Renée Elise Goldsberry won a Tony for playing Angelica Schuyler in “Hamilton,” and now her showstopping song “Satisfied” is captured on film in the Disney+ release.
Renée Elise Goldsberry won a Tony for playing Angelica Schuyler in “Hamilton,” and now her showstopping song “Satisfied” is captured on film in the Disney+ release.
Tony-winning “Hamilton” actor Leslie Odom Jr. gets candid about thoughtfully originating Aaron Burr, and the lack of diversity and profit-sharing in the theater industry.
On Sunday, sports network ESPN will premiere an Eagles concert shot at the Forum in Inglewood. Here’s how to tune in.
Amid multiple social media allegations against Chris D’Elia, women spoke to The Times about encounters with the stand-up comic and TV actor.
Emmy Roundtables
Watch with us! Our Emmy Roundtable series premieres this week on Spectrum News 1. You can also watch the full conversations of our drama, comedy and showrunner specials on our site.
Some of Hollywood’s biggest names in television this awards season — from Regina King (“Watchmen”) to Sandra Oh (“Killing Eve”) — joined us for virtual conversations, veering from the pandemic to diversity in casting.
Beginning tonight, conversations among top drama and comedy actors, along with the folks behind Emmy-contending series, will air on Spectrum News 1.
Here’s how to keep up with pop culture during self-quarantine due to coronavirus concerns.
The spectator-less event due to the coronavirus gives TV broadcasters and producers a chance to experiment with how they present and cover MLS games.
Run the World, a new pop group made up of young influencers, released their debut song, ‘Rainbow,’ to give children hope amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Los Angeles, you’re the home of showbiz. Can’t some creative entertainment whiz come up with messaging that will convince people to mask up?
The union representing film actors tells members not to work on the pandemic thriller ‘Songbird’ out of coronavirus concerns.
Film critic Justin Chang hosts a discussion of “Jaws” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark” on this week’s Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown.
More Coverage
Beethoven’s A-minor String Quartet chronicles the composer’s illness and recovery. Nearly 200 years later, it’s a sonic window into our coronavirus world.
Ecstasy and excess, rhythm and repetition, gender and ethnicity. Lyricism, protest, healing. Critic Mark Swed’s series on the ideas embedded in every note.
Latest stories
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Morricone was known for his scores for such films as “The Mission,” “A Fistful of Dollars” and “The Hateful Eight,” for which he won an Oscar in 2016.
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Broadway actor Nick Cordero died of coronavirus complications after spending more than 90 days in the intensive care unit. He was 41.
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What’s on TV Monday, July 6: American Experience: The Vote on PBS; coronavirus
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The first official album from late Brooklyn rapper Pop Smoke features a dizzying array of guests that threaten to overwhelm his own formidable star power.
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Amid a reckoning over treatment of Black Americans by police and the criminal justice system, Bill Cosby has won the right to an appeal.
To raise awareness about immigrant detention this weekend, L.A. artists Cassils and rafa esparza got dozens of artists to print messages in the sky.
July 4 festivities from Pacific Symphony, Rose Bowl and the Music Center are free online. How to catch Lin-Manuel Miranda, Vanessa Williams and more.
A COVID-19 resurgence has closed museums, but not art space SoLA Contemporary, which has a new show of protest art viewable through its windows or inside.
The Tony-winning stage sensation “Hamilton” is available for home viewing on Disney+. Director Thomas Kail details the process of preserving the original Broadway production on screen.
La Marisoul closes out Union Station’s live Summer Sessions series. Here’s how you can catch the concert at home.
Museums that reopened their doors or planned to welcome back visitors in the coming week are forced to change course again as coronavirus cases surge.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Jackie Sibblies Drury and Jeremy O. Harris lead a new era of theater demanding that audiences confront the truths in front of them.
Sure, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Hamilton’ was a massive box office success worldwide, but still, many people will see it for the first time on Disney+.
The first Black architect licensed in California, Paul R. Williams created work that covers the gamut of 20th century architecture.
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In a statement published online, the musician Ryan Adams sought forgiveness after a wave of abuse allegations
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Filmakers, actors and Broadway fans took their celebrations online after Walt Disney’s release of the movie version of “Hamilton.”
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Walmart joins Tribeca Enterprises to bring drive-in movies to parking lots in August, plus films and comedy shows to the Rose Bowl through July.
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Stuart Cornfeld, who produced more than a handful of films with Ben Stiller under the production house Red Hour Films, died on June 26 after a bout of cancer.
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Earl Cameron, who was one of the first Black actors to perform in mainstream British films and played supporting roles to enduring entertainment icons such as James Bond and the title character in “Doctor Who” before appearing in the U.N. thriller “The Interpreter” in his 80s, has died.
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Rachael Denhollander and the filmmakers behind the Netflix documentary ‘Athlete A’ talk about the changes they’d like to see from USA Gymnastics.
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Documentary filmmaker Dawn Porter has created a rousing portrait of the civil rights activist and longtime legislator in ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble.’
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Grammy-winning singer Kacey Musgraves and her musician-husband, Ruston Kelly, have filed for divorce.
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After nearly a year of talks, public radio station KCRW has agreed to its first pay deal in the latest in a wave of unionizations.
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Hours after saying he would perform in Texas despite a COVID-19 spike, Vanilla Ice decided to cancel an annual holiday-weekend concert in his home state.
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Rage Against the Machine co-founder Tom Morello has teamed with the Bloody Beetroots, Shea Diamond and Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds for “Stand Up.”
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What’s on TV Saturday, July 4, plus Sunday talk shows
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TV highlights for July 5-11 include a documentary about astrologer Walter Mercado and a new WWII drama starring Tom Hanks
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Movies on TV this week: Sunday, July 5: “The Seventh Seal” on TCM; “Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” and more
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The “Unsolved Mysteries” theme song has spooked viewers for decades. Here’s the story behind it.
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In Leigh Stein’s new novel, “Self Care,” pioneers in “the wellness space” backstab each other, in a satire that already feels 100 years old.
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In Lynn Steger Strong’s ‘Want,’ a writer, teacher and mother faces up to her own privilege and the precariousness of her middle-class life.
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Bestsellers List Sunday, July 5, 2020
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Journalist Ben Ehrenreich lost track of time under Trump. His new ‘Road Map for the End of Time’ looks for answers in philosophies and disasters.
