Warner Bros.-owned DC seemed to be positioned to shine with Marvel’s absence. DC’s co-CEO James Gunn confirmed to a fan on Instagram that he’s not going.
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South Korean content is likely to become even more important to Netflix it seeks to weather the Hollywood writers’ strike. But many writers and producers in the country feel exploited by the streaming giant.
Center Theatre Group announced that it is indefinitely halting programming at the Mark Taper Forum, L.A.’s flagship theater. CEO Meghan Pressman and incoming artistic director Snehal Desai explain their rationale for the controversial decision.
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Harrison Ford’s ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ had a troubled start at the box office this weekend, collecting a lackluster $60 million.
Dylan Mulvaney says Bud Light did not “publicly stand” with her following the transphobic hate she received after her sponsored post with the company went viral.
DreamWorks Animation’s ‘Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken’ treads in familiar waters, but its charms make up for that.
Veteran character actor Alan Arkin won an Oscar, but his deep filmography, which includes ‘Wait Until Dark’ and ‘Argo,’ reveals a scene partner willing to share focus.
Chris Evans and Taron Egerton deactivated their social media accounts this week, with Egerton posting beforehand, ‘I’m really not sure this stuff is very good for any of us.’
Colleen Ballinger’s ex-husband, Joshua David Evans, said he felt ‘gaslit’ by the Miranda Sings personality. She denied grooming claims in a ukulele song.
ESPN laid off roughly 20 commentators, including former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy and player Jalen Rose, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Rap pioneer Melle Mel was arrested this week in downtown Los Angeles on a domestic violence charge after attending the BET Awards.
New York’s the Hole gallery opened a second location in L.A. a year ago with the intent of bringing a fresh perspective to the West Coast. Now owner Kathy Grayson is enlisting galleries from across the city to put unseen treasures on view for her new show ‘Storage Wars.’
Oscar winner Alan Arkin, the improv vet who starred in ‘Catch-22,’ ‘Glengarry Glenn Ross’ and ‘The Kominsky Method,’ has died at 89.
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