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The ratings expectations for the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday are sky high.

NFL viewership is down over the first two weeks of the season. What's causing the declines?

There was considerable disappointment Friday among conservatives opposed to Donald Trump following Ted Cruz's endorsement of the Republican nominee. But nobody took it harder than Glenn Beck.

Is Twitter finally going to sell out? Shares surged on a report that a buyout could be coming. Google is still named as one of the top suitors. But so is software company Salesforce.

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Jimmy Fallon messed up Donald Trump's hair while Seth Meyers called Trump a "racist" and a "liar." Seth Meyers explains the different approaches of the two NBC hosts.

'Birth of a Nation' director and star Nate Parker says Oscar gold is second to his hopes that the film will help 'create solution.'

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Disney has halted sales of a costume from its upcoming animated movie "Moana" after activists described it as racist.

Mary Berry, star judge on The Great British Bake Off, will leave the top-rated show when it moves from the BBC to Channel 4.

With 14 wins, PBS leads the pack at the News and Doc Emmy Awards, held Wednesday.

Bernie Sanders has been a mayor, a congressman, a senator and an almost-upset presidential nominee. Soon he'll add "young adult nonfiction author" to that resume.

Director Joss Whedon brought together celebrities like Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, and Neil Patrick Harris to get people to vote.

Raju Narisetti is the new CEO of the Gawker-less Gawker Media Group, which is being renamed the Gizmodo Media Group.

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Viacom's interim CEO Tom Dooley will be stepping down from his role and leaving the company after November 15.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce is such big news that People Magazine is publishing not one but two editions this week, CNNMoney has learned.

Twitter's new live streaming strategy will extend to the presidential debates --one of the prominent uses of its streaming feature to date.