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A painting revolution was ready to take off in the 14th century, but then the plague hit Italy. What lessons does that hold about our own art future?
Playwright Terrence McNally and actor Mark Blum were some of the first entertainers to die from coronavirus complications. And the tally is increasing.
The co-directors of the wild Netflix docuseries “Tiger King” discuss Joe Exotic, the series’ animal rights message and the reaction from fans.
The disruption of pilot season, which some industry vets predict may never be the same, underscores the rippling economic effects of the health crisis.
A painting revolution was ready to take off in the 14th century, but then the plague hit Italy. What lessons does that hold about our own art future?
Here’s how to keep up with pop culture during self-quarantine due to coronavirus concerns.
Ten days after diagnosed with the coronavirus, Andy Cohen will return Monday with a version of Bravo’s ‘Watch What Happens Live’ shot from his home.
Japanese comedian Ken Shimura, who was inspired by Jerry Lewis, died from the coronavirus infection, becoming Japan’s first known celebrity victim.
A after visiting every U.S. county in the lower 48, William Least Heat-Moon is the master of the topographical journey. Now 80, he takes another trip through his new novel — into the imperfect history of American democracy.
Steph Cha doesn’t expect much in the way of good crime fiction to spring from the coronavirus outbreak.
Sunday’s one-hour fundraising special, hosted by Elton John, featured at-home performances by Mariah Carey, Billie Eilish, the Backstreet Boys and Dave Grohl.
Opera singer Plácido Domingo has been hospitalized in Mexico with complications related to COVID-19, a week after announcing his diagnosis.
Joanne Rogers, the 92-year-old widow of the Fred Rogers, weighs in on what her husband might have said during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Shaquille O’Neal addresses the controversy surrounding his cameo in the hit Netflix docuseries ‘Tiger King,’ saying he doesn’t ‘harm tigers.’ -
What’s on TV Monday, March 30: '#KidsTogether: The Nickelodeon Town Hall’ on Nickleodeon; Daytime TV Movies
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Veteran Broadway actor, best known for playing Roy Biggins on “Wings,” has died in New York at 73.
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Singer-songwriter Jan Howard has died at 91
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Portland’s beloved indie bookstore Powell’s Books rehired more than 100 employees after seeing a surge in online orders.
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From coronavirus quarantine, essential culture news, including how Trump channels Sophocles, the loss of beloved Broadway playwright Terrence McNally and other art figures to COVID-19 and other pandemic-influenced culture shifts.
JaQuel Knight, Beyoncé's head choreographer, organized a meal giveaway. But with concerts, tours and video shoots canceled, help and hope remain scarce.
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art stirs some controversy as construction continues amid coronavirus.
Critically acclaimed ‘Sweet Land’ comes to streaming. L.A. Chamber Orchestra launches an online series. The Getty wows with its Michelangelo show.
For some music to celebrate what it means to be alive: San Francisco Symphony releases high-quality recordings to make up for canceled concerts.
Nikki Haley denounces a relatively tiny amount of assistance for arts groups hurt by coronavirus closures. She forgets that the arts employ people too.
We’ve picked eight shows to see online today. Seven are free, including the museum exhibition “Vanity Fair: Hollywood Calling” and Music Never Sleeps NYC.
Even as people are told to stay home, many in Southern California seek out public spaces — beaches, hiking trails, sidewalks, parks — for relief.
The National Theatre lineup kicks off with James Corden’s performance in “One Man, Two Guvnors,” streamed every Thursday and available afterward on demand.
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Maria Mercader, an Emmy-winning producer for the CBS network, died of complications from COVID-19 on Sunday. She was 54.
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Entertainment unions applaud the U.S. government coronavirus bailout, saying it will provide much needed relief to workers. Here’s what you need to know.
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WarnerMedia boss John Stankey disclosed the spending in a memo to employees of the AT&T-owned company. But what’s happening with HBO Max?
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Tom Hanks tweets that he and wife Rita Wilson have returned to Los Angeles after being treated for coronavirus infections in Australia.
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Unable to operate its theaters, the long-running NYC film organization laid off staff and shut down its print publication as a response to coronavirus crisis.
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In ‘There’s Something in the Water,’ the actress interviews women of color on the front lines of environmental activism in their communities.
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Comedy-drama about a bipolar college student is not so easy to get “Inside.”
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Alan Merrill, who co-wrote the Joan Jett hit “I Love Rock and Roll” for his own band in 1975, died Sunday in New York of coronavirus complications.
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Joe Diffie, a country music star who enjoyed a career high in the 1990s, died Sunday of complications from COVID-19.
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After crashing Facebook last week, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will host a second concert live from home on CBS called ‘Garth & Trisha Live!’
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Record retailers across L.A. worry that with stores shuttered, Record Store Day cancelled and no influx of used vinyl to buy and sell, business prospects are bleak.
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With roles in wide-ranging projects including “Miss Bala” and “The Terror: Infamy,” Cristina Rodlo relocates a lot. Her advice: Don’t get attached.
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Tim and Eric’s “Beef House” and “Three Busy Debras,” which premiere Sunday, aren’t exactly comforting. But they do make our surreal times less strange.
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“Steven Universe Future” creator Rebecca Sugar shares her thoughts about the series finale.
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What’s on TV Saturday, March 28: ‘Just My Type’ on Hallmark; coronavirus coverage; 20/20: Lizzie Borden; California Cooking and more
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In a coronavirus quarantine diary, ‘The Other Americans’ author Laila reads ‘The Bell Jar,’ recommends Kiese Laymon’s ‘Heavy’ and watches ‘Devs.’
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Andrea Bartz’s novel, “The Herd,” is a mystery wrapped around a parody of The Wing
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Narrow escapes and righteous heroines in these works of crime fiction help you survive this strange season
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Here’s how to access the new wealth of free e-books and audiobooks during the coronavirus crisis.
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Many employees working remotely in the midst of the coronavirus crisis are competing with roommates for limited space, internet connection and attention.
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Family game nights are going virtual under COVID-19 stay-at-home rules. A few simple selections for playing online with children
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Boston Celtics all-star Gordon Hayward has sold his home in Rancho Santa Fe for $3.9 million.
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