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Cyndi Lauper brings her Home for the Holidays benefit to L.A. for the first time Dec. 10, with special guests from Marilyn Manson to Billy Porter.
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Pop superstar Beyoncé opened up about her life and legacy in a sprawling fan Q&A for the January issue of Elle.
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Chicago rapper Juice Wrld suffered convulsions and went into cardiac arrest as police and federal agents were searching his and his entourage’s luggage for guns and drugs at a private hangar at Midway Airport over the weekend, according to police.
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Hours after rapper Juice Wrld’s death, country-rap star Lil Nas X paid his respects by covering Juice Wrld’s hit “Lucid Dreams” at a Sunday concert.
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo quoted singer Linda Ronstadt at a Kennedy Center Honors reception, but Ronstadt turned the moment into an indictment of Trump.
At November’s Camp Flog Gnaw, Juice Wrld paid tribute to fallen rappers XXXTentacion, Nipsey Hussle, Lil Peep and Mac Miller. On Sunday, he died at age 21.
Juice Wrld, who was born and raised in the Chicago area, achieved a career high in 2018 when “Lucid Dreams” made it to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Classical music performances in L.A. for Dec. 8-15 include several presentations of Handel’s Messiah plus the return of Pacific Opera Project’s update of Puccini’s “La Boheme”
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Dance performances in L.A. for Dec. 8-15 include several different productions of “The Nutcracker” and two chances to see the Mexican holiday show “Nochebuena”
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Joe Smith’s career as a record executive spanned decades. As leader of Capitol, Elektra/Asylum and Warner Bros., he signed Jimi Hendrix, James Taylor and countless other musicians.
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Joycelyn Savage surfaced this week to say that the person who wrote scathing blog posts against her “best friend,” singer R. Kelly, was not actually her.
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Did K-Pop cause the death of Sulli and Goo Hara?
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Taylor Swift has finally taken part in that most American of holiday traditions, the pop-star Christmas song, with “Christmas Tree Farm.”
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Lil Nas X on a whirlwind year in which he broke chart records, became the biggest gay pop star in the world and scored six Grammy nominations.
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U.S. government argues support for recording artists
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Chicago rapper Juice Wrld suffered convulsions and went into cardiac arrest as police and federal agents were searching his and his entourage’s luggage for guns and drugs at a private hangar at Midway Airport over the weekend, according to police.
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Pushing ahead with articles of impeachment at a hearing, the House Judiciary Committee convenes to receive the investigative findings against President Trump.
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As a legal scholar who testified before Congress last week, I still have misgivings.
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Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
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A Times investigation uncovers claims of discrimination, retaliation and other forms of mistreatment at CBS-owned TV stations, including L.A. outlets.
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