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It's impossible to imagine Los Angeles' electronic scene without Das Bunker, founded in 1996 to champion brutalist club music.

When Colbert was named the new host of 'The Late Show' in 2015, he was considered an unusual choice, but he turned out to be the right fit for these times.

The Apple TV comedy explores the creator economy through its protagonist's OnlyFans alter ego, HungryGhost. Here's how the team designed TV's sexiest 1960s-inspired alien.

For the iconic L.A. troupe, this fantastical representation of a cross-country train trip is a bold look toward the future.

Can anyone prevent Jean Smart from going five for five with 'Hacks'? Unlikely, according to our panel.

'Brigadoon' soars at Pasadena Playhouse but 'Flower Drum Song' only intermittently comes to life at Little Tokyo's Aratani Theatre despite best intentions.

A new immersive art project in Los Angeles is set to occupy the shuttered St. Vincent Medical Center, turning a site in transition into a large-scale environment organized around human emotion.

A slew of new series showcasing the many facets of Los Angeles provide a tangible reminder of why Hollywood became, and should remain, the capital of the entertainment business.

'Shrinking's' best opportunity to capitalize on its strong third season is in this category, our panel predicts.

Nicolas Cage teamed up with Lamorne Morris to make his TV debut in 'Spider-Noir,' a take on Spider-Man set in 1930s New York City, that is being released in color and black and white.

Gracie Cochrane will depart from her role as Ginny Weasley due to 'unforeseen circumstances.' The character will be recast for Season 2 of HBO's 'Harry Potter' TV show.