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Federal court judge calls the ban unconstitutional and rejects the White House argument that the action was done in the name of national security.

The Warning's fifth LP, 'Everything's Falling' landed the band new Billboard records and Latin Grammy nominations. Ahead of their three sold-out shows at the Fonda, the Villarreal sisters dove into their K-pop influence, playing with Carín León at the Sphere and breaking 'purista' expectations.

Mockingbird's archives are on display at the Goethe-Institut Los Angeles, depicting a raucous era of music and defiance.

As the long-running sketch comedy series embarks on a new season, here's a look at the lineup of guest hosts, new players, sketches you can expect and the lingering question of Lorne Michaels.

Man and canine crash-land in the wild, where survival will depend on their resourcefulness. What should have been a star vehicle is stolen by a pooch.

In a candid interview, bestselling author John Green opens up about his latest novel, 'Hollywood, Ending,' the influence of Andy Warhol on his work and building a narrative world without a visual mind.

Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams has spoken out following the death of her ex-husband, New Found Glory founding guitarist Chad Gilbert.

The former 'Home Improvement' and 'Lion King' actor was arrested and spent the night in jail after he allegedly got unruly with police.

First Lady Melania Trump says an upcoming docuseries about her will be very different from Amazon's 'Melania' documentary released in January.

On Wednesday, Taylor Lautner and his wife Tay Lautner (née Dome) announced the arrival of their first child, a baby girl with a familiar name, in a shared Instagram post.

YouTube has renewed its exclusive Coachella livestream deal with Goldenvoice through 2030, after the 2026 festival set a record for concurrent viewers.

Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary, 'You Can See Everything,' gets a full trailer ahead of its Oct. 16 theatrical release.

Everyone's a creep in Lance Oppenheim's nightmarish take on NBC's pedophile-hunting 'To Catch a Predator.' The film's a mess but you can't look away.

'Star Wars,' R2-D2, Padmé Amidala, D'Arcy Carden, C.S. Lee: Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening day visitors on L.A.'s newest cultural institution.

East Bay Ray, a founding member of the San Francisco punk band Dead Kennedys, "plans to continue performing and touring," management said.