Without the Golden Globes’ marketing push, Hollywood must deal with a new awards season landscape.
Months after his rehab stint, comedian John Mulaney is divorcing artist Anna Marie Tendler, his wife of nearly seven years.
The “Grey’s Anatomy” veteran says she’s not interested in reprising the role of Cristina Yang. But she still appreciates being asked about it.
Matt Damon welcomes the news that buddy Ben Affleck has been spending time with Jennifer Lopez, while Kevin Smith says he coined ‘Bennifer’ nickname.
Vaccinated entertainment
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Vaccinated people will get 85% of the tickets for the Bowl’s 2021 season, which includes Christina Aguilera, Yo-Yo Ma and “Black Panther” live.
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L.A. Opera moves its outdoor “Oedipus Rex” into the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, making it the first major L.A. arts group to stage an indoor show.
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In the COVID-19 era, my 12-year-old played more video games than ever. What kind of parent was I to allow this? But then I talked to experts.
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After more than a year, my husband and I have a movie date (“Together Together”) and it was very weird and extremely wonderful.
What ticket buyer wants to spend unnecessary time in a crowded lobby or cramped restroom? Even more important: the broken spell of storytelling onstage.
The designer of Washington, D.C.'s Vietnam Veterans Memorial is shaping the way women learn at Smith College and with ‘Ghost Forest’ makes a climate change statement.
Congressman Ted Lieu introduced the 21st Century Federal Writers’ Project act on May 6. It all started with an article by David Kipen in the L.A. Times
Celebrities were out in force to urge vaccine equity at ‘Vax Live: The Concert to Reunite the World’ at SoFi Stadium on Sunday.
With the next chapter of the pandemic comes a fear of returning to the roles we all used to perform, even among friends.
Milestone pandemic reopening: From essential workers seeking escape to an 8-year-old playing hooky, a California-only crowd came to Disneyland Friday.
A year after graduating into a pandemic, my son was reluctant to attend his ‘make-up’ college graduation ceremony. In the end, it was amazing.
It’s where pros train for music videos, and where amateurs go for a creative outlet. The pandemic knocked them down, but dance studios aren’t giving up.
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“NCIS” and “FBI” help give CBS a boost to its 15th No. 1 prime-time TV ratings victory in 16 weeks.
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One of the oldest living actors, Lloyd’s career spanned 70 years on film, theater, radio and television.
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The Hollywood Bowl has announced its 2021 season lineup after an unprecedented 18 months dark due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what’s on tap for summer fun seekers.
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Troubled detectives, evocative settings, skin-crawling mysteries: Here are 5 under-the-radar series to binge while waiting for new episodes of HBO’s crime drama.
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Social media slammed ‘SNL’s’ ‘Gen Z Hospital’ sketch for appropriating African American Vernacular English. Writer Michael Che had to look that up.
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Eli Broad envisioned Grand Avenue as DTLA’s Champs-Élysées. Instead it may be a memorial to an urbanism of big gestures that is passing into history.
Nonfungible tokens are a dressed-up species of bookkeeping. But what art needs is less auditing and more ecstasy.
Paul Pescador explores gender identity at Tyler Park Presents. Plus, live theater, stolen treasures and how our pandemic year shaped the work of Maya Lin
Pop-up art for Mental Health Awareness Month, a star-studded reading of “The Normal Heart,” John Cleese, Sofia Coppola and so much more.
Streaming through Center Theatre Group and Oregon Shakespeare Festival, “Black Feminist Video Game” explores our relationship with digital media.
Haven’t made Mother’s Day plans? Don’t have reservations? We have ideas.
Dan O’Brien, the playwright and poet behind “The Body of an American” and “The House in Scarsdale,” channels hurt and healing into new work.
The Hammer Museum launches Hammer Channel, a streaming archive of every artist talk, panel discussion and live performance since 2005.
Theater has returned to UCLA’s Royce Hall, pairing perfect strangers in a private encounter.
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Hollywood players continue to back away from the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., with Warner Bros. joining Netflix and Amazon Studios in cutting ties.
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AMC’s Adam Aron loves quoting Winston Churchill in earnings calls. Now he’s embracing the company’s memestock identity.
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A day after the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. voted for sweeping reforms, Time’s Up and a coalition of publicists ratchet up pressure on the group.
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After the New York Post decided Leonardo DiCaprio was ‘unrecognizable’ in a photo from his next film, Twitter has a field day with its memes.
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Tom Cruise finally addressed that viral audio clip of him berating the crew of the latest ‘Mission: Impossible’ movie for violating COVID-19 rules.
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The director’s ‘Ocean’s Eleven'-style Vegas heist caper on Netflix features zombies and Dave Bautista.
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The new “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” trailer gives fans a first look at Woody Harrelson, Tom Hardy and Naomie Harris in the sequel to the 2018 hit film.
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The pop star seems to have entered her memoir era at 19. Her new book, “Billie Eilish,” uses photos and spare captions to document her life for fans.
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The suit against Sébastien Izambard accuses the singer of repeated sexual abuse, assault and coerced control.
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Lloyd Price, a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, died on May 3 at age 88.
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On his new album, ‘Latest Record Project, Vol. 1,’ Van Morrison shocked fans by espousing an array of conspiracy theories. The seeds were always there.
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What to watch Tuesday, May 11: The season finale of ‘Mayans M.C.’ on FX; ‘NCIS’ on CBS; ‘Chad’ on TBS; Angels baseball; Dodgers baseball and more
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‘The Crime of the Century,’ a gripping new HBO docuseries from Alex Gibney, shows how corporate greed, marketing muscle and lax regulation created the opioid crisis.
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Laverne Cox’s passion for fashion ‘resonates with our audience,’ E! says as the ‘Orange Is the New Black’ actor becomes its new red-carpet host.
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What to watch Monday, May 10: ‘Breeders’ on FX; ‘The Voice’ on NBC; the season finale of ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ on National Geographic
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Stacey Abrams gets results, from registering 800,000 voters and giving Democrats the Senate to writing a gripping thriller, ‘While Justice Sleeps.’
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Aminder Dhaliwal’s second book, ‘Cyclopedia Exotica,’ which began on Instagram, depicts one-eyed people who are fetishized, harassed and undervalued.
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Olivia Laing’s fifth work of nonfiction, a series of essays on what bodily freedom means, is a compendium of echoes, drawing on many artists and writers.
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Bestsellers List Sunday, May 9
