The developers of the under-construction $2 billion dollar Xanadu entertainment complex in the Meadowlands have recently announced plans to build the world's largest ferris wheel.

Members of the Writers Guild of America have overwhelmingly approved a new contract with Hollywood studios that increases payment for shows offered on the Internet, the union said Tuesday.

As the recording industry’s nationwide legal battle against college music sharers enters its second year, Ohio University — once ground zero in that campaign — is no longer under fire.

Live Nation Inc., the nation's largest live event and venue management company, said Thursday it narrowed its fourth-quarter loss.

Negotiations stretched into early Monday between striking Broadway stagehands and theater producers.

Juilliard School

The Metropolitan Opera is expanding its young artists program by partnering with the Juilliard School, one of its Lincoln Center neighbors.

The global mobile music market is expected to rise to more than $17.5 billion by 2012.

This summer, pack up your instrument, open your mind, and enter the boundary-breaking world of Medeski Martin & Wood.

Rodeo

A group of Hispanic leaders said Tuesday that Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials haven't done enough to include Hispanics, so they are calling for a boycott of the three-week show that starts Monday.

When people say John Work III had "big ears," they're not being unkind.

Apple announced that iTunes is now the number two music retailer in the US, behind only Wal-Mart, based on the latest data from the NPD Group and that iTunes now has 50 million customers.

Fox

The political thriller "Vantage Point" secured the top spot at the weekend box office, earning an estimated $24 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.