‘It could be a mixture of adrenaline, it could’ve been shock’ that kept Tiger Woods calm after crash, the first deputy on the scene tells ‘Today.’
Tiger Woods’ catastrophic crash in Los Angeles has cast a spotlight on the low-budget documentary series that featured golf’s biggest star.
A viral TikTok revealed to casual ‘Friends’ fans that Rachel had a ‘vocal tic.’ But diehard fans knew all about it and said ‘leave Jen Aniston alone.’
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion went full Queen Bee Regina George for a new Coach ad inspired by the 2004 cult-classic movie ‘Mean Girls.’
Golden Globes 2021
The 2021 awards season is underway, with the Golden Globes on Sunday. Here are our predictions. “Emily in Paris,” which became an enormous hit for Netflix despite middling reviews, received two Golden Globes noms — surprising some TV insiders who hadn’t considered the show a serious awards contender. Meanwhile, HBO’s acclaimed limited series “I May Destroy You” was shut out, along with other projects celebrated for their distinctive treatment of race and racism. HFPA, the organization behind the Globes with no Black members, is being called into question.
The organization said the perception that many members are not serious journalists is “outdated and unfair” and that it is committed to addressing the lack of Black members.
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Michelle Pfeiffer, Rashida Jones, Kate Winslet, Vanessa Kirby and film newcomer Andra Day gather (virtually) to talk nerves, women’s stories and the trick to lengthy careers.
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When six directors — David Fincher, Paul Greengrass, Regina King, Spike Lee, Aaron Sorkin and Chloé Zhao — recently got together to talk about their latest projects, they shared candid feelings about control on-set and the movie business in a post-COVID world.
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Riz Ahmed, George Clooney, Delroy Lindo, Gary Oldman and Steven Yeun take us inside their new films and open up about their insecurities.
“The View” panelist Meghan McCain took aim at Dr. Anthony Fauci for “inconsistent messaging” during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
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The San Diego medical examiner’s office has released more details about the cause of actress Cloris Leachman’s death at age 94 in late January.
I have never cared about being cool but there is one trendy group I would like to join — the people with ‘I got the shot!’ status.
‘Ellen Reid Soundwalk,’ the Pulitzer-winning composer’s music mapped to the trails of L.A.'s popular park, goes live on Thursday via a free app.
S.F. Opera bets on spring to launch drive-in performances, including a new ‘Barber of Seville.’ But San Franciscans will have to cross the Golden Gate to see them.
The COVID-19 crisis is defeating America’s greatest art museum.
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ViacomCBS executives outlined their plans for their new streaming service, which launches March 4.
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What’s on TV tonight, Thursday, Feb. 25: “Call Me Kat” on Fox; “Young Sheldon” on CBS; “She’s the Boss” on USA
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Paramount+ has announced a new “Frasier” revival with the original show’s star, Kelsey Grammer.
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Watch “Migrations” author Charlotte McConaghy live from Australia at the L.A. Times Book Club.
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The mock ‘Munsters’ theme song ‘Agatha All Along’ accompanied the big plot reveal in last week’s ‘WandaVision’ episode and has become a sensation of its own.
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Farley will be reunited with his longtime mentor Darleen Callaghan, the school’s new associate dean, to run the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute.
Nearly a year after a thief took his bassoon, the San Bernardino Symphony music director gets his instrument back thanks to a good Samaritan.
Cameron Shaw previously served as CAAM’s deputy director and chief curator.
The postal envelope is the canvas in a creative exchange between high school students and professional artists that aims to break down barriers.
James Darrah has emerged as a key figure in the year of COVID-19, leading digital productions for companies in L.A., Boston and beyond.
The L.A. River plan acknowledges the problem of displacement, but its solutions won’t go far enough, fast enough to ensure that it benefits the surrounding working-class communities.
A composer’s much-needed pandemic release, Judy Chicago in Desert X, ‘Immersive Van Gogh,’ the Met and John Waters in our weekly arts newsletter.
Streaming this weekend: Matthew Bourne’s “Romeo and Juliet,” a Skirball conversation with artist Ai Weiwei, and Hammer Museum and L.A. Opera programs.
The Desert X biennial in and around Palm Springs has released its artist lineup, led by Judy Chicago. She will stage her work near the Living Desert.
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The union released a study revealing improving diversity among directors, although many marginalized groups remain underrepresented.
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MoviePass’ parent company went bankrupt in 2020. Its former leader has a new company that’s trying to compete with TikTok.
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‘Renegades: Born in the USA,’ a new Spotify podcast, will feature former President Obama and Bruce Springsteen exploring current issues and fatherhood.
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Writer-director Keith Thomas’ “The Vigil” is a supernatural Hasidic Jewish horror film starring Dave Davis as a young Brooklyn man performing a religious ritual.
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Sony Pictures has finally revealed the official title for its third “Spider-Man” film after stars Zendaya and Tom Holland trolled fans with fake ones.
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The writer-director changes actors and sets so audiences feel the main character’s confusion of dementia
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With director-husband Kornél Mundruczó, the “Pieces’ writer delves into her unspoken tragedy to break the silence.
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Bruce Springsteen, who took tequila shots with fans while riding his motorcycle on federal property, will pay a fine. But evidence didn’t back a DWI charge.
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Guy Chookoorian was an old-school entertainer, plying novelty 45s and belly-dance revues. But in his music, the immigrant dream and struggle was writ large.
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Bobby Shmurda’s friends and family were celebrating Tuesday after the rapper’s release from prison. He served time on weapons and conspiracy charges.
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Vanessa Bryant criticized rapper Meek Mill, calling his reported lyrics referencing the late Kobe Bryant ‘extremely insensitive and disrespectful.’
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“I believe there are no bad dogs, just uninformed owners,” says Oakland’s Jas Leverette, star of the new Netflix series “Canine Intervention.”
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CBS’ ‘60 Minutes’ is the top prime-time program in Nielsen’s TV ratings for Feb. 15-21, 2021. Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’ dominates streaming minutes.
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What’s on TV tonight, Wednesday, Feb. 24: The season premiere of “Snowfall” on FX; “Save the Leftovers” on Food Network
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Actress-singer Mandy Moore recently gave birth to her first child with musician husband Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes. See her adorable Instagram update.
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Ioan Grillo’s “Blood Gun Money” traces the escalating drug wars in Latin America to the “iron river” of automatic weapons from the tragically lax U.S.
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The bestselling novelist, subject of an upcoming HBO Max biopic and author of the new memoir ‘The Soul of a Woman’ discusses aging, feminism and home.
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Bestsellers List Sun., Feb. 28, 2021
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The upcoming political thriller “State of Terror” is Hillary Clinton’s “worst nightmare,” according to her co-author, Louise Penny.
