Biggest Emmy Snubs Ever: From 'Roseanne' To Jon Hamm, You Won't Believe Who Never Won
The 2014 Emmy nominations seem to have more snubs this year than ever. But that may be because you've forgotten some big ones from the past.
Jill Abramson’s Fighting Words: Fired New York Times Editor Warned She Would ‘Have Blood On Her Hands’
Jill Abramson has spoken out about her firing at the New York Times, and some of the biggest stories the paper did and didn't cover under her tenure.
Amazon Hits Hachette Where It Hurts
In what critics are seeing as a strategic PR move, Amazon tried to give Hachette authors an offer they couldn't refuse.
‘Transformers: Age of Extinction’ Box Office: Political Pandering Will Help Sequel Succeed ‘Avatar’ As Biggest Movie In Chinese History
Thanks to political pandering, 'Transformers: Age Of Extinction' is set to replace 'Avatar' as the biggest movie in Chinese box office history.
Racist 'Opie And Anthony' Shock Jock Fired After Twitter Rant; SiriusXM Issues Statement
SiriusXM fired "The Opie and Anthony" show co-host Anthony Cumia after his violent, racist Twitter rant went viral.
Aereo Subscribers Offered Free Antennas By Evil Geniuses
A St. Louis-based antenna company is hoping to fill in the gap for Aereo subscribers who saw their service suspended after SCOTUS ruled it illegal.
Tinder Sexual Harassment Scandal Could Help Women In The Tech World
Some tech investors say the sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Tinder could encourage more gender parity in the industry.
Teenage Hunter Called ‘Slut’, Facing Death Threats After Posting Trophy Photos To Facebook
A 19-year-old game hunter was hoping for fame, but she got more than she bargained for after posting pictures of her trophy animals.
‘Transformers: Age Of Extinction’ Gives China Biggest Box Office Opening In History, And Not Everyone Is Happy About It
The franchise's fourth installment shattered Chinese box-office records, but Chinese film industry regulators are worried.
'Twilight' Stars Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson Are Cold As Vampires, Careerwise
Undead: Kristen Stewart is reportedly out of the "Snow White and the Huntsman" sequel, while Robert Pattinson's latest movie is yet another dud.
New York Times Killed ‘The Gun Report’ Rather Than Pay Writer More Than $40K: Gawker
The New York Times canceled Joe Nocera's popular "The Gun Report" blog last week, days after his assistant filed a salary grievance.
Hachette Announces Layoffs As Amazon Dispute Persists
Hachette Book Group reportedly laid of 3 percent of its staff on Thursday, weeks into a standoff with Amazon.com.
For Oprah Winfrey, Maya Angelou's Death Especially Personal
Oprah Winfrey, who is adored by millions herself, may have been Maya Angelou's biggest fan.
Jill Abramson's Wake Forest Commencement Speech: 'I'm In The Same Boat As You'
Ousted New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson said there is "not a chance" she will get her New York Times tattoo removed.
'Godzilla' Review: Stomping On The Arrogance Of Man
The destruction of life and property has never looked so good.
Jill Abramson Didn’t Want To Go, Refused To Resign Despite Sulzberger’s Offer To Make It ‘Easy’ On Her
A new report confirms rumors that Jill Abramson refused an offer to resign from her position as executive editor at the New York Times, and indicates that she was hoping to keep her job.
Jill Abramson Exit Was Not Her Decision; Cause Remains A Mystery
The New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson was abruptly fired on Wednesday, and the reasons remain unclear.
Google May Drown From Takedown Requests Because Of 'Right To Be Forgotten' Ruling, Forcing Bulk Approvals
Google and other search engines do not have the resources to manage an onslaught of takedown requests.
‘Mad Men’ Season 7: Sharon Tate Trolling Goes Off The Rails In ‘The Runaways'
We've long suspected Matthew Weiner of writing red herrings into "Mad Men," and after Sunday's episode "The Runaways," we are more convinced than ever.
'Mad Men' Season 7 Ratings May Not Be As Bad As They Look
The April season 7 premiere of 'Mad Men' had the lowest ratings since its second season premiere in 2008 -- but a lot has changed since 2008.
For Larry Summers, Inequality A Subject Worthy of Yawns
Thomas Piketty, the man of the hour, was speaking. But not even that could keep Obama's former top economic advisor awake.
'The Rise And Rise Of Bitcoin' Filmmaker: 'There Is No Answer Yet'
Nick Mross made the documentary "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin" after becoming convinced that bitcoin could drastically alter the world.
Tribeca Film Festival 2014: 'Goodbye To All That' Director Angus MacLachlan Talks Sexual Healing
Angus MacLachlan's directorial debut, "Goodbye to All That," has already won a major award at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
'Zero Motivation' Wins Top Prize At 2014 Tribeca Film Festival
A female-driven dark comedy set at an Israeli military base won a top honor at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
'Mad Men' Season 7 Premiere Teases Conspiracy Theorists With Sharon Tate, D.B. Cooper Clues
The Season 7 premiere of "Mad Men" had plenty of nods to Sharon Tate and the Manson murders. Is Matthew Weiner messing with our heads?
New NYT Magazine Editor Jake Silvestein Hit With Surprise Lawsuit: Texas Monthly To Sue For Breach Of Contract
Texas Monthly is suing the New York Times, but not incoming magazine editor Jake Silverstein, as the Times initially claimed.
Heartbleed Bug Won't Kill The Internet
The Heartbleed security bug may be cause for alarm, but the unsettling news is unlikely to curb our reliance on the Internet.
Fort Hood Gunman Ivan Lopez: Active Combat Not A Requirement For PTSD Diagnosis
Spc. Ivan Lopez was being treated for psychiatric problems but was never diagnosed with PTSD.
Incoming New York Times Magazine Editor Jake Silverstein Plans To Tread Lightly
Jake Silverstein, the newly appointed editor-in-chief of the New York Times Magazine, believes "it's wise to make observations before you make big changes."
Outgoing China Editor Ben Richardson Says Bloomberg News Tried To Muzzle Him
Ben Richardson, who resigned from Bloomberg News this week, spoke with IBTimes about the future of investigative journalism in China.
