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Joanna Coles, the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, is expanding her portfolio to all of Hearst Magazines.

It won't be "Mythbusters," but Netflix has a treat for fans of that show.

It's up, up, up and away for Amazon. The company now has its own fleet of Amazon-branded planes, and the stock is flying sky-high as well. Can anything stop Jeff Bezos and Amazon as it expands more into media as well?

Netflix announced there will be two more seasons of its addictive drama "Narcos."

Roger Ailes has retained the libel lawyer who represents Hulk Hogan in his suit against Gawker and Melania Trump in a suit against The Daily Mail.

Donald Trump has previously objected to the presidential debate schedule, but "as of this moment," he is on board for all three debates.

Jerry Heller, the music executive depicted in the 2015 hit film "Straight Outta Compton," has died at 75.

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You know him as the good cop in "The Commish," the bad cop in "The Shield" and the new cop in "Gotham. For his latest role, Michael Chiklis is trading in a badge for a microphone -- releasing his debut solo record "Influence" on September 16th.

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Rape survivor and "The Birth of a Nation" co-star Gabrielle Union has written an opinion piece about Nate Parker's rape case.

The executives both above and below Roger Ailes looked the other way while the Fox News chief engaged in "predatory" behavior, Ailes' biographer Gabriel Sherman writes in the next issue of New York magazine.

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AMC Theaters will be showing two of Gene Wilder's most memorable films at 55 locations this weekend

The last time Hillary Clinton held a formal press conference, David Bowie was alive, Bernie Sanders was on the cover of Rolling Stone and not a single American had cast a vote in either the Democratic or Republican primaries.

Hollywood entered the summer with its usual high hopes for big-budget sequels. Instead, it was a season of mediocre movies and tepid box office results. And with studios locked in on the current formula, the next few summers won't look much different than this one.

Alex Marlow was the first hire of the Breitbart media empire. Eight years later, he is the editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, the longest-serving employee there -- and a link to the outlet's origins that some conservatives believe has been abandoned.