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Back From Racism Scandal, Golden Globes Touches New Low In TV Ratings
Golden Globes television ratings slumped to a new low of just 6.3 million viewers, even as the troubled award show tried to bounce back from its recent scandals, broadcaster NBC's preliminary figures showed Wednesday.
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Scandal Script Changed to Avoid Identical Presidential Debate Dialogues
"We did have some moments where I'd run back to the writers' room the next day and go, 'Hey, there's some dialogue we have to cross out because it's kind of already happened," said Shonda Rhimes. The political thriller features a presidential race which mirrors the current battle for the Republican and Democratic nominations
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Ekta Kapoor Wants to Remake Scandal For Indian TV
"I would love to adapt Scandal where the actress falls in love with the President. We also have a single Prime Minister. So, I think that would be a superb thing to do. I don't think it is happening in the future yet but that is something I would love to do one day," Ekta Kapoor said
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Shweta Basu Prasad: Tough to Survive in Showbiz Without a Godfather
"I've been an outsider, who has grown up in the industry because people have seen my work. But, yes it is slightly difficult as you have to keep reminding people and go for auditions. I know a lot of people. I keep getting auditions once in a while. But being an outsider, it's quite tough to make a mark in the industry"
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TV host taken off air in China for rant against corruption
After showing signs of opening up, China's official media suffered a setback, with a TV anchor being forced off air during a live show after he criticised officials for corruption and a newspaper was suspended from publication due to an alleged bribery scandal.
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BBC editor steps aside over Jimmy Savile scandal
The editor of the BBC's flagship TV news show stepped aside on Monday after the publicly funded broadcaster said his explanation for pulling an expose into alleged sexual abuse by one of its former presenters was "inaccurate or incomplete".
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Back From Racism Scandal, Golden Globes Touches New Low In TV Ratings
Golden Globes television ratings slumped to a new low of just 6.3 million viewers, even as the troubled award show tried to bounce back from its recent scandals, broadcaster NBC's preliminary figures showed Wednesday.
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Scandal Script Changed to Avoid Identical Presidential Debate Dialogues
"We did have some moments where I'd run back to the writers' room the next day and go, 'Hey, there's some dialogue we have to cross out because it's kind of already happened," said Shonda Rhimes. The political thriller features a presidential race which mirrors the current battle for the Republican and Democratic nominations
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Ekta Kapoor Wants to Remake Scandal For Indian TV
"I would love to adapt Scandal where the actress falls in love with the President. We also have a single Prime Minister. So, I think that would be a superb thing to do. I don't think it is happening in the future yet but that is something I would love to do one day," Ekta Kapoor said
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Shweta Basu Prasad: Tough to Survive in Showbiz Without a Godfather
"I've been an outsider, who has grown up in the industry because people have seen my work. But, yes it is slightly difficult as you have to keep reminding people and go for auditions. I know a lot of people. I keep getting auditions once in a while. But being an outsider, it's quite tough to make a mark in the industry"
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TV host taken off air in China for rant against corruption
After showing signs of opening up, China's official media suffered a setback, with a TV anchor being forced off air during a live show after he criticised officials for corruption and a newspaper was suspended from publication due to an alleged bribery scandal.
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BBC editor steps aside over Jimmy Savile scandal
The editor of the BBC's flagship TV news show stepped aside on Monday after the publicly funded broadcaster said his explanation for pulling an expose into alleged sexual abuse by one of its former presenters was "inaccurate or incomplete".
