A lawsuit alleges Trump Media is selling early access to President Trump's Truth Social posts for $100,000 a month, drawing backlash and a stock decline.

As the Paramount-WBD merger faces a state AG antitrust lawsuit, Ellison says the $111 billion deal has cleared conditions in 68 countries.

Reddit is set to join the S&P 500 index, sending shares sharply higher.

BBC targets Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner for testimony in the president's defamation lawsuit.

Netflix continues to scale back its gaming ambitions, shutting down studios including the maker of 'Oxenfree'.

Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. acknowledges some artists feel the category is not representing their music.

Apple has approached publishers about licensing news content for an AI-powered Siri news feature.

An internal review of attribution and sourcing led to the columnist's removal.

Unfinished footage from the animated Spider-Man sequel has leaked, drawing frustration from the film's co-writer.

Directors reportedly declined to work on the upcoming HBO series due to Rowling's stance on transgender issues.

Dresser leaves OpenAI after less than a year in the role.

The expanded partnership includes integration of Disney and Pixar's Cars characters into F1 coverage.

A senior Forbes editor was dismissed following allegations of undisclosed payments from a business contact.

The rapper will remain independent but partner with Interscope for global distribution and strategic support.

D23 showcased upcoming Disney park attractions, including a surprise Simpsons ride, as the company highlighted its theme park and entertainment future.

Driven by Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey, the summer box office crossed the $4 billion mark.

Netflix's ad-supported tier is gaining traction with advertisers, boosting shares.

Disney's parks business outperformed expectations in the third quarter, according to CEO Josh D'Amaro.