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Howard Stern could have predicted how Donald Trump would react to being president -- in fact, he did.

WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell will be paid a maximum of £20 million ($26 million) in 2017.

President Trump has been on a media blitz this week as his 100th day in office approaches, personally touting his administration's accomplishments in nine interviews with television networks, newspapers and web sites.

The beleaguered magazine company Time Inc. backs away from plans to sell itself and says it will 'continue to pursue its strategic plan.'

Growing up in a predominantly Cuban community in Los Angeles, Ozzie and Will Areu never would have dreamed they would become media executives running a film and television empire.

In the post-Roger Ailes, post-Bill O'Reilly era, Fox News co-president Bill Shine is the network's most valuable player. But Shine, who is named in at least four lawsuits or allegations related to alleged sexual harassment or racial discrimination at the network, is also Fox's most vulnerable player.

Shine has been accused by multiple women of covering up the alleged sexual harassment of his former boss, Roger Ailes.

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Fox News normally ranks #1 among cable news channels. But lately MSNBC's Rachel Maddow has been challenging Fox at 9 p.m., the centerpiece of the prime time schedule.

The NFL Draft on ESPN is one of the most unpredictable nights of year for the biggest sports league on the planet.

A new paper outlines Facebook's efforts to battle propaganda.

Latest sales data showed people are turning back to print books, ditching their e-readers.

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A legal campaign alleging racial discrimination against Fox News that has already attracted more than a dozen plaintiffs could grow even larger, the attorney representing the plaintiffs said Wednesday.

Chobani, a yogurt company, is suing Alex Jones, the aggressive conspiracy theorist with a radio show and a large YouTube following, over his claims that Cobani supported "migrant racists."

Fox News' legal troubles grew even larger Tuesday, with new plaintiffs, including an anchor, joining a suit alleging racial discrimination and harassment at the network.