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Cruella Movie Review: Emma Stone-Starrer Is a Daenerys in Game of Thrones Final Season Hack-Job Again
Cruella movie review: Emma Stone’s Disney villain origin story is a hack-job on par with Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones’ final season. Cruella now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
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New York Times CEO Warns Publishers Ahead of Apple News Launch
New York Times CEO Mark Thompson warned that relying on third-party distribution can be dangerous for publishers who risk losing control over their own product.
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Birdman, The Grand Budapest Hotel Sweep ADG Awards
Birdman, the dark comedy-drama starring Michael Keaton, bagged the award for Contemporary Film while The Grand Budapest Hotel and Guardians of the Galaxy won in the Period Film and Fantasy Film categories
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US Charges Five Over Airline Gun Smuggling Conspiracy
Five Americans have been charged in connection with a plot to sell 153 guns and smuggle them into New York in carry-on bags on 17 commercial flights, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Sting at March for Climate Change
More than 100,000 people marched in New York, including many celebrities
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New York Times head accuses BBC chief of misleading parliament
The BBC's former director general Mark Thompson has accused the head of its governing body of misleading Britain's parliament about large payments to senior executives, in an escalating spat that has put the two men's reputations on the line.
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Mark Thompson takes helm at New York Times, faces stiff challenges
Mark Thompson reported to work as the New York Times Co chief executive on Monday, confronting challenges ranging from making the publisher less dependent on advertising to trimming costs and figuring out what to do with its pile of cash.
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New York Times in spotlight as ex-BBC chief takes reins
Former BBC chief Mark Thompson assumed his new role at The York Times Co. on Monday amid questions about whether the crisis engulfing the British broadcaster would spill over to the US news organization.
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Cruella Movie Review: Emma Stone-Starrer Is a Daenerys in Game of Thrones Final Season Hack-Job Again
Cruella movie review: Emma Stone’s Disney villain origin story is a hack-job on par with Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones’ final season. Cruella now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
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New York Times CEO Warns Publishers Ahead of Apple News Launch
New York Times CEO Mark Thompson warned that relying on third-party distribution can be dangerous for publishers who risk losing control over their own product.
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Birdman, The Grand Budapest Hotel Sweep ADG Awards
Birdman, the dark comedy-drama starring Michael Keaton, bagged the award for Contemporary Film while The Grand Budapest Hotel and Guardians of the Galaxy won in the Period Film and Fantasy Film categories
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US Charges Five Over Airline Gun Smuggling Conspiracy
Five Americans have been charged in connection with a plot to sell 153 guns and smuggle them into New York in carry-on bags on 17 commercial flights, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Sting at March for Climate Change
More than 100,000 people marched in New York, including many celebrities
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New York Times head accuses BBC chief of misleading parliament
The BBC's former director general Mark Thompson has accused the head of its governing body of misleading Britain's parliament about large payments to senior executives, in an escalating spat that has put the two men's reputations on the line.
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Mark Thompson takes helm at New York Times, faces stiff challenges
Mark Thompson reported to work as the New York Times Co chief executive on Monday, confronting challenges ranging from making the publisher less dependent on advertising to trimming costs and figuring out what to do with its pile of cash.
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New York Times in spotlight as ex-BBC chief takes reins
Former BBC chief Mark Thompson assumed his new role at The York Times Co. on Monday amid questions about whether the crisis engulfing the British broadcaster would spill over to the US news organization.
