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A crime-fighting fox and rabbit return, still cops on the beat, but their turf has new tensions, many of which certain older members in the audience will recognize.

The creators of the small, green, 7-inch animated favorite nicknamed 'Cheffie' discuss navigating the choppy waters of showbiz as independents once more.

Rian Johnson's third "Knives Out" whodunit is his best yet, with Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc investigating a corrupt church where someone has murdered Josh Brolin's nasty monsignor.

When the Timken Museum of Art in Balboa Park opened in 1965 it was credited to a San Diego architecture firm. Two local architecture buffs believe that internationally renowned Richard Kelly and Philip Johnson made significant contributions.

With the Shroud of Turin Experience at Christ Cathedral, the church explores digitally enhanced ways of bringing people to faith.

The makers of the behemoth Hollywood production, which largely took place alongside active Formula One events, had to adopt a new role to make it to the finish line: staying out of the way.

In an essay for The Envelope, Eva Victor explains how she crafted 'Sorry, Baby' after her own traumatic experience, as a way to guide her out of it.

Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme bring their 'Holiday Show' to the Dolby Theatre on Dec. 14, creating a comedic safe space for queer communities through drag.

Six Flags has seen its stock plummet and its revenues decline, and has suggested it would sell more underperforming theme parks

Form propels content in Robert Therrien's retrospective at the Broad. 'This Is a Story,' filled with enlarged plates and tables, cheeky chapels and flowing beards, has a charismatic presence.

As mother-daughter duo Dorothy and Peggy Scott, Audra McDonald and Denée Benton explored new layers of 'The Gilded Age's' Black elite in Season 3. And they're just getting started.

Just out of college, Peter Turnley was paid by the state of California to photograph the poor in 1975. He never found out if the images were ever shown but now he's presenting them in an L.A. exhibition. At points it provides a mirror to today's struggling agricultural workers, often immigrants.

After captivating audiences as Aunt Gladys in the summer horror hit, Madigan is navigating Oscar buzz, press interest and 'exciting' conversations about what's next.

Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority reportedly deported and barred an Australian man from reentering the country after he accosted 'Wicked: For Good' star Ariana Grande.

Actor Eva Longoria recently opened up to the Times, a London-based publication, about the decline in Latino representation on screen.