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There are several possible reasons why your significant other’s physical activity may be spiking at 4 am when you are not around. Most of them are not good.

The non-profit Comedy Gives Back has been helping people for years, but now it's focusing on helping comics with financial problems deal with mental health, addiction and other health issues.

Amidst an avalanche of XR news, these stories stand out.

Prince Harry, Tony Robbins, Devin Nunes are among those filing suit.

Ten weeks after weak investor demand forced Endeavor to pull its planned IPO in the final hour, the talent agency powerhouse isn’t giving up on its ambitions to transform into an entertainment production hub.

The purchase of StubHub by its biggest competitor, the controversial ticket resale website Viagogo, has been announced as a "win-win" deal, but music industry leaders and consumer groups think otherwise.

A new report finds pay TV subscriptions remained steady in 2019, suggesting the rush to cancel may be over. We've hit a lull in the cord cutting phenomenon.

Why are these called "smart speakers?" The power is not in the speaker, but in the cloud-based technology that powers the device.

“The Scott Malkinson Show” is surprisingly good.

Part of the strategy behind picking franchises? Finding brands that their pre-existing audiences are already excited about.

With the premiere of the hit pay cable drama revival of "The L Word,' Jennifer Beals discusses why the timing was right for a reboot and how the new characters differ from the old.

Fans can’t get enough of mementos like cars, clothing and handwritten lyrics.

“Some people think I have a lot of cash. I actually don’t,” he said.

This electronic twist on the Rubik's Cube breathes new life into a beloved old game. And it still has that satisfying click.

"I heard you paint houses."

The Viacom CBS merger closes today after markets close, in a marriage of necessity of two "traditional" media giants looking to survive in an increasingly digitally-driven world increasingly led by new tech-driven media giants Apple, Amazon, Google, AT&T and Verizon.

In this the conclusion of our three part series on the amusement show, we're stretching the definition of VR to include other immersive attractions.