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National Lampoon CEO Convicted of Financial Fraud, Conspiracy (Updated)
Timothy S. Durham is the second National Lampoon CEO in two years to be convicted of conspiracy in a federal court
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SmartMoney Magazine Goes Online-Only, Slashes 19 Jobs
The Dow Jones & Company magazine cut 25 jobs but added six to its expanded digital team as it eliminates its print edition
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KCRW Launches App on Spotify
KCRW is the first American radio station to create an app on the music-streaming program
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Jonah Lehrer Apologizes for ‘Stupid,’ ‘Lazy’ Self-Plagiarizing in The New Yorker
The New Yorker writer Jonah Lehrer apologized to a New York Times reporter for lifting lines from some of his own previously published work
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Kenneth Lonergan’s ‘Margaret’ Emerges From Web of Lawsuits, to Be Released on DVD
Not even Martin Scorsese's attempts to revive this nearly lost but critcally adored film could bring it to the big screen
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Matt Groening Ends ‘Life in Hell’ After 30 Years, as Newspaper Budgets Dwindle
"Simpsons" creator's comic strip of more than 30 years comes to an end with last Friday's send-off
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WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Seeks Asylum in Ecuador
Julian Assange left the house where he was under house arrest to apply for asylum in London
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Jon Bernthal Tapped for Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Jon Bernthal joined the cast of Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street"
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BuzzFeed to Open Washington, D.C. Bureau, Hires Two Reporters
BuzzFeed hired D.C. veteran John Stanton as bureau chief and Chris Geidner to cover LGBT political affairs
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Linda Hamilton Leads Cast of ‘Air Force One Is Down’
Linda Hamilton, Jeremy Sisto, Amanda Donohoe, Emilie de Ravin, Rupert Graves and Jamie Thomas King make up the cast of "Air Force One Is Down"
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Kevin Costner’s New Lawsuit: Sued for Blocking Neighbor’s View With Trees
On the heels of his battle with Stephen Baldwin, Kevin Costner now has a neighbor who wants him to cut down trees that block his ocean view
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Microsoft Unveils the Surface, a Tablet to Rival Apple’s iPad
Microsoft unveiled the Surface, a tablet to rival the iPad, at a conference in Los Angeles Monday
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KTLA Anchor Must Apologize for Racist Comment About Latinos, Says Watchdog
KTLA 5 Morning News anchor Chris Schauble insinuated bond hearings are as common among Latinos as graduations and baptisms. Now a media watchdog wants an apology
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Glenn Beck’s Media Network Consolidates GBTV, Marketplace Under TheBlaze.com
Glenn Beck's various media properties owned by Mercury Radio Arts are streamlining under the name of his HuffPo-esque news site, TheBlaze.com
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Knight Foundation Grants $1.37 Million to Six New Media Ventures
Six new startups range from a disaster-relief tracking platform to an aggregator of mobile video streams of breaking news