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An extraordinary thing happened with news app downloads at the start of the term of President Joe Biden.
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The social media giant released its most recent quarterly results after the closing bell on Wednesday.
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Historical epic "Gone With the Wind," made in 1939, remains the top-grossing movie of all time.
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The best western currently available for streaming is "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," according to user and critic ratings on the Internet Movie Database and Rotten Tomatoes.
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Movie theatres were once thought dead in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, AMC is making the case against that with its most recent capital raise.
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Despite a solid performance in the fourth quarter, analysts were somewhat mixed on Netflix after the fact.
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Robert Iger, former Disney chief executive and current executive board chair, made $21.0 million for 2020, as the company fired and furloughed thousands, mostly at its theme parks.
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Apple+ has a long road to elbow itself to the center of the streaming wars. Netflix just showed how competitive the industry continues to be.
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In October, Newsmax had 3% of the number of online visits to Fox News. In December, that number was 19%.
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Will celebrities be enough to carry Twitter through a period when politics is no longer the source of a huge portion of its traffic?
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Sidney Lumet’s 1957 drama about 12 jurors battling over the guilt or innocence of a minority youth charged with murder failed to win any awards at the 1958 Academy Awards but has lived on as a...
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The film sequel with the absolute worst rating is "Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2." It is one sequel that left moviegoers wishing it had never been made.
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News Break, the local news app, raised an impressive $115 million in new funding announced Thursday.
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A recent poll looked at how well-liked the NFL's skill position players are. Drew Brees, the quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, finished first.
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U.S. TV viewership has risen above three hours a day, yet he hours watched vary widely from state to state.
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