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Several Producers Ruled Ineligible for Emmys

ATAS has completed the first stage of its Emmy vetting process, and has sent letters to more than dozen producers notifying them that they have been found ineligible.

'Happiness' Sequel: Same Family, New Actors

U.S. director Todd Solondz has revisited the disturbing world of his acclaimed 1998 film "Happiness," although the last thing the characters of "Life During Wartime" are is happy.

Equity, Piven Win Arbitration Case

Actors' Equity Association announced Aug. 27 that the union and Jeremy Piven have won an arbitration victory regarding Piven's departure in December from a Broadway production of David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow."

'Angels in America' Revival Set for Off-B'way

The mammoth, two-part drama by Tony Kushner will be presented by the Signature Theatre Company during its 2010-2011 season as part of a yearlong celebration of the playwright.

Poll: New Actors Rank High with Film Fans

Films with rising stars like Bradley Cooper and Megan Fox dominated box offices this summer, and a new poll by Moviefone shows fans favored those flicks with fresh faces.

'Digi-Novel' Combines Book, Movie and Website

Anthony Zuiker, creator of the "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" U.S. television series, is releasing what he calls a "digi-novel" -- and giving a jolt to traditional book publishing.

ABC Books Talent Deals with Remini, Henderson

Defying a marketplace for talent holding deals that has dried up this season, ABC has inked separate pacts with Martin Henderson and comedy veteran Leah Remini.