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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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Comedian, actor and co-creator of the series "Big Mouth" talks about the state of comedy in Los Angeles ahead of Netflix is a Joke Fest, the streaming company's major comedy bash.
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Yes, you read that right. The director has been enshrined in front of a new apartment building near the intersection of Lincoln Boulevard and Colorado Avenue.
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Southern California museums and galleries are showing a range of Richard Serra’s sculptures and works on paper now. There are more in private residences, if you can get in.
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The Boss comes to the Forum, Fat Ham opens at the Geffen, and USC kicks off Earth Month with an art and climate festival.
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Samy Kamienowicz, the man who founded the retail camera stores and became a fixture for the city's creative community, has died. Los Angeles pays tribute.
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An obituary about the late acting great included this record-scratch moment: Gossett said in his autobiography that he was on his way to actress Sharon Tate's home in Benedict Canyon when he learned she'd been murdered along with several friends, a crime later blamed on The Manson Family.
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Save yourself the trouble of channel surfing. Our TV critics help you navigate what's worthwhile viewing this weekend.
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These generational survivors of Hollywood boom and busts say this one is different, yet they still hope work will return if they can hold out that long.
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The fight between United Talent Agency's Jeremy Zimmer and MediaLink's Michael Kassan has burst into public view, producing dueling lawsuits.
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With Warner Bros. Discovery soon to be allowed to make deals again, is it a buyer or seller?
