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January 01, 1990 - November 16, 2012 + The Business
Crossing Hollywood Boundries; Lawsuit.com 
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A veteran film executive pays the price for becoming a director and breaking the rules of the Hollywood caste system. Plus, when Google paid $1.46...
Fast Food Nation; Film's Bizarre Bazaar
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Will the film version of muckraking bestseller Fast Food Nation finally ruin America's appetite for the Value Meal once and for all? Plus, the bazaar...
Agency Architecture; Marketing Controversy
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In an industry where image is everything, what are the big talent agencies trying to say about themselves with their uber-designed new headquarters? Plus, is...
Forty Million Latinos; Getting Dixiechicked
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America's 40 million Latinos are avid movie-goers, DVD buyers and TV watchers, so why doesn't Hollywood seem to care? Then, the Dixie Chicks get, well,...
Oscar for Arkin? Star-Producing Partners
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This week, Alan Arkin was nominated for an academy award for his first feature film in 1966. Forty years later, there's Oscar buzz about his...
Executive Pay; $1.6 Billion for YouTube
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It's a big-money edition of The Business. In a world where video-sharing site YouTube sells for $1.6 billion and Fox President Peter Chernin is paid...
Zune vs iPod; Investing in Hollywood
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Can Microsoft's new Zune media player challenge Apple's digital download hegemony? Plus, fear not! Jackass Number 2 isn't the end of cinema as we know...
A Killer Life; Telenovelas
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TV soap operas known as telenovelas are wildly popular all over the world, but how will they play in English here in the States? Plus,...
Are Reality Producers Writers?; Make-up Is Hard to Do
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A dozen reality TV producers go on strike and threaten to change the balance of power between all TV writers and the networks they work...
The Ragin' Cajun Comes to Hollywood
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Ragin' Cajun James Carville comes to Hollywood to produce his first movie.
Did Web Fail 'Snakes on a Plane'?; Bulking Up the Virgin Way
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Snakes on a Plane generated more online attention than any movie since The Blair Witch Project. So why didn't that translate into huge box office? ...
Film Composers Keep Their Composure
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This week, the few, the proud, the film composers.
Writing Partnerships...with 'The Mikes!'
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The benefits and pitfalls of creative collaboration.
Hollywood Asks, "What's the Matter with Kids Today?"
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They used to go to movies. Now what are they doing?
Hollywood Lions Throw Themselves to the Christians 
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The studio lions throw themselves to the Christians. We hear how -- and why -- in a conversation with Jonathan Bock, to the man...
