Legit News: Bipolar musical has taken in $28 million so far — Broadway tuner “Next to Normal” will shutter in January after almost two years on the boards.

Top News: Accord to encourage lensing in each other’s territory — Hollywood and Bollywood signed a cooperation pact Wednesday at Paramount, creating the Los Angeles-Indian Film Council.

Channel 4’s head of channel management, Rosemary Newell, is to step down after 13 years at the broadcaster.

More than 900 viewers have complained to Ofcom over Cheryl Cole’s refusal to vote on Sunday night’s The X Factor.

As the cold winter weather sets in brands do their best to warm up consumer spending with seasonal messages.

Revenue at Clear Channel Outdoor’s international division, which includes the UK, was up 3.9% year on year to $361.8m (£224.1m) in the three months to the end of September 2010.

Amazon is to introduce more generous revenue share terms next month for newspaper and magazine publishers selling titles in its Kindle Store.

The Daily Mirror is set to be the title sponsor for the Grand Slam of Darts, broadcast live on ITV4 from 13 to 21 November.

Reader’s Digest is to make a bid to increase its circulation by half over the next three years, to 600,000 copies, by launching an “extensive programme” of consumer sampling.

The big retailers fight it out to be the first destination for Christmas shoppers, while EuroMillions builds excitement for this week’s draw