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'Hot in Cleveland' prepares for its live season premiere
Jane Leeves freely admits that while taping her hit sitcom, "Hot in Cleveland," she's prone to coming down with a severe case of the giggles.Posted: 06/19/13
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Time for camp counseling: How to prep rookie campers for their summer adventure
Sleep away summer camp can be a wonderful experience for kids. It gets them out of the pigeonholes they get stuck in at school, giving them a clean slate and an opportunity to grow.Posted: 06/19/13
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If you choose carefully, hot dogs can be tasty and nutritious treat
The simple summer pleasure of enjoying a hot dog at the ballpark or on the patio of a casual eatery has evolved into a gourmet event.
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'Lego Batman 2' beats 'Spider-man'
It's been five years since Spider-Man's previous appearance in movie theaters, but Marvel's webslinger has been busy on video-game consoles.
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Game Review: Donkey Kong game will delight fans of the big ape
No video-game company values its characters as deeply as Nintendo. Visit the company's flagship store in Manhattan and you'll find plush versi…
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'Jackass 3D' sequel will be Internet shorts collected into digital, direct-to-DVD film
LOS ANGELES - Paramount Pictures will release a digital sequel to its surprise hit "Jackass 3D," after weighing a full-blown theatrical release.
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Tech Review: Paper wins over e-books for travel guide
DRESDEN, Germany - It sounded like a better, lighter way to pack for a trip to Germany: a Kindle with a Lonely Planet travel guide in lieu of …
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- Tech Review: Nifty scanner eases farewell to paper
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NEW YORK - Here's where the iPad has gotten me: I'm sitting with an old book in one hand and a utility knife in the other. My plan is to make the two meet, by cutting up the book and feeding the pages through a scanner.
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- Game Review: New 'Assassin's Creed' a worthy sequel
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Following a widely popular title such as "Assassin's Creed II" in a year's time inevitably leads to murmured worries about whether a company is trying to rush out a sequel or repackage what should be add-on content as a new game.
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- 'Epic Mickey' channels Disney history
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GLENDALE, Calif. - When veteran video game designer Warren Spector spots a pamphlet for a never-erected extension of Disneyland's Main Street U.S.A. inside the Walt Disney Co.'s archive vault, his eyes seem as if they want to burst out of their sockets through his oval-shaped glasses. The expression is not unlike the cartoons that power his geeky enthusiasm.
Sunday 11/21/2010
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- Tech Review: Samsung's Galaxy Tab a glorified smart phone, minus the phone
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Hold on to your touch screens. The first serious competitor to Apple's iPad has arrived.
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- Game Review: Cold War gets reheated in 'Call of Duty: Black Ops'
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Activision's "Call of Duty" series has become such a global phenomenon the controversies surrounding each release are more interesting than the games themselves. The latest edition has even drawn the wrath of the Cuban government, thanks to a mission based on an attempt to assassinate a young Fidel Castro.
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- Web browser pioneer Marc Andreesen backs new way to surf Internet
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SAN FRANCISCO - The Web has changed a lot since Marc Andreessen revolutionized the Internet with the introduction of his Netscape browser in the mid-1990s. That's why he's betting people are ready to try a different Web-surfing technique on a new browser called RockMelt.
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- Ambitious, gonzo Web series 'Backwash' mixes mania, celeb cameos
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NEW YORK - Like a lot of Web series fighting for eyeballs in the diffuse world of online entertainment, Crackle's new "Backwash" hopes to entice viewers with big names usually beamed out on bigger screens.
Sunday 11/14/2010
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- Kinect: Microsoft promises tech that learns you
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"Technology," says Microsoft's Alex Kipman, "is making us less human."
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- Gaming Review: Kinect motion-sensing system impresses
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There are a lot of futuristic things we're still waiting on: jet packs for the entire family, self-driving cars and time-travel, to name a few. But one new, pretty darn amazing bit of technology has finally come to fruition, thanks to the folks at Microsoft.
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