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Out Sept. 19, 'Brownsville Bred' is an intimate portrait of the filmmaker Elaine del Valle as a young Puerto Rican in 1980s New York.

The "Angel" singer nearly lost her iconic voice to a viral infection just as she completed "Better Broken," her first album in 11 years.

The director of "Boogie Nights" and "There Will Be Blood" returns with an angry epic about American dissent, born from grappling with Thomas Pynchon's "Vineland."

"Let There Be GWAR" showcases the Grammy-nominated band's elaborate sci-fi artistry, through its numerous costumes, props, comics, live performances at clubs and pivotal moments on television.

After the 'Summer' finale dropped, Prime Video announced Jenny Han would write and direct a feature film that will conclude the story; fans are speculating when it might be released.

As the Broad turns 10, we look back at the decade's highlights, from Yayoi Kusama's ever-popular Infinity Mirrored Room to a major Keith Haring exhibition.

Composer-turned-magician-turned-spiritual guide BC Smith is behind 'Phasmagorica,' an event that attempts to create the feel of a vintage séance. No tricks, he swears.

The country star offers his thoughts on songwriting ahead of a show Thursday night at L.A.'s Greek Theatre.

The deaf Oscar winner plays a vicious gangster in Netflix's crime thriller "Black Rabbit" opposite Jason Bateman and Jude Law.

Stephen Richardson, a former contestant on 'Love Is Blind,' is suing the production companies behind Netflix's hit dating show, alleging labor violations.

The iconic L.A. comedian Cheech Marin has helped fuel a Chicano art renaissance — and boosted the local economy — with his Riverside museum "The Cheech."

A new trailer for a documentary film about Ozzy Osbourne, titled "No Escape From Now," looks to follow the steps leading to his final show.

Robert Irwin, following in sister Bindi Irwin's footsteps, wows the 'Dancing With the Stars' judges with his first dance with pro partner Witney Carson.