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Aug 05, 2014 'Big Bang Theory' stars get huge raises, break stand-off Stars of CBS' The Big Bang Theory just got an explosive pay raise. After their contract negotiations collectively delayed production of the top-rated CBS comedy, actors... Bear Grylls on how to survive 'Sharknado,' other movie scenarios In his new show, Running Wild with Bear Grylls, the outdoors expert teaches celebrities how to survive in the wild. So when Grylls stopped by the EW video studio,... 'Bachelor in Paradise' series premiere recap: Beach therapy Fourteen lost souls/Bachelor and Bachelorette rejects descend on Tulum, Mexico, because ABC is paying for it, so why not? Read Martin Scorsese's passionate defense of Kodak film On the heels of Kodak's decision to continue its production of film stock after finalizing a deal with major Hollywood studios just last week, the... So does it matter that 'Guardians of the Galaxy' is just 'The Avengers'? Listen, fun is fun. Even fun that feels an awful lot like other fun—even fun that was specifically designed by a fleet of fun engineers to...

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