Brian Lowry

For top journalists at elite news organizations, a song by The Clash perhaps best describes their ethical dilemma: Should I stay or should I go?

Since pulling “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” off the air last week , the Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC, has experienced fierce blowback from

The new documentary “Predators” examines the Chris Hansen show's conflicted legacy, which has extended through QAnon and the Jeffrey Epstein case

The following contains major spoilers about the "Game of Thrones" season finale.

David Ellison box office promises for a merged Paramount-WBD are drawing skepticism, raising questions about whether he's offering genuine commitment or lip service to Hollywood and regulators.

Faced with declining work and an ailing healthcare fund, the Writers Guild has ratified a four-year AMPTP deal that, veterans tell Status, reflects a sad commentary on the industry's health.

Netflix's wide release of Greta Gerwig's “Narnia” stunned Hollywood. Now, some theater owners cheering the move tell Status they suspect the streaming giant is quietly changing its tune on the box office.

The entertainment industry’s job crisis has bled into California’s gubernatorial and L.A.’s mayoral race. As the high-stakes primary nears, a palpable angst is confounding prognosticators and testing alliances.

Supermodel Hoyt Richards describes how he became involved with the 1980s cult Eternal Values in Chris Smith's three-part documentary series that also features interviews from other models, former members and archival footage.

Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim may have averted a full-scale “60 Minutes” mutiny—for now—but their decision to stay came with a clear warning to CBS News management.