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Martha Stewart explains why she's voting for Hillary Clinton - and lists Donald Trump's shortcomings.

Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party nominee, still thinks he has a shot at becoming president. Running mate William Weld denies there's pressure to drop out.

Tupac, Biggie, Jay-Z. New York City radio personality, Angie Martinez, has helped put some of hip hop's biggest names on the map.

Contracts with most of the biggest stars on Fox News contain something unusual: A "key man clause" giving the men and women an escape hatch if the company's "key man," CEO Roger Ailes, exited.

The ratings for Twitter's first NFL Thursday Night Football stream are in.

'ReportOfTheWeek' has reviewed over 600 fast food items. He has built a growing and devoted fanbase for his earnest and detailed descriptions of fast food on YouTube.

21st Century Fox has filed suit against Netflix, accusing it of poaching two executives.

The Daily Dot, the five-year old, Austin-based digital media company, was hit by significant layoffs on Friday, with at least 15 staff members reportedly let go.

Mark Cuban proposes four-hour grilling of Donald Trump over details of his economic plan. and offers $10 million to either Trump or charity of his choice.

In a major newsroom shakeup, the New York Times appointed Joe Kahn as its new managing editor, filling a position that had been phased out two years ago.

Lots of political observers are talking about the prospect of "Trump TV." But not Donald Trump himself.

This may be a new low in the tortured relations between Donald Trump and the reporters who cover him for a living.

NFL's Thursday Night Football games are being live streamed on Twitter this season. The first game, between the Jets and the Bills, got rave reviews on social media.

For years, conservative commentators have railed against Democratic proposals for mandatory paid maternity leave. Things changed when Donald Trump proposed something similar.

The Guardian is about to make major cuts to its U.S. operation, reducing staff by 30%, leaders there announced in a meeting Thursday.

Dr. Mehmet Oz found himself over his head, wading into health-related issues surrounding the presidential campaign during his interview with Donald Trump.

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The two most-experienced U.S. Presidential Debate moderators say the candidates, not the moderators, should be the primary fact-checkers on the debate stage.