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76th Primetime Emmy Awards Full Winners’ List: Shōgun, The Bear and Baby Reindeer Take Home Maximum Awards
FX has replaced HBO Max this year as the network with maximum wins, even though the latter had over 100 nominations across categories.
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F9, The Suicide Squad, Bhuj: The Pride of India, and More: August Guide to Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, and Prime Video
F9, The Suicide Squad, Bhuj: The Pride of India, Shershaah, Navarasa, The Conjuring 3, Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 8, The Empire, Cruella, Marvel’s What If...?, Nine Perfect Strangers — the biggest movies and TV shows on Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, HBO Max, and Comedy Central in August 2021.
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Voot Select Launched in India: Price, Originals, Exclusives Revealed
Viacom18-owned Voot has finally launched its subscription-based tier, that will directly compete with the likes of Hotstar, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video. Voot Select will cost Rs. 99 a month after a three-day free trial, or Rs. 499 for the full year after a 14-day free trial.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Narcos: Mexico, Homeland, and More: February 2020 TV Guide to Netflix, Amazon, and Hotstar
Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 7, Narcos: Mexico season 2, Altered Carbon season 2, Homeland season 8, Al Pacino’s Hunters, Taj Mahal 1989, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver season 7, Locke & Key — here’s our February 2020 TV guide to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar, Apple TV+, and Comedy Central.
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Golden Globes 2020: Date, Time, Host, Nominations, and How to Watch in India
The 2020 Golden Globes are slated to take place Sunday, January 5. You can watch them in India Monday, January 6 at 7:30am IST on Comedy Central, Colors Infinity, and Vh1 India.
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TV Channel Hilariously Burns Donald Trump Jr For Post On Democratic Debate
During Wednesday night's second Democratic presidential debate, US President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr, tried to crack a joke. Unfortunately, it backfired on him.
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Friends Now Only Streaming on Netflix in India, as It Leaves Hotstar and Hooq
The hit sitcom Friends is now only available on Netflix in India, having left its permanent home on fellow streaming service Hooq, which is partially owned by Warner Bros., the company that helped produce the iconic show.
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Viacom Profit Beats On Higher Theatre, Affiliate Revenues
Revenue from Viacom's film business, which includes theatre and licensing, increased 24 per cent to $758 million from a year earlier. Analysts had expected revenue of $678.8 million, according to market research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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The Weekend Chill: Far Cry Primal, The Revenant, and more
An edgy comedy returns for its third annual run, a retelling of the life of Apple's most charismatic co-founder, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Viacom Cuts Executive Chairman Redstone's Pay Due to Reduced Responsibilities
Viacom Inc said on Friday it cut the total pay of its 92-year-old executive chairman Sumner Redstone by 85 per cent to $2 million last year in light of his "reduced responsibilities" and that it had raised the pay of chief executive Philippe Dauman.
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Viacom to Cut Jobs in Major Reorganisation
"This strategic realignment, which is largely completed, will allow us to sharpen our focus on driving long-term growth in a rapidly changing industry."
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Justin Bieber's Roast on Indian TV, Nothing 'Off-Limits'?
Comedian Jeff Ross had promised "best Roast ever" for Justin and said that nothing will be off limits
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Justin Bieber Will be Subject of Comedy Central Roast
Among events that appear ripe for mockery: the egging of a neighbor's house and the monkey he left in Germany
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Comedy Central, Accused of Obscenity, Can Air For Now
The Supreme Court has stayed a Delhi High Court order directing entertainment channel Comedy Central to go off air for six days. This means that the channel, which has been off air since Wednesday, can now air again.
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Comedy Central Yanked by Government for Allegedly Obscene Content
Entertainment channel Comedy Central has gone off-air for at least five days after the government found its shows having "obscene" and "vulgar" dialogues besides being derogatory to women.
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76th Primetime Emmy Awards Full Winners’ List: Shōgun, The Bear and Baby Reindeer Take Home Maximum Awards
FX has replaced HBO Max this year as the network with maximum wins, even though the latter had over 100 nominations across categories.
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F9, The Suicide Squad, Bhuj: The Pride of India, and More: August Guide to Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, and Prime Video
F9, The Suicide Squad, Bhuj: The Pride of India, Shershaah, Navarasa, The Conjuring 3, Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 8, The Empire, Cruella, Marvel’s What If...?, Nine Perfect Strangers — the biggest movies and TV shows on Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, HBO Max, and Comedy Central in August 2021.
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Voot Select Launched in India: Price, Originals, Exclusives Revealed
Viacom18-owned Voot has finally launched its subscription-based tier, that will directly compete with the likes of Hotstar, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video. Voot Select will cost Rs. 99 a month after a three-day free trial, or Rs. 499 for the full year after a 14-day free trial.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Narcos: Mexico, Homeland, and More: February 2020 TV Guide to Netflix, Amazon, and Hotstar
Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 7, Narcos: Mexico season 2, Altered Carbon season 2, Homeland season 8, Al Pacino’s Hunters, Taj Mahal 1989, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver season 7, Locke & Key — here’s our February 2020 TV guide to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar, Apple TV+, and Comedy Central.
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Golden Globes 2020: Date, Time, Host, Nominations, and How to Watch in India
The 2020 Golden Globes are slated to take place Sunday, January 5. You can watch them in India Monday, January 6 at 7:30am IST on Comedy Central, Colors Infinity, and Vh1 India.
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TV Channel Hilariously Burns Donald Trump Jr For Post On Democratic Debate
During Wednesday night's second Democratic presidential debate, US President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr, tried to crack a joke. Unfortunately, it backfired on him.
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Friends Now Only Streaming on Netflix in India, as It Leaves Hotstar and Hooq
The hit sitcom Friends is now only available on Netflix in India, having left its permanent home on fellow streaming service Hooq, which is partially owned by Warner Bros., the company that helped produce the iconic show.
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Viacom Profit Beats On Higher Theatre, Affiliate Revenues
Revenue from Viacom's film business, which includes theatre and licensing, increased 24 per cent to $758 million from a year earlier. Analysts had expected revenue of $678.8 million, according to market research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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The Weekend Chill: Far Cry Primal, The Revenant, and more
An edgy comedy returns for its third annual run, a retelling of the life of Apple's most charismatic co-founder, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Viacom Cuts Executive Chairman Redstone's Pay Due to Reduced Responsibilities
Viacom Inc said on Friday it cut the total pay of its 92-year-old executive chairman Sumner Redstone by 85 per cent to $2 million last year in light of his "reduced responsibilities" and that it had raised the pay of chief executive Philippe Dauman.
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Viacom to Cut Jobs in Major Reorganisation
"This strategic realignment, which is largely completed, will allow us to sharpen our focus on driving long-term growth in a rapidly changing industry."
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Justin Bieber's Roast on Indian TV, Nothing 'Off-Limits'?
Comedian Jeff Ross had promised "best Roast ever" for Justin and said that nothing will be off limits
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Justin Bieber Will be Subject of Comedy Central Roast
Among events that appear ripe for mockery: the egging of a neighbor's house and the monkey he left in Germany
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Comedy Central, Accused of Obscenity, Can Air For Now
The Supreme Court has stayed a Delhi High Court order directing entertainment channel Comedy Central to go off air for six days. This means that the channel, which has been off air since Wednesday, can now air again.
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Comedy Central Yanked by Government for Allegedly Obscene Content
Entertainment channel Comedy Central has gone off-air for at least five days after the government found its shows having "obscene" and "vulgar" dialogues besides being derogatory to women.
