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San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman has proposed an increase to the city's film and TV tax incentive program.

Three-time WNBA champion and four-time MVP A'ja Wilson adds to her historic year by being named AP Female Athlete of the Year, her latest post-season accolade.

Last week, Humbe released the final installment in his musical trilogy, 'Dueño del Cielo,' an ode to reinvention and his relationship to the sky. On his upcoming North American tour, he will be playing the Wiltern on April 9, 2026.

Jeff Garcia, an L.A. comedian best known for voicing Sheen Estevez on Nickelodeon's 'Jimmy Neutron,' has died at 50.

Comedian Andy Dick reportedly told TMZ that he is alive and relieved after a video showed him unresponsive from an apparent drug overdose in the streets of Hollywood.

Royal families from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi would contribute $24 billion to the Larry Ellison bid.

The Sundance Film Festival announced its programming for the 2026 edition, the last in Park City, Utah, and the first since the death of Robert Redford.

After getting rebuffed by media companies with relationships with MLB, Lionsgate reached an agreement with Starz to develop the show about Shohei Ohtani's crooked interpreter Ippei Mizuhara.

The prolific author who had at least 35 titles to her name (and her pen name) has died from an aggressive form of brain cancer, her family announced in a social media post.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

Hollywood has faced a difficult last few years, with the COVID-19 pandemic and the dual strikes. A merger between two major players could mean even more job cuts, experts said.

Clooney is no stranger to the Oscars, but he hasn't been nominated since 2013. 'Jay Kelly' gives the actor and activist a chance to return to his awards heyday.

The documentary films and series that captured our attention this year feature famous people and ordinary people, as well as new ideas and perspectives.

We hang out with L.A. laptop composer Carl Stone in Tokyo as he prepares for the premiere of 'Daimatsu' at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center.