Netflix vs. Hulu: Streaming Superpowers Get in Slap Fight
According to a recent Netlfix press release, the current streamable content superpower (20 million subscribers as of two weeks ago) has struck a two-year licensing deal with CBS Corp. to allow users with streaming capabilities access to CBS's extensive TV library. This means episodes of recent hits like "Medium" will commingle with old favorites such as "The Andy Griffith Show," "Cheers," "Twin Peaks," and "Family Ties," not to mention with...

Reality TV Claims Another Wayward Soul, Crushes It, Gives It Free House
The so-called "Golden Voice"d Ted Williams, a homeless man who became an overnight Internet sensation after he was recorded while panhandling on a Columbus, Ohio roadside, has recently signed a deal to star in his own reality television series. The appropriately titled "Second Chance At Life" will detail Williams's path from radio personality to destitute drug addict, and back again.