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Dr. Oz's health effort nets 1 million participants Boston.com By David Bauder AP Television Writer / February 6, 2012 NEW YORK—Television already has "The Biggest Loser." Dr. Mehmet Oz is looking for the biggest number of losers. "The Dr. Oz Show" said Monday that it had netted its 1 millionth participant in its ... and more »

Entropic Communications, P&F USA Simplify the Hospitality Television Experience MarketWatch (press release) ... today announced combining Philips hospitality televisions with Entropic's Broadband Access silicon solution allowing broadband service to be delivered to hotel rooms where there is not a dedicated Ethernet broadband infrastructure wire to each room ... and more »

Politico The inspirational Chrysler television commercial, "It's Halftime in America ... Detroit Free Press Chrysler The inspirational Chrysler television commercial, "It's Halftime in America", was featured during the 2012 Super Bowl and starred actor and director Clint Eastwood and gritty images of Detroit. It's halftime. Both teams are in their locker ... Chrysler's half time is the pick of SuperBowl TVCsFirstpost Clint Eastwood, Chrysler Team For 'Halftime in America' SpotWall Street Journal (blog) Eastwood Calls 'Halftime in America' in Chrysler Super Bowl AdSan Francisco Chronicle all 568 news articles »

CTV.ca Gazzara starred in 'Run For Your Life' Bend Bulletin By Matt Schudel / The Washington Post Ben Gazzara, an actor with a quiet, brooding intensity who was featured in films and on Broadway and who starred in the 1960s television series “Run For Your Life,” died Feb. 3 in New York City. He was 81. Ben Gazzara: the television yearsExaminer.com Actor Ben Gazzara dies at age 81TheCelebrityCafe.com Popular character actor Ben Gazzara dies in New YorkFox News Movieline -RTE.ie all 622 news articles »

Japanese Television Crew Drops In On Local Super Bowl Party KITV Honolulu However, Kauhi's Super Bowl party was unlike other gatherings, a Japanese television crew filmed his home and friends to air internationally. "They are just coming to see what the local people do for Super Bowl," Kauhi said in his front yard of his ... and more »