January 15, 2010
News Roundup: January 15
Selected entertainment news including the creation of a multi-network telethon to aid Haiti.
Haitian relief telethon to grace several networks (AP, 1/15/10)
Funeral arrangements set for R&B star Pendergrass (AP, 1/15/10)
Network flaw causes scary Web error (AP, 1/15/10)
Source: Deal near for O’Brien to leave ‘Tonight’ (AP, 1/15/10)
‘Basterds,’ ‘Avatar’ early Critics’ Choice winners (AP, 1/15/10)
Sarah Jessica Parker said to partner with Halston (AP, 1/15/10)
2010 could be busy year for digital music mergers (Reuters, 1/15/10)
“Avatar” closing in on “Titanic” record (Reuters, 1/14/10)
Expect roasting, Ricky Gervais warns Golden Globe stars (AP, 1/14/10)
Ivan Reitman calling “Ghostbusters 3″ (Reuters, 1/14/10)
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS (AP, 1/14/10)
‘Dexter’ star Hall being treated for cancer (AP, 1/13/10)
Producer: Stars queuing for Cowell spot on ‘Idol’ (AP, 1/13/10)
Gay awards nominate Lady Gaga, Ford film (Reuters, 1/13/10)
“Lost” creators promise “cocktail” of answers, mystery (Reuters, 1/12/10)
Abrams’ NBC spy pilot betrays bold casting choices (Reuters, 1/12/10)
ABC renews “Modern Family”, “Cougar Town” (Reuters, 1/12/10)
Barnes & Noble launches text rental service (AP, 1/11/10)
