Arts & Entertainment

California Attorney General Bonta says states made demands in Paramount-Warner deal

The settlement brings a two-month legal fight over Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery takeover closer to an end.

Meet the artists behind Pasadena Humane’s ‘poorly drawn pets’ fundraiser

The fundraiser is returning for another year after exceeding expectations last year.

Hand-drawn portraits of dogs and cats in colored pencil and marker next to small reference photos of the pets.

Paramount makes concessions to salvage $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal

Paramount's owners have made concessions to 12 Democratic state attorneys general to settle a lawsuit that endangered the media company's bid.

A pianist off-roads a Steinway into Griffith Park for an outdoor concert

"In a Landscape: Classical Music in the Wild" comes to Los Angeles for the first time in its 11-year run.

A man in a red jacket and jeans sits on the edge of a piano trailer at sunset, facing a wide lake with distant hills, one hand resting near the other, smiling out at the water.

FilmWeek: ‘Resident Evil,’ ‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom,’ ‘The Weight’ and more!

Larry Mantle and FilmWeek critics Charles Solomon, Tim Cogshell and Katie Walsh review this week's biggest film releases, including Resident Evil, Shaun the Sheep and more.

A black and white shot of a sheep pointing at a chalkboard filled with equations.

Feature: What big releases from the 51st TIFF should you look out for?

FilmWeek critics Amy Nicholson and Maureen Lee Lenker discuss their favorites from the Toronto International Film Festival and which films audiences should look out for.

President Trump says ‘Hollywood is dead.’ Do LA’s film and TV workers agree?

"A dying industry," "incredibly uncertain." One year after California boosted its film and TV tax credit program, how film and TV workers in Los Angeles are faring.