Taylor Swift, SZA and Olivia Rodrigo are the surest bets for multiple nominations on Friday, while country stars Morgan Wallen and Zach Bryan are the wild cards.
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Drumboxing, a new Malibu workout to ‘train your brain’ while you exercise, is catching on among locals and celebs such as Cindy Crawford and LeAnn Rimes. Would you try it?
Hero Complex
“Thirsty Suitors” is a game about the emotional mess caused by relationships — and how we can heal from it.
Lakers’ Rui Hachimura voices a cartoon version of himself for an episode of the Japanese anime show ‘Crayon Shin-chan.’ He’s in concussion protocol with the team.
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“The Holdovers,” “Priscilla” and “Rustin” are Oscar hopefuls currently playing in theaters. They’re all worth a look, though we do have some differing opinions on that.
AFI Fest returns this week, while a great new David Fincher movie, ‘The Killer,’ opens in theaters before landing on Netflix in a couple of weeks.
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A mother and her two youngest daughters recount the tragedy that tore their family apart in this emotionally stirring movie from Kaouther Ben Hania.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is being sued by a cyclist he collided with earlier this year in West Los Angeles. The cyclist alleges she suffered ‘permanent injuries.’
A galvanizing Mexican schoolteacher turns a classroom of apathetic students into high achievers in this conventional yet stirring drama starring Eugenio Derbez.
Returning to the genre that made her famous, Meg Ryan writes and directs a sharp, seasoned rom-com that puts her in fine company with co-star David Duchovny.
The Matthew Perry Foundation has launched to raise money to help people with addiction: ‘Addiction is far too powerful for anyone to defeat alone.’
The ‘Fortnite’ lawsuit by celebrity choreographer Kyle Hanagami has new life after the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decides to revisit his allegations.
‘Succession’ star Alan Ruck said he’s fine after crashing his Rivian truck into a Hollywood pizzeria on Tuesday. The LAPD said no crime was committed.
Netflix’s new Diana Nyad biopic has revived longstanding questions about the veracity of the swimmer’s accomplishments. What is true and what is fiction?
“Gen V” showrunner Michele Fazekas and executive producer Eric Kripke talk about the Season 1 finale, the show’s deeper meanings and “handing the football” to Season 4 of “The Boys.”
In the lead up to Bravocon, Frankel had choice words about her former network Bravo, ‘Housewives’ impresario Andy Cohen and her leading role in reality TV’s union drive.
The creators of “Planet Earth III” say they wanted to examine how nature and humans interact in the latest installment of the series that features the narration of David Attenborough.
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Careers in the entertainment industry can be mysterious for those just starting out, and even for those working in the business. The Los Angeles Times brings you explainers and advice for starting and building your career in Hollywood.