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Zac Brown and Kendra Scott have married at a private ceremony in Greece, according to news reports. The singer and the jewelry designer have been engaged for 10 months.

Nick Pasqual, the 'How I Met Your Mother' actor who was found guilty of attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend last month, faces allegations of rape, assault and negligence.

Alfonsi's "Inside CECOT" was held by Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss last December, raising concerns over politically motivated interference.

J.K. Simmons, known for playing J. Jonah Jameson in numerous "Spider-Man" films, was reunited with the friendly neighborhood hero at a Mets game.

Pierre Deny, a French actor who starred as luxury brand executive Louis de Léon on Netflix's 'Emily in Paris' in addition to many other roles, died Monday of ALS at 69.

Universal Citywalk is losing another staple retailer. Comic store Things From Another World is set to close in September. Publishing company Dark Horse, which operates the store, is closing all three of its retail locations.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, May 31, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

Cailee Spaeny and Charles Melton, who play Gen-Z strivers in Season 2 of Netflix's limited series, open up about money, career ambition and their Midwestern roots.

A documentary about 'Wishbone' tells the story of how the popular PBS children's TV show was made with a group of artists, a cast of children and a Jack Russell terrier named Soccer.

A new permanent public art installation is in the works for LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries. The large-scale video projection by Diana Thater was shot in Claude Monet's gardens and will light the underside of the building where it bridges Wilshire Boulevard.

A Book Soup staffer examines a major shift on the bestseller shelves: why some publishers are ditching 6x9 hardcovers for smaller, compact trim sizes.

Kevin Hart's Netflix roast is still stirring up controversy from viewers offended by Tony Hinchcliffe's joke about George Floyd, including Floyd's brother, Terrence, who expected the comedian to step in.

Stephen Colbert's 'Only in Monroe' spot had former bosses CBS and its parent company Paramount in a brief tizzy over the weekend, hours after his buzzy late-night sign-off.

Lindsie Chrisley was reportedly arrested in Georgia on suspicion of driving under the influence. She is reality star Todd Chrisley's daughter with his first wife.