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Books form the basis of countless Hollywood films and you'll have no shortage of big screen adaptations to choose from during this year's Oscar season and throughout 2015.
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Books form the basis of countless Hollywood films and you'll have no shortage of big screen adaptations to choose from during this year's Oscar season and throughout 2015.
The nominations for Album of the Year at next year's GRAMMYs will also be announced during the broadcast.
This week, a major motion picture trailer leaks, a Hollywood favorite looks different, and a famed fashion designer dies.
Get ready for a British invasion on you late night line-up when "The Late Late Show with James Corden" debuts on CBS.
The Newseum in Washington is planning a special program to remember legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who died this week.
The awards ceremony has announced the 18 categories to be featured in its inaugural broadcast.
POP has found its first original scripted program in Eugene Levy's "Schitt's Creek."
Taylor Swift's "Welcome to New York" has hit the Internet.
In Perry's newly released memoirs, Rocks: My Life in and Out of Aerosmith, co-written with David Ritz, Perry talks about all of the ups and downs of the band, and unsurprisingly, there's a good amount of focus on his relationship with Tyler.
Famed fashion designer Oscar de la Renta has died.
Brian Setzer is giving his signature orange Gretsch guitar to the Smithsonian Institution.
Hundreds of Baltimore students tuned into some very old music, based on a very old story.
This week, a pop star files a lawsuit, the Oscars are already on the road to success, and television is breaking new ground (sort of).
CBS announced the launch of CBS All Access, a new digital subscription video on demand live streaming service for the CBS Television Network.
Singer Rosanne Cash and the founder of virtual reality firm Oculus are being honored with American Ingenuity Awards at the Smithsonian Institution, along with 8 other scientists and scholars for their groundbreaking work.
