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Elizabeth Banks stars as a woman shrunk to six inches by her scientist husband, played by Matthew Macfadyen, in Peacock's science fiction farce based on a short story by Manuel Gonzales.

The 76-year-old rock legend brought a politically inspired tour to the Forum on Tuesday for the first of two shows.

Netflix first landed in Latin America in 2011 and now, the platform has announced a new, larger Buenos Aires office and a whole new slate of Argentinian content.

Pamela Steele's 'In the Fields of Fatherless Children' unearths the hidden toll of the Vietnam era on rural America. Discover why this story of stolen children and Appalachian resilience is a surprising mirror to our current political moment.

Paramount President Jeff Shell is expected to exit the company after being entangled in a legal battle with a controversial Las Vegas gambler and self-styled "fixer."

Federal prosecutors are seeking a 15-year prison sentence for a woman, known as the "Ketamine queen," who provided the drugs that killed actor Matthew Perry.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, April 12, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

LACMA's David Geffen Galleries will open April 19 after about six years of construction. The building cost nearly $724 million — here's where that money went.

A colorful map to help guide visitors around LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries, including the best way to the wine bar and how to get a great view of Jeff Koons' 'Split-Rocker' topiary sculpture.

LACMA first commissioned Alexander Calder to create 'Three Quintains (Hello Girls)' for its 1965 opening in Hancock Park. The beloved fountain was reinstalled more than 60 years later to anchor the museum's new David Geffen Galleries.

Director Knud Adams, one of the most sought after directors of new plays, brings his acclaimed productions of 'English' to the Wallis and "Primary Trust' to the Mark Taper Forum. Both plays, making their L.A. premieres, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama.

The co-stars of 'The Handmaid's Tale' sequel spoke about joining Margaret Atwood's universe, how menstrual cycles are a character and observing Elisabeth Moss in action.

He has 'Avengers: Doomsday' on the horizon as well as another 'Lord of the Rings,' but the Oscar-winning actor dreams of a return to the stage after a scary fall.

Opening the third annual edition of the Los Angeles Festival of Movies, the comedy darling's sincere melodrama is also bracingly funny.

Writer Luke Goebel opens up the 10-year journey to write his new satire, his bold grassroots marketing, navigating the throes of addiction, and love with Ottessa Moshfegh.