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We should have seen it coming. HBO, not one to pass up merchandise licensing opportunities that yield things like action figures and bobbleheads, released a watch for its racy and violent fantasy series, "Game of Thrones." A watch was only a matter of time.
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Cable networks are rebranding themselves, and pay-TV operators aren’t pleased.
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As Microsoft gets ready to release its Xbox One later this year, the crucial battle for players will be fought outside the U.S. where the console lags. Yet many of the new features the company touted yesterday won't win over global gamers.
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Liberace was his own worst-kept secret for decades, grasping at lies even on his deathbed.
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Michael J. Fox left prime-time television more than a decade ago to focus on his battle with Parkinson’s disease. Now he’s back, with the help of drugs that keep his own shaking from the illness mostly under control.
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Tom Chadwick, the aimless, hard-luck bloke at the heart of director Christopher Guest’s endearing faux-documentary HBO comedy “Family Tree,” will grasp at any straw linking him to his brave, fearless ancestors.
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Brandon Freiman was sizing up water investments for KKR & Co.’s $4.6 billion infrastructure fund in 2011 when he came across a debt-burdened New Jersey city that Tony Soprano skirts by to open the Time Warner Inc. HBO series.
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Critics can’t stand director Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D, hip-hop take on novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Roaring 20s love tale “The Great Gatsby.” Fans can’t wait.
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Scottish managers of U.S. stock funds are counting on companies such as Time Warner Inc., Harley- Davidson Inc. and TJX Cos. to tap recovering consumer demand in the world’s largest economy.
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Time Warner Inc., owner of cable networks TNT and HBO, posted first-quarter sales that missed estimates as advertising dropped in part because of a later schedule for college basketball’s biggest event.
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