Much of the S&P 500 have already shared their second-quarter results, but earnings season rolls on this week.

Big media players will take their turns stepping into the spotlight this week. Tuesday morning look for results from Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS). Earnings per share are expected be by about 11 percent higher than a year ago to $1.16, while revenue is up about five percent to $12.16 billion.

Twenty-First Century Fox (NASDAQ: FOXA), Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) and Viacom (NASDAQ: VIAB) are scheduled to report Wednesday. Analysts are looking for earnings growth from all three to $0.39, $0.84 and $1.44 per share, respectively. However, shares are expected to have slipped more than 6 percent at Time Warner to $6.87 billion and less than 4 percent to $3.56 billion at Viacom.

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CBS (NYSE: CBS) chimes in after the markets close on Thursday, and the consensus forecast calls for per-share earnings of $0.73, which would be down from $0.76 EPS a year ago. Revenues missed estimates in the previous quarter, and it is expected to be lower for the full year a well.

Earnings growth is also expected when Cablevision and Dish Network report this week, but AOL, Liberty Media and News Corp. will offer up earnings declines, if analysts are correct.

Though the big-box retailers and department stores begin to report their earnings next week, retailers CVS Caremark (NYSE: CVS), Michael Kors (NYSE: KORS) and Office Depot (NYSE: ODP) will get a jump on them this week.

The forecast for drug store operator CVS calls for EPS of $1.10 and sales of $33.47 billion, or up almost 12 percent and about 7 percent, respectively, from a year ago. Fashion producer and retailer Michael Kors is expected to say that EPS were up more than 24 percent to $0.81 on revenue that rose almost a third to $851.66 million.

A net loss of $0.02 per share is predicted from Office Depot. However, that is a narrower loss than in the year-ago period, and revenue is expected to have surged more than 57 percent to $3.81 billion. Office Depot and CVS report early Tuesday, Michael Kors first thing Monday morning.

In addition, Groupon is expected to report an earnings decline but revenue growth when it shares its results on Tuesday.

Several independent oil and gas players are scheduled to share their results this week. The consensus forecasts call for:

Analysts also anticipate earnings growth from Duke Energy and Transocean, an earnings decline from First Solar, and net losses from miners Alpha Natural Resources and Molycorp.

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Zynga is expected to break even, compared to penny-per-share losses in the previous quarter and a year ago. It is the only one of the three expected to show revenue growth, up marginally to $191.21 million. Sales at Activision are expected to be about the same as last year's $608 million, while sales at Take-Two are expected to have dropped more than 6 percent to $135.34 million.

Other consumer goods makers predicted to show earnings gains this week include Keurig Green Mountain and Mondelez International, but analysts are looking for EPS to have slipped at Coach.

The week's other anticipated earnings gainers include Actavis, Archer Daniels Midland, Avis Budget, Cardinal Health, MGM Resorts, Mylan, NVIDIA, Orbitz Worldwide, Prudential Financial and Wendy's.

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