Actress Anna Deavere Smith spent months interviewing hundreds of Americans about race, inequality, poverty, mass incarceration and education. Then she turned what she learned into a highly-acclaimed one woman show.
Fox News analyst Monica Crowley will join President-elect Donald Trump's administration as senior director of strategic communications for the National Security Council, Trump's transition team announced Thursday.
Facebook, which has been under pressure to fight the fake stories that get traffic from it, says it will start applying a flag to some "fake news" stories that users share on the social network.
New "Celebrity Apprentice" host Arnold Schwarzenegger told Americans who did not support Donald Trump need to "stop whining" and get behind the president-elect.
Amex said the job could include helping design cards and picking the music for its airport lounges, in addition to developing benefits and services for cardholders.
President-elect Donald Trump renewed his longstanding feud with Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter in a tweet, saying the magazine was "Way down, big trouble, dead!"
Sean Spicer, the Republican National Committee communications director, is a leading candidate to serve as White House press secretary under Donald Trump, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
Facebook wants people watching TV-style shows right inside the social network. So the company is talking with Hollywood studios and other producers about licensing "scripted, unscripted and sports content."
President-elect Donald Trump's pick for White House chief of staff suggested Wednesday that major changes could be in store for the White House press corps under the incoming administration.
Katrina Pierson, a spokesperson for Donald Trump and fixture on cable news, is seeking a role in his administration, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
President-elect Donald Trump has proven to be as unconventional -- and at times outright hostile -- in his interactions with the press during his transition as he was in his campaign.
William Kristol, the founding editor of The Weekly Standard, a leading neoconservative voice for more than two decades, is stepping down and will become editor-at-large.
