Bloomberg Businessweek Apologizes for ‘Racist’ Cover
Bloomberg Businessweek's cover depicts caricatures of Latinos and blacks that many found racist
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NBC Universal Wants a Freelance Production Assistant — 65 Hours/Week, No Benefits
"The Steve Wilkos Show" is looking for an experienced, temporary production assistant willing to work six days a week with no benefits -- don't all...
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SEC Investigating Guggenheim Partners’ Relationship With Michael Milken
The multibillion-dollar firm that owns the Hollywood Reporter and the Dodgers, is facing a Securities investigation into its relationship with former junk-bond trader Milken
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L.A. City Council Votes to Scrap TV Pilot Fees
Mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti spearheaded the legislation to stem the exodus of pilot production from Los Angeles
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Zucker Fields Complaints About CNN Diversity
Jeff Zucker meets with the associations of black and Latino journalists amid claims of a "lily-white" lineup
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Variety Names 3 New Editors in Chief, Dropping Daily Edition
Claudia Eller, Cynthia Littleton and Andrew Wallenstein will oversee coverage of film, television and digital content, respectively
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Oscars 2013: ‘In Memoriam’ Snubs Carry Over From Telecast to Web
Actress Lupe Ontiveros' exclusion from both the telecast and online memorial tributes angered some Latinos
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Tesla CEO Claims NY Times Review Cost Company About $100M
Elon Musk said hundreds of customers canceled their orders after John M. Broder's negative New York Times review of the Tesla Model S
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The Hollywood Reporter’s Offices Evacuated Over Suspicious Powder
THR says it received a suspicious envelope containing a white powder
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Iran State TV Blasts ‘Argo’ Oscar Win
Iran state television called "Argo" an advertisement for the CIA
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Onion Apologizes for Tweet Calling Quvenzhané Wallis a ‘C—‘ (Updated)
Tweet upset readers and executives at Fox Searchlight, the studio behind the nine-year-old star's "Beasts of the Southern Wild"
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Oscars 2013: Backstage With the Academy Award Winners
The best soundbites from the Oscars winners backstage
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Oscars 2013: ‘Life of Pi’ Effects Winner Concerned for Rhythm & Hues’ Future
Rhythm & Hues filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month
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Oscars 2013: Burst Bathroom Pipe Floods Lobby at Dolby Theatre (Updated)
"Open Heart" director Kief Davidson's mother was soaked after a pipe in the toilet she flushed exploded
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Microsoft Says It Suffered Same Hack Attack as Apple, Facebook
Microsoft says no customer data was stolen
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Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest Hacked; Email Addresses Compromised
Zendesk was hacked, exposing Tumblr, Twitter and Pinterest customers to risk
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Will Rupert Murdoch Buy the Boston Globe?
The newspaper magnate may want to buy the New York Times-owned paper
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Billboard Factors in YouTube to Formula for Hot 100 List
Baauer's "Harlem Shake" will rise to No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 this week, thanks to its YouTube boost
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NBC.com Hacked in Malware Attack (Updated)
The site is back up now but security firms warned of infectious malware contaminating visitors' computers
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LGBT Groups Praise AP’s ‘Husband/Wife’ Stylebook Change
The Associated Press faced criticism earlier this month for advising its reporters to use "couple" or "partner" when referring to civil unions or same-sex marriages
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‘Downton Abbey’ Cast Sings – Er – Speaks a One Direction Song (Video)
"Downton Abbey's" English accents actually make the song tolerable
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‘Killing Jesus': Move Over, New Testament – Bill O’Reilly Has a Fresh Take on the Death of Christ
"Killing Jesus: A History" will be published on Sept. 24
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Disney Signs Deal With BSkyB to Launch Film Channel in U.K. (Report)
Sky Movies Disney will begin airing on March 28 and will have first-run rights to Disney's latest films
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Sony Pushes for Social in PlayStation 4 (Video)
Sony's new PlayStation 4 is trying to make gaming more social
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N.Y. Times Co. to Sell Boston Globe
The New York Times Co. plans to sell its flagship New England paper
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Conrad Black Denied Bid to Void Guilty Verdict in Fraud Case (Report)
Conrad Black claimed his conviction was unjust because he was unable to hire the lawyers he wanted
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Reporter: Breitbart.com Took My Hagel-Hamas Joke Seriously
Dan Friedman says he made a joke to a Republican aide about Chuck Hagel being involved with "Friends of Hamas" -- and it became a...
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Yahoo Revamped: Now With Facebook-Like Newsfeed
Yahoo took a number from Facebook on its new design
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Apple Suffers Hacking Attack
Apple is the latest victim of a hacking attack
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Crime Writer Patricia Cornwell Wins $50.9M Lawsuit
Patricia Cornwell sued her former financial manager
