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Steven Spielberg, Dawson Leery's favorite director, is among the celebrities who have donated to the GoFundMe to help support James Van Der Beek's family.

Earlier this week, an AI-generated video of Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt went viral, sparking outrage amongst creatives and the studios alike.

Movies about Los Angeles that Times readers love but didn't make our 101 best list include "American Gigolo," "Tequila Sunrise," "Get Shorty" and — yes — "Crash."

Poor "SNL." Attorney General Pam Bondi's unwittingly hilarious performance Wednesday before a House Judiciary Committee will be hard to top.

With its intricate set design, period costumes and array of delicate powdered wigs, 'Amadeus' might be Pasadena Playhouse's most lavish production yet.

Sheila E. will tour Europe in April. Here, she runs down her routine for a welcome day off at home in L.A.

What begins as a flirty, fun and glamorous look at John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, the "it" couple of the late '90s, inevitably becomes yet another invasion of its subjects' privacy.

Music Mogul AI aims to make booking music tours easier for independent artists as some agents warn that automation can only go so far in an industry where human connection is key.

What did 'Wuthering Heights' director Emerald Fennell change in her adaptation of Emily Brontë's acclaimed novel? A lot.

'Fútbol Is Life' at LACMA features detailed miniatures that re-create iconic World Cup moments from the last 95 years. The whimsical exhibition comes as Los Angeles prepares for the World Cup in summer 2026.

The former Paris Review editor discusses why being 40 in the 2020s feels more uncertain than ever and how her new novel explores the "infrastructure" of female friendship.

Produced by Stephen Curry (who also voices a giraffe), Sony's by-the-numbers animated sports movie reduces inspiration, drive and problem-solving to predictable beats.

'Rehab Addict' host Nicole Curtis apologizes after video shows her using a racial slur during taping as she struggles with a task. The series has been pulled by HGTV.

Director Gore Verbinski puts an inspired script by Matthew Robinson through its paces as a crazy prophet comes to a diner in search of disciples to help him save the world.

'The View' co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin welcomed her first child, a baby boy, hours after joking that Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance would induce labor.