FOURTH ANNUAL TV LAND AWARDS
Patrick Duffy (L) and Larry Hagman, cast members in the television series "Dallas" appear backstage after the show was honored with the Pop Culture award at the fourth annual TV Land Awards in Santa Monica, California on March 19, 2006.The awards show, which honors classic television performers and their shows, will be telecast on the TV Land cable channel on March 22. (UPI Photo/Jim Ruymen)
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TNT has renewed "Dallas" -- the drama about the wealthy, feuding Ewing family -- for a 15-episode third season, Warner Bros. Television said Tuesday.
The entertainment world mourned the loss of numerous titans and dozens of supporting players this year.
U.S. politics, the London Olympics, economic developments in the United States and Europe and the unrest in the Arab world topped the news in 2012.
CBS declared Larry Hagman, the late star of its television drama series "Dallas," a "master showman."
TNT said Wednesday production on the second season of its nighttime soap opera "Dallas" has begun in the show's title city.
UPI Almanac for Friday, Sept. 21, 2012.
TNT says it has ordered a 15-episode second season of its American nighttime soap "Dallas."
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Meryl Streep, Michelle Williams, Kenneth Branagh and Jean Dujardin are confirmed to be presenters at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards show in Los Angeles.
Kyle Chandler, Judy Greer, Maya Rudolph and Octavia Spencer are to be presenters at the 18th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles.
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