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Kevin Reilly: Hits and Misses
NBC Entertainment President Kevin Reilly was replaced last week after three seasons programming the network. In the end, the hits he engineered didn’t outweigh the misses that kept NBC from emerging from the ratings cellar. Hits “Heroes”: The hit that…
Emmy Spotlight 2007: Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
It’s been said that to win big in Hollywood, it doesn’t hurt to look bad. For Hilary Swank, that’s added up to two Oscars (“Boys Don’t Cry” and “Million Dollar Baby”). For television’s America Ferrera, star of ABC’s hit comedy…
NBC News: Dateline: The Education Of Ms. Groves
The journey of a newly minted teacher navigating his or her first year teaching was an idea first sparked by NBC correspondent Sarah James and “Dateline” producer Izhar Harpaz. “The story of education in the U.S. had been told and…
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Emmy Spotlight 2007: Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
With many of today’s top drama series featuring large ensembles, sometimes it’s tough to distinguish between leading and supporting actors. Rising to the top of the list among the supporting actors is “The Sopranos’” Michael Imperioli, who played Tony’s nephew,…
Washington Post: Being A Black Man
In the online and print series “Being a Black Man,” the Washington Post set out to cover all aspects of the titular topic. The goal was to address the question, What precisely does it mean to be a black man…
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Emmy Spotlight 2007: Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Ensemble drama is the great equalizer, making it difficult to decide who’s a leading actor and who’s supporting. That dilemma is especially obvious this year in the category of supporting actress in a drama series. “There are a lot of…
HBO: Billie Jean King: Portrait Of A Pioneer
The Peabody citation for HBO Sports’ “Billie Jean King: Portrait of a Pioneer” was a bit of a backhanded compliment: “Unusually substantial for a sports biography, the film persuasively confirms the tennis champion’s heroic status in women’s history as well…