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Rick Polizzi, who created the skeleton-centric experience in his Sherman Oaks front yard, said the county-wide slump in TV and film production is partially to blame.

Kristen Stewart, Alia Shawkat and Dylan Meyer discuss 'The Wrong Girls' and the important things in life: weed, female friendship and cats.

Perez Hilton's mom has taken legal action to ensure the care of his three children after his public mental health crisis unfolded on social media earlier this month.

On 'The De Los Podcast,' Álvaro Díaz revealed how grief, Blink-182 and his cousin Chef Tino's restaurant paved the way for his chart-topping new album, 'Omakase.'

Indie auteur David Robert Mitchell of "It Follows" drops his own signature for an '80s-style family adventure, zapping dinosaurs into a idyllic suburb.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Aug. 9, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

"'Hacks' is about duos," says Downs — and in Jimmy LuSaque Jr. and Kayla Schaeffer, he and Stalter have created one that's poised to outlive the series itself.

In Season 4's 'Scallop,' the FX series finds chef Sydney Adamu perfecting a dish — and proving herself as the restaurant's future leader.

For Lizzy Talbot, some of the most memorable moments of the season — from 'Widow's Bay' to 'Love Story' — were touchy for very different reasons.

Over his 17 seasons as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, L.A. shaped Gustavo Dudamel and he shaped L.A.

As he reintroduces himself to global fans, Evan headlines the Grammy Museum's Spotlight program Aug. 14 and performs at KCON LA Aug. 16, a major hub for worldwide Korean pop culture.

Star Tim Robinson, co-creator Zach Kanin and director Andrew DeYoung break down the Emmy-nominated series premiere of 'The Chair Company.'

Paramount's board has approved David Ellison's plan to move headquarters from Hollywood to save money.

The all-around entertainer has 23 Emmy nominations and two wins — but neither of those came for his standout role in Hulu's comic murder mystery.

Tanya Reynolds initially hesitated to accept the role of Alice Chilton, the new 'bulldog' coach on Apple TV's comedy, but getting the thumbs up from Sudeikis gave her the confidence to take it.