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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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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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Lawmakers are near agreement on how to revamp the Paycheck Protection Program. But it may not be enough to help small businesses shut out of previous rounds of the government loans.
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Police told Melina Abdullah they had received a call to her home saying there was a man holding the family hostage and threatening to kill her.
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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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Kamala Harris, California’s junior senator, had been considered a top contender for VP the role since she dropped out of the presidential race in December.
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Long considered a rising star in Democratic politics, Sen. Kamala Harris will be Joe Biden’s running mate.
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The Pac-12 and Big Ten have canceled college football this fall.
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