Los Angeles-based artist Jake Longstreth finds inspiration in ubiquitous chain restaurants and retail stores. 

U.S. Ski & Snowboard and USA Surfing both want to manage the U.S. surf team.

Consumers are not only cancelling their Disney subscriptions, they’re boycotting the companies who advertise with affiliates owned by Nexstar and Sinclair. 

The Jimmy Kimmel controversy underscored how vulnerable late-night show hosts are when employed by major conglomerates. 

Customers are looking for relatively inexpensive treats, and it takes less staff and equipment to serve drinks.

Warren Littlefield, the producer behind “Fargo” and “The Handmaid’s Tale,” weighs in on the business of making television, Jimmy Kimmel’s return to air, and more.

For one thing, big networks have different priorities, business models, and futures than the TV station groups that do the broadcasting.

A COVID-era tax credit for Broadway is going away. The industry still needs that boost to keep investments flowing and shows running.

People who sew are reluctant to shop online, but trust in the businesses behind the screen can go a long way.

In-person shopping for plus-size clothes can be frustrating. The Seattle Fat Mall aims to re-write that experience by centering and celebrating customers with larger bodies.