<i>The Early Show</i> Is Coming
With the debut of The Early Show on Nov. 1, mornings on CBS will take on a whole new point of view. Here, CBS.com will keep you posted on the progress of the development of the television program, and the Web site.
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 | . | ..A Home For The Early Show ..  Photo Essay: The Progress Of Studio 58 |
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Chris Bowman took a chance and sent a sample of his music to Bryant Gumbel. Now he's the composer of The Early Show theme song.
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As Congress begins debate on a proposed "Patients' Bill of Rights," we'd like to know: What do you think of your HMO?
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Barbara Alvarez's career has included traveling the world and making films. Now she'll bring a fresh perspective to the news on The Early Show.
Bryant Gumbel and Jane Clayson shared eggs and info with the press as they get set to launch The Early Show.
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He's the chef behind Boy Meets Grill and he runs two hot New York restaurants. Now Bobby Flay joins The Early Show as a contributor Nov. 1.
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Take a virtual reality tour of Studio 58, home of The Early Show. Windows on the street and Internet access are only part of the story.
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Location, location, location. The Early Show is settling at the spot where Fifth Avenue meets Central Park and the Plaza.
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The good news: Anchor Bryant Gumbel is back in the morning. The bad news: You still have to make your own coffee.
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After a summer-long search, broadcast journalist Jane Clayson has been named as co-anchor of The Early Show.
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Laurie Hibberd will visit The Early Show twice a month to keep viewers up to date on books, entertainment, and fashion.
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New on the block will be Martha Quinn, a VJ from MTV's earliest days, and Lisa Birnbach, who wrote the book on preppies.
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If Bryant Gumbel is Astaire, Steve Friedman is Rogers. Or perhaps it's the other way around.
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