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    Nov 1, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. The moutza is for what really bugs us

    Is it bad manners to give the moutza to a dead man who killed himself by cockroach?
    Is it bad manners to give the moutza to a dead man who killed himself by cockroach? This is not a philosophical question. Today is the day we hand out the venerable Moutza of the Month award, this time for October. As loyal readers know, the moutza is a...

    Tags: Bipolar Disorder, Barack Obama, Lena Dunham, Kelsey Grammer, The Miami Herald

    2. Oct 29, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  2. Big bird, BS and birth control

    WASHINGTON -- We shouldn't be talking about this silliness -- Big Bird, "bull -- er," or a girl's "first time."
    WASHINGTON -- We shouldn't be talking about this silliness -- Big Bird, "bull -- er," or a girl's "first time." We should be talking about The Issues, we keep telling ourselves. But in the waning days of the presidential campaign, these are the issues --...

    Tags: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Joe Biden, Richard Mourdock, Barack Obama, Family Planning

    3. Oct 15, 2012 |Story| RedEye

  3. TV review: Cheery Chicago millennials lift 'Underemployed'

    I'm not quite sure why the 20-something characters of MTV's new series "Underemployed" are surprised they're having a hard time finding success as a model, a rocker or an author. After all, everyone knows the path to success in entertainment travels only through such reality shows as "American Idol," "America's Next Top Model" or MTV's own "The Real World."
    RedEye
    I'm not quite sure why the 20-something characters of MTV's new series "Underemployed" are surprised they're having a hard time finding success as a model, a rocker or an author. After all, everyone knows the path to success in entertainment travels...

    Tags: American Idol (tv program), Jared Kusnitz, Dirty Sexy Money (tv program), America's Next Top Model (tv program), MTV (tv network)

    4. Oct 5, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  4. Lena Dunham, Writer-director-thesp-exec producer 'Girls' on HBO: Women's Impact Report 2012: Creatives

    Variety
    After gaining notice for her microbudget indie "Tiny Furniture," the then-24-year-old Dunham and producer Judd Apatow pitched the half-hour comedy "Girls" to HBO. The raw and realistic series about twentysomethings in New York quickly drew criticism...

    Tags: Judd Apatow, Twitter, Inc., Lena Dunham

    5. Sep 27, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. An air of creative writing

    How do you write Lin's Bin?
    How do you write Lin's Bin? Lin's Bin starts with a question. Is it OK to compliment a woman on her breasts? Where does the time go? Why are teenagers so cranky? The questions come from clueless frat boys, from wistful mothers, from grade school kids...

    Tags: Music, Urge Overkill (music group), Semiconductors and Active Components, Apocalypse Now (movie), Radio

    6. Sep 24, 2012 |Story| KTLA-LTV

  6. 'Homeland,' 'Modern Family' Win Big at Emmys

    LOS ANGELES -- Showtime's psychological thriller "Homeland" upstaged the more established dramas at the 64th Primetime Emmys Sunday night, winning four Emmys, including the top drama series honor.
    CNN
    LOS ANGELES -- Showtime's psychological thriller "Homeland" upstaged the more established dramas at the 64th Primetime Emmys Sunday night, winning four Emmys, including the top drama series honor. ABC's "Modern Family" also captured four comedy awards,...

    Tags: CBS Corp., Amy Poehler, Golden Globe Awards, Jay Roach, Comedy (genre)

    7. Sep 23, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. 'Homeland,' 'Modern Family' Win Top Emmy Prizes

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Homeland" ended the four-year run of "Mad Men" to win the top drama prize at the Primetime Emmy awards on Sunday, while "Modern Family" reigned for a third year as the best comedy series on television.
    Reuters
    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Homeland" ended the four-year run of "Mad Men" to win the top drama prize at the Primetime Emmy awards on Sunday, while "Modern Family" reigned for a third year as the best comedy series on television. "Homeland," a post 9/11...

    Tags: Celebrities, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Amy Poehler, AMC (tv network), Drama (genre)

    8. Sep 23, 2012 |Story| RedEye

  8. Jimmy Kimmel's best Emmy telecast jokes

    Emmy host Jimmy Kimmel took shots at Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm's Emmy losing streak, among others, during his four-minute opening monologue. Here are some of his best jokes.
    RedEye
    Emmy host Jimmy Kimmel took shots at Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm's Emmy losing streak, among others, during his four-minute opening monologue. Here are some of his best jokes. - "'Downton Abbey' is an amazing...

    Tags: Celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres, Charlie Sheen, Zooey Deschanel, Barack Obama

    9. Jul 20, 2012 |Story| KTLA-LTV

  9. Emmys 2012: 'Mad Men,' Breaking Bad,' 'Modern Family' Earn Noms

    LOS ANGELES -- Stop us if you've heard this one before: HBO dominated the Emmy nominations announced Thursday morning, picking up 81 nods for viewer favorites such as "Boardwalk Empire" and "Game of Thrones" as well as comedy newcomers "Girls" and "Veep."
    Los Angeles Times
    LOS ANGELES -- Stop us if you've heard this one before: HBO dominated the Emmy nominations announced Thursday morning, picking up 81 nods for viewer favorites such as "Boardwalk Empire" and "Game of Thrones" as well as comedy newcomers "Girls" and "Veep."...

    Tags: CBS Corp., Amy Poehler, Concerts, Jay Roach, Golden Globe Awards

    10. Sep 9, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Review: Naomi Wolf, Hanna Rosin tackle women in a new century

    "Vagina: A New Biography" by Naomi Wolf (Ecco / 400 pages / $27.99 )
    "Vagina: A New Biography" by Naomi Wolf (Ecco / 400 pages / $27.99 ) "The End of Men — and the Rise of Women" by Hanna Rosin (Riverhead / 320 pages / $27.95) In June, Republican state representatives in Michigan silenced Democratic colleague...

    Tags: Research, Ann Romney

    11. Aug 17, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  11. HBO's offbeat ways turn into nominations rom: Road to the Emmys 2012: The Comedy Nominees

    Variety
    "Girls" exec producer Jennifer Konner might be at HBO today, but she remembers clearly what life under the numbers gun at the networks was like. "I was programmed to check ratings," she says. But at HBO, she got a shock: "I remember calling (HBO...

    Tags: CBS Corp., Curb Your Enthusiasm (tv program), Comedy (genre), Television, Sarah Jessica Parker

    12. Jul 18, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  12. Change afoot at Emmy noms: Thursday set to deliver new titles, faces

    Change is in the Primetime Emmy air, even if it might not appear so on first glance. Repeat victories for AMC's "Mad Men" and ABC's "Modern Family" imply that the big winners have already been etched in stone at TV's top awards show. Thursday's nominations could hammer that foundation, though past Emmy darlings will undoubtedly be back in the spotlight when the contenders are revealed at 5:35 a.m. at the TV Acad. But this year's crop of prospective nominees presents intriguing changing-of-the-guard possibilities, starting with scripted series. The potential for a shakeup is significant on the comedy side, where some veteran favorites have fallen on seemingly harder times amid a growing group of alternatives both in broadcast and cable. Meanwhile, the sheer number of quality dramas on TV today -- generating frequent salutes to a "golden age" -- provide opportunity for new blood in the category. Put it this way: Even if you declared all 2011 nominees ineligible to repeat, you could still have an eyecatching Emmy drama roster that included AMC's "Breaking Bad," PBS' "Downton Abbey," Showtime's "Homeland," ABC's "Once Upon a Time," FX's "Sons of Anarchy" and TNT's "Southland." An abundance of choices paves the way for change. Of course, the vets won't give ground easily. Showtime's "Dexter" has received drama series noms each of the past four years, losing the top honor to "Mad Men" each time. But as the oldest returning nominee in the category, it might be the most in jeopardy to an onslaught of contenders that include buzzworthy network-mate "Homeland," the return of "Breaking Bad" from a year's hiatus and the migration from the movie-miniseries category of PBS "Masterpiece" showstopper "Downton." Amid this, the watch is on for a third consecutive nomination for CBS' "The Good Wife," widely believed to be the only hope the broadcast networks have against their first-ever shutout from the drama race -- in direct contrast to their sweep of the comedy series noms in 2011. For its part, comedy offers its own share of uncertainty, with returning nominees "30 Rock" (NBC), "Glee" (Fox) and "The Office" (NBC) all having weathered less than ideal reviews for their most recent seasons. Whether those opinions are shared by Academy voters, or whether that group embraces such upstarts as NBC's "Community," FX's "Louie," Fox's "New Girl," ABC's "Suburgatory" and HBO's "Girls" and "Veep," will make the category's pre-dawn announcement must-wake TV. Thanks to the departure of Steve Carell from "The Office" and the lengthy between-seasons delay that Showtime's "Episodes" and star Matt LeBlanc took in the past year, comedy lead actor comes with two built-in openings for new blood alongside 2011 nominees Alec Baldwin of "30 Rock," Louis C.K. of "Louie" and Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons (the two-time defending champ) of CBS' "The Big Bang Theory." Former supporting actor winner Jon Cryer of "Two and a Half Men" will try to make the leap to lead this year among a wide-open list of challengers, including castmate Ashton Kutcher, Will Arnett ("Up All Night"), Don Cheadle ("House of Lies"), Larry David ("Curb Your Enthusiasm"), Garret Dillahunt ("Raising Hope"), Billy Gardell ("Mike & Molly"), Joel McHale ("Community"), Adam Scott ("Parks and Recreation") and the thesp who in many ways had to fill Carell's shoes, Ed Helms. A big factor in this year's scripted races will be the absence of "Friday Night Lights." One of TV's ultimate underdogs, with its firstrun episodes landing on DirecTV for the final three seasons, "Lights" nevertheless won Emmys in 2012 for lead drama actor (Kyle Chandler) and drama writing (Jason Katims), along with noms in series and lead actress (Connie Britton). The show's farewell, with Britton moving to FX's "American Horror Story," ensures turnover in the drama competish. "American Horror Story" will be a story in itself, due to its somewhat controversial entry in the miniseries-movie competition -- giving a category that has grown accustomed to change even more to reckon with. Several Acad members are no doubt preparing to rail anew against the idea that "AHS" can somehow be fairly measured against, say, HBO telepic "Game Change." Over in unscripted TV, all six nominees from last year -- "The Amazing Race," "American Idol," "Dancing With the Stars," "Project Runway," "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Top Chef" -- are in contention again, leaving open the question of which might be forced to make room for NBC's "The Voice," arguably the most talked-about show in its genre for 2011-12. Balloting for the Primetime Emmys will end Aug. 31, with ABC televising the ceremony Sept. 23. For the Creative Arts kudos, balloting ends Aug. 24 in advance of the Sept. 15 event.
    Variety
    Change is in the Primetime Emmy air, even if it might not appear so on first glance. Repeat victories for AMC's "Mad Men" and ABC's "Modern Family" imply that the big winners have already been etched in stone at TV's top awards show. Thursday's...

    Tags: CBS Corp., Comedy (genre), Fox Broadcasting Company, Episodes (tv program), Dexter (tv program)

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