FEINBERG FORECAST: With 49 Days Until the Oscars, 'The Artist' Remains the Frontrunner

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January 09, 2012   FEINBERG FORECAST: With 49 Days Until the Oscars, 'The Artist' Remains the Frontrunner   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | Awards | Business

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'Melancholia' Named Best Film By National Society of Film Critics

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January 8, 2012 Lars von Trier's 'Melancholia' Named Best Film By National Society of Film Critics Foreign Box Office: Second 'Sherlock Holmes' Dethrones Fourth 'Mission: Impossible' as No. 1 Attraction Overseas Lionsgate Close to Deal to Buy Summit; Friedman and Wachsberger Likely to Remain Exclusive: Irish Actor Kevin Ryan Joins Cast of BBC America's 'Copper' Charlize Theron Gives the Evil Eye in New 'Snow White and the Huntsman' MOVIES Sean Faris Starrer 'Lost for Words' Gets Underway in Hong Kong Woody Allen Reveals How He Conjured Up His Biggest Hit 'Midnight in Paris' Melissa McCarthy to Be Saluted at Irish in Film Event Japanese Director Kaneto Shindo Sends Personal 'Postcard' to Oscar Voters George Clooney to Direct, Star in WWII Stolen Art Drama 'Monuments Men' for Sony Palm Springs Film Festival Awards Gala: Stars Shed Tears and Laughter TV Review: 'Downton Abbey' Returns as Great as Ever Keith Olbermann Agrees to Anchor Current Election Coverage (Election) TCA: 'So You Think You Can Dance' Adopting Weekly 2-Hour Format

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TCA Executive Analysis: Fox's Kevin Reilly

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January 8, 2012   TCA Executive Analysis: Fox's Kevin Reilly   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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The Browser daily newsletter [8 Jan 2012]

Daily Newsletter       8 January 2012  Best of the Moment Streaming Dreams John Seabrook | New Yorker | 5 January 2012 Exceptional essay on streaming video giant, YouTube. How it started, grew, now plans to change television forever. Traditional broadcasters beware: "YouTube, home of grainy cellphone videos & skateboarding dogs, is going pro" Comments Terror On Trial William Shawcross | WSJ | 7 January 2012 On imminent trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, apparent mastermind of 9/11. Shawcross, son of chief prosecutor at Nuremberg trials, defends use of military tribunal. "Morally hazardous actions" sometimes needed to protect civilisation Comments What Happens To Old And Expired Supermarket Foods Nadia Arumugam | Forbes | 6 January 2012 Some thrown. Some cooked in store. Most goes to charity, or gets sold on to salvage stores. Leftovers go to urban foragers. Might not taste great, but it's mostly safe: “We put enough preservatives in our food to embalm an elephant" Comments Supreme Loser Ali Vaez | Foreign Policy | 3 January 2012 Ayatollah Khamenei has almost perfect strategic misjudgement. No sense of what's reasonable or possible. Pushing nuclear programme forward, but making no friends. West should contain Iran until someone else takes charge Comments A Darwinian Approach To Moral Philosophy Michael Ruse | Talking Philosophy | 4 January 2012 Thoughtful essay on ethics, evolution. "I think there is a real difference between moral claims and scientific claims, and while the latter can be used to explain why we hold the former, they cannot be used to justify the former" Comments Where Does The Fight In Us Come From? Ken Dryden | Grantland | 6 January 2012 Former Stanley Cup champion, Hall of Fame player explains what (ice) hockey means to Canadians. Says it's possible to keep the fight but ditch the fighting. That's where the spirit of hockey lies. In competitiveness, not headshots Comments  FiveBooks Interview Gary Taubes on Dieting Sticking to your new year’s resolutions? Still digesting Christmas lunch? Ignore the conventional advice on losing weight, says the science writer – what constitutes a healthy diet needs to be drastically re-evaluated  Featured Special Report Syria Revolts Months of anti-government protests; a brutal response by the authorities. But what's really going on in Syria? It's all here   Reader Recommendations @polit2k RT @boomerangomics: Everything I need to know about startups, I learned from a crime boss t.co/AdFOOKHg #browsings #gfc2  Book of the Day Collected Short Stories by Anton Chekhov William Boyd says: “His stories are mould breaking in the sense that nobody wrote short stories like Chekhov and now everybody writes short stories like Chekhov”  Video of the Day Smart Thief Hang in to the end. All shall be revealed  Quote of the Day Julian Baggini, on conservatism "Conservatism is not a philosophy but a disposition" | Homepage | Mobile Apps | RSS Feeds | Twitter | Facebook | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the Best of the Moment newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

Fox Partnering With Adult Swim Alums to Launch Late-Night Animation Block

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January 8, 2012   Fox Partnering With Adult Swim Alums to Launch Late-Night Animation Block   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Huntsman Finally Shines at Sunday’s New Hampshire Debate

After coasting on Saturday, the frontrunner was the prime target at NBC’s New Hampshire debate… Instant Analysis January 08, 2012 Huntsman Finally Shines At Sunday morning’s GOP debate in New Hampshire, Jon Huntsman logged his best performance yet—but it may be too late to matter. Mitt Romney had a tough go of it in Sunday morning’s GOP showdown, taking sustained attacks from his rivals—a sharp contrast to the more timid Saturday-night showing. While Romney took the heat, former Utah governor Jon Huntsman grabbed the spotlight, drawing applause at his bipartisan message and deflecting Romney’s attacks on his service in the Obama administration. The Daily Beast’s John Avlon weighs in on Huntsman’s best debate ever—and why it may be too late to matter. Plus, Michael Tomasky on how Santorum aced the gay question, Kirsten Powers on Newt’s negative blitz, and video highlights from both debates. Read the rest of this article on The Daily Beast GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Michael Tomasky on Santorum’s Gay Love in the Jan. 8 Debate by Michael Tomasky Lloyd Grove on the Debate Shots That Made Mitt Romney Sweat by Lloyd Grove ‘Bad Newt’ Is Back at Sunday’s New Hampshire Debate by Kirsten Powers

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