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Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor known for shows 'Yes, Dear,' and 'Boston Common,' has died. Mike O'Malley and Nick Swardson posted tributes to him.

Team Reaume confirmed the 40-year-old driver was evaluated following a practice incident at Daytona International Speedway ahead of Wednesday's exhibition race.

Irma P. Hall, a scene-stealer known for films 'Soul Food,' 'The Ladykillers' and 'A Family Thing,' died Tuesday at age 91, her family announced.

'Dead to Me' star Christina Applegate ventures a guess at what might be causing her symptoms that led to her MS misdiagnosis: poisoning.

In a time of AI anxiety, 'VisionQuest's' examination of the line between artificial and 'real,' not to mention a terrific cast playing AI programs, is both fun and distinctly troubling.

James Reynolds revealed he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. 'Days of Our Lives' has written his condition into his storyline.

Chris Brown and Usher cancel a pair of shows in their joint R&B: Raymond & Brown tour, including one of two shows at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium next week.

The public reckoning against British actor-comedian Russell Brand continues following his conviction and prison sentencing for rape and sexual assault charges.

The former iPic theater at One Colorado in Pasadena will reopen in early December under the management of the Look dine-in theater chain.

The organizing effort marks the first time a professional sports league's content creators have formed a WGA bargaining unit.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

As generative AI spreads through Hollywood, unsettling writers worried about losing jobs and creative control, some L.A. educators see it as a way for emerging screenwriters to develop pitches, visuals and projects — and reach industry contacts once reserved for insiders.

Two generations of photographers, Gerald Cyrus and Gioncarlo Valentine, reflect on mentorship, cultural preservation and the responsibility of carrying each other's work forward.

Ella Langley, Taylor Swift and Olivias Dean and Rodrigo: See who's likely to end up nominated for Grammy Awards come Monday morning.