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CUTE N' COMFY Too much time, so many movies
I had the day off work, so what did I do? Go to Hollywood of course! With three great flicks, a couple cuties and a day full of wardrobe changes, it was quite the adventure! But seriously, I just d...
Posted on 3/27/13 at 8:24 PM
THE DULLUM FILE Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood
We'll chat with Tori Spelling & husband Dean McDermott, the stars of the hit reality series Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, this evening on WDAZ News @5....
Posted on 3/20/13 at 7:19 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES A Loss of a True American: A Tribute to Andy Griffith
What is a true American? It is a question that many of us are trying to answer, especially since the End of the Cold War. There we used to be portrayed as a GI Joe figure winning the heart of a young...
Posted on 7/13/12 at 10:04 AM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE Reality TV Shows: Your Real Life Is So Much Better
I'm sure that you're all very nice people, but please don't be offended if I say that I'm not interested in watching your lives on a reality show. You certainly don't want to see mine. Like now --...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 1:49 PM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT Here come the judges!
Ive got feelings, too, and Im dittoing Dullum, as in Terry, who says hell be hurt if you dont make it! Terry Dullum, anchor and producer of WDAZ News @ 5, Grand Forks Mayor (and physician) Michael Br...
Posted on 12/2/11 at 3:58 PM
Universal Studios to build Harry Potter park in Hollywood 
Universal Studios will spend several hundred million dollars to build a Harry Potter attraction inside its existing Hollywood theme park in hopes of mimicking the success of a similar park in Orlando, Fla.
By Ryan Nakashima , December 06, 2011
Google executive speaks in Minneapolis, says online piracy bills in Congress wrong
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said Wednesday that it would be a mistake for Congress to approve Hollywood-backed legislation meant to combat online piracy because it would be ineffective and could fundamentally alter the way the Internet works.
By Chris Williams , November 30, 2011
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Crew member killed while filming Bruce Willis movie
A crew member working on the film "G.I. Joe 2: Retalition" has been killed on the set in New Orleans in what the studio is calling an unusual accident.
By Associated Press , November 23, 2011
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Natalie Wood detectives face conflicting accounts
Natalie Wood's drowning death nearly 30 years ago came after a night of dinner, drinking and arguments but the question remains — was it anything more than a tragic accident?
By Anthony McCartney , November 19, 2011
‘Hollywood Left and Right’: Liberal dose of conservatism
Republicans take heart: Hollywood is not as liberal as you think. Steven J. Ross convincingly shows in “Hollywood Left and Right” that since its early days, the movie industry has been as quietly conservative as publicly liberal. After all, where did Ronald Reagan come from?
By Carolyn Kellogg , November 12, 2011
OBIT: Sue Mengers, 79, forerunner among Hollywood's women agents
For two decades, Sue Mengers was one of the entertainment industry's most powerful agents, rising fast in a business dominated by men. She earned a reputation as a skilled negotiator who was both tough and uncensored in her style.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Amy Kaufman , October 17, 2011
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Hollywood balks at big budget movies as DVDs drop
Hollywood — long considered the land of excess— is becoming more cost-conscious, as movie executives rethink what they're willing to pay to make a blockbuster.
By Ryan Nakashima , September 17, 2011
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Kate, William leave U.S., but not before charming Hollywood
Following a nonstop weekend that included a few chukkers of polo, time with Hollywood's own version of royalty and several events that raised millions of dollars for charity, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge headed back to the U.K. on Sunday.
By Anthony McCartney and Christina Hoag , July 10, 2011
First Lady to Hollywood: Reflect military families
Michelle Obama wants to see more stories of military families on TV and in movies, so she came to Hollywood to do something about it.
By Sandy Cohen , June 14, 2011
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As he plots return, Schwarzenegger sheds old life
Now 63, he is older and while very fit, not quite as buff as he was in his "Conan the Barbarian" days. Yet former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's impending new chapter recalls the first time the former bodybuilder attempted — and wildly succeeded at — a quixotic transition to Hollywood. Read the article, then watch ABC report on new details in the Schwarzenegger-Shriver separation.
By Jake Coyle , May 12, 2011
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Family gathers to bury Liz Taylor at LA cemetery
Five black stretch limousines carrying the family of Elizabeth Taylor arrived for her private funeral service Thursday at a Southern California cemetery famous for being the final resting place of Hollywood celebrities, including her good friend Michael Jackson.
By Sandy Cohen , March 24, 2011
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DEATH OF A HOLLYWOOD CLASSIC: Elizabeth Taylor, 79, film legend on-screen and off
Elizabeth Taylor, the violet-eyed film legend whose sultry screen persona, stormy personal life and enduring fame and glamour made her one of the last of the classic movie stars and a template for the modern celebrity, died Wednesday at age 79.
By David Germain and Hillel Italie , March 23, 2011
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GRAMMY AWARDS: Lady A wins record, song of year
Lady Antebellum was the big winner at the Grammys with five awards, including record and song of the year for the band's yearning crossover ballad “Need You Now,” but rockers Arcade Fire won Sunday's biggest prize, album of the year, for their highly acclaimed “The Suburbs.”
By Nekesha Mumbi Moody , February 13, 2011
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How do the ethics-challenged Golden Globes survive?
There’s tarnish on them thar Globes.In the run-up to the show, a lawsuit filed by two disgruntled employees alleged that the group awarding the Golden Globes had received kickbacks from broadcast advertisers.
By Carrie Rickey , January 21, 2011
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