Arts & Entertainment News

Even if they're just LOLcats or Rebecca Black, memes have more impact than you think.

Hulu may require users to log in with their cable subscription information to watch content, as the cable industry leans on its advantages to keep customers from cutting the cord.

Apple is fighting to keep a deposition of late co-founder Steve Jobs under wraps, as the company attempts to hold on to its trade secrets, and advantage, in the music business.

Apple's next big innovation is happening in television.

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) bounced back as the "world's leading Internet TV network," but the company's future lies in its ability to successfully produce original programming.

Legendary rapper Tupac Shakur is going on tour, despite being dead, highlighting how holographic technology can bring back late greats to grace the stage.

Steve Jobs transformed computer culture, and a new movie promises to etch his early legacy into the public consciousness.

Internet activism can be quite effective, as in the case of a film's campaign to reach its intended audience, but it also runs the risk of putting people behind suspect causes.

Bravo plans to produce a "Silicon Valley" reality TV show, which pries into the private lives of top technology execs, giving audiences a peek into the lives of the rich and powerful.

As digital streaming services continue to battle for subscriptions, another crop of competitors fight to bring them to your living room, putting game consoles in the center of a changing entertainment market.

A new tablet app reinvents magazines for the digital age, allowing readers to access multiple magazines in one digital newsstand subscription.

It's no April Fool's joke: Actor Ashton Kutcher has signed on to portray Steve Jobs in an independent film about the tech visionary.

"Angry Birds" are launching themselves into an animated video series, the next step in Rovio's push to make the international gaming success into an all-out franchise.

Netflix's subscriber count took a hit after poor pricing restructuring and resistance from content providers unwilling to negotiate licensing deals, but new data suggests the streaming company is poised for a comeback.

Harry Potter books are now available for digital download, and J.K. Rowling's uncommon sales method may challenge conventional e-publishing pricing.