Comedian Chelsea Handler has announced the release of Chelsea Does, a four-part Netflix doc which will focus on drugs, marriage, racism, and Silicon Valley.
Disney has five Star Wars releases planned through 2019, plans to use its Marvel films as a model to continue to create films in the canonic franchise.
Classic rock songwriter Tom Petty will be getting his own channel on satellite radio, getting channel 31 on SiriusXM after hosting his own show for years.
HBO has released the second trailer for upcoming rock and roll drama Vinyl, featuring a frenetic record executive who needs to find the next big sound.
Streaming device manufacturer Roku will launch a new model just for Black Friday which will cost half the amount of the Roku 1, offer the same features.
Apple have released an Android version of their previously iOS-exclusive Apple Music app, aiming to engage smartphone users regardless of operating system.
AMC's CEO has said that the network won't change its traditional year-wait rollout of shows to streaming services, despite Time Warner's plans to do so.
Netlfix has announced a new crime 10-part documentary series called Making a Murderer, focusing on a man who wrongfully served 18 years in prison for rape.
James Franco-helmed rock and roll duo Daddy have signed a record deal with Kobalt, helping bring their next Smiths-inspired release to the masses in 2016.
Lena Dunham's character Hannah can be seen shaking it off in the new teaser for season five of HBO's Girls, before she's rudely interrupted by her mother.
Stephen Colbert showed up a bit late to the Star Wars plot speculation party Wednesday night, when he shared his theories on J.J. Abrams upcoming film.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift has released video featuring a solo piano performance of Out of the Woods to celebrate the album's first full year on shelves.
Chicago musician Chance The Rapper has collaborated with Late Show host Stephen Colbert on a new single, which will hit airwaves during tonight's broadcast
Yahoo's video division has announced a $42 million loss, which it blames on the cost of big budget shows like Community, Sin City Saints, and Other Space.