'Gossip Girl' spinoff to travel in time

'Gossip Girl' spinoff to travel in time

'Gossip Girl' is going back in time: the upcoming CW spinoff will focus on a younger version of Lily van der Woodsen (Kelly Rutherford) as a wild teenager in 1980s Los Angeles.
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'Slumdog,' 'Button' lead BAFTA race

Boyle, Fincher films have 11 nominations each

SAG moderates to fight on

Board members still battling planned strike vote

Spielberg digs deep for D'Works

Mogul must pay Paramount for film rights

'Idol' premiere draws 30.1 million

Fox's hit show down 15% in demo

MPTF medical facilities set to close

Hospital, long-term care unit hit by rising costs

Focus Features goes global

Film and international units merge

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'Slumdog,' 'Button' lead BAFTA race

Boyle, Fincher films have 11 nominations each

Spielberg digs deep for D'Works

Mogul must pay Paramount for film rights

Jim Sheridan fingers mob boss

Director to tackle FBI informant Whitey Bulger

Focus Features goes global

Film and international units merge

Emily Blunt rumored for 'Iron Man 2'

Jon Favreau searching for his Black Widow

Hollywood heads for inauguration

Unprecedented mix of politics, showbiz expected

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'Idol' premiere draws 30.1 million

Fox's hit show down 15% in demo

'Idol' cozies up to Habbo community

'American' looking to appeal to teens

'Gossip Girl' spinoff to travel in time

New CW series to take place in 1980s L.A.

Idris Elba gets 'Office' space

NBC to sign deal with Cheadle's Creshendo

RelativityReal roster grows

Blumenfield, Marsh sign multiyear overall deal

Showtime CEO: Network is thriving

Matthew Blank gives good news at TCA

international

'Slumdog,' 'Button' lead BAFTA race

Boyle, Fincher films have 11 nominations each

'Listener' gets movie-style opening

Fox debuts series in 180 markets in one week

Berlin Panorama unveils further titles

Section celebrates 30th anniversary

Museum set for Bruce Lee home

Hong Kong gov to restore Crane's Nest

Jaman logs site in U.K.

Online service kicks off with 'Trumbo'

Paul Johnson to join Endemol

Exec to lead company's marketing team

business

SAG moderates to fight on

Board members still battling planned strike vote

Spielberg digs deep for D'Works

Mogul must pay Paramount for film rights

MPTF medical facilities set to close

Hospital, long-term care unit hit by rising costs

Focus Features goes global

Film and international units merge

Steve Jobs takes leave of absence

Apple CEO cites health-related issues as cause

SAG sets date for AFTRA talks

Orgs to negotiate ad industry contract Feb. 23

music

'Fearless' wins sixth week at No. 1

Music's niche business sees sluggish slide

Keith Naftaly joins RCA/Jive

Exec had similar position at Sony Music

Jennifer Hudson set for Super Bowl

Singer returns to spotlight after family tragedy

Rock Hall of Fame unveils inductees

Honorees include Run-DMC, Metallica

Performers set for Grammys

Coldplay, Jonas Bros., Katy Perry slated to play

Evan Medow joins AECG as partner

Company acquires Six Palms, Third Story

technology

Steve Jobs takes leave of absence

Apple CEO cites health-related issues as cause

Jaman logs site in U.K.

Online service kicks off with 'Trumbo'

Blockbuster links with CinemaNow

Deal allows video chain to exit tech business

Chinese internet users on the rise

Number grows to 298 million

Comedy Central goes HD

Cablevision subscribers first to get channel

Yahoo Inc. picks new CEO

Silicon Valley vet Carol Bartz to replace Yang

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National Theater unveils new season

Closed-circuit screenings at focus of event

Mathis, Hanks join '33 Variations'

Jane Fonda headlining Broadway play

Zipper Factory closes suddenly

Real estate disagreement led to closure

George Steel joins NYC Opera

Manager was previously Miller Theater exec

Barnes and Noble hosts drama series

Lincoln Triangle store to feature excerpts

Trio finds 'Happiness'

Foster, Applegate, Arcelus to star in play

videogames

WGA celebrates videogame writers

2008 nominees include 'Star Wars,' 'Fallout 3'

Vidgames enter brave new open world

Wii, online gaming point to future

U.K. retailer Zavvi runs into trouble

Entertainment store chain close to collapse

'GTA' creators stay with Take-Two

New contract deals with profit sharing

Maggie Q queen of 'Fighters' pic

Actress joins cast of videogame adaptation

Universal, Verbinski plan to role-play

Steven Knight to base script on WSJ article

Hit shows' fascination reflects nation's mood
Rumor: Directors of 'Orphanage,' '3:10 to Yuma' each circling film
IGN reports LucasArts' long-developed game is dead and gone
Other honorees include Bobby Womack, Wanda Jackson
Following the buzz path: A song featured in a TV spot and an appearance in a movie

CHARTS:

Daily
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 (*millions)
  FILM GROSS TOTAL*
1 Gran Torino $2,818,178 $46.1470
2 Bride Wars $1,251,488 $23.4478
3 Unborn, The $836,735 $21.6608
4 Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, The $780,489 $95.6052
5 Slumdog Millionaire $727,407 $35.5163
6 Marley And Me $706,231 $125.1038
7 Valkyrie $604,252 $72.6251
8 Yes Man $431,097 $90.1314
9 Bedtime Stories $358,663 $98.1271
10 Seven Pounds $323,057 $67.3609
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TV RatingsMonday, December 15, 2008 (*millions)
Top Show Total
Two and a Half Men (CBS) 17.9 mil
Top Shows A18-49
Two and a Half Men (CBS) 5.6/13
How I Met Your Mother (CBS) 4.6/11
The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 4.2/11
Networks
CBS 4.3/11
NBC 2.6/7
FOX 2.1/5
ABC 1.5/4
from Nielsen Media Research - preliminary results
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