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Florida woman Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 36, was deemed mentally competent by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Maria Cavalluzzi, meaning the criminal case can proceed.

Perez Hilton has been able to see his children for 'short, supervised' visits while he undergoes treatment for his August mental health crisis.

The announcement comes as Paramount waits for a judge's approval of its $111-billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The first 'Game of Thrones' movie, about Aegon the Conquerer, the first Targaryen to rule over Westeros, will hit theaters in 2029.

Pioneering BET host Angela Stribling has died. Stribling was also an accomplished jazz singer and radio personality, who lost a two-year battle with brain cancer.

Akriila's new album "Lucy Miró al Mundo y Notó Que Está Girando" has made her the toast of the Latin indiesphere. She spoke to De Los about her musical journey, from trap to dream pop.

"King of Calypso" Slinger Francisco, also known as the Mighty Sparrow, died in New York on Sunday at 91 following a brief illness, according to his daughter, Karen Francisco.

Former Disney Channel star Dylan Sprouse and Victoria's Secret model Barbara Palvin 'took Labor Day literally this year,' she wrote on Instagram.

After opening for Olivia Dean in arenas, R&B singer Baby Rose will bring her yearning-filled album "Yearnalism" to intimate Blue Note shows in Los Angeles, her first headlining dates there.

Director Alejandro González Iñárritu teams up with a prosthetics-swaddled Cruise for a bleak comedy about a Texan oil driller who triggers the end of the world.

"The Steps: A Memoir" details not only the grit and determination it took to write best picture winner "Rocky" but how Stallone stood his ground to get to play the underdog boxer.

As Segerstrom Center for the Arts turns 40, its leaders look back on its rise—and ahead to a rich and varied future.

Pulitzer winner Hernan Diaz returns with 'Ply,' an ambitious, science-fiction leap into a fallen metropolis where art and anarchy reign.

When the WB and UPN merged 20 years ago, the result was the CW, a network that took younger viewers seriously, spawning stars and hit series like 'Gossip Girl,' 'The Vampire Diaries' and 'Arrow.'

Ahead of a gig Wednesday night in Rancho Mirage, the rock singer (and 'American Idol' alum) sits down for a wide-ranging chat.