A look at how cable dramas changed the business of television.

Movies and television have sometimes reflected and sometimes shaped our ideas of how the American middle class lives.

Studios rely more and more on teams of heroes and dynamic duos in action films. Is the lone action man a thing of the past?

"Sleepless in Seattle" producer Lynda Obst explains why studios can't stop making sequels.

The summer concert tour season is under way. How important financially are these tours for bands?

Television executives pitch advertisers on their new lineups this week in elaborate presentations called upfronts. But can the networks still compete with cable?

In her new book, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong takes a look at Mary Richards and the rest of the gang from the WJM newsroom and the real-life people behind the "Mary Tyler Moore Show."

Disney is releasing two distinct versions of "Iron Man 3" this week: The international version and the Chinese version. How is Hollywood tailoring movies for the growing Chinese audience?

The latest Tom Cruise sci-fi thriller, "Oblivion," hits theaters this week. Will American audiences be in the mood to see it?

The MPAA responds to calls for better policing of violence in movies, by increasing the TYPE SIZE on existing explanations. Why? To protect its business at the PG-13 level.