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A year in pop culture: Hellos, goodbyes, and Caitlyn Jenner

Published on December 29, 2015 in Apolitical/Top Headlines by Associated Press

There were goodbyes (Jon Stewart, David Letterman, “Mad Men”) and hellos (Adele!). “Star Wars” reawakened, and a ballerina and an unheralded Founding Father both hit the zeitgeist. But the pop-culture moment that fascinated us most? That had to be the emergence of Caitlyn Jenner. Herewith, our annual, very selective trip down pop culture memory lane: JANUARY: Remember we began the year talking about North Korea? At the GOLDEN GLOBES, Tina Fey welcomes the TV audience to honor “all the movies that North…

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Emmy Awards could be 1 for the history books

Published on September 20, 2015 in Apolitical/Top Headlines by Associated Press

The Emmy Awards, television’s annual celebration of itself, are always a big night. But this Sunday’s ceremony may end up supersized. Performers and shows could be setting records and making breakthroughs at the 67th prime-time Emmys. Viola Davis of “How to Get Away with Murder” or Taraji P. Henson of “Empire” have a chance to become the first African-American to win as best drama series actress. “I gotta win! I gotta win for history!” an exuberant Henson said when asked…

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Sachs Media honors end of ‘Mad Men’ era with mini-series of TV spots

Published on April 9, 2015 in Apolitical/Top Headlines by Phil Ammann

Sachs Media Group is tipping its stylish Fedora to Don Draper and all the other Mad Men. Florida’s leading independent public relations firm is marking an end of an era — the final seven episodes of Mad Men, which began airing this week. In honor of the popular AMC show, SMG produced a miniseries of three 30-second TV spots, each calling to mind the best, stylish series ever about the early days of the advertising (and PR) industry. Mad Men, set…

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