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Everything we know so far about Disney+, including subscription costs and what films and shows will be available at launch.
From Sean Spicer to Lamar Odom to Hannah Brown of “The Bachelorette,” this year’s “Dancing With the Stars” cast is ripped from the headlines.
Mike Denering’s brushstrokes are everywhere as one of Hollywood’s last scenic painters. He’s tried to retire, but the movies keep drawing him back.
Everything we know so far about Disney+, including subscription costs and what films and shows will be available at launch.
Her new album features duets with famous friends like Keith Richards and Maren Morris, but Crow’s brilliant career hasn’t always been given its due.
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“Overcomer,” the latest faith-based drama from the Kendrick brothers, follows a high-school coach who finds inspiration in a young runner.
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Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer hopes his participation in “Dancing With the Stars” will “move the country forward in a positive way.”
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Lana Del Rey shares videos for "... It I love You” and “The Greatest,” the new singles from her forthcoming album, “Norman ... Rockwell,” due on Aug. 30.
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With “They Called Us Enemy,” George Takei details childhood years in Japanese Americans internment camps.
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In “Empty Hearts,” Juli Zeh lures readers into a near future numb to political and social upheaval.
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Review: In ‘Black Light: Stories,’ Kimberly King Parsons brings ‘enchanting yowls’ from wild Texas
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“Inland” by Téa Obreht is a sweeping story of magical realism and outcasts in the West.
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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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What’s on TV Friday, Aug. 23: The Big Stage; How Do Animals Do That?; Killjoys; A Black Lady Sketch Show; Breaking Point: California’s Homeless Crisis; Baseball; Soccer
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Quibi’s head of partnerships and distribution, Tim Connolly, is no longer with Quibi and his position has been eliminated less than a year before the streaming service launches. The ad partnerships team will now report to CEO Meg Whitman.
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The Manhattan District Attorney’s office recently launched an effort to add to a formal criminal allegation from Sopranos actress Annabella Sciorra.
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Toymaker Hasbro Inc. will buy Entertainment One Ltd., owner of the ‘Peppa Pig’ animated series, for about $4 billion, marking its biggest acquisition ever.
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The documentary “Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles,” featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda among others, goes behind the scenes of the legendary musical “Fiddler on the Roof.”
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The Los Angeles Music Center will unveil its $41 million plaza revamp by Rios Clementi Hale Studios on Aug. 28. The project is meant to connect the cultural complex with Grand Park.
Valery Gergiev, controversial czar of Russian music, divides with his politics but insists his campaign is simple: Expose the world to Russian culture.
Pasadena Pops salutes Elton John, Heidi Duckler Dance presents new work, Dream Orchestra tackles Verdi’s Requiem and other shows to catch this weekend.
Laura Karpman’s “All American” at the Hollywood Bowl uses pots, pans as percussion instruments, a reminder that women were told to stay in the kitchen.
L.A. Opera says its general director, accused of sexual harassment across decades, will be the subject of an investigation starting immediately.
If shopping is a form of self-definition, then it makes sense Mogul’s show at As Is LA gallery would take the shape of a Midcentury design showroom.
At the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, photographs and ephemera document a 3-year-old club’s quest to deliver a space of pure freedom.
Jiehae Park’s “Hannah and the Dread Gazebo,” presented by the Fountain Theatre and East West Players, follows a New York woman to the DMZ as she unravels the mysterious death of her grandmother.
Blair Underwood and David Alan Grier will star, and Kenny Leon will direct, in the Broadway premiere of Charles Fuller’s Pulitzer-winning work ‘A Soldier’s Play.’
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the former White House press secretary, will make her debut on “Fox & Friends” on Sept. 6.
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A cluster of end-of-summer movies will try to squeeze in after Disney’s lineup cleaned up.
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Some legal experts and Matthew Modine’s main rival for SAG-AFTRA president say his use of videos produced by the New York Film Academy runs afoul of federal labor law.
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“Black Mirror” fans may want to play “Eliza,” a game about technology, mental health and the perils of automated therapy and intimacy.
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The breaking off of talks between Disney and Sony Pictures means Spider-Man will not appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward.
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Writer Gabby Rivera and artist Royal A. Dunlap announce “b.b. free,” an adventure comic set in a “post-climate-change-America,” from Boom! Studios.
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In ‘Rad’s’ 1980s-styled view of the post-post-apocalypse, climate change and class divisions wreak havoc, but you can have vampire-like powers.
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“Jacob’s Ladder” remake stars Michael Ealy; Steve Coogan as a right-wing radio host in “Hot Air”; the thriller-comedy “Tone-Deaf” and the intense drama “Burn.”
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‘Angel Has Fallen’ brings back Gerard Butler’s Secret Service agent, this time framed for the attempted assassination of the president.
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Set in 1986 Mexico City, Hari Sama’s coming-of-age drama pulses with life and energy.
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“Brittany Runs a Marathon” is a rich and complex entertainment starring a dazzling Jillian Bell.
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On Thursday’s “Good Morning America,” Taylor Swift let slip some “exciting” news about the VMAs and discussed her decision to rerecord her first five albums.
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Celso Piña, a musical pioneer known for his fusion of cumbia and tropical sounds as a base, suffered a heart attack and died. He was 66.More Coverage
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Following a public dispute with super-manager Scooter Braun, who purchased her master recordings in June, Taylor Swift plans to record new versions of her old songs.
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Emily and Sheyla Rosas, performing at Latinx fest Viva! Pomona, have racked up millions of video views with their soaring covers of Mexican folk songs.
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Middle school is the new high school, so why do film and TV continue to insist that life begins in ninth grade?
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As Trump attacks Jewish Democrats and Muslim congresswomen, HBO’s “Our Boys,” set amid the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, walks a political tightrope.
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A half century after Mary Ann got off the island, we’re taking her back. Dawn Wells joins us for a Gilligan-themed tiki party in Echo Park.
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What’s on TV Thursday, Aug. 22: ‘The Flay List’ on Food Network; bobby flay; Baskets; Alone; little league baseball; NFL Preseason football; MLS soccer; WNBA
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“Chernobyl” and “When They See Us” made us see history anew. Count on one of them to win the best limited series Emmy.
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The women of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ -- Rachel Brosnahan, Alex Borstein and Marin Hinkle -- find their voices and their strength in the fictional 1950s and in today’s Hollywood.
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The stories behind Billy Porter’s flashy ‘Pose’ gowns and other costumes
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Bill Hader earned a directing nomination (and shared a writing nod) for the crazy “Barry” episode “ronny/lily,” in which a hit goes terribly wrong and the hitman makes a key realization. Here’s how it came together.
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