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Cartoon Network has launched antiracism PSAs developed by “Steven Universe” creator Rebecca Sugar and “O.K. KO! Let’s Be Heroes” creator Ian Jones-Quartey.
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‘I felt it was important that viewers could tell by the silhouette that Batwoman was a Black girl,’ actress Javicia Leslie says of Batwoman’s new suit.
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Lupin III’s first 3DCG feature is a fun, zippy adventure where the gentleman thief and his friends triumph over Nazis.
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The romance of Main Street and silliness of Cars Land could not exist without the cast that brings those art-directed theme park universes to life. Now they face layoffs.
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Most COVID-19-era entertainment is geared toward social and family bubbles. If you thought going it alone was odd before, well....
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51 video games. Made in two weeks. All of them about life in 2020. Trust me, it’s better when it’s a game.
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The granddaughter of Hollywood legend Jack Lemmon has her first starring role in Marvel’s “Helstrom,” now on Hulu. But she’s busy calling voters in Georgia.
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Nothing has yet matched the augmented reality hit “Pokémon Go.” But watch out, Pikachu! “Mario Kart Live” brings AR home. The wonders are in your living room.
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Weeks after L.A. Comic Con announced plans to hold an in-person event in December, the convention is now canceled and rescheduled for next year.
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The creator, showrunner and story editors of Netflix’s ‘Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts’ break down Season 3.
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Some of the best “Star Wars” narratives are in video games. “Squadrons” is no exception. And in VR it almost replicates a theme park experience.
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A guide for picking your next Octavia E. Butler book after finishing the “Parable” series.
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Online services such as Fantasy Grounds and Roll20 provide virtual tabletops for D&D gamers to meet online and stage adventures.
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After 15 years, the CW’s “Supernatural” begins its final run Thursday. We speak with stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki about the long goodbye.
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‘Fire Season,’ set at the Paramount Ranch, is interactive theater inspired by author John McPhee and ‘The Legend of Zelda.’
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Social and public gatherings are one of several reasons why Southern California remains stuck in a coronavirus limbo, experts say.
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College campuses have long given Democrats a boost in swing states. The pandemic is likely to reduce their influence.
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San Francisco shut down early in the pandemic and later limited reopening. Now the city is the first urban center in California where the risk of infection is rated as minimal.
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Opinion: The roots of California’s tattered economy were planted long before the coronavirus arrived
Opinion: The roots of California’s tattered economy were planted long before the coronavirus arrived
Dependence on tech industries can’t help the state recover lower-wage job losses or reduce the entrenched inequality that makes California susceptible to rolling catastrophes.
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Health workers of all stripes have put themselves at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. But nurses face the highest risk of being hospitalized with the disease.
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Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner received word that he’d tested positive for the coronavirus during Game 6 of the World Series and was removed.
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A drought is over, the heavens have opened, and all over Los Angeles it’s raining blue. The Dodgers are World Series champions for the first time since 1988.
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The Dodgers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 3-1 in Game 6 of the World Series to win their first championship since 1988.
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Dodgers fans took to the streets and provided Los Angeles with a hearty fireworks show as the team won its first World Series since 1988.
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The healthcare workers on the pandemic’s front lines all face risks, but a new study shows that they don’t bear them equally.
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Sunday’s LAFC-Galaxy game was a derby in which El Tráfico was mainly headed in one direction.
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Environment reporter Rosanna Xia gives the backstory on her new investigation.
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