Brett Gold

This weekend Paramount's 'Noah' hits theaters, but not without controversy as many religious groups have taken issue with its content.

HBO has announced it is submitting 'True Detective' as a mini-series instead of as a drama, but will that Emmy strategy pay off or backfire?

NBC's renewing its popular 'Chicago Fire' and 'Chicago PD' series is a smart move, but it could lead to another spin-off?

'Divergent' may have easily won the box office, but the battle over the profitability of young adult films is still going strong, especially with more on the horizon in 2014.

The CW's final new show of this TV season made a big impact with its debut, but now what does 'The 100's' early success mean for the network as a whole?

With news breaking every day in Hollywood, a number of stories get overlooked that should be a bigger deal than reported. This is a look at three you might have missed.

This weekend 'Divergent' hits theaters and while critics may be mixed in their opinions of the film itself, analysts believe it is well on its way to a strong box office debut.

Following the success of The CW's "Arrow," executives have been looking to launch a similar show. "The Flash" looks like the answer, and its rollout bodes well for the show's success.

As "Glee" celebrates its milestone 100th episode, it's interesting to look back at its many accomplishments and the stunning impact the show had on pop culture.

Following his worst opening by one of his films at the box office, many have wondered if Tyler Perry's hot streak is over. Do the numbers back up that theory?

While crowd-sourcing helped 'Veronica Mars' get to the big screen, all eyes this weekend are on how the movie ultimately does. If it succeeds, the entertainment industry could be on the verge of a big change.

While Netflix is win the streaming war for the moment, Amazon's strategy to develop its new shows could prove to be a game-changer ... and one that maybe should be adapted by the traditional networks.

With the Olympics over, NBC is ready to launch its spring Sunday lineup this weekend. But while 'Believe' and 'Crisis' are both strong series, will that be enough to get audiences to commit?

CBS joined Fox and The CW this week by giving early renewals to its top series, but the ones that didn't get the thumbs up speak volumes for the company's strategy.

ABC's new approach to keep viewers happy and rerun-free for longer was a big risk, but early returns are positive.

HBO's 'True Detective' wrapped on Sunday with impressive numbers, but it's what those numbers mean that tell a more interesting story.

After getting knocked off the top of the box office last week, Warner Brothers came to theaters with its army and saw '300: Rise of an Empire" reclaim the top spot. Meanwhile, Fox's 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' also had a respectable showing.

Fox's "Cosmos" represents a new way of thinking for TV networks and its success will be watched closely by rivals who may be interested in investing in similar programming.

ABC hasn't had a lot luck with its midseason slate this year, which makes "Resurrection" a very important series for the network.

With a number of shows ending their runs on HBO this year, the network needed 'True Detective' to be a success, which it looks to have been on a few levels.