Before Julia Bullock’s appearance this weekend in the L.A. Philharmonic’s performances of John Adams’ opera “Girls of the Golden West,” the singer talks.
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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?
“Afro-Atlantic Histories,” has been radically downsized at LACMA. Plus: In praise of Paul Mescal’s acting and why “Tár” is bad for classical music.
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At long last, Disneyland has a ride themed to Mickey Mouse. The new Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is a charmer, a lighthearted addition to Toontown that celebrates modern animation.
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’s’ Angela Bassett is a 2023 Oscar nominee for supporting actress — and the first actor nominated for an MCU project.
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Oscar nominations brought out the usual elation and anguish as well as confusion over how Andrea Riseborough crashed the party.
The actor received a groundswell of support from A-listers for her role in the otherwise little seen “To Leslie.”
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As mass shootings rise, with two in California in the last week alone, so do memorials that mark their memory — including a thoughtful new one in Tucson.
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Odele Cape, daughter of ‘The Sopranos’ actor John Ventimiglia, has died at age 25. She gave birth to her daughter, Shiloh, in November.
Conservatives vilify school librarians as “groomers and pedophiles” for stocking LGBTQ and racially themed books. “We have been cursed,” said one librarian.
Kenya Barris takes his brand of cultural satire to feature length in the Netflix comedy “You People,” starring Jonah Hill, Eddie Murphy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Keke Palmer referred to her “baby boy” during an appearance on “The Tonight Show.” She announced her pregnancy on “SNL” in December.
As her history of Black America comes to Hulu, journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones opens up about feeling ‘exposed,’ upsetting conservative politicians and more.
The Season 4 trailer for HBOMax’s “Succession” shows the Roy siblings reeling from their dad’s 11th-hour deal to nullify their stake in the family media empire.
Indie drama ‘To Leslie,’ which made only $27,000 in its first theatrical run, heads back to cinemas after star Andrea Riseborough’s surprise Oscar nomination.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ 25-year-old son, Charlie Hall, stars in Season 2 of “The Sex Lives of College Girls” as Whitney’s lab partner-turned-lover.
Laurie Luhn is going to court with her claims that the late Roger Ailes abused her for 15 years and Fox News executives allowed it to happen.
In 2021, Double K of L.A. rap duo People Under the Stairs died in his sleep. In 2023, his partner Thes One finally found a way to get his feelings on record.
Best of 2022
It was another weird year. This is the music, movies, theater, books, television and art that got us through.