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Dance shows in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project, Blue13 Dance Company and Forever Flamenco
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Classical music concerts in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include pianist Yuja Wang in recital at Segerstrom and Disney Hall, plus LA Opera’s staging of Donizetti’s “Roberto Devereux”
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Some experts fear that a fire last week at a lacquer manufacturing plant in Banning, Calif., could lead to a worldwide shortage in vinyl LPs.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen conducted the L.A. Phil through his latest Weimar Republic festival concert, and it wasn’t a pretty sight or sound. It wasn’t meant to be.
Federal prosecutors filed a reworked indictment against R&B singer R. Kelly on Friday in Chicago. A sixth accuser has been added, but another accuser is gone.
Texas Renaissance man Terry Allen may be better known for his visual art than his poetic country-folk songs, which he’ll perform this weekend in L.A.
On his new album, ‘Changes,’ Justin Bieber depicts his marriage as a refuge from the unkind world he’s not quite ready to reenter.
At 18, Billie Eilish is the youngest artist ever to write and record a James Bond title track. Listen to her “No Time to Die” theme song here.
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Feel romantic? Chris Botti and Pacific Symphony offer a little mood music, Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal salutes Leonard Cohen, and Grand Park gets a DJ.
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Jennifer Hudson will perform a special tribute before the NBA All-Star game to Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and the others who were killed in a helicopter crash.
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Camila Cabello playfully mocks classic Hollywood in the black-and-white new music video for her latest single, “My Oh My,” featuring rapper DaBaby.
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Thanks to a hit single with Post Malone, Ozzy Osbourne is in the midst of a career resurgence, all while he battles Parkinson’s disease, among myriad infirmities.
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This Valentine’s Day weekend offers a pair of stellar benefits and a smoochy R&B all-star concert.
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A staple of ‘80s radio and MTV, Huey Lewis returns with a new album. But he may never perform again, due to an inner-ear condition.
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The jazz musician’s work won nearly a dozen Grammy Awards.
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A UCSD biologist studies hippos, descendants of those that escaped a drug lord’s zoo, that are prospering in Colombia’s countryside, for better or worse.
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Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner criticized MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred for saying the Commissioner’s Trophy is ‘a piece of metal.’
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U.S. officials said early Monday that 14 American passengers evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan had tested positive for the new coronavirus, but were allowed on flights to military bases in California and Texas.
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More Americans are being sent home to die, placing an overwhelming financial and caregiving burden on families.
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Troy Sand’s suicide devastated his large, close-knit family and shattered this tiny community of fewer than 1,200 people in northwestern Iowa. His death also represented a growing manifestation of despair in rural America – the number of farmers taking their own lives.
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They praise the competitive atmosphere after Team LeBron beats Team Giannis, 157-155.
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The Norberto Arroyo Jr. story has taken a very sad turn.
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Even though she ran at the back of the five-horse field, she ran a perfectly timed race and won by an easy 3 ½ lengths.
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