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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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Songza's CEO Elias Roman believes curated playlists that focus on what people are actually doing will draw users to Songza.
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Television now serves as home to programming as ambitious as anything Peter Jackson can put on the screen, with the budgets to prove it. What are some of the most expensive television productions of all time? Read ahead to find out.
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Coca-Cola plans to wade into the intensifying debate over sodas and their impact on public health, using a series of new ads.
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Iran hostage drama "Argo" scored a sweet double victory at the Golden Globe awards on Sunday, winning best movie drama - the night's top prize - and best director for Ben Affleck on a night that left front-runner "Lincoln" with just one trophy.
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David Friendly, "Little Miss Sunshine" movie producer, offers insight on this year's Oscars.
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A rough year for video game industry ends with a big December drop. CNBC's Julia Boorstin has the numbers.
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Are the Oscars becoming a theater for politics? A panel joins Larry Kudlow to debate stage right versus stage left.
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Paul Elio, founder of Elio Motors, is getting ready to open a shuttered GM plan in Louisiana to build what he hopes is the car of the future.
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NHL Commissioner, Gary Bettman, apologized to fans Wednesday as he announced the NHL Board of Governors unanimously approved a new labor agreement.
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The Civil War saga "Lincoln" led the Academy Awards with 12 nominations Thursday, including best picture, director for Steven Spielberg and acting honors for Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
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Recognizing NYC's growing role in media, entertainment and tech, the city has launched a grant program. Is the financial capital the new startup capital?
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A $2.5 billion Macau casino planned by MGM China, the Chinese arm of U.S. gambling giant MGM Resorts International, received government approval on Wednesday, sending shares of MGM China to an 18-month high.
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A government-backed investment fund is one of several waiting in the wings for a chance to support – and profit from – China's fast-growing performing arts and film companies. Caixin Online reports.
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Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt are gamblers…their game, classic and exotic cars. Whether it's a rare Shelby Mustang or a one-of-a-kind Bugatti, the key is buy low and sell high, something that doesn't always happen.
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Curtis and his team try to determine whether one of the most sought-after sports collectibles of all time, the Honus Wagner T-206 baseball card, is real or fake.
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People will spend big money for a real antique. Curtis tells a story of a farmer who spent millions on a Picasso for his pigs – but was it real?
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Check out Catherine's impressive skills as she pretends to auction off a winged Pegasus carousel horse.
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Learn what "Sleepers" are and how they can turn into big profits. Curtis gives an example of a $300 purchase that later sold for $3 million.
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It may be easy to just rely on a feeling when it comes to forgeries, but Curtis Dowling explains how to go beyond that.
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No matter what the market, Jeff's experience working on cars covers a broad spectrum. From CEOs to retired school teachers, Jeff's clients are as diverse as his projects, but they're all car lovers.