Bond actors gather in central London to honor Cubby Broccoli
Celebrities including Dalton Moore and Brosnan join a tribute in London for producer Albert R. Cubby Broccoli who oversaw seventeen Bond films from Dr No to Goldeneye. The event spotlights his impact on the franchise and its global fame.
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HBO dominates 1996 CableACE Awards with 28 trophies
HBO leads at the 16th CableACE Awards winning 28 trophies including The Larry Sanders Show for best comedy series and Truman for best movie or miniseries. NBC ESPN and A&E picked up multiple honors while Lifetime Nickelodeon and Showtime also earned top recognition across categories.
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Tommy the Dream Guide Comic Strips Dreamworld Friendship
Jay Martin layers fine art and comic history in his new strip Tommy. The feature follows Tommy and his dream guide Gus through nocturnal adventures inspired by Winsor McCay's Little Nemo. Martin cites his father Jim Martin and Bill Watterson as influences while balancing Sunday strip space and visual detail.
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Space Jam tops box office in debut weekend
Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny star in Space Jam as it opens at No. 1 with 29.2 million, ahead of Ransom at 23 million and The Mirror Has Two Faces at 12.2 million. Debuts and rankings note First Wives Club nearing 100 million, with final figures to come Monday.
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