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Almost 8 in 10 U.S. homes have a smart TV, and smart TVs account for 6 in 10 TV sets, according to the Hub

LOS ANGELES — Ask a Hollywood studio executive about the state of the entertainment business these days, and many will say, “Don’t ask.”

As contract negotiations have continued, leaders of the Writers Guild of America have asked their members to give them authority to call a strike should they fail to reach an agreement on a new contract with studios by May 1. While a strike is not assured, many in Hollywood say…

A city centre venue is launching boozy brunch afternoons with drag queens, entertainment, brunch treats and cocktails for just £30 per person.

Four Democratic lawmakers have asked the DoJ to “investigate the state of competition” in labor and consumer markets impacted by the deal

Dreamers and Erotica will come before the council's licencing committee

Amazon and Sky both offer first-party TVs built around their respective smart platforms and services, but which one is better?

Sky Stream brings together everything you want to watch in one place, and with no satellite dish to install.

The place has bowling, crazy golf, curling and more - and the toilets are an attraction on their own

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Rep David Cicilline lead group highlighting effect on jobs and competition in the industry and reduced choice for media consumers

The adviser at the Royal Court, Turki Al Al-Sheikh, chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA), presented awards to the 20 winners of the “Otr Al Kalam” program in its final episode, on Friday. Saudi contestant Mohammed Al-Sharif, was awarded SAR 2 million ($533,300) for…