Critics Question Twitter’s Choice Of Diversity Chief, But Experts Say He May Be The Right Man For The Job
Can Jeffrey Siminoff, a gay white man, really improve the company’s diversity record? Experts on hiring say it’s about competence.
'Glassholes' Rejoice: Google Glass Is Back In Sleeker, Foldable Form
The geeky computer headset has been revamped. The update is foldable, sleeker and includes improved hardware.
Xbox 'Countdown Sale Week 2' List Announced: Here's What Games Are On Sale
More than 120 games are on sale in the second of three weeks of discounts, making it a great time to buy new titles.
Samsung Pay Coming To Budget Phones As Samsung Targets Apple Pay
Samsung announced more of its phones will have access to its mobile pay system and that users will soon be able to also pay online.
The Book Industry Narrative For 2015? It’s Complicated
With the sales of CDs and DVDs in decline, books may constitute the last physical media standing, even as the broader print sector faces serious hurdles.
‘Hamilton’ Fan Art: Animation Student Beautifully Recreates Scenes From Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway Smash Hit
Thanks to one enterprising artist, everyone can get a glimpse of "Hamilton" -- even if they can't go to see it.
The Nation Magazine Will Offer Four Months Of Paid Parental Leave, Raising The Bar For Newsroom Employees
The Nation magazine and the union representing its workers reached a deal that applies to both birth and adoptive parents, regardless of gender.
Grumpy Cat Gets Grumpier, Sues Coffee Company Over Alleged Copyright Infringement
The company that owns the rights to a famous feline’s likeness has filed a lawsuit over its image.
CNN GOP Debate Ratings Down As Audiences Seemingly Tire Of Trump’s Antics
Tuesday's Republican primary debate drew about 5 million fewer viewers than the network's September debate did. Have GOP voters already made up their minds?
Muslims Face 'Toxic' Environment In Wake Of California Attacks As Islamophobia Escalates In US
Following the attack in San Bernardino, California, an Islamic center in Florida was vandalized and a mosque in Virginia was threatened.
Women Largely Absent From Global News Coverage, New Report Finds
Men are three times more likely to be quoted in TV, print and radio news than women.
Muslim Rap Duo Deen Squad Crushes Facebook With 'Not A Terrorist' Video
Meet Deen Squad, which is crushing Facebook with the video "Not A Terrorist," inspiring Muslim youth.
French Muslim Parents, Terrified Of Backlash, Urge Their Children To Stay Indoors, Downplay Religious Identity
In France, hostility toward Muslims has some Muslim parents keeping their youngsters indoors and downplaying their religious identities.
Will Next Year’s Tony Awards See A ‘Hamilton’ Bump? Broadway Sensations Don’t Always Boost Ratings
The hit musical "Hamilton" has earned a huge following, but will the show's fans tune in to watch the ratings-challenged Tonys?
Cop21 Paris 2015: French Activists Steal Bank Chairs In Advance Of Major Climate Conference
Paris is gearing up for an international climate conference, and activists want to make sure they literally have a seat at the table.
Yik Yak Threats On College Campuses: Missouri Arrests Highlight Growing Problem
Anonymous threats made on college campuses are scaring communities and leading to arrests.
New York Times Virtual Reality Film Explores Journalism's New Frontier
With a new virtual reality documentary, the New York Times is betting subscribers want to consume news content in a different way.
PETA And Oscar De La Renta Spar Over ‘Elephant Skin’ Typo
PETA launched a petition in response to a listing that incorrectly said a fashion designer sold shoes made of elephant skin.
Snapchat Bullying Of Muslim Student Saira Ali: School District Admits It Screwed Up Letter
After a Muslim student was bullied on Snapchat, a New Jersey school district said it found no evidence. Now it says that response was a clerical error.
ITV vs. BBC: UK Broadcasters Fight Over Version Of US-Made Show 'The Voice'
Commercial broadcaster ITV said the BBC shouldn't be airing "indistinct" shows sourced from the United States.
Rihanna To Star In Galactic Sci-Fi Film 'Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets' Directed By Luc Besson
The pop and R&B star has landed "a big role" in a film set to hit theaters in two years.
With Trevor Noah And Larry Wilmore, Comedy Central Struggles To Follow Its Own Act
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.
Beyond ‘Back To The Future’ Day: Many Other Hollywood Sci-Fi Futures Are Fast Approaching
"Back to the Future" is just one of many sci-fi movies from old Hollywood whose fictional futures are upon us.
French Court Recognizes Third Gender Option In Landmark Victory For Intersex Rights
The 64-year-old resident, who was born with both male and female genitalia, was labeled a male at birth.
CNN Democratic Debate Ratings: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Score Record Viewers For Party
More than 15 million people tuned in to CNN for the candidates' showdown Tuesday night.