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U.S. television actor Christopher Meloni has signed on to star in Nickelodeon's first original prime-time family movie,...
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EMMY-nominated Christopher Meloni from "Law & Order" is eating locally tomorrow. A Southern-style spread via My Chef Direct's Carlo Soranno - roasted Brussels sprouts, Niman Ranch bacon (whatever that is), caramelized onions, candied yams with...
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Happy Birthday to "Law & Order SVU" star Christopher Meloni (1961), "Welcome Back Kotter" actor Ron Palillo (1954), country singer Emmylou Harris (1947), Best Supporting Actress (The Year of Living Dangerously) Linda Hunt (1945), radio personality Dr. Demento (1941), soul singer Marvin Gaye (1939; d. 1984), "Dragnet" star Jack Webb (1920; d. 1982), "Star Wars" actor Sir Alec Guinness (1914; d. 2000), "Jed Clampett" portrayer Buddy Ebsen (1908; d. 2003), and Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen (1805; d. 1875).
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This weekend turned out to have something for everyone in terms of award shows. While The Grammys and The BAFTAS seemed to have stolen the show so to speak in terms of flash and star power, it's also important to remember who makes it all happen. The writers! Without them there would be no movies to watch or songs to sing. Luckily they have their day to shine as well and shine they did at the Writers Guild Awards Friday in NY. The two big winners of the night were Little Miss Sunshine and The Departed. Guess this narrows the race for The Oscars a bit. To see who else won for TV and more, click here for the full list of winners.
For more pics including Jane Krakowski, Christopher Meloni, Kirsten Chenoweth, John Leguizamo, Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Gilbert Gottfriend, Robert Duvall, and Seth Meyers just
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Forget coffee and donuts--with the amount of cash Detectives Benson and Stabler are about to rake in, they may want to consider upgrading to lattes and croissants.
NBC has confirmed that, after weeks of negotiations and insinuations that the franchise could fare just as well without its star castmembers, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" actors Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni have extended their contracts for two more years.
Which means the fictional victims of sexually based offenses will remain vindicated through at least 2009.
While neither NBC nor franchise mastermind Dick Wolf disclosed the financial terms of the renewed deal, both trade mags are reporting that Hargitay and Meloni will take home annual salaries of more than $6.5 million.
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Mariska Hargitay and her Law & Order: SVU co-star Christopher Meloni have renewed their contracts with the hit TV series, making them two of the highest paid stars on television. The actors signed two-year deals with substantial raises that will mean annual salaries of more than $6.5 million each. [...] Read more!
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Emmy award winner MARISKA HARGITAY and her LAW + ORDER: SVU co-star CHRISTOPHER MELONI have renewed their contracts with the hit TV series, making the
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Forget coffee and donuts--with the amount of cash Detectives Benson and Stabler are about to rake in, they may want to consider upgrading to lattes and croissants.
NBC has confirmed that, after weeks of negotiations and insinuations that the franchise could fare just as well without its star cast members, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" actors Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni have extended their contracts for two more years.
Which means the fictional victims of sexually based offenses will remain vindicated through at least 2009.
While neither NBC nor franchise mastermind Dick Wolf disclosed the financial terms of the renewed deal, both trade mags are reporting that Hargitay and Meloni will take home annual salaries of more than $6.5 million.
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ShowBuzz RAW The 58th Annual Emmy Awards took place Aug. 27 in Los Angeles. Before the show Christopher Meloni Stephen Colbert Jennifer Love Hewitt and others commented on the event.
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