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A bad year for the batting average
Part 2 of THR's annual scorecards for the Big Seven media companies adds Time Warner, News Corp., Viacom and CBS Corp.
WGA West president Patric Verrone announces the end of the 2007-08 strike on Feb. 12, 2008.SPECIAL REPORT
WGA Awards Preview: After the strike
Months after its mutiny, the WGA continues to sail in murky waters. » More

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Howard SternSTREET TALK
Commentary: Showbiz 50 bids good riddance to 2008
Howard Stern is no superhero. On Wall Street, it's quite the opposite, writes PAUL BOND. » More
Tyler PerryTHR ESQUIRE
Commentary: Madea goes to court, so plaintiff calls for Marshall law
Tyler Perry can blame the peculiarities of federal copyright litigation for a sojourn this month to a dusty town in East Texas, writes MATTHEW BELLONI. » More
Mickey MouseSTREET TALK
Commentary: Disney is on top of its small world, but not everyone is along for the ride
The Magic Kingdom has lost some of its Wall Street magic, writes GEORG SZALAI. » More

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