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Phil Ehart, Kansas drummer & band manager, provides an inside look at the current state of the music business, as the band celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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Phil Ehart, Kansas drummer & band manager, provides an inside look at the current state of the music business, as the band celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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This year, PepsiCo(PEP)'s Doritos brand is stepping up its 'Crash the Bowl' Super Bowl ad campaign, with the help of Producer and Director, Michael Bay.
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Director Michael Bay sits down with Julia Boorstin to talk about this year's Super Bowl ads, how he picks blockbuster scripts and his perspective on the stock market.
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'Gangnam Style,' made famous by Korean pop star Psy, is now being used to market new cigarettes in Canada. The Global Post reports.
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What to expect when two giants—Viacom and Time Warner Cable—report quarterly earnings before the bell on Thursday.
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Two movie production-distribution companies plan to expand if allowed to raise funds on the Shanghai exchange.
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Elliott Management's Paul Singer, long-famous for making Argentina miserable, turns out to be an investor in "Les Miserables." Yes, that Les Miserables. As in, the movie.
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Celebrity gravesites become popular attractions, visited by tourists hoping to connect with their once living idol. See some of the most popular celebrity gravesites of all time.
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Twitter blames "human error" for pornographic video slipping into Vine's "Editor's Picks" section.
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Iran hostage drama "Argo" won the top prize at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, while Daniel Day-Lewis and Jennifer Lawrence took acting honors, as Hollywood celebrated its own and helped sharpen the race for Oscar glory in February.
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The "Mad Money" crew takes a look back at some of the most memorable moments of the week, including one female caller who tells Cramer she woke up to his "sexy voice" on her "CNBC Alarm Clock" app.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is focusing on investing in original content.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin talks to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings about what his company is doing to retain subscribers and expand its online video experience.
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Netflix surprised the market with an unexpected profit. Its revenue and outlook also topped forecasts. Shares jumped more than 25 percent after-hours.
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CBS has filed an amended lawsuit against Dish Network accusing the No. 2 U.S. satellite TV company of concealing material facts about its ad-skipping technology during contract negotiations in 2011.
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A nine-story brothel in the now famous upscale Gangnam neighborhood in Seoul, South Korea, was raided by police on Monday.
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Jessica Chastain easily outmuscled Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mark Wahlberg over the weekend, topping the box office with both her supernatural horror film "Mama" and the Oscar-nominated Osama bin Laden hunt thriller "Zero Dark Thirty."
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CBS shares shot higher Thursday on the company's announcement Wednesday afternoon about its plans to spin off its billboard business. Here's how the move will unlock value for shareholders.
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While he can't save his career or his fortune, an admission of doping might rehabilitate Lance Armstrong's charity and, ultimately, his legacy.
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Kitchit is a Web site that pares chefs and dinner hosts. Brendan Marshall, Kitchit co-founder, offers insight.