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Super Fashion Stars - Galleon Entertainment

Super Fashion Stars
13 x 44'
Entertainment - Reality
Galleon Entertainment

Design it, Style it, flaunt it...who will be the next Super Fashion Star? The search for the ultimate fashion team starts here! Exclusive Fashion partner: Fashion Fringe at Covent Garden (IMG Entertainment)

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Band Without Brothers - John Mclean Media

Band Without Brothers
52 x 30'
Factual - Documentary
John Mclean Media

The Last Supper is a rock band hell-bent on breaking the world record for most countries toured by a music group by hitting 100! The series is a true rockumentary drama of cultural exploration.

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Cinar opens The Cookie Jar

MIP NEWS - Canadian animation house Cinar has rebranded itself as The Cookie Jar Entertainment following the successful takeover of the company by ex-Nelvana execs Toper Taylor and Michael Hirsch.

Michael Hirsh -

Alongside TD Capital Canadian Private Equity Partners, Taylor and Hirsh (left) paid $144m for the company, which is now housed within 4113693 Canada Inc, the holding company for the ex-Nelvana duo.

Hirsh and Taylor first revealed their deal to buy Cinar back in October 2003, and after the deal won legal and shareholder approval last month chairman Robert Després and ceo Stuart Snyder have quit the firm.

Now with the new management and new name, the company has drawn a line under the events of the past two years, which saw the old Cinar embroiled in a number of legal scandals and boardroom rows.

Ed Waller
27 Mar 2004
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