Two reporters detained during Black Lives Matter protest in Rochester

What’s next for HLN after Nancy Grace?
The announcement that Nancy Grace will be leaving when her contract ends will likely surprise many viewers. Grace is a fixture on the network, which she has made her home for 12 years.

Is Facebook an echo chamber? If so, they’re OK with that
Facebook feels no obligation to burst your bubble — to algorithmically adjust your News Feed to show you opposing points of view.

First look at Tom Hanks as ‘Sully’

#OscarsSoWhite creator weighs in on Academy’s new diversity
“A lot of work still must be done,” April Reign says of efforts to add minority representation to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is responsible for the Oscars.

‘The BFG’ can’t recapture Steven Spielberg’s old magic
Wonder and whimsy are difficult to conjure on screen, and those qualities are too often beyond the reach of ‘The BFG,’ Steven Spielberg’s movie based on Roald Dahl’s children’s book.

Movie merger! Lionsgate buys Starz for $4.4 billion
Lionsgate, the studio behind the popular “Hunger Games” movies, is buying cable network Starz. It’s another example of the clout that John Malone, who backs both companies, has in Hollywood.

Nancy Grace leaving HLN
Nancy Grace is leaving her network home of the past 12 years it was announced Thursday.

Jessica Williams is leaving ‘The Daily Show’
Williams’ departure means the show, already going through a rocky period, will be without one of its most popular correspondents.

Movie Academy seeks to promote diversity with expanded roster of new members
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Sumner Redstone’s illegible signature looms over Viacom drama
The latest hearing in the ongoing legal war over Redstone and Viacom comes just after the release of a visual reminder of exactly what the drama is about.

Rolling Stone libel suit over discredited UVA rape article is dismissed
Rolling Stone wins dismissal of libel suit brought by members of UVA fraternity in discredited story about gang rape.

Academy Award voting tests diversity vow after #OscarsSoWhite campaign
Voting for 17 seats on the Academy Awards begins Wednesday and could test the academy’s pledge for diversity amid the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.

Media unites to highlight San Francisco homeless crisis
Led by the San Francisco Chronicle, nearly 80 media organizations put San Francisco’s homeless crisis — and possible solutions — top of mind.

Guardian editor makes post-Brexit appeal for funding from readers
In a note to readers asking for donations, Katharine Viner said traffic to the paper’s website hit record levels after the Brexit vote, but noted that the paper has been facing financial obstacles

Swimsuits out of Miss Teen USA pageant
Swimsuits at the Miss Teen USA pageant are officially dead in the water.

Facebook’s latest News Feed change may hurt publishers
Facebook is changing News Feed to prioritize posts from users’ friends over material shared by publishers. It’s also sharing its “values” for the first time.

Sumner Redstone tells Viacom CEO effort to stay on board is futile
Sumner Redstone’s National Amusements issued a warning Tuesday to Viacom executives who are fighting to keep their board seats, telling them that their legal challenges are futile.

House Benghazi report strategically leaked in apparent orchestrated blitz
The House Benghazi report was strategically leaked to certain media Tuesday morning, frustrating Democrats who had yet to see the full report.

‘Game of Thrones’ nabs series best ratings for explosive finale
“Game of Thrones” brought in its biggest viewership for the season six finale on Sunday night.

Rupert Murdoch calls Brexit ‘wonderful’
Rupert Murdoch came out in support of Britain leaving the EU in his first public comments following the referendum.

Frontline tackles fraught police-minority relationship in ‘Policing the Police’
Frontline’s “Policing the Police” provides a bracing and illuminating look at the fraught relationships between law enforcement and young African-American men.

‘Daily Show’ gets social media scorn for Texas abortion tweet
“The Daily Show” found itself in the middle of a social media controversy Monday after sending a tweet that some found inappropriate.

Derek Jeter’s ‘Players’ Tribune’ broadens ambitions with video series
Derek Jeter’s ‘Players’ Tribune’ is counting on new video series with “Scouting Myself” to expand its ambitions and income. The series is sponsored content.

‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ lacks fireworks at the box office
“Independence Day: Resurgence” didn’t bring any fireworks at the box office this weekend.

‘Game of Thrones’ season finale sets stage for epic march toward finish
The ‘Game of Thrones’ season finale was hardly a low-key exercise.

“Who will we dress for, now?” Fashion photographer Bill Cunningham dies
Longtime NY Times fashion photographer, Bill Cunningham, died Saturday at the age of 87.

Three news outlets turned away from Trump golf course event
Reporters from three different news outlets were denied entry to a Donald Trump event at his golf course in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch sit down for post-Brexit dinner
Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch are meeting for dinner on Saturday — just one day after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union.

‘Independence Day’ sequel loses the battle against silliness
Review: “Independence Day: Resurgence” fights a losing battle against the twin forces of chaos and sheer silliness.

Brexit, House sit-in coverage provide boon to besieged cable bundle
C-SPAN, BBC World News have moments in the spotlight

Brexit vote is a big win for British tabloids
Britain’s vote to leave the European Union brought jubilant headlines from some of the UK’s largest newspapers which had campaigned for a “leave” vote.

Brexit ‘major blow’ to film and TV industry, but not to ‘Game of Thrones’
The UK’s exit from the EU could impact the country’s film and television industries, but not on “Game of Thrones.”

Cameron Crowe’s ‘Roadies’ hits flat note in Showtime debut
Cameron Crowe’s “Roadies,” a Showtime dramedy, has a ho-hum quality.

CNN hires Corey Lewandowski as political commentator
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Movie criticism is dominated by men, study finds
Movie criticism on review site Rotten Tomatoes is dominated by men, a new study finds.

Viacom legal battle: What we know so far
The high-stakes legal dispute that will determine the future of Viacom is playing out in multiple theaters, and the question that comes up in each jurisdiction is whether 93-year-old Sumner Redstone will be examined for mental competency.

Led Zeppelin did not copy ‘Stairway to Heaven’ intro, jury finds
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Bill Simmons brings minor-league quality to HBO talk show ‘Any Given Wednesday’
Bill Simmons ended his gilded run at ESPN on bad terms, and the war of words has continued since he left.

Is Hollywood’s sequel bubble about to burst?
“Independence Day: Resurgence” is Hollywood’s latest sequel. Is the industry in the middle of a sequel bubble?

C-SPAN moves into spotlight with Democrats’ protest: ‘This is our story’
C-SPAN is calling in extra staff members and refreshing Periscope constantly as it provides nonstop live coverage of a strange sight inside the House of Representatives.

HBO cancels ‘Vinyl’ in about-face from earlier renewal