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Archives for January 2015
The FTC just settled a $9-million case with one of the marketers behind green coffee bean weight loss pills.
It’s pretty clear the official state visit is just a stealth Darjeeling Limited sequel.
In the past, the presidential hopeful was cautious about discussing his faith. Could that change this time around?
Why is it named after the royal family? Where does its officially policy of religious extremism come from? How did it become such a close US ally?
Apparently the comedy about an African-American family in Los Angeles is a hit among the one on the White House.
The new service from Dish Network aims to be the best friend of cord cutters everywhere.
Women aren’t just underrepresented on the screen, they’re barely in Hollywood at all.
For some reason, we were told Miss Netherlands was locked in a cage for 12 hours.
Could it be the result of years of cheating?
The first great Internet company served as the breeding ground for the Web’s first wave of leading executives.
ESPN and other a dozen other channels delivered to your laptop, your phone or your TV. No cable subscription required.
Who won the SAG awards could be a hint for the Oscar winners to come.
Just in time for the Superbowl: A deal to bring video clips to the world’s biggest video site.
And Box’s IPO went just fine, thanks for asking.
The year of Rihanna has begun.