“The people have spoken” read the event’s ubiquitous decor in white capital letters nearly two stories high.
This definitive slogan was tied to the People’s Choice Awards, a Sunday night shindig that, after airing on CBS for 44 years, made its debut this year on E!, the network that famously turned...
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Six nights in a row from the Turner Sports studio in Atlanta, the Sparks’ star forward runs the wing for hours of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament coverage, launching on-the-fly co… Read More
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