Articles in the “arts” category

If you like fireplaces, this one's got four of them.

The series is based on four of Babitz's works, including her 1988 novel "Sex and Rage."

The animated Fox hit is currently in its eighth season.

Autumn is apple-picking season, even in L.A.

He was the poet laureate of underdogs who knew that "even the losers get lucky sometimes."

Sorry 'Curb' fans, JB Smoove does not want to take a selfie with you while he's peeing at a urinal.

Haruki Murakami and Margaret Atwood are both among the top picks.

From Sherman Oaks to Los Feliz.

He was the poet laureate of underdogs who knew that "even the losers get lucky sometimes."

Sorry 'Curb' fans, JB Smoove does not want to take a selfie with you while he's peeing at a urinal.

An emotional Kimmel spoke about gun control and common sense on Monday night, saying lately "it feels like someone opened a window into hell."

Petty played his last show at the Hollywood Bowl on September 25.

Haven't you always wanted to see Jared Leto in silk jammies and a smoking jacket?

The exhibit will feature limited-edition Air Jordans, Yeezys, Adidas and more.

"I've traveled all over the world, and I've had people of every ethnicity tell me, 'You're exactly like my mother! You're exactly like my friend's wife!' So I think that we've all tapped into some kind of collective unconscious."

Their opponent, however, remains unknown at the moment.

The band is set to play the Forum later this week.

"I've traveled all over the world, and I've had people of every ethnicity tell me, 'You're exactly like my mother! You're exactly like my friend's wife!' So I think that we've all tapped into some kind of collective unconscious."

He'll be at the Fonda Theater on December 12.

Here's your October guide to the best events taking place in L.A. this month.

Need something to do this week? We have 20 awesome events happening in L.A.

"It's one of my favorite movies, and it was really fun to try to replicate what made it so wonderful in this very bizarre situation that we're in," said series creator Mike Schur.

Based on the first episodes of the new season, we can safely say that Larry David remains the William Butler Yeats of comedy.

He also compared them to "pieces of furniture."

We have until sundown.

From premieres to silent classics.

From premieres to silent classics.

Hello Kitty, our overlord of cuteness, will be making appearances at a pumpkin patch.

"It's one of my favorite movies, and it was really fun to try to replicate what made it so wonderful in this very bizarre situation that we're in," said series creator Mike Schur.

Based on the first episodes of the new season, we can safely say that Larry David remains the William Butler Yeats of comedy.

Turns out he's also into the 2007 film 'Hot Rod'.

All the titles coming in October.

The Shins, who released their fifth studio album this year, hits up the Greek on Friday.

Located across from LACMA, the museum will house famous movie memorabilia, permanent and rotating exhibitions, and film screenings and talks.

"You poor soul. Perhaps you do not understand the character. I most certainly do," Carter said in a Facebook post.

The script will be helmed by the writers behind 'Iron Man'.

"So to recap Mr. President: There was no Senator in the hospital, you didn't have the votes, the bill didn't pass, and you're bad at math, okay?"

She had posed for them four years earlier and was never paid by Playboy for their use.

The first issue of the iconic magazine was published in 1953.

David Bowie and Led Zeppelin are making way for something called K-LOVE.

"So to recap Mr. President: There was no Senator in the hospital, you didn't have the votes, the bill didn't pass, and you're bad at math, okay?"

The actress took to Twitter to reveal her diagnosis.

Here's what's happening in L.A. this weekend.

"We're trying to show all the shades of gray," host Saul Gonzalez said.

Seagal also said that he had "risked my life countless times for the American flag."

The inaugural theme is, of course, "La La Land."

"That means this bill is almost certainly dead, or at the very least, on life support. Which won't be covered," he said. "Now I can go back to talking about the Kardashians!"

"This was our hardest season. And I think that although the unsettledness and fear and anxiety and anger and emotionality of a Trump America wasn't necessarily the subject of the season, the conscious subject of our feelings was a huge force."

Yes, "This Is Us" returns Tuesday.

Money, power, parricide: A Menéndez brothers primer

The L.A. County Sheriff's Department said they weren't even involved in the case.

"That means this bill is almost certainly dead, or at the very least, on life support. Which won't be covered," he said. "Now I can go back to talking about the Kardashians!"

"This was our hardest season. And I think that although the unsettledness and fear and anxiety and anger and emotionality of a Trump America wasn't necessarily the subject of the season, the conscious subject of our feelings was a huge force."

"That's why we're in Israel. Jill's trying to talk about this original conflict, this never ending conflict that somehow there's a border and you're different. How are we ever going to get out of that?"

Cursing is apparently "almost a sacrament" in Scientology.

Titled "Valentine," the film premiered in July in L.A. And New York City theaters.

"That's why we're in Israel. Jill's trying to talk about this original conflict, this never ending conflict that somehow there's a border and you're different. How are we ever going to get out of that?"

"The Town I Live In" is a new documentary from artist Guadalupe Rosales.

The highly Instagrammable and popular 29Rooms exhibition is coming to Los Angeles later this year, following a short but successful run in NYC earlier this month. The 29 installations that make up the interactive playground are the product of a collaboration between a few independent artists, Jake Gyllenhaal, the Womens March, and a slew of image-savvy brands. At the helm is Refinery29, who are the main brand behind this IRL spon-con experience. We've reached out...

Here's what's happening in L.A. this week.

The latest in a series of sexual assault scandals to rock the indie film world.

The Rams are off this week, but they're still chiming in on the #taketheknee protests.

The Dodgers currently have the best record in baseball, and have their eye towards the World Series.

For the third straight night, Jimmy Kimmel excoriated Republicans, and particularly Senator Bill Cassidy, for their widely-reviled attempt to repeal Obamacare. After Trump came to Cassidy's defense on Twitter, Kimmel hit back: "I guarantee you [Trump] doesn't know anything about this Graham-Cassidy bill," Kimmel said. "He doesn't know the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. He barely knows the difference between Melania and Ivanka." "For Donald Trump, this isn't about the Graham-Cassidy bill, it's about...

A very necessary revisiting of the role the O.G. Thomas Mann, and other writers and artists in exile, played in L.A.

A comprehensive series that's part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA revives a Latin American film culture that was once a vital part of downtown Los Angeles.

A comprehensive series that's part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA revives a Latin American film culture that was once a vital part of downtown Los Angeles.

For the third straight night, Jimmy Kimmel excoriated Republicans, and particularly Senator Bill Cassidy, for their widely-reviled attempt to repeal Obamacare. After Trump came to Cassidy's defense on Twitter, Kimmel hit back: "I guarantee you [Trump] doesn't know anything about this Graham-Cassidy bill," Kimmel said. "He doesn't know the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. He barely knows the difference between Melania and Ivanka." "For Donald Trump, this isn't about the Graham-Cassidy bill, it's about...

Kylie Jenner is the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner family.

Kimmel followed up his Tuesday night monologue with another one directed at Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, who co-authored Graham-Cassidy.

Season 4 of the show premiered September 8 on Netflix.

He was driving home after midnight and fell asleep at the wheel.

Nothing was stolen and no one was harmed.

Here are 20 of the coolest events happening in L.A. this weekend.

After the birth of his son (who required open heart surgery) earlier this year, Jimmy Kimmel became an unlikely but passionate health care advocate, using his platform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to decry Republican's attempts to rescind Obamacare and deny health insurance to anyone. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy went on his show back then and promised to back a health care bill that made sure "no family should be denied medical care, emergency or...

This is earthquake country.

Yes, there is an Ed Ruscha.

She'll be joined by Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron.

The author of the seminal "Ask The Dust" gave us a glimpse of Bunker Hill and other neighborhoods in L.A.

After the birth of his son (who required open heart surgery) earlier this year, Jimmy Kimmel became an unlikely but passionate health care advocate, using his platform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to decry Republican's attempts to rescind Obamacare and deny health insurance to anyone. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy went on his show back then and promised to back a health care bill that made sure "no family should be denied medical care, emergency or...

The new trail is said to be "as iconic as the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada and the Appalachian Trail in the East."

Jennifer Romolini, Chief Content Officer, talks about what sets Shondaland apart.

Her husband, comedian Patton Oswalt, had vowed to get the then-unfinished book published.

"Weird Al" isn't even the weirdest thing about this "Willy Wonka" adaptation.

That was fast.

Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday.

It might have included fake facial hair.

Also, they lost a tough one.

"The Handmaid's Tale" and Riz Ahmed were also among the evening's historic winners.

Shondaland.com brings her powerful perspective to the internet.

Aziz Ansari continued the tradition by hitting up In 'N Out after the Emmys.

Check out 20 of the coolest events in L.A. this week.

Siegfried Tieber will perform "See/Saw" through October 8 downtown.

The best looks from this year's awards ceremony.

They're all museums featuring exhibits with PST's LA/LA initiative.

Drake may be from the 6, but he's lived many lives in L.A.

Judith Baca's iconic mural will grow to reach the present day.

She wrote an op-ed in the NYTimes in response to James Woods claiming she lied about his predatory behavior.

The KCET show uses primary source material to discover the history of Los Angeles.

Roger Ebert once said that no movie with Stanton in it could ever "be altogether bad."