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Wednesday, January 21, 2015 COMPANY TOWN U.S. TV shows pulled from Chinese video portals U.S. TV shows including “Agent Carter,” “Empire” and “Shameless” have suddenly been removed from Chinese video streaming sites this week, a sign that government regulators are pressing ahead with vows to exercise greater censorship of online video content. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  Norton Simon dealt setback in Nazi-looted art case ›  Will Comic-Con leave San Diego? Other cities are making pitches ›  'Justified' Season 6 premiere: Can you leave Harlan alive? ›  'Anna Christie' a new stage in Jeff Perry, daughter Zoe's relationship ENVELOPE L.A. Chamber Orchestra Executive Director Rachel Fine to depart ›  Light sculpture by Michael Hayden to shine again in downtown L.A. ›  John Malkovich photo exhibition heading to Los Angeles in February ›  L.A. Art Show MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  'Light Girls' documentary sparks social media conversation ›  Jon Stewart and Mike Huckabee clash over Beyonce, Bubbas and Bubbleville ›  'Sleepy Hollow' recap: Picture this in 'Pittura Infamante' ›  'The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore' is off to a good start ›  PBS teams with Ridley Scott for Civil War hospital drama ›  Tuesday's TV Highlights: 'Justified' on FX ›  'Downton Abbey': The delights of Liverpool ADVERTISEMENT Netflix shares surge on subscriber growth Netflix finished off 2014 with better-than-expected subscriber growth as the streaming giant gained users outside the U.S. MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Movie mainstays who have never won an Oscar   Photos:  Oscars 2015 nominations: Snubs and surprises