Per Se, in the Time Warner Center, is the best restaurant in New York City.

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After two years of canned Tchaikovsky, the Washington Ballet will dance to a live orchestra during its four-week run of “The Nutcracker” this season, thanks to a $250,000 gift from longtime arts supporter Adrienne Arsht, the ballet announced Tuesday. The donation comes as the ballet prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its first “Nutcracker” performances. That production, by company founder Mary Day, was replaced in 2004 by Artistic Director Septime Webre’s version of the holiday classic. Webre’s Washington-themed “Nutcracker” will be performed Dec. 1-24 at the Warner Theatre. Read full article > >

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On the day CBS aired part 2 of the getting-rid-of-Charlie-Season season opener, Warner Bros. TV, Sheen’s camp, and that of show creator Chuck Lorre issued a statement saying their various differences had been settled . Thus ends the multi-million-dollar lawsuit Sheen had filed against the studio and Lorre after he was sacked from the show in March. Read full article > >

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It’s official: Charlie Sheen, Warner Bros. settle lawsuit

Barry Manilow spends most of his time immersed in Las Vegas glitz these days and doesn’t have many visible body parts left that don’t look as if they’ve been nipped and/or tucked. But Manilow has never seemed more genuine than at the Warner Theatre on Wednesday. Manilow led his orchestra through a 90-minute set of obscure album tracks and massive radio smashes, and he discussed his oldest and newest songs. Everything worked fabulously. Read full article > >

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Barry Manilow thrills fans at D.C.’s Warner Theatre

LOS ANGELES — “Contagion” has infected enough moviegoers to catch the top spot at the box office. Studio estimates released Sunday show that the Warner Bros. pandemic thriller coughed up $23.1 million in its first weekend. It was directed by Steven Soderbergh and stars an A-list cast that includes Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow. Read full article > >

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Steven Soderbergh thriller ‘Contagion’ infects box office’s top spot with $23.1M debut

Suspended Fifa vice-president Jack Warner makes public an e-mail sent by general secretary Jerome Valcke that claims Mohamed Bin Hammam “bought” the 2022 World Cup finals for Qatar.

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Qatar accused of buying World Cup

Actor Ashton Kutcher will replace Charlie Sheen in the hit CBS comedy show Two and a Half Men, Warner Bros Television says.

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Kutcher replaces Sheen in Two and a Half Men

UPDATE: IT’S OFFICIAL. CBS and Warner Bros. made it official Friday: Ashton Kutcher is replacing Charlie Sheen on “Two and a Half Men.” Read full article > >

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Charlie Sheen might have Adonis DNA and tiger blood, but he’s not above suing Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre in solidarity with the little people on the crew of Two and a Half Men. Sheen dropped a $100 million suit against Lorre, the sitcom’s creator,…

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Charlie Sheen Files $100M Lawsuit

Actor Charlie Sheen has said he is “doing great” after being fired from the hit US sitcom Two and a Half Men by Warner Bros Television.

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RICHMOND – While Washington bickers noisily over cutting a small slice of the federal budget, Sens. Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, and Saxby Chambliss, a Georgia Republican, launched a campaign Monday to convince the public that merely cutting spending will do little to tame the $14 trillion…

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Halting production of “Two and a Half Men” will cost CBS and Warner Brothers “a ton of money,” one senior executive said.

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Canceled Show to Cost Makers in the Millions

Wonder what kind of severance package comes after less than six months? Time Inc. Chief Executive Jack Griffin is leaving after less than half a year on the job, the company announced in a memo Thursday. In the statement, Time Warner Chief Executive…

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Time Inc. CEO Out After Six Months

After years of speculation, Warner Bros. finally has its newest superhero. Henry Cavill, a relatively unknown actor who just finished production on The Cold Light of Day and is a regular on the TV show The Tudors, will play Clark Kent and his…

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Henry Cavill Is New Superman

We’ll see how this will play out: Anne Hathaway will play the role of Selena Kyle, aka Catwoman, in Christopher Nolan’s next installment of the Batman movies, The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Brothers announced on Wednesday. Christian Bale will return for…

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Anne Hathaway Will Be Catwoman