More than 30 years ago, the League of Women Voters quit sponsoring the presidential debates after campaigns hijacked the process. That’s one reason Tuesday night happened.
On the eve of the release of a solo concert film, Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks opens up on Lindsey Buckingham’s exit and looking for love in her 70s.
The angry exchanges between President Trump and former vice president Joe Biden made it a challenging evening for the “Fox News Sunday” anchor.
Before ‘The 100' concludes with Season 7, The Times spoke to its creator, cast and fans about their sometimes fraught, always devoted relationship.
Chrissy Teigen, who had been hospitalized for excessive bleeding during her third pregnancy and had been sharing details about the complications on her popular social media accounts, announced Wednesday night that she lost the pregnancy.
Debate Analysis
Has the presidential debate outlived its usefulness? Our TV critic has some thoughts, along with a review of Tuesday’s debate. As for moderator Chris Wallace, here are some things you should know about the Fox News anchor.
Meanwhile, Hollywood is slamming Trump’s refusal to condemn white supremacists, as late-night TV hosts have some choice words.
Chris Wallace tried pleading, placating, interrupting back. Nothing stopped President Trump from ignoring all the rules in his first debate with Joe Biden.
“We fear for their future.” That’s studios and directors’ message to Washington about the dire state of the movie theater industry.
Disneyland and Walt Disney World have been severely hobbled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The Big Bang Theory” alum Jim Parsons recently revealed on “The Tonight Show” that he and his husband fell ill with COVID-19 in March.
The Violins of Hope concerts were suppose to showcase historic instruments, but the pandemic changed all of that. In the end, a bittersweet farewell.
Casting directors and actors share their experiences auditioning via Zoom, self-tapes and — in rare cases — in person amid the COVID-19 crisis.
JANM and EWP are among 20 BIPOC arts organizations receiving “game changer” pandemic funding from a Ford Foundation-led program.
L.A. poet laureate Robin Coste Lewis and other poets shared experiences and verse with L.A. Times Book Club readers.
Disney has pushed back the release dates for ‘Black Widow,’ ‘Death on the Nile’ and multiple other films, in a blow to movie theaters.
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The economic devastation of the pandemic is taking a profound toll on L.A.'s small theaters. Camaraderie, and action, are easing the pain.
The L.A. painter’s riotous, poignant show at William Turner takes the figure of the Black Madonna and turns her into a celestial warrior.
Director Joe Mantello and star Jim Parsons explain the process of transferring their Tony-winning Broadway revival of “The Boys in the Band” to a Netflix film.
How Toru Takemitsu’s 1967 “November Steps” called for Japanese instruments to be played with a Western orchestra, and East met West like never before.
Mia Lehrer, whose firm landscaped SoFi Stadium, brings her eye for fire-resilient landscapes to an ecologically fragile area, Berggruen Institute’s Santa Monica Mountains campus
The Wilshire Boulevard redo has its risks, but the track record of its architect and museum director gives it every chance of succeeding.
The L.A. artist, who has painted 260 cars with his madcap cartoons, brings some levity to dark days with a Karbombz! rally.
Dancer Misty Copeland has a new book out for children, ‘Bunheads,’ the story of a young Copeland in her first ballet class and first dance production — the classic ballet ‘Coppelia.’
Music writer Alex Ross’ weighty new history, “Wagnerism,” traces the composer’s deep and broad influence on art and politics left, right and center.
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The Anita Hill-led organization finds entertainment industry workers have dim view of accountability for perpetrators of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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Wondery is expected to garner at least $200 million if it pursues a sale.
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The Fox News Sunday host will handle the first showdown between President Trump and former vice president Joe Biden
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Steven Yeun and Yeri Han star in Lee Isaac Chung’s “Minari,” which scored the top U.S. dramatic grand jury prize at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
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Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Lulu Wilson, Alicia Vikander and Julianne Moore portray feminist icon Gloria Steinem in Julie Taymor’s ‘The Glorias.”
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Five television categories will be added to the 2021 Film Independent Spirit Awards, which traditionally honor the best in independent cinema.
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“He said that that was what I deserved to be paid,” Sienna Miller recently said of her experience working with Chadwick Boseman on the 2019 film “21 Bridges.”
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From reinventing Fleetwood Mac to mentoring the next generation of rock stars, four-plus decades of Stevie Nicks’ crystal visions.
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Mac Davis wrote two classic Elvis hits, ‘In the Ghetto’ and ‘A Little Less Conversation,’ and was a pop and country music star in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
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Helen Reddy, the Australian-born singer who scored an enduring hit with her feminist anthem “I Am Woman,” has died at 78 in Los Angeles.
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On ‘The Tonight Show,’ host Jimmy Fallon lip-synched along to ‘Dynamite.’ The show’s ‘BTS Week’ began Monday night with socially distant and virtual performances.
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Actor Ryan Dorsey slams “absurd narratives” about his relationship with Nickayla Rivera, the sister of his late ex, “Glee” star Naya Rivera.
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Using platforms like Netflix, YouTube and Spotify, performers such as Franco Escamilla are taking Mexico’s thriving stand-up comedy scene global.
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“Sitting through that debate felt like getting a COVID test in both nostrils at once,” Jimmy Fallon said Tuesday on “The Tonight Show.”
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Klay, a veteran and author of the National Book Award-winning story collection “Redeployment,” follows up with the rich, complex novel “Missionaries.”
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In “Unforgetting: A Memoir of Family, Migration, Gangs, and Revolution in the Americas,” Roberto Lovato finally tells the full story of his rebel life.
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Jeff Pearlman talks about “Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty,” which he started writing before Bryant’s death.
