Chancellor Agard

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Chancellor Agard is a media and culture reporter for the International Business Times and has a masters degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He has also contributed to Entertainment Weekly and The Daily Beast.

Hulk Hogan Fired From The WWE After Audio Of Former Wrestler Saying N-Word Was Found

The WWE confirmed it has terminated its contract with Hulk Hogan. And mentions of the WWE Hall of Famer have been scrubbed almost entirely from WWE.com.

Jon Stewart Compares Media Coverage Of Donald Trump's Presidential Campaign To 'Incessant Masturbation'

Jon Stewart, host of "The Daily Show," is worried the media's coverage of Trump's presidential campaign is causing to miss other important news.

2015 MTV VMAs: Parents Television Council Is Concerned Miley Cyrus Will Host 'Very Sexually Explicit' Award Show

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

Why USA Network's 'Mr. Robot' Is The Most Realistic Depiction Of Hacking On Television

Hollywood is terrible at portraying hacking, but "Mr. Robot" gets it right due in part to cybersecurity expert Michael Bazzell.

'True Detective': Is It Too Soon To Say The Second Season Just Sucks? (It's A Matter Of Debate)

Critics aren't big fans of this season of "True Detective" and have been saying so in weekly reviews and recaps. A vocal portion of the show's fans say hold on.

Weekend Box Office: ‘Ant-Man’ Is Marvel Studios' Lowest Opening Movie Since ‘The Incredible Hulk,’ But Is Still No.1

Disney/Marvel's "Ant-Man" topped the weekend box office with $58 million, which makes it Marvel Studios' lowest opening since "The Incredible Hulk."

Stephen Colbert Is Staying Relevant Before 'The Late Show' Premieres Thanks To Pluto, Eminem And Donald Trump

Stephen Colbert has kept himself busy by debuting an app and releasing a string of hilarious videos, including one spoofing Donald Trump’s presidential bid announcement.

Emmy Awards 2015: HBO Dominates With Most Nominations Since 'The Sopranos' And 'Sex In The City' Years

The network won the most Emmy nominations since 2004, when Big Pussy and Paulie Walnuts still ruled New Jersey.

HBO Now Is No Longer Exclusive With Apple, Available On Android And Amazon Devices Today

HBO Now is available on Android and Amazon phones and tablets starting today.

Marvel's 'Hawkeye' Comic Book Series Ends Today With A Poignant And Satisfying Final Chapter

Hawkeye #22 is finally out and brings Matt Fraction and David Aja's award-winning series to poignant close. This is the comic book series you need to read.

Rapper 50 Cent Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Rapper 50 Cent, born Curtis James Jackson III, filed a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with the United States Bankruptcy Court in Connecticut.

Video: Amazon's New Drama 'The Man In The High Castle' Explores What Would Happen If Nazis Won WWII

"The Man In The High Castle" is a new drama produced by Ridley Scott that's about a world in which the Allies lost World War II.

The Cord-Cutter’s Guide To TV: Comcast’s Stream Joins Dish Network’s SlingTV, PlayStation Vue, And A Host Of New OTT Streaming Options

Comcast's Stream is the latest streaming TV service to join a growing list of options for cord cutters. Use our interactive graphic to find out which services are right for you.

Comcast Is Coming For Cable Cord Cutters With New $15 Streaming TV Service, Stream

Comcast is introducing a new streaming service called Stream, a $15 bundle that includes the broadcast networks and HBO.

Universal's 'Minions' Was No. 1 At The Weekend Box Office

"Minions" had the second biggest opening weekend of any animated film.

Obama Will Make The First Presidential Visit To A Federal Prison As Part Of A Vice Special On HBO

As part of an Vice special on HBO, President Barack Obama will become the first sitting U.S. president to visit a federal prison.

Summer Of Comcast: Universal Stomps Disney At Domestic Box Office With ‘Minions’ Set To Continue Winning Streak

Thanks to "Jurassic World," Universal Pictures' second-quarter box office was up by more than 400 percent compared to last year.

Stephen Colbert Planned To Leave 'The Colbert Report' Before He Was Offered 'The Late Show'

Stephen Colbert was a guest on Crackle's "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee," hosted by Jerry Seinfeld.

JetBlue Is Partnering With MLB To Bring 'Baseball To The Skies'

JetBlue customers will now be able to stream live baseball games in-flight through the MLB.TV app for free.

Keith Olbermann And ESPN Are Parting Ways For The Second Time

The Disney-owned network says it was a "business decision."

NYC Is The New Hollywood: Less Than 50 Percent Of Last Year's TV Pilots Were Filmed In Los Angeles

For the second year in a row, Los Angeles' share of pilot production is below 50 percent as more television productions move to cities like New York, Vancouver and Atlanta.

Disney CEO Isn't Worried About DC Comics' Superhero Movies Because 'We're Marvel'

Disney CEO Bob Iger says he's confident in the forthcoming movies from Marvel Studios, which is owned by Disney.

Cincinnati Is The Best American City For Recreation And Jersey City Is The Worst, Says A New Report From Wallet Hub

WalletHub's "2015's Best and Worst Cities For Recreation" compared the 100 most-populated U.S. cities. Where does yours rank?

'Game of Thrones,' Shondaland: Why Are So Many Main Characters Dying On TV?

In the cluttered TV landscape, shows are forced to make bold storytelling decisions, like killing main characters. But when is it too much of a bad thing?