Word: bros
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...from the network morning shows to the prime-time TV newsmagazines -- are paying increasing attention to it. And there's a war going on: between Entertainment Tonight, the bubbly, 13-year-old show distributed by Paramount TV to 167 stations, and Extra -- The Entertainment Magazine, a newcomer from Warner Bros. television, which started early this month on 125 outlets...
Cambridge Police Detective Frank Pasquarello said last week that Pasqualino handed boys his "Warner Entertainment Network" business cards, which displayed a replica of the Warner Bros. trademark...
When he offered the boys money or drugs to pose nude, Warner would hand them business cards saying "Warner Entertainment Network" and including an imitation of the Warner Bros. trademark, Cambridge police Detective Frank Pasquarello said...
...making a name for themselves are often like a teenager who's just got his driver's license. They love speed for its own sake, blowing fusillades of notes that show dazzling enthusiasm but no sense of judgment. Leading his own septet on his fine new album Misterios (Warner Bros.), Wallace Roney proves an exception to the rule. His amber tone and patient, considered phrasing echo the mature works of Miles Davis...
...Zone had a reason to move quickly. A rival film on the same subject, Outbreak, directed by Wolfgang Petersen (In the Line of Fire) and starring Dustin Hoffman and Rene Russo, was also rushing toward a start date. Producer Arnold Kopelson had initiated the project at Warner Bros. after failing in his bid for the rights to Hot Zone. He got a script from Robert Roy Pool and Dr. Laurence Dworet, an internist. While visiting an Army virus center, the Outbreak screenwriters ran into Obst and Preston; it was like a cold war chance meeting...