set tone for his life
Al Katz was a high school student in Greenville when he took a date to a football game between Furman University and The Citadel. "The Summerall Guards were marching at halftime, and she thought that was the best thing she had ever seen," says Katz, 69.
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Gallery owner provides outlet for artists
Lese Corrigan can relate to the most famous person who bears her last name. American aviator Douglas Corrigan earned the nickname of "Wrong Way Corrigan" when, in 1938, he flew nonstop from New York to Ireland after filing a flight plan to go from New York to California.
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Texas in his blood, always on his mind
It is record-release day for Lyle Lovett, a Tuesday when his 14th album, "Natural Forces," is being unleashed on the world.
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Guests add bursts of energy to stellar sitcom
"The Big Bang Theory" definitively has won me over. The show, which has made many smart corrections in its three seasons, has evolved into one of the most enjoyable comedies on the air.
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Thurman relates to role
As tall and radiant as you'd imagine her, Uma Thurman enters the conference room at the offices of the California Film Institute in San Rafael, Calif., and makes a beeline for the snack spread.
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Actors out of 'Place'
LOS ANGELES -- Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and Colin Egglesfield are moving out of "Melrose Place."
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Hit 'NCIS' rules its domain
VALENCIA, Calif. -- Even though Robi Boscarino lives a world away, the 17-year-old Australian still manages to tune into CBS' "NCIS" seven nights a week.
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