Nick Bilton, a technology journalist and filmmaker, has been appointed to lead the CBS newsmagazine '60 Minutes' in what sources describe as an unexpected choice.
Musician Afroman is being sued by police officers over music videos he created following a 2022 raid on his home.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, is visiting northern Italy for early childhood development work, marking her first official foreign trip since beginning cancer treatment.
60 Minutes correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi expressed concerns about corporate interference at CBS News after her segment on Venezuelan prisoners in El Salvador was shelved.
Phil Campbell, longtime guitarist for heavy metal band Motörhead, has died at age 64 following a battle in intensive care.
The jury for the Venice Biennale resigned shortly before the exhibition's start amid tensions over Russia's participation following its invasion of Ukraine.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski faced online mockery after posting a video reviewing the chain's new Big Arch burger.
Prosecutors convened an investigative grand jury after a teenage girl's body was discovered in singer D4vd's car trunk, citing uncooperative witnesses.
The Salzburg Festival terminated its artistic director's contract while the Kennedy Center announced upcoming layoffs ahead of renovations.
NBC's Savannah Guthrie returned to the 'Today' show Monday after a two-month absence following her mother's disappearance in Arizona.
Film and TV studios are increasingly relocating production to New Jersey to take advantage of the state's generous tax break programs.
Restaurant chain Hooters is attempting to shift its brand image away from its traditional positioning, according to CEO Neil Kiefer.
The Kennedy Center is experiencing leadership turmoil as its National Symphony executive director resigns amid ongoing institutional challenges.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are conducting a privately funded visit to Australia that has generated varied reactions from the public.
Lee Mendelson Film Productions filed lawsuit against U.S. Department of Interior and three companies for unauthorized use of Peanuts music.
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