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Poaching the work of pop music artists appears to be the only way the DHS can utilize music that actually appeals to people younger than 50.

Weezer's longtime bassist Scott Shriner and his wife Jillian Lauren are going their separate ways, months after the latter allegedly exchanged gunfire with LAPD this year.

The CBS telecast averaged 57.2 million viewers. Fox's early Thanksgiving reached a new high as well.

Salvador Plasencia, who authorities said repeatedly sold and injected Matthew Perry with the drug ketamine in the weeks leading up to the actor's death in 2023, faces sentencing before a federal judge Wednesday.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

'My Secret Santa' starring Alexandra Breckenridge is the latest holiday film to be released on the streamer, which has several new offerings and recent classics worth revisiting.

Political journalist Olivia Nuzzi has dazzled the media with scandals, but her prose is less sparkling. Her much-anticipated new memoir is rife with arrogance and thin on sourcing.

Indie film veteran Cassian Elwes, whose latest project, 'Dead Man's Wire,' begins an Oscar-qualifying run Dec. 12, opens up about economic challenges, the rise of AI and more.

Director Oliver Laxe, production designer Laia Ateca and composer Kangding Ray explain how the spellbinding desert rave that opens the film came together.

June Squibb, busier than ever at 96, stars in the Broadway premiere of 'Marjorie Prime.' She also plays the title character in the film 'Eleanor the Great,' released earlier this fall.

After commanding attention in "Narcos" and "Civil War," the Brazilian actor levels up with his finely complex leading turn in the awards powerhouse "The Secret Agent."

Here are the 10 best books to read this month, including poignant fiction, a Hollywood satire, and a work by Nobel winner Olga Tokarczuk.

A lead actress Oscar nomination for playing Elphaba in 'Wicked: For Good' would put Cynthia Erivo closer to an EGOT — while furthering her status as a consummate entertainer.

The Recording Academy will present the musical TV program 'A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music' on Dec. 28 on CBS. The show will include performances from Angela Aguilar, Andrea Bocelli, Michael Bublé, Gloria Estefan, Luis Fonsi, Maren Morris, Laura Pausini, Prince Royce, Carín León and the Warning.