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By Allison J. Waldman Special to TelevisionWeek NBC Universal can count on at least one major victory at the 64th Annual Golden Globes. In the category of best actor in a comedy, every nominee comes from a series produced by…
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By Wayne Karrfalt Special to TelevisionWeek In some ways the Hollywood Foreign Press Association reacted true to form with this year’s Golden Globe nominations for best television drama. On the list were something old (Fox’s “24”), something new (NBC’s “Heroes”),…
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By Allison J. Waldman Special to TelevisionWeek Is this the year another show wins the Golden Globe as best comedy series or will it be three in a row for “Desperate Housewives”? The ABC comedy/drama will be facing formidable competition…
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By Natalie Finn Special to TelevisionWeek 1998 WRGB-TV, the CBS affiliate in Albany-Schenectady, N.Y., recruits Rachael Ray-who had been teaching cooking classes at the gourmet food market Cowan & Lobel-to do a weekly “30 Minute Meals” segment on the evening…
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