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A bitter 80-day United Auto Workers strike against an auto parts maker that has crippled dozens of General Motors Corp. factories could be coming to an end soon with a tentative contract agreement reached Friday.
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Celebrities never have a smooth path to travel. Either their beginnings are gruesome or their ends are perilous. Megan Foxx narrates, in an interview, how her...
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Warren Cowan, one of the last of the super publicists who helped make Hollywood the glamour capital of the world, has died. He was 87.
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A Los Angeles jury has convicted a Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano of racketeering in a scheme that used wiretaps and other illegal tactics to target...
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A person familiar with efforts to restart talks between the Screen Actors Guild and Hollywood studios says negotiations will resume within two weeks.
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Movie set designer Hans Rudi Giger created the Harkonnen Chairs originally meant for a Hollywood flick based on the Dunes. But the movie in which this chair was to be...
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Digest this: Since February 2007, Britney Spears’ spending have been to the tune of a whooping, hold your breath, $61 million. Now before you start admonishing...
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We all know that the hot Jessica Alba is expecting her first child. She looks so hot and beautiful, that one can safely assume that the baby is going to receive its...
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A portrait of Hollywood star Heath Ledger painted weeks before his death has won an Australian art award.
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The six major Hollywood studios have won a $111 million judgment for copyright infringement against the shut-down file-sharing Web site TorrentSpy.com.
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Hollywood producers on Tuesday broke off contract talks with the Screen Actors Guild, calling its demands for higher fees from DVD sales and online content...
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Fictional billionaire Tony Stark has made a fortune in Hollywood as the superhero adventure “Iron Man” pulled in $98.6 million domestically in its first...
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We all know that Katherine is a wonderful actress and a sexy diva. What we are worried about is her smoking habit. She is a chain smoker. She is shooting for her new...
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Major Hollywood studios said Wednesday they won’t accept pay hikes sought by the Screen Actors Guild in contract talks, suggesting a deal is unlikely before the...
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Indicted Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano says he was a lone ranger while gathering information for his clients and did not lead a criminal enterprise as...
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A fire at the storied corner of Hollywood and Vine spit flames 40 feet into the air Wednesday, burning close to landmarks like the Capitol Records building and the...
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Private investigator Anthony Pellicano was a “well-paid thug” who dug up dirt through wiretaps and other illegal means to benefit his Hollywood A-list...
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A federal prosecutor has told jurors that private investigator Anthony Pellicano was a well-paid thug who illegally obtained information through wiretaps and other...
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Heather Locklear was a bombshell in her prime and continues to give competition to every female with her hot body. Sadly, the signs of ageing are showing up badly on...
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In a Feb. 29 obituary for Ben Chapman, The Associated Press described the one-time Hollywood actor as a decorated Korean War veteran. According to Chapman’s...
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NFL owners could opt out of their agreement with the players union next week, leaving open the possibility of a 2010 season without a salary cap.
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A person familiar with efforts to restart talks between the Screen Actors Guild and Hollywood studios says negotiations will resume within two weeks.
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The world’s top industrialized countries should develop environmentally friendly workplaces and help workers move to nonpolluting industries, their labor...
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Labor ministers from the Group of Eight industrialized nations met with international trade union and business groups Sunday to discuss the reduction of workplace...
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Hollywood producers on Tuesday broke off contract talks with the Screen Actors Guild, calling its demands for higher fees from DVD sales and online content...
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West Coast cargo traffic came to a halt Thursday as port workers ditched the day shift, saying they wanted to commemorate May Day and call on the U.S. to end the war in...
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Terminal operators say West Coast cargo traffic has come to a halt as port workers stage daylong anti-war protests.
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Terminal operators say West Coast cargo traffic has come to a halt as port workers stage daylong anti-war protests.
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Major Hollywood studios said Wednesday they won’t accept pay hikes sought by the Screen Actors Guild in contract talks, suggesting a deal is unlikely before the...
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Feature film production in the Los Angeles area jumped 11 percent in the first three months of the year as studios moved to get ahead of a possible actors strike.
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Labor leaders are recommending that Montgomery County ration toilet paper for inmates to help save costs. The request comes as council members try to resolve a $297...
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The Screen Actors Guild has reached separate deals that will allow the completion of 95 independent movie productions if actors go on strike, a person with the union...
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Groups representing film actors and producers have completed another day of negotiations.
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The Screen Actors Guild has cut a deal that would let its members work for an independent film company regardless of a future strike against the major studios, Daily...
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The Screen Actors Guild has cut a deal that would let its members work for an independent film company regardless of a future strike against the major studios.
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The Screen Actors Guild and Hollywood producers started talks Tuesday on a new contract that the wary entertainment industry hopes can be achieved without a strike.
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The Screen Actors Guild and Hollywood producers have started talks on a new contract that a wary entertainment industry hopes will be achieved without a strike.
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The Screen Actors Guild will go it alone in contract negotiations with studios after the other major actors union rejected an invitation for joint talks.
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The prospects are looking dim for the proposal to limit which Screen Actors Guild members can vote in upcoming contract talks.
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New York Gov. David Paterson, center, is assisted by his senior advisor, David Johnson, left, as he poses for photos with Sen. Charles Schumer, right, before an agricultural town hall meeting in Batavia, N.Y.,, Monday May 12, 2008.
