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Actor-comedian Jeff Garlin spoke with LAist host Larry Mantle about his debut photography book and its inception.
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After Universal released the new "Trolls" film on-demand, exhibitors have fired an industry-wide warning shot at Hollywood moguls: abandon us now, and pay the price later.
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How and when Hollywood will resume production is still an open question, but this week some innovative ideas started to emerge from the creator of 'One Day At A Time'...and Tyler Perry.
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U.S. District Court Judge André Birotte on Monday dismissed eight of the WGA's 14 claims, including the guild's charge that talent agents were engaged in kickbacks and racketeering as defined by a federal law that was created to prosecute organized crime operations.
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He once joked: 'I was the Justin Bieber of my time, you've seen the photographs.'
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By some estimates, at least 120,000 Hollywood crew members have lost their jobs, and more than 100,000 actors are out of work.
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Butterflies. Bedtime stories from Tom Hardy. Living paintings. Scripts written by school kids and read by celebs.
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People are doing improv on Zoom -- but will improv theaters survive once stay-at-home restrictions end?
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A national survey paints a bleak picture for the nation's creative community. In L.A., the city's cultural affairs department has launched a relief fund.
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I once saw a butterfly fight a bird. This "holiday" was worse.
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A 7.5-hour film. Lady-centric laughs. Stay-at-home First Fridays sessions from NHM. And another music festival.
