Hasta La Creative!

On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Mayor Bill de Blasio faced pointed questions about his stance on New York charter schools and conceded that his public-relations efforts had to improve.

News organizations are rushing to form alliances with new companies they hope can give them an edge in finding stories and attracting younger viewers.

The improbable relationship between a governor with his eyes on the White House and a network determined to break into the top tier has curdled in a spectacularly public fashion.

The host says his decision follows “ill-judged comments” about Sarah Palin, the former Republican vice-presidential nominee.

The actor Alec Baldwin, who hosts “Up Late,” caused an uproar after video was released of a confrontation he had with reporters, in which he used a gay slur.

On Thursday night, the network drew a surprisingly young audience for the documentary about the safety and ethics of confining killer whales.

Sally Kohn, one of the Fox News Channel’s most visible liberal pundits, parted ways with the network this week.

Ms. Kelly’s new show at 9 p.m. had an audience of more than two million, but trailed MSNBC among the younger viewers advertisers pay to reach.

Only five months after he was switched to weekends, Ed Schultz will rejoin the network’s weekday lineup at 5 p.m.

Nuance doesn’t do well on cable, so a topic as fraught as race often ends up being covered in cartoonish ways during signal events like the death of Trayvon Martin.