It's time once again for holiday-themed TV movies. Does this largely mean Christmas romcoms? It does.
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The Sunday night surprise stunned the entertainment industry. -
The 551-page internal report says the film's armorer was "unqualified" and details numerous safety lapses. No criminal charges have yet been filed.
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The multiplex income gap continues to grow, as moviegoers are only showing up for blockbusters like Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and not personal tales like Spielberg’s The Fabelmans.
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Ticketmaster says unprecedented demand caused tech issues, frustrating fans. Some Democrats say the problem is actually with the company's market power.
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Check out the latest in toys and collectibles at DesignerCon. View the future of the auto industry at the L.A. Auto Show. Visit the Enchanted Forest of Light. Attend Bob Baker Marionette Theater's telethon.
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Disney paused the sale of new annual passes on and off throughout the past year largely due to overcrowding and pandemic restrictions.
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1970s Swedish band ABBA receives nominations, as do controversial comedians Dave Chappelle and Louis C.K.
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Listen to women in the restaurant industry talk about “audacity.” Support Messhall Kitchen’s first film festival. Listen to Rachel Bloom try out new material. Take advantage of MOCA’s later Thursday nights.
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Conroy voiced the Caped Crusader on Batman: The Animated Series from 1992 to 1996, as well as in 15 films, 15 animated series and two dozen video games. To several generation of fans, including mine, he simply...was Batman.
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Going forward, CNN will no longer acquire independently produced non-fiction work, meaning documentary filmmakers will have one fewer outlet for distribution.
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Take an awkward family photo. Listen to William Kentridge and Claudia Rankine. Immerse yourself in LA’s culturally competent communities. Catch a free screening of Causeway for Veterans Day.
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Condé Nast, the publisher of Vogue, is seeking at least $4 million in damages over the rappers' fake Vogue cover.
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