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Bob Costas will end his longtime run as NBC's lead broadcaster for its Olympics coverage passing "the torch" to Mike Tirico.

Wikipedia has barred citations of The Daily Mail after editors of the online encyclopedia concluded Wednesday that the British tabloid is "generally unreliable."

The Hollywood Reporter is considering a sale, and Condé Nast is a suitor.

Donald Trump is president, the Republicans are in power, but Matt Drudge is ticked.

Netflix job posting signals move to sell toys and licensed merchandise tied to its shows.

Charlie Rose will undergo surgery to replace an aorta valve. He will step away from "CBS This Morning."

Disney CEO Bob Iger said he was open to extending his tenure as the leader of the House of Mouse beyond his 2018 end date.

The long-running syndicated entertainment show will end its 13-season run in early September

Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show" found itself as the top show in late night last week, beating Jimmy Fallon's "The Tonight Show" for the first time since Colbert premiered.

Was President Trump's declaration that the media is deliberately not covering terror attacks in Europe another example of his off-the-cuff, fact-free pronouncements? Or more evidence that he and his team understand how to exploit the press? Maybe it's both.

For the second day in a row, President Trump has suggested that the national news media suppresses bad news about violence. He has implied that this is for ideological reasons. He was wrong on both occasions.

"Smart!" That's what President Trump or one of his aides wrote on Facebook a few days ago, linking to a story by a Middle Eastern blogging site. But the anonymously-sourced story is unproven and multiple governments have denied it.

The ghost of bull terrier Spuds MacKenzie returns to the Super Bowl in a Bud Light ad.

T-Mobile may have just pulled off a bigger trick than getting you to switch your phone service: thanks to their Super Bowl commercial, people are praising Justin Bieber.

The first overtime game in Super Bowl history helped partially banish the prism of politics that hung over the day.

"Stranger Things" debut a teaser trailer for its upcoming second season during the Super Bowl on Sunday.