It’s nothing new or extraordinary to remake a foreign TV show for a different country.
“All in the Family” was modeled on the British series “Till Death Us Do Part,” as “Steptoe and Son” became “Sanford and Son.” The popular CBS…
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The return of Charley Chats reprises a celebrated classical voice in Colorado
“Why aren’t we playing these amazing features on the air?! And who is this guy?”
That’s the question CPR Classical morning host Kabin Thomas asked me after finding a trove of short audio vignettes in the archives of retired CPR Classical…
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Guillermo del Toro reflects on achieving lifelong goal ‘Frankenstein’
Guillermo del Toro reflects on achieving lifelong goal ‘Frankenstein’ Guillermo del Toro opened up about fulfilling his lifelong desire to bring his version of Frankenstein story on the silver…
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Sudbury entertainment round up: YES Theatre to hold auditions
In-person auditions will take place at the Sudbury Theatre Centre on Shaughnessy Street, on Jan. 19-21
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Behind the scenes of "The Pitt" – CBS News
- Behind the scenes of “The Pitt” CBS News
- ‘The Pitt’ Season 2: Behind the Scenes with Noah Wyle The New York Times
- The Stream Bluefield Daily Telegraph
- 7 Books for Fans of ‘The Pitt’ While We Wait for Season 2 (Exclusive) People.com
- Opinion |…
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Eugene trans musician on finding his register and duetting with himself
Joshua Dillabaugh sat in a practice studio in Eugene, fingerpicking his guitar to the tapping of a metronome.
He was there at a recording session for an upcoming album. His music instructor and mentor, John Raden, cheered him on.
“One take!”…
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Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister Patrick O’ Donovan and launch new Tax credit for Unscripted Production – gov.ie
- Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister Patrick O’ Donovan and launch new Tax credit for Unscripted Production gov.ie
- Reality TV shows in line for new tax break The Times
- New Tax credit to support TV content Midwest Radio
- Tax credit for unscripted…
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His restaurant is gone. But his mission to help fishermen is just beginning
In October 2024, Peter Hemsley closed his 19-month-old, Michelin-starred seafood restaurant Aphotic in a huff. Among his unforgettable parting words: “Don’t invest in SF, because you won’t make it.” Yet even before the closure made…
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Simon Stone on luring film stars on stage, family tragedy and staging Chekhov in Korean: ‘It’s one of the proudest moments in my career’ | Simon Stone
If Simon Stone had not set out to become a theatre- and film-maker of international renown, he might have instead followed his parents into science, perhaps even remaining in Melbourne where he spent most of his childhood.
“Australia would have…
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Can’t carry a tune? This Vancouver Island newcomer is launching choirs for the joyful but tone deaf
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Sharon Marnell was sitting…
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