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Shoots increased 5.6% in the final three months of 2025 but were overall 16.1% lower than all of 2024.
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'A Strange Loop' opens at the Ahmanson, Judith Hill at the Grammy Museum, a 'Steel Magnolias' party, DJ Lance Rock at the library, and more.
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It seems like every other day a new Star Wars series is being released. It can be hard to keep up. We break down what you should know about the latest released this week.
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A new Richard Linklater movie streaming on Netflix has a unique ad campaign that pays homage to Los Angeles's very own Rolodex of personal injury lawyers.
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Since coming under fire for homophobic and racist comments in 2019, Gillis' star has only risen.
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A son and father reconcile their homesickness for Vietnam 50 years after the war ended.
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From free screenings at the Gardena Cinema to a film anniversary at Landmark's Nuart Theatre, there’s something for everyone playing this weekend.
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Assessments of Hollywood inevitably note the effects of the pandemic and last year’s strikes, but these catch-all citations lose the human toll of all the change taking place.
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An abysmal kickoff to the summer movie season is raising concerns that studios lack the resolve to revive and reinforce the habit of moviegoing.
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For actors, there’s potential to generate revenue from their voice work without even being present.
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Mariachi USA festival founder and producer Rodri Rodriguez was born in Cuba and settled in Los Angeles in her teens. Amid the city’s vibrant Mexicanidad, she fell in love with traditional Mexican music. Here she shares why she sees L.A. as a cultural “arroz con pollo,” where Latinidad finds common ground.
