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Hollywood’s awards season kicks off tonight with the 78th annual Golden Globe Awards, a socially distanced show celebrating the best in television and film in a year when production has been disrupted (like much else) by the pandemic

Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing imprint Little Simon introduced a new line of graphic novels, with six launch titles aimed at readers ages five to nine, with artwork by design studio Glass House Graphics. Series include the Dragon Kingdom of Wrenly, Pup Detectives and Super Turbo.

The RIAA released its annual music industry revenue numbers for 2020 last Friday. The numbers show an unexpected increase in purchases of vinyl LPs and 45s last year.

A contemporary African American scientist explains why Black History Month matters

“The people at CPAC are living in an alternate reality in which facts don’t matter, the Constitution doesn’t matter. They have no principle except whatever their leader says.”

Prince Harry appeared on an episode of James Corden’s ‘The Late Late Show’ that aired early on Friday, where he said he had to step back as the “toxic” British press was having an impact on his mental health.

Singer Taylor Swift escalated a feud with Evermore Park in Pleasant Grove, Utah, this week after the theme park sued the singer for copyright infringement over her Evermore album.

The network's Rashida Jones closes out her first month as MSNBC's president with a key milestone: the first NBCU network ever to finish at #1 in all of cable television.

In the post-pandemic world, businesses and academic institutions will favor cost-effective hybrid and virtual workspaces over traditional face-to-face and physical work places.

Following Amanda Gorman’s recitation of her original poem, “The Hill We Club,” at the inauguration of Joe Biden as President of the United States on January 20, there’s been a 24% increase in poetry events on online event platform Eventbrite compared to last year.