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Just 14 artists of more than 1,200 applicants were chosen to create art for Metro’s Crenshaw/LA transit line that will move through Los Angeles, El Segundo, Inglewood and parts of unincorporated L.A. County.
Camp Flog Gnaw featured choice sets from Tyler, Solange, YG and others, but it will be remembered for the absence of Frank Ocean and Bronx cheers for Drake.
“Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver celebrated his legal victory against Murray Energy CEO Robert Murray with a song in Sunday’s SLAPP lawsuits episode.
Disappointed that Frank Ocean was not the surprise headliner at Camp Flog Gnaw, fans snubbed rap star Drake, who cut his set short when met with jeers.
Rocker Neil Young says his plan to become a U.S. citizen has been delayed related to his marijuana use. “I have been told that I must do another test,” he says.
What to stream — and what to skip — when Disney+ launches on Tuesday.
Dickinson, on Apple TV+, is the latest in a spate of historical comedies on film and TV to reimagine the period piece.
The much-anticipated series “The Mandalorian,” launching Nov. 12 on Disney+, will feature plenty that’s fresh to “Star Wars” fans.
“The Mandalorian” is the most anticipated original series launching with Disney+ on Nov. 12. Here’s what “Star Wars” novices need to know.
Apple’s “The Morning Show” has come under fire for its clumsy handling of #MeToo, but it’s the first series to dramatize the movement’s thornier consequences.
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Tracy Edwards and documentary director Alex Holmes share stories from “Maiden” at the Envelope Live Screening Series in Hollywood. -
Director Lauren Greenfield talks about her new documentary “The Kingmaker,” about Imelda Marcos, the controversial former first lady of the Philippines.
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Even with Brad Pitt’s pitiful dinnertime preparation of mac & cheese, the edge goes to Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood.”
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Apple’s head of current scripted and unscripted programming, Kim Rozenfeld, is leaving his role to participate in a first look deal with streaming service Apple TV+.
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A majority of the 500 writers, video, design, photo and social staff across 24 digital and print brands said Monday they had signed union cards with the Writers Guild of America, East in a bid for better pay, leave and diversity in editorial ranks.
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Three veteran programming executives, Showtime’s David Nevins, Nickelodeon’s Brian Robbins and MTV’s Chris McCarthy, are getting increased turf as part of a management overhaul at ViacomCBS.
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Take a woman who has done something bad — so easy to vilify — and have her return home after paying her debt. It’s not just mortifying for Daisy Haggard’s ‘adult beginner’ in ‘Back to Life’ from the makers of ‘Fleabag.’ It’s illuminating.
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At Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw 2019, Solange hit the stage as a headliner with the addition of three special guests including Drake and ASAP Rocky.
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The Ruderman Family Foundation awarded five shows featuring actors with disabilities, from Netflix, ABC and more, with its Seal of Authentic Representation.
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After more than a month of silence, Marvel exec Kevin Feige calls Martin Scorsese’s MCU critiques ‘not true’ and ‘unfortunate’ in a recent interview.
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In multiple tweets Monday morning, Camp Flog Gnaw impresario Tyler, the Creator called fans “entitled” for disrespecting hand-picked surprise headliner Drake.
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The photographer, in his first major museum show, uses a complex tonal printing process to lend richness to bland images
New museum shows in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include Do Ho Suh’s fabric-based installation “348 West 22nd Street” at LACMA
Donna Summer’s “Hot Stuff.” “Bad Girls.” “She Works Hard for the Money.” A nostalgia-stoking catalog never gets the support it deserves in the Pantages musical.
Dance performances in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include New Zealand-based dance company Black Grace in Laguna Beach and L.A.
Classical music performances in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include the return of Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” at LA Opera
Theater openings, Critics’ Choices, etc., for Nov. 10-17 include the return of “Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” at the Old Globe Theatre and Andy Garcia in “Key Largo” at the Geffen Playhouse
All the week’s culture in one easy newsletter, including troubles at the Marciano, the destruction of Armenian heritage in Azerbaijan and Matthew Lopez’s 6 1/2-hour play.
Workers who tried to unionize wielded signs and chanted in front of the shut-down museum on Friday. More actions are planned.
James Niehues unveils a new book filled with original watercolor paintings of his ski resort maps.
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A twisted, dark game about spreading happiness, “Death Stranding” is famed game designer Hideo Kojima at his most unfiltered. You can watch it like a movie, but then you’d miss the best part.
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“Doctor Sleep” director Mike Flanagan on Stephen King and creating a follow-up to “The Shining” and following in the footsteps of both Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick.
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Nonbinary shapeshifter Double Trouble fits perfectly into the inclusive world of Netflix’s “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.”
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What to play now? Before the already polarizing ‘Death Stranding’ takes over, don’t miss these five recommended games.
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“Just Mercy” director Destin Daniel Cretton on the true story of attorney Bryan Stevenson’s fight to free clients from death row.
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We don’t know much about her new character, Jannah, but the last film in the “Star Wars” Skywalker saga is about to make Naomi Ackie famous throughout the known universe.
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Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe and Alma Har’el go inside the inside-out world of the semi-autobiographical “Honey Boy,” detailing the actor’s troubled childhood.
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Movies opening in L.A. this week include the “Charlie’s Angels” reboot with Kristen Stewart and the auto-racing drama “Ford v Ferrari” with Matt Damon and Christian Bale
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“Doctor Sleep,” a followup to Stephen King’s “The Shining,” opens in second place as World War II movie “Midway” attracts audiences before Veterans Day.
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Classic movies, film festivals, etc., in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include “The Godfather Part II” starring Al Pacino, plus “The Wizard of Oz,” the Israeli Film Festival and more
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Yes, there are still a few tickets left to the duo’s popular show that ends Saturday.
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Tyler, the Creator’s annual Camp Flog Gnaw festival drew tens of thousands of fans to Dodger Stadium on Day 1.
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Rapper ASAP Rocky reportedly said he wouldn’t play in Sweden again after he served jail time there for assault over the summer. But he’s returning next month.
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From speakers to earbuds and subscriptions, find the perfect gifts for music lovers.
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What’s on TV Monday, Nov. 11: ‘Prodigal Son’ on Fox; Dancing With the Stars; His Dark Materials; Catherine the Great; NFL Football
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In a wild, wide-ranging interview earlier this summer at San Diego Comic-Con — beginning with the eternal struggle over how to hold a microphone — the cast and creators of “Rick and Morty” of course landed on the subject every fan of the Adult Swim animated series wants to talk about: Pickle Rick.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Norah Jones, Solange and other stars help “Sesame Street” celebrate its 50th anniversary with a prime-time TV special airing Saturday.
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Season 2 of “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan,” on Amazon Prime, offers a thinly veiled, right-wing spin on Venezuelan politics — and it’s too ham-fisted to work.
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In ‘Grand Union’ Zadie Smith serves up a provocative, deeply humanistic collection of stories.
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In ‘Life Undercover’ Amaryllis Fox talks about being recruited to the CIA in college.
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What to do in LA: 5 book talks this week
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Paramount is lesser known than neighboring Compton. But part of its charm is the quiet, little-city feel and its claim to fame as home of the world’s first Zamboni machine. The area also boats rich ties to the nation’s space program.
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‘The Cave,’ ‘Apollo 11,’ ‘Honeyland’ and ‘Sea of Shadows’ explore vastly different worlds with equal intensity
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In Bel-Air, former U.S. ambassador Ronald Spogli has listed his Georgian Traditional-style home of 10 years for $7.495 million.
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