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First lady Melania Trump has re-filed a libel lawsuit against the corporation that publishes the Daily Mail's website, this time in New York. » Read More
By: Adam Howard
In a interview Monday on Fox News, Spicer described McCarthy's spoof of him as "cute." » Read More |
Discussing the news that Disney CEO Bob Iger may extend his contract for the third time with Stan Meyers, Piper Jaffray analyst, and Doug Creutz, Cowen & Company analyst. » Read More |
By: Andrew Liptak and Rich McCormick
The drone shows were actually filmed earlier this week, as Intel confirmed to The Verge. » Read More |
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Whether intentional or not, the spots got political, fast, Vox reports.
In light of 2017's Super Bowl, key brands have had to take extra care on what to advertise when it comes to the current political climate.
In the skit, the Oscar-nominated actress parrots the press secretary's first couple appearances in office, Vox reports.
Demand is historically weak for tickets to this year's Super Bowl and yet there may be no last-minute bargains. The CEO of ticketIQ explains.
The Japanese TV-to-gaming group took a $1 billion writedown on its struggling movie business.
Blue Ivy is about to become a big sister — twice.
"We are learning a lot about the original content business, and thinking about ways that we could play in that," Tim Cook said.
Engineers at the streaming video platform have invented a way to scroll and play videos with your mind.
Single-day ticket sales on Lunar New Year's Day broke records in China this year.
For a night dedicated to celebrating the entertainment industry’s achievements, politics made its presence known at the SAG Awards.
Citigroup, Walt Disney, and Lowe's stocks are making headlines this Monday on Wall Street.
Hulu recently landed exclusive streaming rights to "The Golden Girls" and is hoping the show draws viewers to its platform.
The Australian Open's finals competitors might seem like a blast from the past, but all of professional tennis has been getting a little older.
Can Nathalie handle the heat of the facing the judges for the very first time? She presents her lobster inspired chef-wear.
Staying cool in front of our judges, Arran presents his Bluetooth cool box.
Judge and mentor Pete Wild explains why knowing your market is key.
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