Tonight at 10pm NBC will premiere "Outlaw" starring Jimmy Smits as a maverick Supreme Court Justice who wants to step down from the highest court in the land to fight for justice his way. We've seen a couple of the episodes as well as the Television Critics Association panel in late July. A lot of talent has been lined up for what is a very high-minded, stuffy, and predictable series. more ›

The 2009 Latino Heritage Month Celebration got off to a rousing start yesterday at City Hall as the annual event began with a ceremony that included food, music, dancing, and the presentation of awards to local legends. more ›

Elie Seckback of NBA FanHouse knows how to celebrate the Festival of Lights. He turned his camera on several athletes and entertainers, all who want to wish you a-- Happy Hanukkah! more ›

Halloween could bring a mixed bag of tricks and treats. The Writers Guild appears to be getting ready to go on strike at the end of the month which means that many shows might be affected in serious ways, while some might not even see the light of day.

By Nov. 1, nets will have enough episodes of current shows in the can to get them through mid-January. But the February sweeps would be decimated [by a strike], and new shows would halt production well before they'd filled their initial 13 episode orders. more ›

After a raucous couple of weeks we're settling in now. We know what sucks (Moonlight and about a jillion other programs) and what's pretty good (Chuck and just a handful of others). It's a matter of choosing a couple to follow now as we wait for the delayed series like Nip/Tuck, etc. 7:00pm The Pride of the Yankees TCM - The Gary Cooper classic is followed by Anthony Perkins in Fear Strikes Out, yes, it's... more ›

It's sweeps month, and you know what that means: FOX is rolling out new super-twisted reality shows, Jimmy Smits is back from the dead, and the local TV news is getting more shameless than ever in their efforts to get you to watch. We've come to expect the undercover Spring Break analyses and shameless exploitations of wedge issues like gay adoption around this time of year, but KNBC's latest may be a new low. Amid terrifying images of the March 11 Barcelona train bombings, we're reminded of how vulnerable the Southland's rail lines are to terrorist attack. But don't fear, Angelenos, because Paul Moyer is on the case! more ›