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After being fired on Thursday, former "60 Minutes" correspondent Cecilia Vega reveals she had been facing political pressure and censorship at work.

Leo Woodall, Havana Rose Liu and Dustin Hoffman front a classically structured thriller about a piano technician who falls in with the wrong crowd.

At 20, Violet Grohl steps beyond her father Dave's rock legacy with debut album "Be Sweet to Me," a haunted, alt-rock debut steeped in '80s and '90s experimental grit.

The small-town story about a lonely man in a lonely world has its L.A. premiere at the Mark Taper Forum in a production directed by Knud Adams.

The former late-night host's new CNN series takes him on a road trip across the country, where he encounters only-in-America monster trucks, lowriders and haggis tacos.

After five seasons, the HBO Max series starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder has reached its end; Times critics Robert Lloyd and Mary McNamara discuss the show's legacy and finale.

To celebrate the 100th birthday of Marilyn Monroe, five unpublished photos of the starlet from 1949 are being auctioned off.

Gracie Abrams is hitting arenas worldwide with her 64-date Look at My Life tour, including four homecoming nights in December at Inglewood's Kia Forum.

It took over a decade for Jorge R. Gutierrez to get approval for his 2014 film "The Book of Life." His new project, "Punky Duck," will take less time — thanks to AI.

At the rapidly expanding AI on the Lot conference in Culver City, the "Taxi Driver" scripter mixed provocation and unease as he contemplated Hollywood's future.

ABC has submitted the eight license renewal applications for its TV stations that was ordered two years early by the Federal Communications Commission.

Every two years, the archive known for impeccable restorations shows some eye-opening work — a free event that serious film fans won't want to miss.

The Getty on Thursday revealed key details for a slate of improvements to its visitor experience, including a new tram and renovated entrance area designed by Gehry Partners.

Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas have great creative chemistry in 'Once' director John Carney's latest musical. Pity this punishingly cruel comedy keeps them apart.

Joy Behar is taking a temporary leave from the daytime talk show, "The View." The comedian will focus on bringing her play "My First Ex-Husband" to its first international audience in London.