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The streamer's latest teen drama stars Miku Martineau as Teagan, a championship rower whose life is upended, forcing her to move to the small town where her mom grew up.

Multidisciplinary artist Lucien Smith, celebrated for his iconic 'Rain Paintings' and 'Pie Paintings,' has died at 37.

Police are looking for a prowler who trespassed at filmmaker Quentin Tarantino's Hollywood Hills home on Wednesday.

A new Netflix documentary, which premiered Tuesday, tells the story of Mr. T, the celebrity bodyguard turned Hollywood actor. But the "Rocky III" star is not happy about his portrayal: 'That documentary pissed me off.'

Nearly 1,900 Blizzard Entertainment video game workers have ratified union contracts covering wage increases, remote work protections and AI workplace rules.

The Department of Justice requested additional information from Fox about its planned acquisition of Roku, which operates its own ad-supported streaming service and sells hardware such as Internet-connected TV devices.

Through Jan. 3, a new exhibit at the Getty Museum is spotlighting photographs by George Rodriguez, Laura Aguilar, Reynaldo Rivera, Patssi Valdez and Ricardo Valverde.

Bruce Davis was Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences CEO from 1989 to 2011, leading it through a sizable expansion of staff and setting up its film archive at the Pickford Center.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

Awards columnist Glenn Whipp has looked into his crystal ball. Here's who he thinks will win the 2026 Emmys.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is challenging art-world hierarchies by placing commercial art, comics and pop culture works in conversation with pieces by Frida Kahlo, Mary Cassatt, Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh and more.

Patrick Brammall is having the kind of year actors dream of with a pair of series premiering on consecutive days: Apple TV's "Last Seen" and the final season of "Colin From Accounts" on Paramount+.

Samuel D. Hunter, whose plays 'Grangeville' and 'A Case for the Existence of God' are running concurrently in the city, sits down with theater critic Charles McNulty to talk about his prolific career.

After a pause in production, the beleaguered Season 5 of the Hulu reality series is finally set to premiere on Thursday; here's a primer to catch you up on the events of the past year.

Five years after her Oscar-winning 'CODA,' filmmaker Siân Heder talks about 'Being Heumann,' her new movie opening Toronto, and how her life changed.