By Rick Bentley
The Fresno Bee
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“The Boxtrolls” is an outlandishly funny tale brought to life through beautiful stop-animation photography.
The film combines Monty Python-style humor with...
By Robert Lloyd
Los Angeles Times
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Twenty-five years ago — in 1989, to save you the math — two situation comedies premiered, each destined to become American institutions, even as each regarded...
By Paresh Dave
Los Angeles Times
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A program that comes pre-installed on Apple’s Mac and MacBook as well as millions of other computers has a flaw that could let hackers take control of the computer,...
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By Chuck Barney
Contra Costa Times
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DON’T MISS: “The Simpsons” & “Family Guy” — Woo-hoo! The first families of TV animation launch their seasons...
By Rick Bentley
The Fresno Bee
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LOS ANGELES — Network executives have talked for years about the need for more diversity in their programming. But all you have to do is watch TV to realize how...
By Kristina Fazzalaro
Oyster.com
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With the arrival of warm(er) weather, the Great Outdoors have officially begun beckoning and we here at Oyster can’t wait to pack up some supplies and make for...
By Elizabeth Wellington
The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Summer may be on its way out, but you should let your summer whites — especially the flimsy cotton frocks, skinny jeans, and warm-weather-only...
By Rob Hotakainen
McClatchy Washington Bureau
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WASHINGTON — Burger King’s purchase of the Canadian doughnut chain Tim Hortons is raising new questions of whether Congress will respond by changing...
By Patricia Sheridan
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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PITTSBURGH — In 1995, Maria Bartiromo was the first journalist to report live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and the first female...
By Meredith Blake
Los Angeles Times
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NEW YORK — At its upfront presentation Wednesday in New York City, the online streaming service Hulu touted its aggressive expansion into original programming...
By Rick Bentley
The Fresno Bee
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It will be approximately 2 million “tick ... tick ... ticks” of the clock between when Jack Bauer’s last world-saving events of “24” ended and the start...
