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AMC’s presence in the Los Angeles region has grown to 34 theaters and 461 screens since it opened its first West Coast location more than 50 years ago.
Netflix’s new docuseries, “The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez,” examines the harrowing abuse and systemic failures that led to the death of the 8-year-old from Palmdale in 2013.
David Roback, best known as the co-founder of influential L.A. alternative rock bands Mazzy Star and Rain Parade, has died at age 61.
Netflix’s “The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia” and Disney’s “Diary of a Future President” join a spate of TV series with a new kind of heroine: the Latina genius.
Disney’s appointment of Chapek to replace Bob Iger surprised Hollywood and Wall Street. But his background may make him well-suited for the job.
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Beyoncé celebrated her decades-long friendship with Kobe Bryant by opening his Staples Center memorial Monday with two songs, “XO” and “Halo.” -
Tears streamed down Jennifer Lopez’s face as Vanessa Bryant spoke at Monday’s memorial for Kobe Bryant. Lopez was one of many celebs spotted in the crowd.
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The Pokémon anime franchise lands on Netflix with “Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution,” as Ash and friends battle a clone.
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Lee Phillip Bell, who co-created “The Young and the Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful,” has died.
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What’s on TV Thursday, Feb. 27: ‘Will & Grace’ on NBC; Tommy; Deputy and more
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Amy Lippman, co-creator of Freeform’s immigration-themed “Party of Five” reboot, on cliffhangers, DACA, President Trump and more.
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Two new music-driven TV shows, “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist” and “High Fidelity,” explore the ways that songs, popular and not, express our feelings and identities
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Christine Ebersole stars at the Wallis, violinist Philippe Quint salutes Charlie Chaplin, Los Angeles Ballet dances Balanchine and more.
At the L.A. gallery the Landing, Brenda Goodman’s paintings have been cut, carved, drilled and gouged into existence. The effect is mind-blowing.
When Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash, Ducks goalie John Gibson wanted to honor the Lakers legend with his mask. He knew just who to contact.
Otis names Charles Hirschhorn, an executive whose resume includes AEG Television, G4, Fox Broadcasting and Disney Television, as its new leader.
João Ribas is the new executive director and vice president for cultural partnerships at CalArts’ boundary-pushing theater in DTLA.
Better than Leonard Bernstein? You bet. Gustavo Dudamel and the L.A. Phil deliver a vibrant, rapturous start to an unlikely symphony cycle.
Unhappy with LACMA plans for a new building and its permanent collection, the Ahmanson Foundation ends the art gift program it started in 1972.
“I am truly sorry,” Plácido Domingo says as the union representing opera performers prepares to release the findings of its investigation.
David Mamet brought “The Christopher Boy’s Communion” to the Odyssey Theatre with Rebecca Pidgeon, William H. Macy, Clark Gregg and Fionnula Flanagan.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said Wednesday that his company is only interested in original content and not reruns of shows such as ‘Friends.’
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Even extensive preparation by the network could not keep the candidates in line as crucial primaries loom.
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Bob Iger transformed Disney during his 15-year tenure as CEO; now he’s handing the reins to Bob Chapek, who led the company’s parks division for nearly five years.More Coverage
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New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and ‘Roma’ star Yalitza Aparicio celebrated each other on social media after meeting to discuss domestic workers’ rights.
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Leigh Whannell turns the Universal horror classic “The Invisible Man,” itself adapted on H.G. Wells’ story, into a gaslighting thriller for the #MeToo era.
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The great Romanian writer-director Corneliu Porumboiu dives into “Ocean’s Eleven” territory, with inimitably fun results.
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Sophia Lillis (‘It,’ ‘Sharp Objects’) deals with teen angst and uncontrollable telekinetic abilities in Netflix’s “I Am Not Okay With This.”
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On her new album, the L.A.-raised Angelica Garcia, a musical favorite of former President Obama, eschews the Americana of her debut for a Latinx version of M.I.A.'s agitpop.
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On the eve of a hometown show, Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino reflects on a whirlwind past decade and songwriting while newly sober.
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The 18th Korea Times Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl is on hold due to coronavirus-related travel restrictions in Asia.
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While promoting its new album, K-pop sensation BTS took a ride around Los Angeles with James Corden for an episode of “Carpool Karaoke.”
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What’s on TV Wednesday, Feb. 26: ‘It’s Personal With Amy Hoggart’ on TBS and truTV; Presidential Town Halls;
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TV Ratings story for the week of Feb. 17-23: The Democrats’ Las Vegas debate won the weekly ratings
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“Lizzie McGuire” star Hilary Duff got upset when a man refused to stop taking pictures of her 7-year-old son’s football game. Now she wants laws changed.
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A decade in the making, Tyra Banks’ modeling utopia, ModelLand, ‘will emulate a fantasy version of the modeling world.’ The park opens in Santa Monica in May.
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“Little Women’s” costume design Oscar may not be enough, but it honors an essential element of literary adaptation.
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In “Billionaire Wilderness,” Justin Farrell dissects America’s most unequal place — Teton County
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Myriam Gurba, who derided ‘American Dirt,’ has been placed on administrative leave and was escorted from Long Beach Polytechnic High School on Friday.
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Next week’s greatest hits include Marlon James, journalists on economic crisis and debut authors Brandon Taylor and April Dávila.
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This is the earliest Tomatomania has started in its 30-year-plus history, with 11 sales events scheduled between Santa Barbara and San Diego counties.
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DiDio’s departure comes more than a year after a major restructuring of the AT&T-owned comic book publisher.
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On Malibu’s Broad Beach, comedian-actress Mindy Kaling has shelled out $9.55 million for the stylish home of Frank and Barbara Sinatra.
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