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On the heels of “The Princess Switch” (plus a planned sequel), “The Knight Before Christmas” establishes Vanessa Hudgens as Netflix’s Christmas queen.
“Richard Jewell,” Clint Eastwood’s drama about the 1996 Atlanta Olympics bombing case, will likely be the subject of much contention.
The Los Angeles-based theater chain will remain family owned. But Thursday is the last day of business for the company’s Music Hall location in Beverly Hills.
Robert Pattinson swears he doesn’t know what he’s doing. His work in “The Lighthouse” and his casting in the upcoming “Tenet” and “The Batman” say otherwise.
Marielle Heller’s latest drama, centered on a reporter’s friendship with Mister Rogers, is a worthy follow-up to “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” and “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
Lizzo, Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X lead the 2020 Grammys nominations list.
The mega-popular K-pop boy band was shut out when Grammy nominations were announced on Wednesday.
Lizzo left the caps-lock on while tweeting her excitement after nabbing eight Grammy nominations. She leads the pack, followed by Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X.
Country stalwart Tanya Tucker was nominated for song of the year, H.E.R. and Bon Iver reaped multiple nods and a group without a Wiki page may win best new artist.
Lil Nas X spurred dozens of think pieces, broke Billboard chart records, came out as gay and earned six Grammy nominations. What did you do this year?
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Michelle Obama’s nomination for the audio version of “Becoming” could make her a Grammy winner alongside husband Barack and Bill and Hillary Clinton. -
With “Uncut Gems,” “The Lighthouse” and “The Farewell,” A24 leads indie Spirit nominations. Music Box Films, Netflix, STX and Neon also make strong showings.
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Five women have been nominated for director in the 91-year history of the Oscars. That needs to change. And this season, it just might.
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Wednesday’s Democratic debate broadcast, featuring a crowded stage filled with 2020 presidential contenders, attracted the smallest audience yet.
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Carsey-Werner Television says Netflix has competition from other streaming services that are willing to pay big to license “That ’70s Show.”
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The animated Disney sequel is expected to dominate as theaters look to holiday movies to thaw a chilly box office.
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What’s on TV Friday, Nov. 22: ‘American Housewife’ on ABC
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In offering tribute to Toni Morrison, speakers from Oprah Winfrey to Fran Lebowitz each shared a very different but equally special portrait of the late Nobel laureate.
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Impeachment hearings. A Democratic primary debate. Endless cable news chatter. The meeting of American politics and peak TV.
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Kanye West’s surprise opera, “Nebuchadnezzar,” will debut Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl. Here’s everything you need to know, from the story to the cast.
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President Trump presented Jon Voight, James Patterson, Alison Krauss and others with national arts medals on Thursday. But Voight’s moves stole the spotlight.
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Set aside the L.A. Phil for a moment. Ellen Reid, Vicki Ray, Shalini Vijayan and Andrew McIntosh prove how the city is much more than one orchestra.
Richard Thomas will play Atticus Finch in the touring adaptation of Harper Lee’s classic novel.
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors leads the new Social and Environmental Arts Practice MFA program at Prescott College.
MacArthur fellow and alt-opera wunderkind Yuval Sharon will be interim artistic advisor of Long Beach Opera for the 2021 season. He promises surprise.
Los Angeles artist Oscar Tuazon is rethinking the energy efficient dwellings of the 1960s and ‘70s for this era of water and climate crises.
See Mandy Patinkin, tributes to Juana Inés de la Cruz and Hildegard von Bingen and Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s return of “Baroque Conversations.”
Michael Richey White, who is on the spectrum, explains how he creates the art for Netflix’s “Atypical,” whose lead character has autism.
This year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial explores the real-life consequences of urban inequity — such as the explosive protests in Chile and Hong Kong.
Christopher Rountree and his L.A. ensemble Wild Up also score a nod, while the Yuval Sharon-directed “Lohengrin” is up for best opera recording.
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People are lonely. “Mosaic,” like many 2019 games, looks at how technology isolates us. But it excels in celebrating the power of individual imagination.
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Jedi Cal Kestis is no Luke Skywalker in “Fallen Order.” But he doesn’t have to destroy the Empire; he just needs to lead a convincing story. A little choppy, a little silly, the game’s charms win out. It’s also the first proper action-adventure game in close to a decade and the first full narrative-focused “Star Wars” game to arrive under Electronic Arts’ stewardship of the storied Lucasfilm brand.
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Director Sergio Pablos thinks the prefect way to watch Netflix’s ‘Klaus’ is huddled together with your family.
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“The Mandalorian” follows in the “Star Wars” franchise’s grand tradition: The premiere is action-packed and predictable in equal measure.
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The much-anticipated series “The Mandalorian,” launching Nov. 12 on Disney+, will feature plenty that’s fresh to “Star Wars” fans.
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“The Mandalorian” is the most anticipated original series launching with Disney+ on Nov. 12. Here’s what “Star Wars” novices need to know.
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Olga Kurylenko stars in the real-time action-thriller “The Courier,” in which a female motorcycle messenger teams with a witness against the crime boss who’s trying to kill him.
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In the Russia-themed documentary “Citizen K” Alex Gibney profiles oligarch-turned-dissident Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
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Documentary “Saint Cloud Hill” looks at a Nashville homeless community rallying to fight gentrification.
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Chadwick Boseman stars in police thriller ’21 Bridges’ as an NYPD detective leading a manhunt for a pair of cop killers.
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A huge statue of baby Jesus looks just like drummer-frontman Phil Collins in the 1980s, and we dare you: Don’t Let Him Steal Your Heart Away.
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The late Nipsey Hussle earned three Grammy nods, two for “Racks in the Middle” with Roddy Ricch. Mustard and Tyler, the Creator were also honored.
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Rapper ASAP Rocky has a new claim to fame: minor player in the House impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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The songwriter, producer and older brother of Billie Eilish earned multiple Grammy nominations for his work on Eilish’s smash debut album.
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Key photos from Wednesday’s impeachment hearing with Gordon Sondland went viral on the internet and on late night. Oh, and a Democratic debate happened too.
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What’s on TV Thursday, Nov. 21: ‘Superstore’ on NBC; Trump Impeachment Hearings
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Last week, “Survivor” found itself embroiled in a #MeToo controversy. The reality series turned swiftly back to gameplay in Wednesday’s follow-up.
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Seth Meyers on the “Skip Politics” button in his “Lobby Baby” Netflix special, the impeachment hearings, and the death of former NBC executive Rick Ludwin.
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Elton, Prince and more: 5 of the best new music books
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Bestselling author Tommy Orange talks about his ‘There There’ sequel and having to adjust to being the center of attention.
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The 2019 National Book Awards honor Susan Choi for her novel “Trust Exercise” and Sarah M. Broom for her memoir “The Yellow House.”
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Julie Andrews shares her memoir, ‘Home Work,’ and the stories behind her Hollywood career.
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Back in 1992, when Riverside was mostly a pit stop between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, the new owners of the Mission Inn decided to add some holiday decor to the block-size historic hotel.
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‘Hustlers,’ ‘Aeronauts’ and ‘The Report’ film editors weave multiple threads into their story
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Abel Tesfaye, the singer-songwriter known as The Weeknd, has paid $21 million for a full-floor penthouse at the Beverly West building in Westwood.
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