Los Angeles, CA-After being on the air for 25 years Larry King has announces his retirement from his nightly news show. It has been recognized as the longest running show, in the time slot, and with the same host. In a statement at the beginning of his program on June 29th, King stated that he will remain with CNN and continue Larry King special reports.
6/30/2010
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Daytime Emmy Awards
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Las Vegas, Nevada. The stars of daytime television came out to celebrate the best and brightest in their industry at the Las Vegas Hilton. A Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to soap opera creator and writer Agnes Nixon. Hosted by Susan Lucci and Regis Philbin.
6/27/2010
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BET Awards 2010
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Los Angeles, CA-Black Entertainment Television hosted their annual awards show honoring contributions made to music and entertainment within the last year. Hosted by Queen Latifah. Musician Prince was honored with a lifetime achievement award, and there was also a tribute to Michael Jackson.
6/27/2010
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2011 Hollywood Walk of Fame Honorees Announced
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced 30 members of the entertainment industry who will be honored with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2011. They are:In the category of Motion Pictures: Penelope Cruz, Bruce Dern, Laura Dern, Diane Ladd, Ed Harris, The Muppets, Kenny Ortega, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ridley Scott, Sissy Spacek, Donald Sutherland and Reese Witherspoon.
In the category of Television: Danny DeVito, Tina Fey, Simon Fuller, Neil Patrick Harris, John Langley, Ed O’Neill, John Wells, and Oprah Winfrey.
In the category of Recording: Melissa Etheridge, Los Tigres Del Norte, Rascal Flatts, Go-Go’s, Slash, Will i. Am, and Bebe & Cece Winans.
Posthumous: Buddy Holly and Louis Prima
In the category of Live Performance/Theatre: Joe Mantegna
6/18/2010
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MTV Movie Awards 2010
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Los Angeles-June 6, 2010. The MTV Movie Awards were held at Gibson Amphitheater, honoring stars of the years hottest movies in such categories as "Best Onscreen Kiss", "Hottest Star" and "Biggest Badass".
6/7/2010
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Chrysalis Butterfly Awards 2010
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Los Angeles, CA-Chrysalis, a group that serves homeless people in the greater Los Angeles area, honored major Hollywood players who have made contributions in the past year at their 9th annual Butterfly Ball, held at a private home in Bretwood, with a cocktail hour sponsored by Grey Goose brand Vodka.
6/5/2010
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Spike T.V.'s "Guy's Choice Awards"
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Los Angeles, CA-June 5, 2010. Spike television channel hosted the annual "guy's Choice Award" which will air on the channel on June 20th. The highlight of the evening was a surprise appearance from Sandra Bullock, who was presented with the "Troops Choice" award, voted on by active duty troops. Other guests included Iron Man Robert Downey Jr., Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ozzy Osbourne and many others.
6/5/2010
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Actress Rue McClanahan Passes Away
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The actress most famous for her role on hit television sitcom "The Golden Girls" has passed away. In 1997 she successfully battled breast cancer, and in 2009 she underwent heart bypass surgery. According to her agent, she suffered from a stroke around 1 am on June 3rd. She was 76 years old.
6/3/2010
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Women in Film 2010 Crystal + Lucy Awards
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June 2, 2010. The ceremony was held at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Actress Zoe Saldana ("Avatar", "Star Trek") accepted the MaxMara "Fresh Face" award. Other honorees included Courtney Co, who nabbed the Lucy Award; Lisa Cholodenko, director of "The Kids Are All Right," who picked up the Dorothy Arzner Directors Award; Universal Pictures Co-chair Donna Langley, who took home the Crystal Award; legend Eva Marie Saint, who was honored with the Legacy Series Award; and cinematographer Cynthia Pusheck, who received the Kodak Vision Award.
6/2/2010
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Actor Gary Coleman Dies After Brain Injury
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Provo, Utah-Actor Gary Coleman died suddenly on May 28, 2010. He had suffered from a brain injury as the result of a fall earlier in the week, and had been hospitalized when he slipped into a coma. He was 42 years old.
