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By Betty GoodwinSpecial to TelevisionWeek Gregory Nava, co-writer, creator, executive producer and one of the directors of “American Family-Journey of Dreams,” rather likes that his entry is the only miniseries in the Golden Globes category of best miniseries or motion…
By Adam SandlerSpecial to TelevisionWeek In the 2005 Golden Globes supporting actress category, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has recognized both longstanding favorites and first-time nominees. Eight-time nominee Anjelica Huston is widely considered a frontrunner in the category for her…
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By Justine EliasSpecial to TelevisionWeek Two formidable queens of England, an American suffragette, a counterintelligence expert and a Baltimore widow hoping to connect with an old boyfriend-these are the nominated roles in the category of actress in a miniseries or…
By Alan CarterSpecial to TelevisionWeek Historically, when it comes to Golden Globes voting in the drama category, huge ratings mean nothing. If this were the People’s Choice Awards or even the Emmys, ABC’s “Lost,” one of the fall’s biggest hits,…
Bernie Brillstein was among the first of the super-managers who broke the traditional rules of old show business and followed a lucrative new path. They were both buyers and sellers of talent. While licensed talent agents at agencies such as…
Journalists Plagued by Nightmarish Logistics and Horrific Sights Battle Strong Emotions
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