Oscar and Emmy winner Kieran Culkin will play Caesar Flickerman in the ‘Hunger Games’ prequel ‘Sunrise on the Reaping,’ a role originated by Stanley Tucci in the first four movies.
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George Wendt, who died Tuesday, will be most remembered for his character on ‘Cheers,’ whom he played straight and without affectation.
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This 1974 story from the L.A. Times revisits the legendary Mary Pickford in her later years, living in seclusion at her iconic Beverly Hills estate. Though once Hollywood’s brightest star, “America’s Sweetheart” had become a near-mythic figure—rarely seen, even by family. Part of L.A. Timeless, classic stories from the Los Angeles Times archive.
Flipping through “City of Angels” feels like going through the ultimate L.A. yearbook, where everybody wins “best dressed.”
The singer and songwriter was sued by a photographer and agency after they say she posted copyrighted photos without permission.
The mayor signed an executive directive to support local film and TV jobs — an order that she said will lower costs and streamline city processes for on-location filming.
Skai Jackson got a temporary restraining order Monday against Deondre Burgin, the father of her child. Her filing includes allegations of physical violence.
George Wendt, the actor best known for his starring role as perpetual barfly Norm Peterson through the full run of the NBC sitcom ‘Cheers,’ has died at 76.
Regina Ventura said she received an email from Cassie saying Combs was planning to send someone to hurt her and the man she was seeing, rapper Kid Cudi.
Equal parts ‘Grease’ and ‘Fast & the Furious,’ the new Prime Video series allowed the actor to merge his love of acting and passion for cars.
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