As reported in this week's Business Week, the two professors, who examined what 181 critics said about 35 films released in 1991 and early 1992, concluded that there was no correlation between how well a movie performs and how critics rate it. A Blue Collar UPN has indicated that its hiring of former Fox exec Kelly Edwards to develop new comedy series and former Spelling exec Maira Suro to create new drama series is part of a major restructuring of the network. Tom Nunan, executive vice president of entertainment at the network told today's New York Post that the fledgling network has informed the two execs that it is looking to create new shows aimed at the working class. He cited such shows as Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley as the type of programs that the network will be seeking to develop. In 1956, a report by The Fund for the Republic on blacklisting quoted one writer as saying.
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The return of Marv Albert to CBS's Late Show With David Letterman Wednesday night did not produce a huge swell in Letterman's audience. Taking the stand in Los Angeles, Dauer said that after learning that Tylo had become pregnant, Levin phoned him to say that she could keep her role on Melrose Place if she agreed to have an abortion. According to Ad Age, ABC has ordered nine new episodes of the show. Ms Crawford's representative informs us that she agreed to contribute to the show as a personal favor to the producer and that she refused an offer to host the show again. Studio Briefing Edited by Lew Irwin Articles Copyright , StudioBriefing .