David Letterman was still at NBC when Bill Carter began covering television for the New York Times. On Monday, Carter disclosed that he will be leaving the Times after 25 years now that he has…
The evisceration of Jill Abramson as executive editor of the New York Times earlier this month has sparked spirited debate across the media landscape. Does a sexist double standard still exist in the…
The New York Times announced Wednesday that executive editor Jill Abramson is unexpectedly leaving her post and will be replaced by Dean Baquet, the newspaper’s current managing editor. Formerly an…
The word premieres of two interactive doc projects and the New York debuts of a handful of multiplatform titles — including "Charlie Victor Romeo," the hit Off Broadway docu-play recently turned into…
The New York Times is hosting its first indie film festival on the Internet, streaming four titles on NYTimes.com for free during September, extending bicoastal relationship with Los Angeles-based…
After the New York Times’ website went down Wednesday morning, the newspaper began posting breaking news to its Facebook page and Twitter while attempting to fix the issue. According to the company’s…
For those onboard since the beginning, "Breaking Bad's" final batch of episodes seems destined to produce nothing less than a frenzy, a testament, in part, to how bracingly unpredictable Vince…
Less than a week after it appeared online, New York Times Magazine article “Sleep-away Camp for Postmodern Cowboys” has landed at Universal Pictures. Scott Stuber was competing for rights to the…
Trotting out more high heels and far-fetched plot twists than an Almodovar film, “Tiny Times” is China’s tween girl-power fantasy extraordinaire. Adapting his bestselling serial about four bosom…
If two "Macbeths" is company, is three a crowd? That's a question Broadway types have started to wonder in the wake of glowing reviews for the Kenneth Branagh-toplined revival of "Macbeth," now in…
