Cats on Rhoombas steal the show in an upcoming Super Bowl spot from GoDaddy. Advertisers are paying, on average, $5 million for 30-second spots this year.
The anti-media sentiments from Steve Bannon expressed in an interview he gave to The New York Times spurred hours of conversations and a swarm of tweets on Thursday.
The Trump administration's immigration ban means that an Oscar nominee, Asghar Farhadi, the director of "The Salesman," may not have been able to attend the awards ceremony next month. He says he won't try to go.
The Sinclair Lewis novel "It Can't Happen Here," about a gradual fascist takeover of the United States, has joined George Orwell's "1984" on Amazon's list of its best-selling books.
A ticket selling scam featuring the Broadway hit "Hamilton" -- where resold tickets can go for thousands of dollars -- bilked investors out of tens of millions of dollars, a federal complaint charged Friday.
Renee Elise Goldsberry, Phillipa Soo, and Jasmine Cephas Jones, the original cast members that played the Schuyler Sisters in "Hamilton," will sing "America the Beautiful" at the Super Bowl.
First Lady Melania Trump's libel suit against a blogger will move forward, but it remains unclear whether her claims against The Daily Mail will be allowed to proceed.
President Donald Trump said Friday that much of the press represents the "opposition party," echoing a top adviser's description of the news media earlier this week.
Almost every media outlet from left to right, from Salon to Fox News, has debunked President Trump's claim about millions of illegal votes being cast in the 2016 election. But Trump has a happy enabler at Infowars, a right-wing web site that traffics in conspiracy theories and fear-mongering.
President Donald Trump's chief strategist has escalated the administration's war with the media, labeling it "the opposition party" and suggesting that it "keep its mouth shut."
Shares of Charter, one of the country's largest cable companies, surged on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported that Verizon is plotting a takeover.
President Trump is getting information and affirmation from Fox News, and he's going a step further, openly promoting the conservative cable news channel.