Boston Globe Envisions Donald Trump Presidency With Mock Front Page
The parody imagined a country in turmoil under Mr. Trump and was paired with an editorial urging Republicans to put forth a different nominee.
Advertising: Ad Agency Enlists Comedians to Get the Creative Juices Flowing
Funworks in San Francisco includes sketch and improv performers in its brainstorming process and invites clients to collaborate.
For Staff on ‘Naked and Afraid,’ Work Is Just a Blur
To make the Discovery Channel reality show suitable for family television viewing, five full-time visual effects artists labor behind the scenes.
Mediator: Panama Papers Leak Signals a Shift in Mainstream Journalism
The tentative merger between the Fourth Estate and the Fifth Estate takes another step as the rules change in the business of unearthing secrets.
William Hamilton, Popular Cartoonist at The New Yorker, Dies in Car Crash
Mr. Hamilton, whose works often skewered the rich and powerful, died in a crash in Lexington, Ky., on Friday.
New Rock Hall of Fame Class Confronts a Familiar Identity Crisis
The induction of N.W.A this year reignited a long-running debate: What exactly is rock ’n’ roll, anyway?
Toni Grant, Therapist of the Airwaves, Dies at 73
Dr. Grant, who described her show as “a soap opera that educates,” was on the air for almost 20 years.
Bruce Springsteen Cancels North Carolina Concert Over Bias Law
Saying “some things are more important than a rock show,” Mr. Springsteen sharply criticized the law, on gay and transgender rights, and the politicians who supported it.
Journalist, 9, Responds to Her Critics and Becomes a Media Star
Hilde Kate Lysiak’s reporting on a murder in her town for her news website set off a wave of criticism that she responded to in a video that got widespread attention.
Even Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Divides the Public
Mr. Trump’s Hollywood star, in a prime location on Hollywood Boulevard, draws fans and opponents and is often vandalized.
Sports Business: The N.F.L. Has Seen the Future, and It Is WWE Wrestling
With its recently announced Twitter deal, the N.F.L. seems to be following the lead of the WWE’s streaming app.
In Reddit’s Unruly Corners, Trump Finds Support
Sites like Reddit and 4chan have become a sort of proving ground, where an extreme, Internet-amped version of Donald Trump’s message is shared and refined.
Final ‘American Idol’ Draws 13.3 Million Viewers
“Idol” was the highest rated show on Thursday night in total viewers and in the 18-to-49 year old age bracket that is important to advertisers.
Critic’s Notebook: ‘American Idol’ Ends With One Final Argument Over the Winner
“Idol” was a great national example of criticism being an act everyone engages in, as the finale pitted La’Porsha Renae and Trent Harmon.
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