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NBC's new programming lineup banks on comedies as new entertainment chief Bob Greenblatt seeks to revitalize the network.
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Hollywood talent agency ICM Partners was bought out by a group of agents, who struck a deal with private-equity firm Rizvi Traverse Management and former ICM CEO Jeffrey Berg.
Documents showed the Obama administration offered filmmakers working on a bin Laden movie a chance to speak with a SEAL Team Six commander involved in planning the raid.
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Pandora Media reported a wider quarterly loss on higher costs, but its revenue jumped 58% and the Internet radio company raised its outlook.
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Martha Stewart was named nonexecutive chairman of the company she founded, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, eight years after she resigned amid charges that she lied to investigators about a stock sale.
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Sirius XM chief Mel Karmazin, who resisted John Malone's Liberty Media taking control of the satellite-radio operator, said he didn't want to report to a majority shareholder. He said he didn't want Liberty to take control of Sirius without paying a premium.
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