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Mommie Dearest: 6 Notorious Stage Moms Who Nearly Upstaged Their Famous KidsChild stars sure do come with a lot of baggage: child labor laws, on-set tutors -- and stage moms! Check out some of the most notorious child star stage moms, a few who definitely would never qualify for Mother of the Year!
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African-American TV Divas You Should Know: Our Favorite Black Female TV CharactersGreat gobs of remote controls! It's February, the month to celebrate love and African American history. Since black history is American history, it seemed like a wonderful time to think about some of our favorite televised divas.
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Three Ways 'American Idol' Could Expand Their Talent PoolA look at how "American Idol" could expand upon their talent pool.
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How `WKRP in Cincinnati' Transformed from Just Another Late 1970s Workplace Sitcom to the Most Subversive Sitcom of the Early 1980sWKRP in Cincinnati began life in the late 1970s as the latest addition to the workplace sitcom genre and spent its first two years indistinguishable from the pack. The show's last two years were highlighted by a series of episodes unlike anything else.
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Exclusive Interview With James McCartney: Son of Famed Beatle to Perform on 'Late Show With David Letterman'British musician James McCartney discusses his double digital EP release, making his own way in the music industry and the inspiration behind his music.
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5 Single Boomer Celebrities That Should Be on 'Dancing With the Stars'"DWTS" could transform these perpetually single baby boomers personal lives for the better and why it would be fun to watch them.
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2011 Not the Best Year for Network SitcomsA look at the disappointing network comedy slate from 2011.
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The Great Women of British ComediesSeveral British actresses have established themselves as comedic geniuses.
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A Lost Art Form: The 5 Best TV Theme Songs EverIt's been a long, long time since a really awesome theme song was used on a TV show. These are my five favorites of the genre.
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5 Single Music Celebrities That Should Be on 'Dancing With the Stars'Divorced or long - time single, these Pop - Rock music stars might benefit from a go on the "DWTS" dance floor. Here's why.
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5 TV Shows That Hit the Reset Button, for Better or WorseWhether you love it or hate it, plenty of TV shows have hit the reset button over the years, with varying results. Here are some of the most memorables instances of this TV storytelling technique.
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'Saturday Night Live' and Five Other Great Sketch Shows that Launched CareersNow in its 37th season, "Saturday Night Live" continues to go strong. The show has set the standard for sketch or variety shows on the air by reinventing itself with every season and has launched the careers of many of its stars.
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Christmas Gift Ideas for Oprah FansWhat would Oprah truly want her fans to receive this Christmas? -
'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Cast Talks About Recording, Yoda-Focused EpisodesAttending Dallas Fan Days is always a highlight for me every year. I am a huge fan of 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars,' and each year a group of the voice actors from the show make their way to Dallas for the event.
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5 Memorable TV and Movie Christmas PresentsIf you need some help coming up with ideas for this year’s Christmas list, look no further than your favorite classic TV shows and movies. From a priceless book to a convenience store haul, here’s what some classic characters received in Christmases past.
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TV Land Set to Air 12th Annual Merrython for Christmas 2011It’s a wonderful life for classicTV fans as TV Land gets set to air their annual showcase of holiday-themed sitcom episodes. It's Merrython time!
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Medical Shows Consistently Win Over TV Viewers"Grey's Anatomy" and "House" are just two in a long line of successful medical series. Networks have learned that a medical-based show is a tried and true TV viewer magnet. Over the years, medical shows have launched the careers of many big-name actors.
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Regis Says Goodbye to 'Live' - My Favorite Regis MomentsRegis Philbin took his last steps onto the "LIVE! with Regis and Kelly" stage on Friday for his farewell show. Regis has co-hosted the show for 28 years. Here are my favorite Regis moments.
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LGBT Sitcom Characters, Then and NowA look at the significance of some of television's LGBT characters, both then and now.
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TV OK for Babies, but Don't Forget to Talk, TooSince the American Academy of Pediatrics advocated a ban on television-watching for children under the age of 2, some parents have expressed strong disdain. But what does the research have to say about it?
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Improvisational Exercise - Communicating and Engaging with Non Verbal CommunicationThis improvisational exercise is designed to strengthen an actor’s ability to communicate through psychologically motivated physical actions in order to tell a story and accomplish a goal.
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Acting Character Development - Relating to Your Surrounding ObjectsActing requires far more than being able to convincingly say dialogue and move around a set. Rather, this form of artistry requires persons to react in a lifelike manner to circumstances and surroundings.
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Acting Exercise - MirroringOne of my personal favorite acting exercises is called, “Mirroring,” and its purpose is to help actors gain focus while simultaneously engaging two individuals to sync up their energy.
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Choosing a High Definition TelevisionWhat’s the difference between LED, LCD, and Plasma when choosing a high definition television?
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Incarnations of Cleopatra : Roseanne Barr and Elizabeth TaylorReincarnation was claimed by Roseanne Barr when she invoked the spirit of the Queen of Egypt recently,drawing comparisons to actress, Elizabeth Taylor.. Liz promoted her line of perfumes. Roseanne featured her own scent ,' Cheesecake and Waffle syrup".
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Sex Sells , but Who is Buying?: Look Out for Celebrities Falling into the Rabbithole of Homemade Porn !People love sex and they love their camera too. When you are famous , that makes a risky combination.Many famous celebrities have crashed their careers by being too willing to show off . From Polaroids to videotape to cell phones, lock that stuff up!
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The Green Party Rides Again!By declaring her candidacy for President , Roseanne puts the spurs to promoting her blue collar viewpoint.The people who brought you Ralph Nader,the Green Party, is back! Roseanne Barr leads the round up of media coverage for a third political party
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Is John Cena Going Heel?The heat has been building under John Cena and it's beginning to get to him. His pending Match up with Dwayne "Rocky" Johnson at Wrestlemania is placing him in a position he has seldom been in, the Heel.
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Former American Idol Finalist Anthony Fedorov, Singer, Actor and Certified HunkHe's known from his days on season four of 'American Idol', but Anthony Fedorov has been busy ever since. Recording artist, stage performer and model, this 26-year old is making it work in a big way, but he remains just a really nice guy.
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A Few Memories with the Incredible Hollywood Legend, Rose MarieShe's known for her salty character on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' and her husky voice and hair bow. The delightful Rose Marie is a Hollywood legend of a rare kind. She shared some great memories during our recent conversation.
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The Mystic Archives of Dantalian Episode Nine “Book of Twilight”--RecapDalian and Huey journey into another world and enter the story of a young apprentice shaman named Ira.
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Acting Tips - Communion in Group ActingCommunion may be defined as the established trust and sharing of energies between actors that ensures the audience will be stimulated and enthralled within this fictitious world you’ve created.
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Group Improvisational Exercise - Giving ScenariosOne of my personal favorite group improvisational exercises, and one that I perform regularly, is known as “Giving Scenarios.” This improvisational exercise allows actors to utilize their words, their language, in order to reach certain objectives.
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Acting Tips - How to Integrate Your Observations with Your ImaginationLearning how to integrate your observations with your imagination will allow you to pull upon realistic human emotions and movements with those that you create organically.
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Improvisational Exercise - Waiting with PurposeWithin this improvisational exercise, actors are challenged to place purpose behind even the most mundane of movements, such as waiting.
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Acting Tips - Grasping Your Inner Images to Deliver Natural Lines of DialogueAs an actor, you may use the inner images created through observation to help you deliver lines that do not feel rehearsed or scripted, but into words that are organic and warm with sincerity.
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Acting Tips - Cultivating a Physical Relationship with Fellow ActorsCreating a realistic scene involves creating a physical relationship with your fellow actors, which means to engage each actor based on your character’s relationship with them.
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Acting Exercise - Non-Word Communication Using GibberishThe “Non-Word Gibberish Communication” exercise is designed to allow actors the ability to communicate with each other; however, this communication is through a made-up language.
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Improvisational Exercise - I'm Not Talking to YouThe “I’m Not Talking to You” improvisational exercise focuses on cultivating physical improv skills by defining objectives, creating a central conflict, engaging in a relationship and exploring character movement.
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The Value of Group Improvisational ExercisesWhile there are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of improvisational exercises, you must understand the value of group improv exercises to truly gain the most out of them.
