Entertainment

I moved coast to coast about six months ago and I still haven't hooked up a new cable connection in my house. Okay – given I'm a public radio…

Bob Dylan will play in San Francisco at the city's Warfield Theater. If you missed the online rush, it's because there wasn't one. Tickets are only on sale today at the 2,500 seat theater. Just one $60 ticket per person. And you have to pay with cash. April Dembosky reports.

Joshua Smith, Principal Flutist for the Cleveland Orchestra, turns to the recorded sounds of nature for the soundtrack to his travels

After five years in the making, "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" is now open at the Universal theme park in Orlando. And it's drawing huge crowds. But the influx of guests is giving Universal a lesson in crowd control. Katie Ball reports.

Lollapalooza kicks off this Friday in Chicago, and despite an investigation is expected to sell out.

Sony, Panasonic and Samsung have all come out with new 3D TV sets. But are consumers prepared to explore a new dimension in their living rooms? Sally Herships reports.

Blu-Ray is taking over classic titles in a move that's providing a golden opportunity for movie studios.

After Larry King announced he was ending his talk show in the fall, CNN has been tackling the challenge of filling his 9 p.m. slot, one of TV's most crucial spots.

Word on the street is that CNN is close to signing a successor for Larry King, who announced that he'd be ending "Larry King Live" this fall. And…

Twenty-five years ago, the Live Aid concert brought together a galaxy of pop stars and changed the business of fundraising.