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I just found out that two television shows I always tape -- "Criminal Minds Suspect Behavior" and "The Chicago Code" -- have been canceled.
My husband and I do not have that many favorite television shows because life is too busy. However, we try to find the ones that make you think. They can be comedies with profound subject matter, such as "Men of a Certain Age" or the political satire of a show such as "Real Time" with Bill Maher. Mostly we like edge-of-the- seat drama.
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The latest Servicer Performance Report for the Home Affordable Mortgage Program (HAMP) shows that through December 2010, the number of trial HAMP mods...
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A couple of holiday shows scheduled for the Carpenter Center for the Performing Arts in Long Beach have been canceled.
Frosty the Snow Manilow" is no longer on the calendar for Dec. 11, and "Home for the Holiday," a show by Musical Theatre West, previously scheduled for Dec. 11 and 12, also has been canceled.
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FORT WORTH, Texas - From Arizona to Florida, there will be fewer oohs and aahs at the rockets' red glare this Fourth of July: Many cities and counties across the nation's drought-stricken southern tier are banning fireworks because of the risk of wildfires.
New Mexico's governor prohibited fireworks on state and private wild lands and pleaded with people not to buy or set off pyrotechnics. Authorities in the lone Georgia county that banned sales shut down roadside vendors and made sure fireworks were off store shelves. Dozens of Texas cities have canceled shows, from large events in Austin and San Antonio to small-town celebrations where folks usually sit on blankets at parks and lakes.
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It was a bit harder finding something to do in Augusta last weekend than it needed to be.
Two days before a concert featuring gospel greats Yolanda Adams and Fred Hammond at the James Brown Arena, the event was canceled, with only a brief press release issued citing ticket sales as a reason.
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two shows were sponsored by Harvey Deselms; he says Cheyenne Civic Center treated him poorly.
By Baylie Davis
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Television lives "on the bubble." Just as basketball teams sweat out pick-'em day before the start of NCAA basketball tournaments, hoping not to be left out, TV shows sweat out the possibility that they will be canceled.
Here's a look at the lineup of "bubble" shows:
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After a year sprinkled with concert cancellations, the Tuesday announcement that Gretchen Wilson would ax her World Arena appearance probably left many a Springs music fan feeling akin to a heaping plate of chopped liver.
From 30 Seconds to Mars to Don Henley to Nine Inch Nails, the Ying Yang Twins and Long Beach Shortbus, a lot of bands seem to have shrugged off their commitments in the Springs. The excuses range from illness to scheduling conflicts, and a couple of acts have offered no reason at all. Wilson, who was scheduled to perform Feb. 10, canceled due to a "change in schedule." She also canceled a date in Lubbock, Texas that was slated for Sunday. Her publicist offered no clearer explanation for the sudden change, but said Wilson plans to reschedule both concerts for the fall.
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There are three stages of afterlife for a dead TV show, and a program's fate can be decided by its unaired episodes.
Heaven is a DVD release - a kind of immortality for a series such as Fox's Firefly or The Tick, which had devoted viewerships that were too small for network advertisers but large enough to justify selling a boxed-set of discs.
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FORT WORTH, Texas - From Arizona to Florida, there will be fewer oohs and ahs at the rockets' red glare this Fourth of July: Many cities and counties across the nation's drought-stricken southern tier are banning fireworks because of the risk of wildfires.
New Mexico's governor prohibited fireworks on state and private wildlands and pleaded with people not to buy or set off pyrotechnics. Authorities in the lone Georgia county that banned sales shut down roadside vendors and made sure fireworks were off store shelves. Dozens of Texas cities have canceled shows, from large events in Austin and San Antonio to small-town celebrations.