Chancellor Agard is a media and culture reporter for the International Business Times and has a masters degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He has also contributed to Entertainment Weekly and The Daily Beast.
'You're The Worst' Creator Stephen Falk Teases Season 2
The FXX series "You're the Worst," which is returning for its second season on Sep. 9, is a dark twist on the romantic comedy genre.
Brainy Bradley Cooper Movie Goes From Big Screen To Small
The team behind CBS' "Limitless," based on the Bradley Cooper film, previews what's to come in the show's freshman season.
Forecasting Tech In The 2060s
The upcoming TV show "Minority Report,' based on Steven Spielberg's innovative 2002 movie, merges futuristic sci-fi with the police procedural genre.
Inside The Music Of USA's 'Mr. Robot'
Ahead of the first season finale of "Mr. Robot," composer Mac Quayle looks back on the music for this season's important moments.
Comic Book Bad Guys Are People Too
David Mandel's new "Sopranos"-inspired comic, "Hank Johnson, Agent of Hydra," examines the mundane life of a Marvel terrorist.
Cablevision Courts Cable TV-Cutters With CBS, Showtime
Cablevision and CBS Corporation will be the first cable or satellite provider to offer CBS' Web streaming services to its broadband subscribers.
DC Comics Takes On Trump, Deez Nuts In 'Prez'
New series from DC Comics seems ripped from the headlines, even though it takes place in 2036.
NBCUniversal Invests $200M In BuzzFeed
This announcement comes a week after NBCUniversal made a similar investment in Vox Media.
Universal's Secret Weapon: Diversity And Sequels
Fast cars, dinosaurs, Amy Schumer and N.W.A.: Universal Pictures had something for everyone this summer, and it paid off.
You Can Make It Here, And Take The Viewer Anywhere
With many TV productions leaving Hollywood, there are more series filmed in New York than ever before — even ones set in cities that look nothing like the Big Apple.
For HBO, The Word Of The Day Is 'Kids'
A new deal between HBO and Sesame Workshop will bring the next five seasons of "Sesame Street" to the premium subscription channel.
Netflix Movies Get A Special Guest
"Mascots," an original movie from the famed mockumentarian Christopher Guest, will premiere in 2016.
Which GOP Candidate Will Be Colbert's First Guest?
Stephen Colbert, sans shtick, will get a chance to talk politics with Jeb Bush on his first "Late Show" episode next month.
What Made 'Fantastic Four' So Bad?
The reboot of the "Fantastic Four" franchise made less than half the prior two installments during its opening weekend.
Big Ratings For Final 'Daily Show'
Jon Stewart's final night was the show's second-most-watched episode behind a 2008 "Daily Show" interview with President Obama.
Christie-Paul NSA Quarrel Wins On Social Media
Facebook blew up Thursday after a heated exchange between Chris Christie and Rand Paul, which centered around NSA spying.
Chinese Box Office Pumps Iron Man’s Paycheck
Foreign box office helped propel superhero movies last year, according to Forbes' annual list of the world's highest-paid actors.
The Schumer Family Tackles Gun Violence
Amy Schumer and her famous cousin, Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York, are calling for tighter gun control.
The Real 'Mission: Impossible'? Making 'Vacation' A Hit
Tom Cruise's latest "Mission: Impossible" exceeded expectations, but moviegoers didn't think "Vacation" was worth the trip.
Subway Calls Jared Fogle Allegations 'Appalling'
Subway dropped Jared Fogle as a representative in early July, after authorities began investigating him for child pornography.