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For Ms. Pauley, who catapulted to fame as an anchor of the “Today” show 40 years ago, the move represents an unexpected late-career comeback.

Antoine Fuqua’s ethnically diverse remake of the John Sturges classic includes heavy-hitting stars like Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt.

An F.C.C. commissioner may not side with her fellow Democrats on a plan that would make it easier to combine streaming services and cable channels on one device.

The reporter Gabriel Sherman has been spied on, insulted and threatened as he has taken on the powerful and volatile former Fox chairman Roger Ailes.

There comes a time when even Jann Wenner needs a little help from his friends.

After a five-decade run full of interviews with pop stars and presidents, the founder of Rolling Stone is selling 49% of the iconic magazine to an Asian billionaire’s son. It’s the first time Mr. Wenner has admitted an outside investor, a deal that encapsulates the plight of an industry fighting to stay relevant in an online age. Wenner Media LLC also owns Us Weekly and Men’s Journal.

Founded in 1967, Rolling Stone became a fixture of American pop culture, helping launch the careers of writers and creative artists over almost 50 years. But like many of its peers, the magazine has steadily lost advertising and readership to nimbler online alternatives. In 2014, Mr. Wenner tasked his son Gus with devising a digital strategy. Now Mr. Wenner, who started Rolling Stone from a San Francisco warehouse, plans to relinquish as much of his magazine as possible without ceding control.

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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won’t be the only man and woman dueling on TV on Monday night. Audi is seizing on the highly anticipated presidential debate by running a new ad showing two hotel valets battling to get behind the wheel of an Audi RS 7.

The spot, by Venables Bell & Partners, will air during coverage of all of the three presidential debates, across major networks covering the showdowns.

The spot is filled with political references and plays out in reverse chronological order. It ends by stating: “Beautiful things are worth fighting for. Choose the next driver wisely.”

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Advertising Agency:Nydrle, Prague, Czech Republic
Creative Director:Roman Cihalik
Art Director:Roman Cihalik
Copywriter:Jana Kneschke
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