Trump and his billionaire buddy David Ellison have just gotten more control over the media Americans consume every day.

If the California attorney general has the courage.

Elizabeth Warren called it “an antitrust disaster.”

Movie studios have given in—and the streaming giant now controls the future. That’s bad for pretty much everyone.

University of Pennsylvania media scholar Victor Pickard says that a robust system of public-funded media is essential for America democracy.

University of Pennsylvania media scholar Victor Pickard explains why a robust system of public media is essential to strengthening American democracy.

Donald Trump is furious at the latest episode of 60 Minutes.

Five companies—five—now control 90 percent of the media marketplace. And they are showing no commitment to anything resembling the public interest.

David Zaslav, whose Chris Licht hire butchered CNN, is vandalizing TCM, a beloved cultural institution.

Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson’s exorcisms offer the fantasy that somebody can halt the world’s sufferings.

Twenty-five years after the show first aired, its popularity remains as strong—and confounding—as ever.