Golden Globes an early indicator for Oscar winners?
Celebrities from the big and small screens will come together on Sunday for the 2014 Golden Globe Awards.
Amy Poehler and Tina Fey will once again take up hosting duties for this year's ceremony, which has gained a reputation as a place for A-listers to cut loose and check their inhibitions at the door.
Golden Globes 2014: Who should win vs. who will win
OutFront: Rob Shutter is a showbiz columnist and host of "The Gossip Table" on VH1.
SeaWorld IP address tied to lopsided 'Blackfish' poll numbers
A recent online poll conducted by the Orlando Business Journal asked if the documentary "BlackFish", which aired on CNN, changed your opinion of SeaWorld.
Did SeaWorld stuff ballots for 'Blackfish' poll?
More than 90 percent of respondents said no, which seemed a bit 'fishy' to the paper. So they looked into it and found that more than half of the votes came from a SeaWorld IP address.
CNN's Martin Savidge has the latest.
"Duck Dynasty" stars launch line of guns
The controversy over Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson's anti-gay comments doesn't appear to be slowing down the family's business.
"Duck Dynasty" launches its own line of guns
Gunmaker Mossberg has announced that it will be launching a "Duck Dynasty" line of guns.
OutFront: Aaron smith of CNN Money.
Beatles, Beyonce use iTunes for innovative releases
A treasure trove of 59 Beatles recordings were releases on iTunes Tuesday, many of which had been bootlegged over the years, but had never seen an official release.
That's just a few days after a surprise iTunes release of a 'visual album' from Beyonce, which sold over 800,000 copies in just three days - an iTunes record.
.@Beyonce doesn't need hype to release an album - Speakeasy editor for @WSJ @cjfarley says #OutFront
— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) December 18, 2013
OutFront: Christopher John Farley is the Speakeasy editor with the Wall Street Journal, and author of the upcoming novel "Game World".
Apple unveils plans for "spaceship" campus
Apple's futuristic new headquarters is a three million square foot complex was Steve Jobs' final innovation for the tech giant.
New glimpses of Apple's 'spaceship' campus
On Tuesday, Apple was given the final approval from the City of Cupertino, California.
Dan Simon has the story OutFront.
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