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A story singed by disaster in a way that might be triggering for Angelenos, Max Walker-Silverman's drama handles the aftermath of a wildfire with sensitivity.

Produced by L.A. Times Studios and reported by Pulitzer finalist Rosanna Xia, the documentary exposes improper waste disposal by DDT manufacturer Montrose.

Chadwick Boseman's widow Simone Ledward Boseman reveals her husband's 'Instructions for Creative Work' during his Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony Thursday.

In this gentle comedy from the one-named Japanese director Hikari, an agency specializes in providing actors to make life's tough moments go a little more smoothly.

Actor Spencer Lofranco, best known for appearing in films 'Gotti' and 'Unbroken,' died this week at age 33, his brother announced on social media. Officials have launched an investigation into his cause of death.

Viola Davis sincerely praises co-star Chadwick Boseman five years after his death as the 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Oscar-nominated actor gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Cinematographer Ben Fordesman breaks down the film's glimpse inside a drunken dance party between estranged brothers.

Double's no trouble for proven talent Michael B. Jordan: We break down what may be his best shot yet at an Oscar, for playing twins in 'Sinners.'

Hollywood just hired Finnish director Jalmari Helander to reboot "Rambo" and this grisly, hilarious, full-throttle chase movie easily proves why.

Their film wrecks audiences with its exploration of romantic intimacy, grief and the inner lives of artists. Working with director Chloé Zhao — and each other — changed them forever.

The 1971 classic is reimagined at the Sphere-like venue with modern, CGI animation, emphasizing the whimsy and childlike wonder of the Gene Wilder picture.

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.

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.