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    Talent Managers Hold on While Industry Shifts

    When Industry Entertainment partner Keith Addis recently went looking to add a talent manager to his company's roster, he didn't exactly need to hang a Help Wanted sign.

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    There's Still Hope for NY Tax Credits

    The New York film and TV industry is holding out hope for a vote on a new long-term production tax credit bill before the impending summer break.

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    APA Benefits from Agency Merger

    WME's loss is APA's gain. The agency has signed actors Taryn Manning, David Alpay and Dorian Missick and director Andrzej Bartkowiak.

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    Keeping Up with the Beat

    Taro Alexander carefully counted the number of paragraphs and students ahead of him. The grammar-school student tried to avoid each moment he may have had to read aloud because of his debilitating stutter.

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    Spotlight  on Los Angeles Acting Schools and Coaches

    Back Stage shines the spotlight on Los Angeles Acting Schools and Coaches.  Following is a comprehensive list of schools and coaches as well as an article on one-on-one coaching.

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    Bartlett Sher to Leave Intiman Post

    Bartlett Sher, the Tony Award-winning director noted for staging some of the most acclaimed revivals of the past three Broadway seasons, will step down in a year as artistic director of the Intiman Theatre in Seattle.

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    'Star Wars' Actor to Publish Memoir

    Aurum Press is to publish the autobiography of Warwick Davis, the actor who played Wicket the Ewok in "The Return of the Jedi" and the eponymous hero of "Willow."

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    2010 Walk of Fame Honorees Revealed

    Russell Crowe, Adam Sandler, Bill Maher and Ringo Starr are among the entertainers who will have their names added to Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2010.

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    WGA Links Earnings to Voter Eligibility

    The WGA East and WGA West have instituted a minimum income level required for members to be eligible to vote on the Minimum Basic Agreement.

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    For 'August,' a June Swoon

    The producers for "August: Osage County," who just installed Tony Award winner Phylicia Rashad in the lead role, announced today that the play will close June 28.