How do you live a more fulfilled life? Khemaridh 'Khe' Hy quit his lucrative Wall Street career in 2015 to find the answer to that question. His weekly email has become a 'must read' for Millennials in Silicon Valley and Wall Street.
Even as one of Donald Trump's top advisers, Steve Bannon has been a reclusive figure, making few public statements and rarely granting interviews. But Bannon ventured into the spotlight on Friday, taking questions from a pair of pro-Trump journalists.
The brother of JonBenét Ramsey, the slain child beauty queen whose grisly murder captivated the nation 20 years ago, filed a defamation lawsuit on Wednesday against CBS and several others over a televised special about the mysterious death.
"Star Wars" fans grew up on, and with, Princess Leia. They will want to see her story told to completion. But now, with the untimely death of Carrie Fisher, the actress who so memorably brought Leia to life, that task may become harder for the people steering the next two "Star Wars" sequels.
President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration committee has yet to announce any big names as performers during the festivities, and it is unlikely to match the number of A-listers that Barack Obama drew.
Oprah Winfrey continues to lose weight thanks to Weight Watchers. Shares surged on the news of her latest ad campaign. But they are still down sharply this year despite Oprah's involvement with (and investment in) the company.
In a new ad campaign, the Wall Street Journal basically says: Unlike the rest of the mainstream news media, we're fair, and we saw Trump's election coming.
The struggling media giant Viacom is about to lose another veteran executive. Doug Herzog, who oversees Viacom's Comedy Central and MTV, will leave the company next month, a Viacom source confirmed.
Trump's 1987 book "Trump: The Art of the Deal" has skyrocketed in popularity since the election. The book jumped back into Amazon.com's Top 100 books list on Thursday.
Four years ago, the Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin had a reputation as a mouthpiece for Mitt Romney, drawing criticism and even calls for her job. Now Rubin's fiercest critics are supporters of this year's Republican nominee, and the next president, Donald Trump.