Media analysis organization reports that Saturday Night Live directed 91% of political humor at conservative targets during recent season.
Leicester Comedy Festival has failed to pay hundreds of performers, citing delays in receiving their own funding.
David Ellison made public appearances discussing Paramount's future while reportedly hosting events as merger negotiations continue.
Pop star Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving Monday following her March arrest, receiving 12 months probation.
Police released surveillance footage of four individuals wanted for vandalizing Jewish homes and a Holocaust memorial with Nazi graffiti in Queens.
A federal judge heard arguments in a case challenging plans to close and renovate Washington's Kennedy Center for the performing arts.
Police have charged a second individual in connection with the fatal stabbing of student Finbar Sullivan on Primrose Hill.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski faced online mockery after posting a video reviewing the chain's new Big Arch burger.
Omar Majed faces charges after a bomb hoax forced the evacuation of Peter Kay's comedy show at Birmingham's Utilita Arena.
Recent documentary productions are reexamining the complex legacies of prominent historical figures, including both celebrated and controversial aspects.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized Kanye West's booking at Wireless Festival, prompting PepsiCo to end its sponsorship of the London event.
Lionsgate estimates the Michael Jackson biopic will earn over $200 million in its opening weekend despite receiving negative reviews from critics.
Documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux's new Netflix film examines the online 'manosphere' community and its influence on young men.
WWE has released several wrestlers including tag team members Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods from The New Day, along with JC Mateo and Tonga Loa.
Separate incidents involving inappropriate content exposure to young people have raised awareness about protection measures in entertainment and education.
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