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...Moreno is betting that the Los Angeles tag will raise the fees broadcasters pay to show Angels games. Fox Sports Net pays the Los Angeles Dodgers $35 million a year to show its games; this year it is paying the Angels just $19 million. "All our broadcast partners come out of L.A.," Moreno says. "Plus, when I go to New York and turn the Angels on the TV, it will be New York/Los Angeles, large market vs. large market, and over time that brand grows." Not everyone agrees that the L.A. tag will affect TV deals. Says Robert Hollander, president...
Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” will be presented free of charge this weekend in the Mather House Lower Courtyard by the Hyperion Shakespeare Company. The show, produced by Sean R. Fredricks ’07 and directed by Akiva Fox, A.R.T. Institute ’05, is neither a readaptation nor a strict retelling of the original script, but a synthesis of the old and new. “I believe that your first priority is to establish communication between a text and an audience,” Fox wrote in an email, adding...
...this lesson in love in particular that Fox and company hope to bring to the fore. Although many production elements will be reminiscent of Shakespearean times, including the outdoor setting, a few aspects will be updated to deliver the play’s message to a modern audience. “I think the best example of this is in the character of Feste,” says Fox. “In this production he has a project, which is to bring the characters to a more balanced view of love...
...production will be faithful to both characters and situations, to avoid the recasting Fox calls a “cheap gimmick.” Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the show is its setting: the outdoors will provide the audience with a much more personal show, so scenes flow together in a way that Fox hopes will reflect the mythical setting of Illyria. “Being outside really lets you confound some of the conventions,” wrote Fox, adding that “it puts the actors and the audience on more equal terms...
...that Abdul allegedly had an affair with former contestant Corey Clark and promised to help him launch a music career before he was booted from the show in 2003. The other networks are circling: ABC's Primetime Live will explore claims of behind-the-scenes misbehavior at Idol, and Fox honchos are worried that ABC may have incriminating video of the couple. Abdul's rep issued a statement last week calling Clark "a liar and opportunist" trying "to generate interest in a book deal." Liar? Opportunist? Someone tell that man he's on the wrong reality show...