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MoviePass’ parent company on Friday announced that the service’s slow demise has finally reached its conclusion.
“Fresh Off the Boat” and “Crazy Rich Asians” star Constance Wu anchors the true crime strip club drama “Hustlers.”
From Hillary Clinton singing “Hallelujah” to “Racists for Trump,” “SNL” has embraced liberal politics. So when bigotry is the joke, the series should know better.
L.A. Opera will open its season with a splashy “La Bohème,” a black-tie gala and a cloud of accusations still hanging over Plácido Domingo.
The clothes in the Duchess of Sussex’s new Smart Works capsule collection are professional but also pretty dang plain. Still, a women’s charity benefits.
The two stars of the new racing drama stopped by the LAT studio for a talk alongside director James Mangold.
L.A. Times writers Glenn Whipp and Justin Chang discuss their Toronto festival highlights including “Marriage Story,” “Knives Out,” “Uncut Gems” and “The Lighthouse.”
Writer-director Rian Johnson and cast members Jamie Lee Curtis, Don Johnson and Jaeden Martell on the sharp murder mystery ‘Knives Out’
Star Adam Sandler, former NBA player Kevin Garnett and filmmaking siblings Josh and Benny Safdie discuss their unusual collaboration on the diamond district drama.
David Foster talks about a new documentary about his life and the “nightmare” that was “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.”
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Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger has left Apple’s board of directors, the company revealed in documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday. Iger’s departure comes as Disney and Apple are preparing to launch their subscription video streaming services later this year.
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First meeting of the front-runners in the Democratic presidential nomination is a major TV draw
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Mega-producer J.J. Abrams and wife Katie McGrath choose to make AT&T’s WarnerMedia, which owns the Warner Bros. studio in Burbank, the home of their Bad Robot production company.
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“Always running,” the former East Los Angeles gang member Luis says as the first words of his opening monologue, words that also provide the title of the play at Casa 0101 Theater in Boyle Heights.
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Christian Marclay’s “Sound Stories” exhibition at LACMA lands more as novel branding than fully fleshed out art.
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Read the book? See the movie? Do both? In what order? The questions surrounding movies adapted from the page have no easy answers.
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“The Props Assist the House” at Bel Ami gallery is a lovely meditation on the mystery of simple things.
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The film academy will screen a new 4K restoration of 1959’s “The Diary of Anne Frank” at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
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Classical music concerts in L.A. for Sept. 15-22 include Itzhak Perlman at the Soraya
Joshua Harmon’s family comedy “Skintight” has its West Coast premiere with a strong ensemble led by musical theater star Idina Menzel, proving her comic chops.
In paintings inspired by collage, stencils and textiles, Los Angeles painter Lari Pittman has tackled the AIDS crisis, male sexuality and memory since the early ‘80s
Art openings around L.A., including Lenz Geerk at Roberts Projects, Charles Gaines at Hauser & Wirth and Ernesto Neto at Tanya Bonakdar.
Letters to the Editor Calendar Feedback: Readers are troubled about Plácido Domingo allegations, angry about theater shushing and love Linda Ronstadt.
The sex depicted in Erik Patterson’s “Handjob” is one of many times that the play pulls the rug from under us.
More things to do and see? There’s also Pittance Chamber Orchestra, Leela Dance Collective’s “Son of the Wind,” Cirque Mei at Segerstrom Center, Pasadena Pops’ summer-season closer and a revival of Al Carmines’ “In Circles” at Odyssey Theatre.
Invertigo Dance Theatre’s “Formulae & Fairy Tales” makes its world premiere at the Broad Stage in Santa Monica.
His “La Bohème” will open L.A. Opera’s season. Here’s why America, and especially L.A., would be lucky to see more of the outrageously clever Barrie Kosky.
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Times awards columnist Glenn Whipp looks at the fall film festivals in his weekly newsletter.
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Beyoncé wanted a pyramid design for her ‘Homecoming’ show. But how best to evoke the energy of historic black colleges, yet still be a work of art?
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Every year, The Envelope looks beyond the best actor and actress awards to bring you the Envys, special honors for those special TV moments.
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For the showrunners of shows such as “Pose” and “This Is Us,” planning a story into the future can result in a satisfying ending. But flying by the seat of your pants keeps you nimble.
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Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill is fast becoming shady lawyer Saul Goodman in “Better Call Saul.” But what about that Cinnabon manager Gene Taković? How does he get there?
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‘When They See Us’ puts the Central Park 5 squarely in the sights of young actor Jharrel Jerome, who earned an Emmy nomination for playing Korey Wise.
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How “Hustlers” scored Janet, Britney, Lorde and that perfect cameo
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Another edition of your regular field guide to the world of movie in Los Angeles and beyond.
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Tom Hanks charmed as Mister Rogers, while “Joker” received a mixed response at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Following mental health issues in June, and the subsequent death of his longtime guitarist, the Beach Boys co-founder sounded reassuringly strong in concert.
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Sam Smith declared Friday that “they” and “them” are the correct pronouns to use when referring to the singer.
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Singer Adele filed for divorce from philanthropist Simon Konecki on Thursday after about seven years together.
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Patti Smith and Liz Phair memoirs, Questlove’s cookbook and more highly anticipated music books coming out this fall.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Sept. 14, and Sunday talk shows: ‘Welcome to Marwen'; College Football; MLB Baseball
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What’s on TV? Highlights for Sept. 15-21 include “The Comedy Central Roast of Alec Baldwin,” “Escaping the NXIVM Cult” and “Dancing With the Stars”
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Movies on TV the week of Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019
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Late-night hosts Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel all went live after the third Democratic debate, targeting candidates Andrew Yang, Julián Castro and more.
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Julie Andrews memoir ‘Home Work’ is the latest L.A. Times Book Club pick.
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What to do in LA: Book talks with Salman Rushdie, Colson Whitehead and Emily Nussbaum
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J.K. Rowling of “Harry Potter” fame continued to help MS research Thursday with an $18.8-million gift to the center named after her mother, who had the disease.
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A guide to six spots in the California desert that have captured writers’ imaginations
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This year’s “Icons of Architecture” home tour features five landmark homes in Glendale designed by master architects Richard Neutra, John Lautner, Gerard Colcord, Robert Finkelhor and Lloyd Wright.
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What to Play: “Gears 5" introduces “Gears of War’s” first female protagonist, bringing emotional depth and even maturity to the gun-obsessed series.
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It has been said that every house tells a story.
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