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Vin Diesel will not face further litigation in Los Angeles in the sexual battery lawsuit a former assistant filed against the 'Fast & Furious' star two years ago.

Wizarding World alum Daniel Radcliffe says he wrote new 'Harry Potter' actor Dominic McLaughlin a letter and got a 'very sweet note back' in return.

The man accused of killing 'King of the Hill' actor Jonathan Joss was indicted Monday, five months after the fatal shooting in San Antonio. He faces a single murder charge.

Ariana Grande will take a break from being a pop star after her brief 2026 tour wraps Sept. 1. 'It might not happen again for a long, long, long, long time,' she says.

Kathleen Madigan's one-hour special 'The Family Thread' arrives Friday on Prime Video, featuring her signature irreverent humor about aging parents and family chaos.

Warner Music Group reached a settlement with artificial intelligence startup Udio and will collaborate on a new AI music-creation service.

In the world premiere musical adaptation of 'Working Girl,' Cyndi Lauper and Theresa Rebeck rely heavily on '80s nostalgia in a production directed by Christopher Ashley that cheapens the Mike Nichols film.

The 26-year-old has one of 2025's biggest songs in 'Love Me Not.' She's finishing the year on tour with Sabrina Carpenter.

The Master Chorale performs the L.A. premiere of David Lang's 'before and after nature,' concerned with environmental sustainability and social justice

Jason Clarke, who plays Alex Murdaugh in Hulu's true crime drama 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family,' discusses the finale and what it took to play the convicted killer.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

Based on the ups and downs of a real-life Neil Diamond tribute act, the movie, directed by Craig Brewer, required charm, realness and vocal firepower to spare.

Seven years ago, Alice Brooks thought her dream of becoming a cinematographer would never come true. A phone call from director Jon M. Chu led her to "In the Heights" and more.

Patti Smith talks about 'Bread of Angels,' her latest book. Smith wrote the book over a 10-year period, chronicling her childhood to now.