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The Lion King, three words that immediately transport you to another land.
CBS announced Wednesday its new 2012-2013 primetime schedule, ordering four new series and making four key time period moves to further enhance television's top-rated schedule.
Arthur Murray's memory lives on right here in South Florida. The dance studio is celebrating 100 years of teaching people how to dance.
"The Avengers" is taking a page out of Superman's comic book — flying faster than a speeding bullet to the billion-dollar mark at the box office.
Horatio Caine is leaving Miami for good. CBS announced Sunday it canceled CSI: Miami and freshmen dramas Unforgettable and A Gifted Man, but closed a deal with Ashton Kutcher and renewed Two and a Half Men for a 10th season.
There's a Blue Blood from South Florida and her name is Sami Gayle.
CBS's hit reality show "Undercover Boss" will get a little South Florida flair this Friday. Jose Mas, the youngest son of the late respected Cuban-American leader Jorge Mas Canosa will go undercover at the company his father founded decades ago.
Do you love sharks? You'll love a new South Florida art exhibit featuring nothing but these celebrated creatures of the sea.
Russell Brand is returning to the MTV stage.
Vidal Sassoon used his hairstyling shears to free women from beehives and hot rollers and give them wash-and-wear cuts that made him an international name in hair care. Sassoon passed away Wednesday at age 84.
Maurice Sendak, the children's book author and illustrator who saw the sometimes-dark side of childhood in books like "Where the Wild Things Are" and "In the Night Kitchen," died early Tuesday. He was 83.
Justin Bieber may be a singing superstar, but he's still a teenager -- a teenager who just finished high school.
George Lindsey, who spent nearly 30 years as the grinning Goober on "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Hee Haw," has died. He was 83.
Hollywood's superhero summer has arrived with a vengeance. The Marvel Comics mash-up "The Avengers" launched the summer movie season with a $200.3 million opening weekend domestically, by far the biggest debut ever.
After traveling across five continents, through 22 cities and almost 40,000 miles, teams are about to reach the finish line on "The Amazing Race."
