Will Dish Drop ESPN?; Sean Hayes' TV Takeover; China, Japan Team for 'Art of War' Series; 'Grand Theft' Racks Up Record $800M; 'Breaking Bad' Gets Longer Final Episodes; Cranston to Play Trumbo
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Will Charlie Ergen Opt for the Nuclear Option?
As tense retrans talks take place between Dish Network and ABC/Disney, big questions revolve around the cost of ESPN | Read More
Inside Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner's TV Takeover
The former "Will and Grace" star and his college buddy have five shows on the air through their Hazy Mills production company, including "Sean Saves the World," "Hot in Cleveland" and "Grimm." | Read More
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Bryan Cranston to Star as Blacklisted Screenwriter Dalton Trumbo
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Starring Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel, the Sony pic would have otherwise opened against Melissa McCarthy's "Tammy." | Read More
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The actor's addition was more than a month in the works, though he had to work out schedule conflicts before joining the film, which is set to begin shooting in October. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
China, Japan Team Up for 'The Art of War' TV Series (Exclusive)
Producer Michael Shane ("I, Robot") is joining the Chinese government and Japanese studio Genco for the co-production, to be filmed in English. | Read More
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The last episodes for the AMC hit will be 75 minutes each, with commercials, tweeted co-executive producer Peter Gould. | Read More
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Co-stars Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch have received salary increases as leads Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco are seeking larger checks as well. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
How the New 'Grand Theft Auto' Goes Hollywood
Rockstar Games' eagerly anticipated new entry into the series racked up $800 million in first-day sales. Here's a look at familiar landmarks through the game's parallel-universe lens. | Read More
New York Judge Won't Stop Dish's Ad-Skipping Hopper
But in a defeat for Dish, the judge also won't stop CBS from seeking to unwind its retrans agreement. | Read More
Disney's Non-Strategy Strategy to Combat Unauthorized Disneyland Horror Movie
Sundance breakout "Escape From Tomorrow," which depicts Disney princesses as prostitutes and was filmed without permission inside Disney's parks, fails to provoke a legal response from a studio unwilling to dole out ... | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
How to Throw an Award-Worthy Emmy Party -- at Your Own Home
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Christina Voros' "Chasing Tommy Ton" follows the noted Jak & Jil blogger/photographer in one of two short films premiering at DailyCandy and Tribeca Enterprises' Fashion in Film Festival on Thursday. | Read More
Emmys: Inside the Green Room with Designer Joseph Altuzarra
The CFDA Award-winning womenswear designer chatted with THR about his first foray into interiors at the purple "Green Room's" Nokia Theater unveiling Wednesday morning. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, September 19, 2013 at 5:00 AM.

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