Ebert's last act -- reinventing himself as a digital ninja at a time when his peers were retiring, getting fired and relegated to the past  -- was his most extraordinary

Variety's new owner has picked a strategy, and it is one fraught with risk

Entertainment Weekly is expected to be part of a deal to spin off Time Inc.'s package of female-oriented titles to the Meredith Corporation

The Walt Disney Company confirmed on Friday evening that director J.J. Abrams would direct the new "Star Wars" movie

N.S. Bienstock, which represents news heavyweights like Anderson Cooper and Bill O’Reilly, has added Adam Block as a packaging agent

Editor Tina Brown says of the end of Newsweek's print edition: "There was always a feeling and a knowledge we would be a digital company"

Hollywood’s phone lines are burning up over the rumor that Stacey Snider might replace Ron Meyer at the head of Universal. The problem is there are zero facts to back it up.

She will serve as the company's chief spokeswoman

Rupert Murdoch has resigned from several subsidiary boards ahead of a News Corp. split of entertainment and news properties

Television is the new cash cow at major media companies

Steve Burke, CEO and president of NBC Universal, laid out a portrait of a movie business in “steady decline" at the CAA retreat at the La Costa Resort last weekend 

Drudge Report founder leads his site with tribute to his former colleague Breitbart, who died at 43