Catch his new stuff—it’s fiction for real this time!—at 57th Street art gallery.

A Gen-Y overachiever bets he can turn a profit on a money-losing weekly newspaper. He says he�s used to being underestimated.

Fox News anchor to tend bar.

How 25 years of MTV have changed the world (for better and worse).

A reality show colonizes the Daily News, where—surprise—hard reporting, not gossip, makes for the best TV.

Showtime’s Cain-and-Abel crime drama Brotherhood sings a familiar tune, but with an Irish lilt.

By all rights, Star Jones Reynolds shouldn’t be a beleaguered punch line—she should be a chick-lit heroine.

Coming for boss of “Page Six.”

Arthur Carter is on the verge of selling his salmon-colored paper to Robert De Niro’s Tribeca gang. And Mr. Chips–ish editor Peter Kaplan thinks it’s peachy.

It’s no Margaritaville.