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Taylor Frankie Paul, the embattled star of the Hulu reality series "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," announced in an Instagram post on Monday that she has chosen to step away from the show.

Peter Krause and Hope Davis headline NBC's winning new series about an unruly family of federal law cops trying to keep it together.

Xavi rose to fame at a young age and developed his own style of romantic corridos. Released in May, his latest album "Dosis" has made him a Latin Grammy contender.

Chad Gilbert had just celebrated his return to the stage in June after emergency surgery earlier this year to remove a brain tumor.

Before making her newest album, "Estrus," Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo felt pressure to make it profound. But after returning to a small village in Sweden, she was instead reminded of who she is at her core: "the same f— messy girl."

The Times' Mikael Wood and Rebecca Castillo talk with the masked country singer before his show at the hillside amphitheater.

With the agreement, California Atty. General Rob Bonta and his coalition plan to withdraw historic lawsuit that aimed to derail the $111-billion deal.

CNN, MS NOW and Politico will challenge the constitutionality of President Trump's order to ban the news organizations from the White House.

These are seven songs that could be song of the summer for 2026. Candidates include artists like Karol G, Olivia Rodrigo and Ella Langley.

Record labels that sued AI music companies are now licensing them. But payouts are undisclosed, lawsuits continue and musicians ask who benefits.

The Lebanese-born painter, sculptor and fashion designer Huguette Caland's life was as wild and audacious as her art. A Hammer Museum retrospective unpacks the once L.A.-based artist's remarkable legacy.

Presley Gerber, the son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and her husband, businessman Rande Gerber, died Sunday at a rehab facility at age 27, according to the Los Angeles County medical examiner.

Critics of the $111-billion Paramount acquisition of Warner Bros. urged California Atty. Gen. Bonta and other state attorneys general to disregard pressure to reach a settlement.

The Lucas Museum's opening-night party was packed with as many high-wattage celebrities as your typical Academy Awards bash.

This adaptation of Louise Kennedy's 2022 debut novel on PBS follows a clandestine affair between a young Catholic schoolteacher and a Protestant barrister during the Troubles in Ireland.