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Acclaimed comic writer
New York Times News ServiceSheldon Keller, an Emmy-winning comedy writer whose work included "Caesar's Hour," one of the jewels of 1950s television, died on Monday at his home in Valencia, Calif. He was 85. The cause was complications from Alzheimer's disease, his son, Casey,...Tags: Sid Caesar, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Carl Reiner, Movies, Armed Forces
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Sheldon Keller, 85; Emmy-winning comedy writer
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSheldon Keller, an Emmy Award-winning comedy writer who was part of the celebrated writing team on Sid Caesar's 1950s comedy-variety TV show "Caesar's Hour," has died. He was 85. Keller, who also was a founding member of the Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz...Tags: Sid Caesar, Carnegie Hall, Jazz Music, Johnny Carson, Danny Kaye
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Sarah Palin, if her life was a movie
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterLIKE MANY around Hollywood, I've spent an embarrassing amount of time during the week trying to decide which actress would be best to play Sarah Palin in the story of her life. I know conventional wisdom says that Tina Fey is a lock for the part, but do...Tags: Republican National Conventions, Political Candidates, Demi Moore, Jimmy Stewart, Christianity
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Ingrid Betancourt's Hollywood saga
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersSince Ingrid Betancourt's liberation from jungle captivity in a daring rescue operation early this month, Ingrid-mania has swept the globe. The saga of Betancourt, the former Colombian presidential candidate liberated after more than six years as a...Tags: Book, Armed Forces, Political Candidates, Literature, Books and Magazines
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TV Hall of Fame inductees named
The star of "Maude," a creative force behind "MASH," a talk show host and the creator of "Gilligan's Island" were among those announced Thursday for induction into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame.
"Their respective careers have...Tags: Thomas Murphy, Merv Griffin, Bea Arthur, Television, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
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What I did during the strike
Click to jump to: Wesley Strick | Ken Levine | Linda Teverbaugh | Frank Pierson | Larry Gelbart | Jonathan Green and Gabe Miller | Chris Provenzano | Tim Long Wesley Strick Credits include "True Believer" and "Cape Fear" and the novel "Out There in the...Tags: Homer Simpson, Film Festivals, Labor Disputes, TiVo Inc., Paramount
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Excitement marks this season's stage productions
Tribune theater criticIf you know and love the Chicago theater, you'll doubtless be expecting a lot of interesting new shows in the upcoming winter and spring seasons. Why should this year be any different? But peruse the following -- woefully incomplete -- list of 10 of the...Tags: San Diego (San Diego, California), Skokie, Leonard Bernstein, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Theater
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Guild board favors deal, with caution
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe West Coast board of the Writers Guild of America has reacted favorably to the outlines of a pending agreement reached between guild negotiators and Hollywood studios. But the board is holding off on giving its blessing until it sees the exact language...Tags: Unions, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Movies, Los Angeles, Work Relations
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A-list stars may forgo Globes
And the winner is . . . not here?
The Golden Globe Awards are a highly rated NBC event, an often irreverent ceremony brimming with A-list stars. If the Writers Guild of America strike against the TV networks and movie studios isn't resolved, the WGA...Tags: Elizabeth Taylor, James Earl Jones, Culture, Film Festivals, Labor Disputes
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A 'writer's strike nobody wants'? Think again.
With the Writers Guild and the producers in serious negotiations to come up with a new contract before Oct. 31, the gap between the two parties seems unsurmountable. The resulting TV and film writers strike could create a hole in the Southern California...Tags: California, David Kelly
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Who needs writers?
It's Day Four of the Writers Guild strike, and here's how to tell that the striking writers haven't so much as picked up a Bic: Their picket-line chants are crappy. Have you heard the lame call-and-response out there? "What do we want? CONTRACTS! When...Tags: Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Jon Stewart, Labor Disputes, Adlai Stevenson, Facebook
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What makes Brooks and Apatow laugh?
Funny people would rather be funny than talk about how to be funny.
As a result, the promise by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that writers Judd Apatow, James L. Brooks and Larry Gelbart would “crack the code of contemporary screen...Tags: Paul Thomas Anderson, Garry Shandling, Ben Stiller, Movies, Homer Simpson
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