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Mike Calia

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  • Managing Editor, Business and Economy Unit, NBC News
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Covers:  film & television, breaking news, corporate, genre entertainment, science fiction, movies, consumer products, books
Managing Editor, Biz & Econ Unit, NBC News. Ex-CNBC, WSJ, Bergen Record, Press of Atlantic City. I write sometimes, too.

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Started out on The Press of Atlantic City's copy desk, just about fresh out of college. My three-year tenure there was the only graduate course in journalism I'd ever need. Then I moved on to The Record of Bergen County's copy desk for a year before winding up at Dow Jones in 2008. Since then, I've been an editor, a writer, an editing writer, and a writing editor: breaking news, commentary, analysis, blog posts. I've also branched out into entertainment coverage.

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Interview: Andy Serkis on #DawnofApes, Working With Peter Jackson and 'Star Wars' - Speakeasy - W...

Interview: Andy Serkis on #DawnofApes, Working With Peter Jackson and 'Star Wars' - Speakeasy - W...

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Harry Potter Returns in a New Story From J.K. Rowling - Speakeasy - WSJ

Harry Potter Returns in a New Story From J.K. Rowling - Speakeasy - WSJ

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Interview: Guillermo Del Toro on 'The Strain,' Vampires and Spirituality - Speakeasy - WSJ

Interview: Guillermo Del Toro on 'The Strain,' Vampires and Spirituality - Speakeasy - WSJ

Guillermo Del Toro has been obsessed with vampires since he was a kid, when he started studying the mythology…

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Interview: Guillermo Del Toro spills details on 'Pacific Rim 2,' 'Mountains of Madness' and more ...

Interview: Guillermo Del Toro spills details on 'Pacific Rim 2,' 'Mountains of Madness' and more ...

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The Most Shocking Thing About HBO's 'True Detective' - Speakeasy - WSJ

The Most Shocking Thing About HBO's 'True Detective' - Speakeasy - WSJ

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Outgoing Walmart CEO leaves behind a company at the top of American retail Original

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Everyone knows Walmart. But not everyone outside Wall Street and corporate America knows of its CEO, Doug McMillon, the same way they know of Tesla's Elon Musk, Disney's Bob Iger or JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon. Yet, McMillon's impact on the American consumer over the past 12 years is arguably as big, if not bigger, than any of those three.
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Never say die: Ozzy Osbourne's life in photos

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By Mike Calia Verified
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Ozzy Osbourne. (Chris Walter / WireImage) Ozzy Osbourne helped invent heavy metal with Black Sabbath. He then dragged the genre out of its doom-laden early days and into the glitz and glamour of the 1980s arena rock era, becoming a staple of MTV. Along the way, he struggled with demons, including alcohol and drugs, while batting away accusations of being a Satanist. Yet his "never say die" attitude always kept him in the spotlight, even during the years when rock was proclaimed dead.
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Ozzy Osbourne's life in photos

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By Mike Calia Verified
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Ozzy Osbourne helped invent heavy metal with Black Sabbath. He then dragged the genre out of its doom-laden early days and into the glitz and glamour of the 1980s arena rock era, becoming a staple of MTV. Along the way, he struggled with demons, including alcohol and drugs, while batting away accusations of being a Satanist. Yet his "never say die" attitude always kept him in the spotlight, even during the years when rock was proclaimed dead.
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