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  MIAMI BEACH

  Hundreds of aspiring chefs want a chance at ‘Hell’s Kitchen’

  Producers for cooking-centered reality television show ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ held a casting call at the Eden Roc on Saturday, looking for South Florida’s ‘big personalities.’
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  Television

  Get up to speed on ‘Copper’ for Sunday’s Season 2 premiere

  ‘Copper.’ 10 p.m. Sunday. BBC America.
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  Fans left hanging when ‘Vegas’ cashed in its chips

  The first-season finale, made before CBS decided not to renew the show, left some story lines open in case the series continued.
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  Television

  ‘Hot in Cleveland’ goes live Wednesday

  When the TV Land comedy Hot in Cleveland begins a run of new episodes at 10 p.m. Wednesday, it will start with some extra drama. The first episode will air live.
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  Television

  Envelope mix-up at Daytime Emmy Awards

  Days of Our Lives scored a rare win for best drama series at the Daytime Emmys in a show marked by an envelope mix-up, expletives and the constant din of audience chatter heard during the cable telecast that stretched beyond its time slot.
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  TELEVISION

  A first: South Florida viewers to get CNN Latino — for free

  In August, CNN Latino Miami will be available for all viewers on broadcast TV’s Channel 11 and also on basic cable.
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  Television Q&A

  ‘Ice Road Truckers’ rolling again on History Channel

  A new season began Sunday on History Channel. Hugh “Polar Bear” Rowland is back, but with his own business competing with former employer Polar Industries. Polar has the likes of Alex Debogorski, Darrell Ward and, back in the game, Lisa Kelly. So expect conflict as well as road perils.Q. Has Fairly Legal been canceled?
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  Television

  Fill-in host Oliver to keep the news fake, funny

  Since 2006, John Oliver has proved his mettle as a phony journalist on The Daily Show.
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  Television Q&A

  ‘Magic City’ back for season 2 on Friday

  Q. What is the status of Magic City?
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  Television reviews

  ‘Graceland,’ ‘In the Flesh’ make compelling fare of familiar premises

  ‘Graceland.’ 10-11 p.m. Thursday. USA Network.‘In The Flesh.’ 10-11 p.m. Thursday. BBC America.
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  Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of June 2

  The week ahead at the movies and on TV
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  Television

  AMC’s ‘The Killing’: back to life for season 3

  Against all odds, The Killing lives.
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  Television review

  The life of Pryor

  ‘Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic’ 9 p.m. Friday. Showtime.
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  South Miami-Dade

  Magician Criss Angel to perform stunt with alligators in South Dade

  The stunt will appear on his Spike TV show.
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  Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of May 26

  The week ahead at the movies and on TV

• Television Q&A

  Mona on ‘Mad Men’ part of the Van Patten clan

  They are. Dick Van Patten is the older brother of Joyce, But that is hardly the end of the clan. There is also Dick’s half-brother, Tim Van Patten, formerly an actor (The White Shadow) but now more acclaimed as a director (The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, Game of Thrones).
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  Television review

  Cross-dressing Cuban woman who fought for Confederacy a rebel in more ways than one

  ‘Voces: Rebel.’ 10-11 p.m. Friday. WPBT-PBS 2.
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  NBC appeals to higher power with ’s ‘Save Me’

  ‘Save Me.’ 8:30 p.m. Thursday. NBC.
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  ‘Ghost Army’ give new meaning to ‘art of war’

  ‘The Ghost Army.’ 8 p.m. Tuesday. WPBT-PBS 2.

• Television Q&A

  ‘Father Knows Best’ ‘kids’ now senior citizens

  Now a classic from television’s golden age, the show was not an immediate hit when it debuted in 1954, according to The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows. CBS cancelled it after a single season, but viewer protests prompted NBC to pick it up ir it for three seasons, and it returned to CBS for two more.

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