The merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount (which has been making its way through courts all year) has to be the biggest domino to fall in what could be the last era of a competitive marketplace in entertainment.

It’s been two years. I’ve lived a lot of life in those two years so, for me, it’s felt a lot longer but I’m sure for Drake, it’s felt like an eternity.

The 2026 North American edition of World Cup begins in just about a month but there aren’t many fan activations, watch party announcements or general zeal for this cultural institution.

Not too long ago, late at night, I was doomscrolling on TikTok, as one does. I internally begged for something to catch my attention, anything entertaining enough to keep from falling asleep.

A recent poll conducted for the Jordan Center for Journalism Innovation and Advocacy at the University of Mississippi found that "online platforms and personalities, especially those on the right, have overtaken television and traditional print outlets as regular news sources among people who voted in the previous U.S. presidential election."

On Saturday, April 25, the SCAD women’s lacrosse team defeated the Running Eagles of Life University 12-7 in a comeback win, capping an undefeated conference season.

On April 10, something exceedingly rare occurred in the United States. A romantic comedy with two—that's right, two!—Black leads opened in theaters instead of going straight to streaming.

With the release of the "Michael" biopic, the audience demographic seems to be a point of contention among fans.

Chappell Roan just went through an experience shared by many young stars after they get their big break.