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John Bernecker, a stunt performer for the popular AMC television series "The Walking Dead," died Friday after a fall on the show's set in Georgia.

As a strike threat loomed, NPR managers and unionized workers decided to continue marathon contract negotiations Saturday.

In the media world specifically, Silver said, "a bubble mentality" can influence the way people understand data.

The makers of your favorite podcast are ready to walk off the job.

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The structure under consideration would put AT&T's DirectTV and telecom operations in one unit and the Time Warner media assets in another.

In a column published Thursday night, Krauthammer said that the "Russian scandal has entered a new phase, and there's no going back."

Viacom announced on Friday it has signed a multi-year content partnership deal with Perry.

"Game of Thrones" is one of the most popular shows on TV, and it helps that it resembles live sports.

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"SNL," Stephen Colbert, and Samantha Bee all nabbed nominations for Outstanding Variety Talk Series, while Jimmy Fallon was left out.

President Trump often complains that the news media overlooks positive stories about his administration. But when Trump asked a reporter on Thursday why she didn't quote from a conversation he'd had on board Air Force One, the answer was simple: the White House said it was off the record.

President Trump called on a non-American journalist during Thursday's joint press conference with the President of France, breaking with protocol and denying American journalists a rare opportunity to ask a question of their president.

President Trump says he has "very little time for watching T.V." But he has lots to say about the news coverage of his presidency.

Donald Trump Jr. and his email controversy are front-and-center on Time's July 24 issue, which the magazine revealed Thursday.

For the first time in more than two months, President Donald Trump gave a televised interview to someone who doesn't work at Fox News. But the questioner was probably just as friendly.

Late night hosts like Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Trevor Noah opened their shows on Tuesday night teeing off on Donald Trump Jr.'s emails.

The newspaper industry's latest effort to stave off change -- a bid for an antitrust exemption -- is unlikely to succeed, legal experts and Silicon Valley insiders told CNNMoney.

Typically, people and outlets that support President Trump will quickly coalesce around a single message about stories that could harm his administration, but not this time.