Arts & Entertainment

Why you should check out a screening of ‘Terminator 2’ happening in LA

Considered one of the best action films and best sequels of all time, it’s also celebrated among film experts for its groundbreaking use of CGI.

A young boy and a man wearing sunglasses and a leather jacket sit on a motorcycle, turned sideways in a flood-control channel. The man is pointing a rifle at something behind them while the boy looks at the man's face.

An Eaton Fire survivor turned remains of her home into art. How to check it out this weekend

Artists Kelly Akashi and Phil Peters use fragments and sounds of debris removal to present an immersive art experience.

Two light-skin toned people are on top of a speaker, one is wearing a green shirt with a sun hat while the other person is laying down wearing a dark blue shirt and a sun hat covering their face. The speaker is on top of a slab of a large slab of concrete with trees and a chimney in the background and wires all over the ground.

For 20 years, Stephen Colbert distinguished truth from truthiness

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ends on Thursday. Here's how he has evolved to meet the moment.

Stephan Colbert, a man with light light skin tone wearing a gray suit, striped tie and glasses, smiles as he looks out of frame to his left.

'Queer Mercado’ brings local vendors, drag and more to Olvera Street

Organizers say it’s a chance to build a more inclusive L.A.

A group of women and their children at the Queer Mercado.

Feature: A couple of LA projectionists still working with film on the big screen

Movies on film are having a resurgence. Guest host Austin Cross speaks to local projectionists about the craft.

FilmWeek: ‘Is God Is,’ ‘The Propagandist,’ ‘The Wizard of the Kremlin,’ and more!

Austin Cross and LAist film critics Claudia Puig, Tim Cogshell, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.

Two women with medium skin tones leaning into each other and onto a vintage car.

William Shatner and Neil deGrasse Tyson invite you into their legendary bromance

The two legends of space take the stage this month at the Saban Theatre to talk about the meaning of life and the universe.

Actors William Shatner and astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson smiling on stage. Shatner wears a light blue button-down and holds a microphone, while Tyson wears a dark denim shirt against a backdrop of a starry sky and mountains.

For some in Koreatown, Radio Korea’s move to Orange County feels bigger than a change of address

Former employees and longtime listeners say the station’s departure carries emotional weight in a neighborhood where it became a lifeline.

Two people ride skateboards as one of them records on their phone. A large building in the background has signage above an entrance that reads "Radio Korea."

Is the Las Vegas Sphere the future of concerts?

Three years later, here's why the Sphere has been so successful — with some advice for taking it all in.

A bird's eye view of the exterior of a multicolor digital screen in a dome shape with images of basketballs on it.

Feature: New rules, new venue, new broadcast. Oh My! The Oscars are a-changing

The Academy released new rules for the Oscars and are planning for a change in venue and a new broadcast partner in YouTube starting in 2029.

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