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Cameron Diaz is a ‘Bad Teacher’(12/9 8:00PM)
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Dealmakers Impact Report '09(12/9 8:00PM)
Features: A year after the financial collapse, the entertainment biz seems to be on the verge of recovery.
Lots of choices for Slamdance(12/9 8:00PM)
Film: 18 films have been selected from a record 5,000 submissions.
Eye on the Oscars: Best Picture(12/8 8:00PM)
Features: No easy path to make -- or sell -- pics exploring the essence that sparks genius.
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CBS topper Leslie Moonves is bullish on the value of local media.
Cameron Diaz is heading back to school for Columbia Pictures' raunchy comedy 'Bad Teacher.'
The funding frenzy made fortunes, but also bred bad showbiz practices.
Slamdance's 2010 feature competition will include 'William Burroughs: A Man Within' (above).
'The Last Station' is one of several films this year that delve into the creative process.
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