Priscilla Presley’s legal fight over who has control of late daughter Lisa Marie’s trust opens up a possible family dispute.
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The American Legion
The Hollywood Legion is now a hot spot for premieres. Where else can you find a theater, a poker room, the bar from “The Shining” and maybe even a ghost?
The Pulitzer Prize-winning play ‘Beyond Riverside and Crazy’ is a great livestream theatrical offering. Plus: a streamlined opera strikes gold.
Hero Complex
‘Actors ... are going to say things that I agree with and things that I don’t agree with,’ James Gunn said of Zachary Levi’s controversial tweet.
Jeweler Douriean Fletcher breaks down the touches that make meaning in ‘Wakanda Forever,’ from the undersea kingdom of Talokan to Queen Ramonda.
The Envelope
“I made the conscious decision to make the camera glow, to stand out almost like a talisman. He gets this magical thing that illuminates his path,” says “The Fabelmans” cinematographer Janusz Kamiński of when Steven Spielberg received his first movie camera.
The newly Oscar-nominated ‘Living’ actor is taking his time enjoying a world that includes him in it.
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Critics
Jean-Christophe Klotz’s gripping hourlong documentary recounts how Budd and Stuart Schulberg excavated the footage that helped bring Nazi leaders to justice at Nuremberg.
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Dwayne Johnson got ‘that 3am call’ about his mom’s L.A. car accident but said she’s OK: ‘a survivor, in ways that make angels and miracles real.’
The group that owns fashion house Paco Rabanne says the Spanish-born designer, known for perfumes and metallic, space-age fashions, has died at 88.
Movie reviews on ‘Pamela, a Love Story,’ ‘True Spirit,’ ‘The Locksmith,’ ‘Blood,’ ‘A Lot of Nothing’ and ‘Body Parts’
Readers of Entertainment & Arts share thoughts on David Crosby, monuments to mass shootings, Alec Baldwin charges in ‘Rust’ shooting and more.
Former pop star Gary Glitter is released from prison in England after serving half of a 16-year prison sentence for sexually abusing three girls.
Disorienting, funny and scary, ‘Baby Ruby’ leaves one wondering if the protagonist is in a horror film with no escape, or simply stuck in an everyday black comedy.
Director Kyle Edward Ball opens up about making a microbudget genre sensation, pulling back from social media and remaining ‘sensitive’ to criticism.
A dramedy from Israeli filmmaker Eran Kolirin (‘The Band’s Visit’), ‘Let It Be Morning’ offers a timely snapshot of Israeli-Palestinian relations.
The man is accused of repeatedly trying to break into Keanu Reeves’ home and leaving behind a DNA kit and an alarming note, claiming they are related.
A former ‘Dances With Wolves’ actor who is accused of sexually abusing Indigenous girls has faced a Nevada judge for the first time since his arrest.
Best of 2022
It was another weird year. This is the music, movies, theater, books, television and art that got us through.