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Tuesday, December 16, 2014 View in browser |  View text version COMPANY TOWN Getty hires new top fundraiser after early efforts show modest results The J. Paul Getty Trust is plugging a fresh executive into what's perhaps the art world's most counterintuitive job: getting rich folks, corporations and charitable foundations to make big cash donations to an organization that already sits on a pile of investments more than $6 billion high. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  John Woo's 'The Crossing' sinks at China box office ›  In MPAA statement, Hollywood studios show support for Sony after attack ›  MSNBC targets young viewers with streaming video service Shift ›  Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton to staff: Hackers 'won't take us down' ENVELOPE 'Culture' named word of the year by Merriam-Webster ›  'Culture' named word of the year by Merriam-Webster ›  'Selma' to open Palm Springs Film Festival, 'Boychoir' to close ›  In MPAA statement, Hollywood studios show support for Sony after attack MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  'Birdman' dominates the Critics' Choice Movie Awards nominations ›  Phil Stern dies at 95; photographer to the stars ›  Sony hack exposed script of James Bond film 'Spectre,' producers say ›  Golden Globes 2015: Foreign-language nominees mix of surprise, competition ›  'Exodus: Gods and Kings' hit by plague of ho-hum reviews ›  'The Interview': Low-key premiere for high-profile Seth Rogen film ›  Mark Ruffalo on Sony hack: 'A lot of disruption is coming to light' ADVERTISEMENT Tuesday's TV Highlights: 'MasterChef Junior Edition' on Fox Customized TV Listings are available here:www.latimes.com/tvtimes MULTIMEDIA Photos:  KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2014   Photos:  'The Interview' premiere in Los Angeles