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Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh will both testify on Thursday starting at 10 a.m. ET.

21st Century Fox announced Wednesday that it would sell its 39% stake in Sky to Comcast, the winner of a dramatic auction for the European broadcaster.

All indications are that this story has captured the public's attention -- at least a sizable chunk of the public -- and no one knows how it will end.

The move, announced on Tuesday evening, was unanimously approved by the board of directors.

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Tiger Woods' first victory in five years gave a huge viewership boost to NBC on Sunday.

Sky shareholders are having a great day. Comcast investors? Not so much.

"This is a smear, plain and simple," Brett Kavanaugh says. That's his response to the new allegation of sexual misconduct against him -- published by The New Yorker on Sunday night -- in a story co-bylined by Ronan Farrow and Jane Mayer.

Comcast lodged a winning bid of $39 billion for Sky following a rare, three round auction managed by UK's Takeover Panel

An extended takeover battle involving three of the world's most powerful media companies is culminating in the most dramatic way imaginable: An auction.

The daily briefings are now practically nonexistent, but there are other troubling issues the press corp needs to confront when it comes to White House access.

Critics and analysts have argued that the rush of movies in the last few years have led to "Star Wars" fatigue.

In the opening paragraphs of a brief filed Thursday, AT&T reminded the court that Trump said during his campaign that he would block the merger.

There is no sign that NBC "fudged" the tape of the interview or did anything else untoward.

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Swapping Moonves for Farrow is just one example of how the Me Too movement has influenced the decisions behind The Hollywood Reporter's annual THR 100 list.

Jeffrey Toobin on "AC360:" "If she refuses to testify on Monday, Kavanaugh is getting confirmed... If she DOES testify, then I think all the cards are thrown up in the air."

The rankings came out on Wednesday. "Fear" is No. 1 on both the hardcover nonfiction list and the combined print and e-book list.

The top editor of the New York Review of Books has left the magazine less than a week after publishing a highly controversial essay by a former radio host accused of sexual assault.