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Based on a subtly powerful New Yorker story, writer-director Reed Van Dyk's debut drama picks up where most Iraq war movies end, exploring aftermath.

'Spider-Noir' star Nicolas Cage says the MCU started off 'marvelous' but is becoming more like a 'well-funded and glorified WWE.'

Dennis Haskins, best known for playing Principal Belding on 'Saved by the Bell,' loved Dimples karaoke bar in Burbank. Regulars there loved him back.

The pop superstar played the first of five shows in Inglewood on Wednesday night as part of a world tour behind this year's "The Romantic" album.

For all of Colleen Hoover's success on the page, adapting her books to the screen has been tricky. This movie finally gets it right.

Paramount Chief Executive David Ellison has approached Thompson about staying in charge following the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.

Starring Sienna Miller and Dominic West as an ultra-wealthy divorcing couple, George Kay's legal drama series, slated to be an anthology, looks at the law firms representing each side.

Rapper Rick Ross turned himself over to Florida law officials for his alleged involvement in a domestic violence incident in August that left a woman with injuries, including a broken lip.

After being nearly banned in the U.S. over privacy concerns and launching a new U.S. joint venture, TikTok touts its contributions to California's economy.

Florence Pugh, Chris Abbott and Mike Faist spoke about portraying the leads in the Netflix adaptation of John Steinbeck's timeless masterwork and the nuances of their characters.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has placed gates around its main courtyard, making it so ticketed and nonticketed guests must go through security to access the space. This is not the public plaza the city was hoping for.

Our picks include Halloween staples — Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch, 'Carved' at Descanso Gardens and Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights — along with some campier events.

Comedian Jack Assadourian Jr. on exploring his Mexican and Armenian roots through humor, family and his journey to embracing his identity.

Actors Matt Rife and Owen Wilson of "Rolling Loud: The Movie" look back at the chaos of filming at a real-life music festival.

This month brings gripping new novels and thought-provoking memoirs, including anticipated releases from Kawai Strong Washburn, Nathaniel Philbrick, Chuck Lorre and more.