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Plácido Domingo, who tested positive for the coronavirus March 22 and was reportedly hospitalized days ago, is home and feeling “fine,” he said in a statement.
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Adam Schlesinger, the Fountains of Wayne cofounder who won an Emmy for his ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ songwriting, is hospitalized with the coronavirus.
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We’ve selected nine things to watch online today — all of them free — including performances by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and violinist Johnny Gandelsman
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K-pop supergroup BTS was among the acts that performed on James Corden’s ‘Homefest’ special on Monday night.
The Industry had to close “Sweet Land,” its acclaimed opera in a downtown L.A. park. The production shifted online — and is as compelling as ever.
Some L.A. staging and event-production firms have, in a matter of days, remade their companies to build a first line of defense against the coronavirus.
John Prine’s wife says her 73-year-old husband is stable after being hospitalized for COVID-19. Fiona Prine says she has recovered but her husband is intubated.
Alan Merrill, who co-wrote the Joan Jett hit “I Love Rock and Roll” for his own band in 1975, died Sunday in New York of coronavirus complications.
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Sunday’s one-hour fundraising special, hosted by Elton John, featured at-home performances by Mariah Carey, Billie Eilish, the Backstreet Boys and Dave Grohl.
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The deadly outbreak among members of a choir has stunned health officials, who have concluded that the virus was almost certainly transmitted through the air from one or more people without symptoms.
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Opera singer Plácido Domingo has been hospitalized in Mexico with complications related to COVID-19, a week after announcing his diagnosis.
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Joe Diffie, a country music star who enjoyed a career high in the 1990s, died Sunday of complications from COVID-19.
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Singer-songwriter Jan Howard has died at 91
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After crashing Facebook last week, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will host a second concert live from home on CBS called ‘Garth & Trisha Live!’
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Critically acclaimed ‘Sweet Land’ comes to streaming. L.A. Chamber Orchestra launches an online series. The Getty wows with its Michelangelo show.
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The coronavirus continues to spread rapidly in the Bay Area and Seattle, but so far at a rate slower than in the country’s other hot spots such as New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Louisiana.
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The deadly outbreak among members of a choir has stunned health officials, who have concluded that the virus was almost certainly transmitted through the air from one or more people without symptoms.
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Amid the coronavirus crisis, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors unanimously votes to remove the sheriff as the head of emergency operations.
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The Trump administration released weaker fuel economy standards for new cars and trucks, pitting the federal government against California on a policy key to combating climate change.
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With the coronavirus crisis forcing Californians lose paychecks, here’s a guide for renters and homeowners worried about paying their rent or mortgage.
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The season has been suspended until May 10, but that date is not realistic.
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The latest news from California, including gig workers going on strike.
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As coronavirus cases rise in the U.S., experts are looking to the West Coast for signs that social distancing is making a difference.
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