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Fox News, CNN and MSNBC saw record ratings under President Trump, who is not yet done reshaping the cable news landscape.
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After three years of silence, Price denied sexually harassing a producer, but his accuser stands by her claims.
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After a public feud over which union had jurisdiction over broadcast or streamed live theatrical performances, Actors’ Equity and SAG-AFTRA reached an agreement that runs through December 2021.
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Parquet-Taylor, a native of New Orleans, is new to the L.A. market.
An L.A.-based social media company had planned to host a party for influencers that health experts say doesn’t follow state safety protocols for COVID-19.
The Patty Jenkins sequel’s move is the latest attempt by a studio to adapt its release schedule to the worsening COVID-19 pandemic.
With premium video on demand no longer an experiment, Universal’s ‘Croods’ sequel is a preview for how movies will be released after the pandemic subsides.
Despite rising COVID-19 infections, the latest round of California film tax credits has drawn more television productions to the state.
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Profile of Blacktag, a new streaming service backed by CAA and other investors featuring content from Black creators.
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The fight between Hollywood writers and their agents isn’t over just yet.
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Scooter Braun flipped his ownership of Taylor Swift’s master recordings to private equity firm Shamrock Capital. Swift still plans to re-record her old songs.
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Cinemark is the second major theater chain to make a deal with Universal Pictures for premium video on-demand releases.
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Rich, whose position at the company was elevated in 2018, has been with Warner Bros. for more than two decades.
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The Trump administration gives the owner of TikTok more time to resolve national security concerns before it’s required to sell the video-sharing app.
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Disney released quarterly earnings, revealing a big jump in subscriptions for Disney+.
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Pure Flix, the production company behind “God’s Not Dead,” signs an agreement to sell its subscription streaming service to Sony’s faith-based label Affirm Entertainment.
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Four years ago there was talk of ‘Trump TV.’ Now, it’s more complicated.
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ByteDance sought relief from the federal appeals court in Washington to block a move by the Trump administration forcing it to sell its popular app TikTok.
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Hollywood reopening got a boost in October as some films and TV shows returned to production. However, the local entertainment industry has yet to return to full force.
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The WarnerMedia job cuts are expected to affect more than 1,000 employees.
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Whether Trump or Biden wins, difficult repair works lies ahead after election 2020. Can we bridge our cultural divide?
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The new wave of coronavirus cases brings L.A. County closer to another stay-at-home order.
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L.A. County public health officials on Saturday announced they will issue an order suspending outdoor dining at restaurants amid a surge of new coronavirus cases.
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President Trump authorizes start of formal transition as Joe Biden makes several historic picks for key posts, shaping a Cabinet that is notably diverse and brings back many Obama-era insiders.
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To pretend that there is anything approaching moral equivalency between Joe Biden and Donald Trump represents an appalling failure to exercise ethical judgment.
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Feinstein, 87, is the ranking Democrat on the judiciary committee and was in line to become its first female chair if Democrats take control of the Senate.
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There can be no L.A. Times if it doesn’t reflect our city. This is one part of our commitment to better represent it.
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The state’s $26-billion tax windfall is less a story of some kind of surprise jackpot and more a cautionary tale of how early doomsday predictions were way off.
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Los Angeles County health officials announced the decision to suspend outdoor dining, effective Wednesday night, for at least three weeks.
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