The two political conventions this month will help determine the next President of the United States. But a third gathering, sandwiched between them, will help decide supremacy in the pop-culture universe.
A new ad from Nike has set the Internet on fire, racking up millions of views and earning plaudits for its positive depiction of India's female athletes.
"Ghostbusters" returns to haunt theaters this weekend with female cast. We spoke with an actual female ghostbuster to find out how she felt about the series.
Luke Russert joined the network his father Tim Russert worked at right after Tim's death, and right after he graduated from college; now he's tired of the daily grind and ready to reassess things.
Jennifer Aniston isn't pregnant -- but she is "fed up" with the constant media speculation and "objectification" about her personal life that has led to years of rampant rumors, she says in a new essay.
The competition for Emmy Awards has never been fiercer, with streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu having joined the fray. Yet in terms of total nominations, practically nothing in TV appears more unshakeable than HBO's grip on the awards.
The people sticking up for Fox News chief Roger Ailes after he was hit with a sexual harassment suit aren't just defending him; they're also speaking out in defense of their network's culture.
"Doc & Darryl," an ESPN documentary about 1980s New York Mets stars Doc Gooden and Darryl Strawberry, is also a broader look at the money and temptation that surrounds athletes and can derail their already-brief careers.
Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox News host who has accused Roger Ailes of sexual harassment, says she had at least six interviews with her former boss in which he talked about her body and heard -- but ignored -- her complaints of mistreatment.
The sexual harassment lawsuit Gretchen Carlson filed against Fox News' Roger Ailes is for now being tried in the court of public opinion, and Ailes' own employees have been offering a robust defense.
After a first season that both captured a rabid cult following and shook the foundations of its fictional society, "Mr. Robot" is back, as fevered, unnerving and mystifying as ever.