Life Entertainment
featured
Thinking about working in Hollywood but don't know how much you money you could make? Wonder no more.
» Read More
More
-
The launch of rating app, “Peeple”, has got the Internet up in arms, and one tech firm has unintentionally been swept up in the controversy.
-
Stretching almost a quarter of a mile across a nearly 600-foot deep chasm in China's Hunan province, is Haohan Qiao, a glass-bottomed bridge.
-
Creators of "The Lego Movie", Christopher Miller and Phil Lord, have joined forces with Fox 21 TV Studios, to option the rights to the Serial podcast.
-
As Disney's Bob Iger celebrates 10 years, Michael Morris, entertainment & media analyst at Guggenheim, discusses the CEO's incredible achievements.
-
Blake Lively told Vogue she's shutting down her lifestyle website Preserve, USA Today reports.
-
The market for distressed properties has spread from the housing market to the very heart of Sin City.
-
This week at the Global Gaming Expo, the industry is trying to figure out how to attract a younger crowd with new interests.
-
Axel Springer is taking a minority stake in lifestyle website operator Thrillist Media Group, CEO Mathias Doepfner tells CNBC.
-
It has not been a good year to be a shareholder in a major casino company. But the CEO says, "We're doing better, thank God."
-
Jonathan Papelbon received a four-game suspension for assaulting Bryce Harper. But the pitcher's field performance is more of a concern for the team.
-
Google Nexus 5X starts at $379, 6P at $499. Both phones are expected to ship in late October.
-
People risking their lives recently in search of better ones in Europe, has thrown up a debate over whether to define them as refugees or migrants.
-
Neptune Group said on Tuesday it may have to wind down operations if the number of VIP gamers in Macau's casinos continues to fall.
-
As Danny Boyle's latest creation "Steve Jobs" hits cinemas this Fall, already controversy is stirring thanks to Jobs' successor, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook.
-
Comcast is buying a majority stake in theme park operator Universal Studios' Japanese arm for $1.5 billion.
-
Screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin told CNBC he hopes Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook enjoys his film “Steve Jobs” as much as he enjoyed the company's products.
-
Comcast has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Universal Studios Japan for $1.5B to accelerate its global theme park strategy.
-
Facebook is launching new tools for ad deployment and measurement that speaks Madison Avenue's TV-centric language.
-
An anti-capitalist “bemusement park” resembling a child’s worst nightmare has become a business-friendly dream come true for an English seaside town.
-
Videogames publisher Activision is creating an e-sports league for “Call of Duty,” the first-person shooter, with a prize pot of $3 million.
Contact Entertainment
-
CNBC NEWSLETTERS
Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
To learn more about how we use your information,
please read our Privacy Policy.▲