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CBS' telecast of the 60th Annual Grammy Awards brought in 19.8 million viewers, according to the network, which released the numbers on Monday.

Legal analyst Lis Wiehl, who was in the news last year for striking a $32 million settlement deal with Bill O'Reilly, is getting back to reporting the news.

A promo featuring Manigault and the other contestants aired during the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

Will Ferrell's George W. Bush came back to "Saturday Night Live" to remind you that he was "no bueno."

Pope says current coverage relies on a "call-and-response" method framed around Trump's tweets and White House statements.

Years before he transformed the media landscape as we know it, Roger Ailes was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon and interviewed by the FBI with regards to the assassination attempt against President Ronald Reagan.

The accounts retweeted then candidate Donald Trump ten times more than they retweeted his rival Hillary Clinton, according to Twitter's written statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

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The new app lets users post stories, photos and videos about local happenings from their phones, and share them through search tools and social media.

Anchor Jemele Hill is leaving SportsCenter to move to ESPN's site about the intersection of sports, race and culture, The Undefeated.

All of the media coverage underscores one thing: Trump's anxiety about Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation.

Women at the BBC have been protesting the pay gap since a report last year revealed that only one third of the top-paid executives were women.

Representatives from the tech companies will appear before a special committee in Washington, DC.

Neistat confirmed that he and Beme co-founder Matt Hackett are leaving CNN.

Crock-Pot finds itself in hot water online over latest "This Is Us" twist.