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Though she sees room for âcautious optimism,â Hillary Clinton finds âno bottomâ to Donald Trump.
After Lea Michele apologized for her on-set behavior, her former âGleeâ costars arenât letting it slide. Even a producer for the TV show has chimed in.
Amid the unrest following George Floydâs death, local TV news channels like KCAL 9, Fox 11, KTLA 5, ABC 7 and NBC 4 are making â and learning from â old mistakes.
Though she sees room for âcautious optimism,â Hillary Clinton finds âno bottomâ to Donald Trump.
Memoirs by Kiese Laymon and John Edgar Wideman; essays by Darryl Pinckney and Mikki Kendall; masterpieces from Michelle Alexander and Claudia Rankine.
Envelope: Showrunners Roundtable
Showrunners Kerry Ehrin of âThe Morning Show,â Dahvi Waller of âMrs. America,â Steven Canals of âPose,â Susannah Grant of âUnbelievable,â Dan Levy of âSchittâs Creekâ and Chuck Lorre of âThe Kominsky Methodâ connected with L.A. Times culture columnist L.Z. Granderson for a wide-ranging conversation that included the need for opening writers rooms to specific viewpoints.
Series creators, including Chuck Lorre and Dan Levy, exchange ideas on what new TV productions might look like. Think cellophane for starters.
Hereâs how to keep up with pop culture during self-quarantine due to coronavirus concerns.
What will L.A. museum reopenings look like? The Guggenheim Bilbao may have answers.
âThe Avengersâ actor Tom Hiddleston plays a general gone rogue in William Shakespeareâs âCoriolanus.â Hereâs how you can watch for free.
Television Academy President Maury McIntyre looks forward to some creative solutions to the problems presented by holding the Emmys during a pandemic.
Warner Music Group, Disney pledge support to social justice groups
The worldâs biggest cinema operator, AMC Entertainment, warns of losses of up to $2.4 billion due to the pandemic.
Paul McCarthyâs Hammer Museum solo show shut down for COVID-19. From home, he talks of human nature, violence and turning from performance to drawing.
Culver City-based Zoic Studios, which produces visual effects for film and TV, sees growth in its Zoic Labs, which brings VFX skills to COVID-19 research.
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In the wake of the protests, Spotifyâs trendsetting Viral 50 chart features decades-old tracks from Richard Pryor, James Brown and Gil Scott-Heron. -
Longtime collaborators Abel Ferrara and Willem Dafoe come together for a semi-autobiographical tale of the filmmakerâs quiet new life in Rome, still driven by an inner anguish.
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TV highlights for June 7-13 include a profile of martial arts legend Bruce Lee on ESPNâs â30 for 30" and a âGrease Sing-Alongâ on CBS
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Movies on TV this week, June 7: âMary Poppinsâ; âFinding Nemoâ; âStar Wars: A New Hopeâ and more
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Oyelowo and DuVernay said that academy members refused to vote for âSelmaâ after cast and crew protested the death of Eric Garner in police custody.
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With COVID-19 forcing Broadway to postpone the Tony Awards, critic Charles McNulty takes winners from 2010 tho 2019 and names the best of the best.
Daniel Traubâs documentary âUrsula von Rydingsvard: Into Her Ownâ surveys the primal work of the New York-based sculptor.
Digital-art memorials to George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and other black victims of white violence are rallying cries for social justice.
How to stream three comedy specials starring âParks and Recâsâ Nick Offerman â only $5 a pop
Go inside the ambitious musical stylings of the Apple TV+ animated series âCentral Park.â
Ivanka Trump tweets Scripture amid angry national protests, but her father could learn more from Shakespeare about mercy and justice.
Scientists studying tiny exhaled particles that could transmit the coronavirus say a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention decision to drop warnings against choral singing is dangerous, risking more âsuper spreading eventsâ such as a Washington state choir practice linked to two deaths.
Christoâs 1991 installations of more than 1,000 colorful umbrellas in Southern California and Japan resulted in tragedy. Christo created ephemeral projects across the globe
How homes, offices and the city will evolve in the COVID-19 era. Plus, remembering Larry Kramer and Peter Alexander in our weekly arts newsletter.
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The move comes a day after Eller engaged in a Twitter dust-up over newsroom diversity.
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Sen. Tom Cotton used his New York Times op-ed to call for using the Insurrection Act to âsend in the troopsâ against nationwide civil unrest, prompting backlash from across the newsroom.
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Warner Music Group on Wednesday launched its IPO at $25 a share, a sign of how streaming has fueled a turnaround in the music industry.
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The LGBTQ rights movement was born from an uprising against police violence. For Pride month, hereâs a guide to films and TV shows that explore that connection.
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Actor John Boyegaâs passionate remarks at Black Lives Matter protests in London have earned him respect from his âStar Warsâ family and others in Hollywood.
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â2040" writer-director Damon Gameau details a positive path for battling climate change, utilizing only solutions that are presently available.
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ESPN documentary âBe Waterâ fleshes out the life and challenges of the legendary martial-arts master.
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Amid the nationwide protests over police brutality, Killer Mike and El-P released Run the Jewelsâ prescient new âRTJ4" album two days early.
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Fans swarmed police tip lines and white-supremacist hashtags with clips of K-pop groups BTS and Blackpink to make them useless.
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Originally set to come out Thursday night, Run the Jewelsâ âRTJ4" is available now on streaming services and as a free download on the hip-hop duoâs website.
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An oral history of the coronavirus pandemic, as told by the staffs of four iconic L.A. nightclubs: the Troubadour, McCabeâs Guitar Shop, Sound and the Satellite
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In her new HBO stand-up special, âInsecureâ breakout Yvonne Orji celebrates Nigerian culture â and, she hopes, offers âcollective exhaling through laughter.â
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Whatâs on TV Friday, June 5: Season finale of âBettyâ; coronavirus
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The author of âHow to Be An Antiracistâ has a timely new spinoff board book, âAntiracist Baby,â out soon.
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The textbook model of a cross-platform artist, Loh talks about her COVID-themed science podcast and her new memoir, âThe Madwoman and the Roomba.â
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Celebrated for her novels, occasionally vilified for a persona she canât control, the author of âDeath in Her Handsâ is our prophet of loneliness.
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An Irish millennialâs first novel, âExciting Times,â pins the touchstone generational tension between sardonicism and sincerity.
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Bruce Munroâs art installation with thousands of solar-powered stems will reopen June 12.
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First came esport mega-hit âLeague of Legends,â then an identity crisis. After soul searching, Riot Games has âValorantâ and new idealism.
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The Hiram Kwan residence, a modernist design of John Lautner protégé John Stevens, sells in Los Feliz for $4.265 million: $280,000 over asking price.
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