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The news that ABC would be pulling 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' indefinitely echoed some aspects of the cancellation of Roseanne Barr's eponymous sitcom, which had been rebooted in 2018.

Image-based sexual abuse became a hot topic in the news this week, after an intimate video was leaked of Venezuelan model Isabella Ladera and her ex-boyfriend, Colombian artist Beéle.

After late-night host Jimmy Kimmel had his show pulled Wednesday, and Stephen Colbert's was canceled, who the Trump administration might target next has been top of mind.

San Francisco used to be the MAGA boogeyman, but no more. Trump 2.0 is laser-focused on Los Angeles.

BMAC's founder, Willie "Prophet" Stiggers, spoke to The Times about trying to offer direct support to impacted families in the notably Black community of Altadena ahead of a gala for the organization.

Model Bella Hadid, who previously discussed her Lyme disease battle, documents a recent hospital stay in photos on social media. 'I'm sorry I always go MIA.'

Jokes allow a society to mock itself, spotlight uncomfortable truths, bridge differences and say what cannot otherwise be said.

In a court filing, the Federal Trade Commission accused ticket-selling giants Ticketmaster and Live Nation of acquiring illegal brokers and deceiving customers with lower prices.

NBC announced Bad Bunny, Amy Poehler and Sabrina Carpenter as the first set of hosts for the new season of 'Saturday Night Live.' Doja Cat, Role Model and Carpenter, pulling double duty, will be the musical guests.

Out Sept. 19, 'Brownsville Bred' is an intimate portrait of the filmmaker Elaine del Valle as a young Puerto Rican in 1980s New York.

The "Angel" singer nearly lost her iconic voice to a viral infection just as she completed "Better Broken," her first album in 11 years.

The director of "Boogie Nights" and "There Will Be Blood" returns with an angry epic about American dissent, born from grappling with Thomas Pynchon's "Vineland."

"Let There Be GWAR" showcases the Grammy-nominated band's elaborate sci-fi artistry, through its numerous costumes, props, comics, live performances at clubs and pivotal moments on television.