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Actor Shailene Woodley, writer Stephen Markley and director Ken Olin break down one of the standout moments of 'Paradise' Season 2.

The late filmmaker made the city his creative canvas. Revisit his favorite spots — and get a glimpse into his magical world.

The actor and creator is reviving her pioneering web series 'The Guild' via a feature-length film made possible by a Kickstarter campaign that has surpassed its goal.

'You don't want to create a story of just roses,' the retired tennis legend says of Zach Heinzerling's docuseries, in which he opens up about the physical and mental toll of greatness.

Conservators from London and L.A. are taking a close look at Joshua Reynold's "Portrait of Mai" ahead of the painting's West Coast debut at the Getty.

The legacy of Hayden Panettiere should not be defined by her tragic death at 36, but by her brave attempt to help millions of women.

After the L.A. Jazz Festival was canceled days before kickoff, local musicians and collectives worked together to create their own jazz celebration.

With "Happy Hour," her self-financed Netflix debut, comedian Kelsey Cook moves from comedy clubs to a historic Twin Cities theater, betting on herself and reclaiming creative and business control.

Aidan Park is teaching people dealing with mental health problems how to own their story through comedy.

Nominated for both Netflix comedy 'The Four Seasons' and gritty HBO drama 'Euphoria,' the actor is showcasing his range in the midst of a major year.

To honor their late friend and collaborator Robert Michael Morris, Lisa Kudrow and Michael Patrick King needed divine intervention. They got it.

Bestselling romantasy author Sarah J. Maas revealed the titles, covers and release dates for the next installments in her hit ACOTAR series.

In a video posted on his YouTube channel Monday, the ESPN sports commentator called the 'Thumbs Down' award given by the National Assn. of Black Journalists 'beneath the organization.'

Marvel Studios' 'Ghost Rider' reboot, starring Ryan Gosling as the fiery supernatural motorcyclist, will hit theaters July 28, 2028.

The trial of the alleged mastermind behind the killing of famed rapper and actor Tupac Shakur got underway in Las Vegas, with prosecutors alleging the shooting was the culmination of a gang rivalry and fight at the MGM Grand.