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A new community exhibit at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art features 29 acrylic, mixed media paintings and drawings by James McClung and Marcus Mercado, from now until Oct. 23.

Lambrini Girls have to pull out of Coachella after singer-guitarist Phoebe Lunny suffered an 'acute brain injury.' Jack White will fill the spot the duo left open.

Superman Experience: Defenders Unite, a walkthrough attraction with gameplay elements, will include an original storyline set in the world of the DC film.

The Getty Center will close for a year to update its tram system and galleries ahead of the L.A. Olympics. The Getty Villa will stay open.

Kristin Cavallari, Lauren Conrad and Stephen Colletti spoke about reuniting with their co-stars for a special on the Roku Channel and the effect the show had on their lives.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Joseph Baena won big at the Iron Gladiator bodybuilding competition last weekend. The recent amateur can now compete as a pro bodybuilder.

The handsomely paid CEO could receive a $886 million golden parachute following Warner Bros. Discovery's sale, including as much as $335 million to reimburse Zaslav for his taxes.

If the Season 3 finale of 'Shrinking' feels like a series finale, that's on purpose. Jason Segel breaks down his emotional concluding scene with Harrison Ford.

After less than a month of negotiations, the Writers Guild of America has approved a tentative deal with Hollywood's film and TV studios. The WGA recently revealed the details of the deal.

The DOJ is addressing whether the anti-trust exemption given to sports leagues for its TV deals to applies to streamers.

Swiftly directed by Steven Soderbergh, the chamber comedy creates a fascinating partnership of opposites played by Michaela Coel and Ian McKellen.

Michael J. Fox responds to CNN's erroneous reports of his death with snark and plenty of grace. The network has since apologized to the actor and his family.

The popular series about a tightly knit calamitous family of weirdos is back after 20 years for a four-part miniseries on Hulu, along with much of the original cast and some new faces.

After production delays and the loss of two key figures, HBO's teen drama series is back, but fans and experts say its cultural influence may be more tempered this time around.