Entertainment

Services like Hulu want revenue, but it's moving toward relying on viewers -- in addition to advertisers -- to pay. The new model may mean that consumers may not be able to cut their cable cord quite yet.

"Battleship" has already made $170 million, but isn't set to open here in the U.S. for another two and a half weeks. "The Avengers," too, was released first overseas.

American Bandstand legend Dick Clark's knack for spotting an emerging star is getting much attention today, but he was a very effective entrepreneur -- turning his public persona into a publicly traded company, Dick Clark Productions, that amassed a fortune.

It's one way to market a movie, but it doesn't seem like it's building for success. The forthcoming Miley Cyrus movie called "LOL," according to the L.A. Times, will have no marketing budget to speak of and will be released first in just seven cities.

Usually, it's network broadcasters and cable channels that pitch advertisers at the upfronts. Now, there are new kids on the block.

DreamWorks Animation SKG and five other studios are teaming up to convert DVDs into an online movie library.

Former disc jockey and current Marketplace reporter Bob Moon shares 1040-themed songs over the decades.

New Orleans has long been a music Mecca, but it has surprisingly little infrastructure for the business side of the industry. To help fill this gap, two hip-hop entrepreneurs have been sharing the gospel of copyright and licensing with local musicians and producers.

Television’s bare-knuckle competition to rule the morning air is nothing new. But the networks upped the ante this week.