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New critics join 'At the Movies'
New critics join 'At the Movies'

Over the years, TV's best-known movie-review show has gone from hosts Siskel and Ebert to Ebert and Roeper to Roeper and guest critics - and now it's Lyons and Mankiewicz.

TV WATCH, July 24

The Jonas Brothers will perform at this year's Video Music Awards; 9News won 27 regional Emmy awards; Fox talk host Wendy Williams won't invite Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth back anytime soon.

REALITY CHECK: 'Big Brother' getting stranger

In its 10th season, Big Brother 10 has returned to its original premise - sealing total strangers in a makeshift house and seeing who lasts the longest and wins $500,000.

PEARSON: A sublimely 'Sordid' sitcom

First it was a successful stage play (1996) and then a movie (2000). Now Sordid Lives, the campy comedy by Del Shores, comes to cable's Logo on Wednesday as a weekly sitcom

TV WATCH: July 22

Canadian singer Leslie Feist will appear on Sesame Street, and Ugly Betty star America Ferrera is the only female in her 20s to earn an Emmy nomination.

PRIME RATING: July 21

Highlight's of the week's prime-time viewing, July 21-27.

PEARSON: O brothel, where art thou?

Has hell finally frozen? You might think so to watch Heidi Fleiss: The Would-be Madam of Crystal, HBO's sympathetic documentary about the infamous Hollywood madam.

PEARSON: Cable shows, past Oscar winners lining up for Emmys

For my money, the best TV miniseries of the year actually got the most nominations for this year's Emmy Awards: HBO's riveting look at American history, John Adams, snagged 23 nods.

'Mad Men,' 'Damages' vying for best series

Basic cable TV looked more like a pop-culture bargain Thursday as AMC's Mad Men and FX's Damages snared historic best series Emmy nominations, while stars from cable's less glamorous channels also made a splash in major acting categories.

List of Emmy nominees

Nominees in major categories for the 60th annual Primetime Emmy Awards announced Thursday by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
ESPY Awards: Tiger Woods, N.Y. Giants big winners

Tiger Woods won three trophies at the ESPY Awards on Wednesday night, including his fifth male athlete of the year award, giving him a career-leading 21 wins in the show's 16-year history.

'John Adams' tops Emmy nominations

"Mad Men," AMC's sleek drama set in the advertising world circa 1960, and FX's legal thriller "Damages" made Emmy nominations history today as the first basic cable programs to gain best-series nods. "John Adams" picked up 23 bids.

TV WATCH: July 17

58 shows are scheduled by KBDI-Channel 12 to provide an in-depth look at China before the 2008 Olympics; and a producer on Fox's So You Think You Can Dance talks about a contestant's second chance.

'Cartel' takes over Colombian TV

The highest-rated TV show in Colombia follows a rather grim plot line: Boy meets girl. Boy smuggles tons of cocaine. Longtime pals betray each other. It's The Cartel of the Snitches, based on a tell-all book.

PEARSON: CBS wagging about 'Dog' reality

CBS is going to the dogs and getting good ratings in the process with its new reality competition, Greatest American Dog.

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Box Office Weekend Results

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Title
Gross
1 The Dark Knight $158,411,483
2 Mamma Mia! $27,751,240
3 Hancock $14,040,178
4 Journey to the Center of the Earth $12,340,435
5 Hellboy II: The Golden Army $10,117,815
6 WALL-E $10,070,396
7 Space Chimps $7,181,374
8 Wanted $5,072,805
9 Get Smart $4,125,021
10 Kung Fu Panda $1,860,854

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