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On his 93rd birthday, the majority owner of the media conglomerate shows no sign of backing off.

Philippe Dauman is fighting his sudden removal by chairman emeritus Sumner Redstone from the trust that would control most of Viacom’s shares, but it might not be enough.

The 92-year-old media mogul plans to name general counsel Tad Jankowski to the seven-person trust that may determine the fate of both Viacom and CBS, Reuters reported.

The move gives the media mogul’s daughter, Shari Redstone, more authority to determine the fate of her father’s $40 billion empire.

The media company last year had cut the total pay of its billionaire chairman, who also owns a majority stake in CBS, by 85 percent to $2 million.

The company, struggling amid TV industry changes, is increasingly relying on unconventional partnerships, such as with Snapchat — and now Roku.

Dish was willing to let Viacom pull its networks off the air if the two sides could not reach a new contract.

A top analyst firm has downgraded Viacom shares after years of optimism over the company’s future. What’s changed?

Hollywood companies have warned that future productions could be made elsewhere if the state enacts the religious liberty bill.

Finding a Chinese buyer for Paramount Pictures isn’t just the best choice for entertainment conglomerate Viacom; it might be the only choice.

Jeffrey Katzenberg’s comments came close on the heels of Paramount’s announcement last week that it was looking to sell a minority stake in the company.

Viacom chief executive Philippe Dauman said he has been approached by investors interested in investing in Paramount Pictures.

The move could help Snapchat attract more big advertisers to the millennial-focused platform, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Viacom replaced majority owner Sumner Redstone, overriding calls for an independent board chief from Redstone's daughter, who voted against Philippe Dauman.

Executive Chairman Sumner Redstone is stepping down to become chairman emeritus, with Leslie Moonves becoming board chairman.

The offbeat comedian released the new show from his own website.

By airing special Super Bowl content on Nickelodeon, the NFL is hoping to build a new base of fans.

Sumner Redstone’s former companion, Manuela Herzer, had asked for an examination to be conducted by her chosen psychiatrist as evidence in an ongoing legal case.

The media giant's executive chairman saw his compensation drop 85 percent last year, while the company's CEO also received less pay.

Investors will be allowed to vote in March amid concerns over the health of executive chairman Sumner Redstone.

The movie industry may be seeing diminishing returns on YA fantasy, but the genre is just getting started on the small screen.

The streaming music service declared it was adding video, podcasts and other content back in May. Seven months later, they're mostly MIA.

Ted Sarandos, the streaming service's chief content officer, pushed back Monday against media companies after some complained they had undersold their wares.

Mario Gabelli, the second-largest voting shareholder in Viacom Inc, has called for the company to disclose its CEO's mental capacity.

People can't do without "Scandal," "Game of Thrones" or 24/7 weather but are a little more lukewarm on ESPN, according to a new survey.

New hosts Trevor Noah and Larry Wilmore may not get the time to develop their comedic voices that predecessors Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert did.

The Parents Television Council is worried that the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards won't be safe for kids with Miley Cyrus as host.

In extended-hours trading Monday, shares of media company Viacom Inc. dipped after it announced it will take a $785 million pretax charge as part of a reorganization.

The 31-year-old South African comedian will have to pull in viewers on the second screen, too.