John Lennon’s late-’70s song ‘Now and Then,’ now featuring all four Beatles, serves as a fitting conclusion, conveying what the band both achieved and lost.
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For Real by Amy Kaufman
Travis Barker is a survivor who loves a challenge. He’s touring with Blink-182 (don’t clean the blood off his drums) and expecting a baby with Kourtney Kardashian.
Robert Brustein, critic and pioneer who founded stage programs at Ivy League institutions, championed nonprofit theater and tangled with playwrights Samuel Beckett and August Wilson, dies at 96.
Hero Complex
The hit Netflix show has inspired an immersive experience — and a night market with Korean-inspired food led by Yangban chef Katianna Hong.
Video game company 2K Games says it made a donation to help keep a Kobe and Gianna Bryant mural on the wall of Hardcore Fitness in downtown L.A. for another year.
The Envelope
AFI Fest returns this week, while a great new David Fincher movie, ‘The Killer,’ opens in theaters before landing on Netflix in a couple of weeks.
Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” is an intimate epic, gripping and, ultimately, heartbreaking. And it’s in theaters today.
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A team of Los Angeles Times journalists analyzed the Writers Guild of America’s contract with studios, marking it up line by line. See the most significant changes, the pivotal arguments and the key subtexts within this historic document.
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Actors Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi go to Graceland in director Sofia Coppola’s melancholy movie adapted from Priscilla Presley’s 1985 memoir.
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The AFI Fest brought in some heavy hitters Friday night.
Goldie Hawn is recounting an alien encounter that left her paralyzed: ‘Oh, my God. I think I made contact with outer space.’
John Cena, Alison Brie and Juan Pablo Raba costar in a strenuously zany hot-spot action comedy that comes too soon after ‘The Lost City’ to feel original.
Jessie Buckley, Riz Ahmed and Jeremy Allen White co-star in the new film by Greek Weird Wave leading light Christos Nikou, making his English-language debut.
Cher has been accused in a new court filing of continuing to conceal her son Elijah Blue Allman’s whereabouts and interfering with his ‘health management.’
An uninhibited Heather Graham and horror regular Barbara Crampton go toe-to-toe in an asylum-set body-swap thriller indebted to the stylish mania of an earlier decade.
The globally popular video game franchise swings for the big screen with surprisingly vicious kills but some of Hollywood’s creakier storytelling conventions.
Kristen Stewart shares details about her upcoming wedding to screenwriter Dylan Meyer and says Guy Fieri will be there but only ‘in spirit.’
‘Fantastic Beasts’ director David Yates said Warner Bros. has put the magical franchise on ‘a pause’ after the third film: ‘It’s all just parked.’
Thousands of actors signed an open letter reaffirming their commitment to the strike. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Pedro Pascal are among the signatories.
Career guide for Hollywood dreamers
Careers in the entertainment industry can be mysterious for those just starting out, and even for those working in the business. The Los Angeles Times brings you explainers and advice for starting and building your career in Hollywood.