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"I Couldn't Actually Walk": Jamie Foxx Fights Back Tears In First Public Appearance Post-Hospitalisation
The Oscar and Grammy winner received an overwhelming standing ovation from the audience while walking across the stage.
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Game of Thrones Prequel House of the Dragon Might Premiere in 2022
Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon might premiere in 2022, HBO’s president of programming Casey Bloys has revealed in a new interview at the ongoing 2020 Television Critics Association press tour in California.
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Mirzapur Season 2 Greenlit by Amazon Prime Video as It Orders Six New Indian Series From Ali Abbas Zafar, Sapan Verma, Others
At the ongoing 2019 Television Critics Association press tour in California, Amazon Prime Video has announced over 20 new and returning original series, including seven from India.
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Amazon's Lord of the Rings Finds Showrunners in JD Payne, Patrick McKay
Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel series has found its showrunners and head writers in J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay, the company announced at its 2018 Television Critics Association panel.
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Priyanka Chopra Paints Los Angeles Pink For Quantico
Priyanka Chopra attended the Television Critics' Association's bi-annual gathering in Los Angeles, wearing a hot pink dress by Victoria Beckham
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Islamic State Group Becomes Target of Arab Satire
Television networks across the Middle East have begun airing cartoons and comedy programs using satire to criticize the Islamic State group and its claims of representing Islam.
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China criticizes 'kill everyone' remark on US talk show
A controversy over a child's remark on an American television talk show that jokingly advocated killing Chinese people to avoid paying down U.S. debt to that country continued to simmer three weeks after the event, as China on Monday sharply criticized the show's host.
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Chris Gayle responds to Brad Haddin's criticism in Big Bash
A key player in the West Indies World T20 title triumph, Gayle has scored 70 runs in five matches this season for Sydney Thunder, which lost to Haddin's Sydney Sixes on Sunday. Haddin suggested in a television interview after he was dismissed by Gayle that Thunder fans weren't getting value for money from their star import.
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Google's Brazil chief detained in YouTube case
Brazil's strict electoral laws limit what critics can say on television, radio and the Internet about candidates for office.
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Controversial ad keeps running in Argentina
Argentine state-run television aired a controversial advertisement on Sunday linking the London Olympics to a dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, opening itself to further criticism from the International Olympic Committee.
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Russell Brand avoids talking about divorce
Russell Brand might be doing well after filing for divorce from singer wife Katy Perry, but he apparently isn't ready to speak about the break-up.
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Russian finance minister resigns after spat with Medvedev
Russia's influential finance minister was forced out on Monday following a televised confrontation with President Dmitry Medvedev, who had angrily demanded that Alexei Kudrin immediately explain his criticism of Medvedev's policies or resign.
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Simon-Paula will reunite for The X-Factor
American Idol's frequently feuding judges, Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul, will reunite on the US version of The X-Factor.
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Sheen to celebrate his funeral on Two And A Half Men
Charlie Sheen says he will be hold a special screening to watch the funeral of his character Charlie Harper on Two And a Half Men.
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Desperate Housewives to end in 2012?
There's sad news for all Desperate Housewives fans. The show, which follows the lives of a group of women, might end after its upcoming eighth season.
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"I Couldn't Actually Walk": Jamie Foxx Fights Back Tears In First Public Appearance Post-Hospitalisation
The Oscar and Grammy winner received an overwhelming standing ovation from the audience while walking across the stage.
-
Game of Thrones Prequel House of the Dragon Might Premiere in 2022
Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon might premiere in 2022, HBO’s president of programming Casey Bloys has revealed in a new interview at the ongoing 2020 Television Critics Association press tour in California.
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Mirzapur Season 2 Greenlit by Amazon Prime Video as It Orders Six New Indian Series From Ali Abbas Zafar, Sapan Verma, Others
At the ongoing 2019 Television Critics Association press tour in California, Amazon Prime Video has announced over 20 new and returning original series, including seven from India.
-
Amazon's Lord of the Rings Finds Showrunners in JD Payne, Patrick McKay
Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel series has found its showrunners and head writers in J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay, the company announced at its 2018 Television Critics Association panel.
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Priyanka Chopra Paints Los Angeles Pink For Quantico
Priyanka Chopra attended the Television Critics' Association's bi-annual gathering in Los Angeles, wearing a hot pink dress by Victoria Beckham
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Islamic State Group Becomes Target of Arab Satire
Television networks across the Middle East have begun airing cartoons and comedy programs using satire to criticize the Islamic State group and its claims of representing Islam.
-
China criticizes 'kill everyone' remark on US talk show
A controversy over a child's remark on an American television talk show that jokingly advocated killing Chinese people to avoid paying down U.S. debt to that country continued to simmer three weeks after the event, as China on Monday sharply criticized the show's host.
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Chris Gayle responds to Brad Haddin's criticism in Big Bash
A key player in the West Indies World T20 title triumph, Gayle has scored 70 runs in five matches this season for Sydney Thunder, which lost to Haddin's Sydney Sixes on Sunday. Haddin suggested in a television interview after he was dismissed by Gayle that Thunder fans weren't getting value for money from their star import.
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Google's Brazil chief detained in YouTube case
Brazil's strict electoral laws limit what critics can say on television, radio and the Internet about candidates for office.
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Controversial ad keeps running in Argentina
Argentine state-run television aired a controversial advertisement on Sunday linking the London Olympics to a dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, opening itself to further criticism from the International Olympic Committee.
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Russell Brand avoids talking about divorce
Russell Brand might be doing well after filing for divorce from singer wife Katy Perry, but he apparently isn't ready to speak about the break-up.
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Russian finance minister resigns after spat with Medvedev
Russia's influential finance minister was forced out on Monday following a televised confrontation with President Dmitry Medvedev, who had angrily demanded that Alexei Kudrin immediately explain his criticism of Medvedev's policies or resign.
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Simon-Paula will reunite for The X-Factor
American Idol's frequently feuding judges, Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul, will reunite on the US version of The X-Factor.
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Sheen to celebrate his funeral on Two And A Half Men
Charlie Sheen says he will be hold a special screening to watch the funeral of his character Charlie Harper on Two And a Half Men.
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Desperate Housewives to end in 2012?
There's sad news for all Desperate Housewives fans. The show, which follows the lives of a group of women, might end after its upcoming eighth season.
