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Classic Hollywood: Dyan Cannon and Richard Benjamin look back fondly at `The Last of Sheila’ and the coolest man in Hollywood, James Coburn
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Ron Howard’s “Rebuilding Paradise,” about a California community’s efforts to recover from 2018’s Camp fire, premieres at Sundance
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Ron Yerxa and Albert Berger talk rejection, persistence and their new film at Sundance: ‘The Last Shift,’ with Richard Jenkins, directed by Andrew Cohn.
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The seven juiciest revelations from the new Taylor Swift Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” which dropped at the Sundance Film Festival.
A failing attraction resorts to using humans dressed in animal costumes in hopes of fooling the public in the South Korean comedy “Secret Zoo.”
A young African American woman in the Inland Empire sees her life flash before her eyes after a fatal encounter with police in hip-hop fantasy ‘My Name Is Myeisha.’
Terry Crews plays “John Henry,” a former gang member who tries to protect two immigrant children who are on the run from the leader of his old crew.
“Get Gone” sends coworkers on a team-building exercise to run afoul of a creepy family in the deep woods.
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Final Oscar balloting begins Thursday. How are the campaigns trying to woo academy members?
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Aden Young stars in “Elsewhere” as a widower who connects with the new tenant after his former in-laws evict him from the seaside cottage he once shared with his wife.
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‘Dear White People’ creator Justin Simien returns to Sundance with a New Jack Swing in the retro-horror satire ‘Bad Hair.’
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“Cremaster” artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney updates the tale of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, by setting the action of “Redoubt” in the Idaho wilderness.
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Overlooked by the Academy for the best performance of his career, Adam Sandler propels the Safdie brothers’ crime thriller “Uncut Gems.”
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“The Last Full Measure” is a fact-based drama about efforts to secure a Congressional Medal of Honor for a heroic Air Force medic in Vietnam.
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A new nanny is tasked with caring for a pair of disturbed orphans at a creepy estate in rural Maine.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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The seven juiciest revelations from the new Taylor Swift Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” which dropped at the Sundance Film Festival.
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More than half of California voters have considered moving out of state. Many who do choose Texas, where lower housing costs come with trade-offs.
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Tijuana’s racing greyhounds have never seen a home, a sidewalk or a cat. This L.A. group gives them a chance at a second life.
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At the mercy of Mother Nature, Mt. Waterman has reopened. Snow is good at the landmark resort in the Angeles National Forest. It will be running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Americans are ever more polarized in the news outlets they trust, and the partisan news bubbles they inhabit strongly shape their views, study shows.
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San Francisco’s district attorney announced that his office will be ending cash bail for criminal cases.
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Lakers defeat the Brooklyn Nets, 128-113.
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Storm the Court remains in the top spot in the Kentucky Derby Top 10 this week
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