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Marley and Me tops Monday's box office with $7.5 million
Front Page: Move could also include removing Doug Allen -- SAG's moderate wing plans to replace the guild's negotiating committee in hopes of breaking the contract stalemate with the majors.
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Front Page: Taylor Swift album sells 262,000 copies -- Taylor Swift's "Fearless" held onto the No. 1 slot for a fourth non-consecutive week, selling 262,000 copies in the week ended Sunday, according to Nielsen SoundScan data.
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On the heels of a judge's ruling that Warner Bros. infringed on Fox's copyright in making the adaptation of "Watchmen," Warners released a behind-the-scenes look at the highly-anticipated film.
The Christmas week lull found Warner Home Video regaining the top of the national home video sales charts with "The Dark Knight," in its third week of release.
Will Brad beat back the bat to take the top spot?
Front Page: Production for 2009 is being scaled back -- Hollywood studios are scaling back production, but you wouldn't know that by looking at the multiplexes in the first part of 2009.
The first few months of the year were once a graveyard for the least promising fare, but '09 is seeing a flood of titles entering the marketplace.
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Front Page: Viacom contract expires on Thursday -- Time Warner Cable subscribers may wind up starting the new year without MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, VH1 and other Viacom-owned cablers on their channel lineup.
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Front Page: Sides bicker as cable contract deadline nears -- Viacom and Time Warner Cable are heading toward tonight's midnight deadline for their contract talks with bayonets drawn. Both sides are accusing the other of making unreasonable demands that are roadblocks to a deal.
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Marley and Me tops Sunday's box office with $9.7 million
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