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The UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art's latest exhibition highlights uncredited artists who made significant creative contributions to early Hollywood.

Writing, directing and starring in his own magnificent obsession, John Early feels like a cinematic heir to John Waters, Todd Haynes and Douglas Sirk.

From matcha and pastries at Maru in the Arts District to roller-skating Venice-to-Santa-Monica and grabbing lunch at Gjusta, her itinerary leans into coastal calm amid urban chaos.

The actors at the center of Christopher Storer's FX series discuss the finale, what it means to leave their characters behind and what they imagine for the Bear and its crew.

Gay reggaeton MC La Cruz talks his sensual new EP, "El Nene, Vol. 2" — which features Brazilian pop star Gloria Groove and honors victims of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting.

Born in L.A. to Korean and Mexican parents, K-pop idol Samuel explains why he fashioned his own "K-tone" fusion sound in his new EP, "Samuelito"

The 79-year-old former Hall & Oates rocker says he recently underwent a kidney transplant from 'a very kind and generous living donor.'

On the latest episode of the podcast Call Her Daddy, Katie Couric talked about her time working at CBS. The broadcast journalist recalled pitching ideas and her boss reassigning them to male correspondents.

Exploring contemporary coupledom with a confident touch, director Olivia Wilde gets the best out of Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton.

Lionel Richie abruptly ends the first concert on his newest tour, citing a 'dizzy' spell. He is on tour with Earth, Wind & Fire and next scheduled to perform Friday.

The 22 year veteran of the network said she can no longer work due to her symptoms from multiple sclerosis.

After a seven-year development process, "Monopoly Go!" is approaching $8 billion in lifetime revenue.

Queens-born comic Des Bishop's new "Bridge & Tunnel" special captures his long, winding journey from Irish stardom back to New York, where he finally finds his fast-paced American voice.