George Floyd’s death hastens shift in police pop culture portrayals
The idealized crime fighter remains a cultural touchstone even when countered by such recent narratives as Ava DuVernay's Netflix series “When They See Us,” about the wrongfully convicted Central Park Five, and Angie Thomas' “The Hate U Give,” a best-selling novel about a black teen murdered by police that was adapted into a feature film of the same name.
Pluto TV still showing ‘Cops’ despite Paramount cancelation
The show is widely known for allowing viewers to ride along with police in various cities.
How did Disney buy Marvel?
Disney paid $4 billion to buy Marvel in 2009.
Byron Allen, Comcast settle racial bias lawsuit with carriage deal
Comcast reached a settlement with Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios Networks five years after Allen sued the media company over racial bias.
Kanye West: What to know about the billionaire rapper
Here’s what you need to know about Kanye West.
UFC reveals 'Fight Island' location, will host four events in July
UFC needed an overseas venue to hold upcoming cards because travel restrictions made it difficult for international fighters to enter the United States for events.
Bravo fires 'Vanderpump Rules' stars for racial insensitivity
Two "Vanderpump Rules" stars have been fired by Bravo TV for past racially insensitive actions.
Pro bowling returns from coronavirus shutdown with 'PBA Strike Derby'
Eight of the world’s top pro bowlers will face off in the inaugural PBA Strike Derby at Bowlero Jupiter in Florida.
Gabrielle Union files ‘America’s Got Talent’ discrimination complaint
The complaint alleges Union faced a “toxic culture at AGT that included racist jokes, racist performances, sexual orientation discrimination and excessive focus on female judges’ appearances, including race-related comments.”
'SVU' spinoff producer fired over George Floyd protests post on Facebook
TV mogul Dick Wolf has fired a co-executive producer from an upcoming “Law & Order” spinoff in response to comments the writer-producer made related to protests over the death of George Floyd.
FOX Business television, digital thrive in May
FBN television and digital components thrived in a month packed with financial news amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's zoo handed to Carole Baskin by judge
A US judge has granted ownership of the zoo in Netflix's "Tiger King" to Carole Baskin, the famous animal rights activist, settling a longtime legal battle with chief rival Joe Exotic.
Coronavirus shutdown sends streaming subscriptions up 31%
More than half of streamers shared an account with a friend.
BET co-founder calls for $14T in reparations for black Americans
BET co-founder Robert L. Johnson called for $14 trillion in reparations for every descendant of African American slaves.
Who is Barry Diller?
Diller, who's worth $4 billion, according to Forbes, began his career in the entertainment and television world.
Who is Sadie Robertson?
An outspoken Christian, Robertson has been using her speaking skills since she was a teen.
ViacomCBS cuts up to 400 jobs: sources
ViacomCBS Inc is cutting up to 400 employees across CBS as part of its plan to save $750 million from its merger with CBS, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
Coronavirus charity golf match featuring Tom Brady, Tiger Woods tees off: What to know
"The Match" pits Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning against Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady.
How Mark Cuban became a billionaire after being fired from several jobs
Mark Cuban had trouble holding down a job before he started his own successful business.
Coronavirus 'Champions for Charity' golf match could double fundraising goal: Tiger Woods' agent
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady tee off on Sunday.


















