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Melanie Scrofano on her journey to directing a Season 4 episode of “Wynonna Earp.”
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The coronavirus era offers opportunities to reimagine experiences. It’s time to start thinking of the entire park as an attraction.
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COVID-19 put a pause on Meow Wolf’s most ambitious, risk-taking and topical endeavor yet: the grocery store-inspired Omega Mart, planned for Las Vegas.
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A reimagining of the iconic ‘90s Nickelodeon series “The Ren & Stimpy Show” is headed to Comedy Central.
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Last year “Game of Thrones” author George R.R. Martin gave his “formal written permission to imprison” him if his latest book wasn’t done by July 29, 2020.
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Praise Baby Yoda, Disney+ breakout Star Wars hit ‘The Mandalorian’ nabbed an Emmy nomination for drama series (and 14 more).
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Comic-Con veterans spoke to The Times about what they’re missing — and what they’re not — with this year’s in-person event canceled due to COVID-19.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Friday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Season 4 of Syfy’s “Wynonna Earp” has been nearly two years in the making — thanks to financial woes, its passionate fan base and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Friday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Director Josh Boone, star Blu Hunt and the rest of the cast talk about the long movie journey for “The New Mutants.”
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The Los Angeles Time Photo and Video Studio has had a longstanding presence at the San Diego Comic-Con, taking portraits of Hollywood’s favorite stars and casts. Scroll through our gallery to see our favorite photos from years past.
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“Four Months Earlier,” a game equivalent of a COVID-era tone poem, takes us back to the days we could walk L.A.'s Griffith Park with an out-of-towner.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Thursday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Comic-Con International in San Diego was canceled because of COVID-19, but Comic-Con @ Home is free online starting July 22. Here’s how to join in the fun.
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Catholic schools in California are seeking waivers to open for in-person learning. In Nevada County, one has gone back to class.
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Life inside the NBA’s closed environment in Orlando means constant surveillance and medical checks. And sometimes wine. Lots and lots of wine.
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California has focused on freeing nonviolent offenders to combat the spread of coronavirus in prisons, but some have committed violent crimes.
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Even with California’s death toll from COVID-19 surpassing 10,000, some hope is emerging: Doctors are getting better at saving patients.
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One in four people with diabetes have rationed supplies to cut the cost of their diabetes care since the start of the pandemic, a survey found.
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The appointment promises to be one of the most consequential of his political career, both in California and in regard to any ambitions he may have for White House.
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With P.V. Gopalan, an upright civil servant and doting patriarch, Kamala Harris forged one of the defining relationships of her life.
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Joe Biden has chosen California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate. She could be the first woman and first person of color to be vice president.
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Kamala Harris’ work as a prosecutor during California’s lock-'em-up era has made it harder for her to sell her presidential candidacy to wary voters.
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If it was too dangerous to play in March when the numbers were relatively low, why is it safe to play now when the numbers are exploding?
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The governor also pushed back on President Trump’s executive order on unemployment claims, saying it wouldn’t work in California.
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A COVID-19 outbreak at California’s oldest prison shows the high human costs of trying to achieve “herd immunity” without a vaccine.
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