The executives both above and below Roger Ailes looked the other way while the Fox News chief engaged in "predatory" behavior, Ailes' biographer Gabriel Sherman writes in the next issue of New York magazine.
The last time Hillary Clinton held a formal press conference, David Bowie was alive, Bernie Sanders was on the cover of Rolling Stone and not a single American had cast a vote in either the Democratic or Republican primaries.
Hollywood entered the summer with its usual high hopes for big-budget sequels. Instead, it was a season of mediocre movies and tepid box office results. And with studios locked in on the current formula, the next few summers won't look much different than this one.
Alex Marlow was the first hire of the Breitbart media empire. Eight years later, he is the editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, the longest-serving employee there -- and a link to the outlet's origins that some conservatives believe has been abandoned.
Longtime TV critics Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz have taken on the assignment of not only naming and analyzing the top 100 shows in the history of the medium, but actually ranking them.
Multiple news organizations moved to sever or suspend ties with Anthony Weiner on Monday after new reports that the former congressman was involved in another sexting scandal.
Donald Trump says MSNBC and the co-host of "Morning Joe," Mika Brzezinski, should "immediately" apologize to one of his prominent supporters, Pastor Mark Burns.
Legendary newsman Charles Osgood is stepping down from "CBS Sunday Morning," the weekly magazine program he has helmed for the past 22 years. His final day as host will be September 25.