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My family did not plan to make the World Cup the centerpiece of our summer, but once it began, we couldn't stop watching.

Filmmaker Carla Simón completes a trilogy of personal movies that dive into her own history, her family's lingering grief and her journey to adulthood.

The highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will allegedly take place Friday at Madison Square Garden and include celebrity performances, costume changes and an elaborate "castle" set.

Dine-in theater chain Alamo Drafthouse is launching a new initiative for indie films that debut at festivals but do not secure distribution deals.

A 'Minions' prequel, clever and funny, rewinds to the silent era to showcase the classic Hollywood movies that inspired its manic yellow horde.

Lexi Minetree stars as Elle Woods in Prime Video's series that revisits the 'Legally Blonde' protagonist as a 16-year-old high school student.

Reid 's planned departure comes ahead of the impending merger of CNN parent Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount.

The Village People adopted campy archetypes of masculinity. Paired with bubbly disco grooves and chant-along choruses, they became gay icons.

Fallen Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein, whose health has been fraught in recent years, is receiving medical treatment in New York after a fresh bout of reported health issues.

Mexican American folk singer Selines signed to Interscope and released her second studio album, "(Nostalgia)," in May. She spoke with The Times about the emotional road to her major label debut.

Eddie Huang talks about his new book, navigating 'cartel journalism,' mourning Anthony Bourdain and how the New York Knicks helped him find peace.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, July 5, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

F. Scott Fitzgerald, Octavia E. Butler, Homer: Los Angeles teachers share what they are teaching in today's high school classrooms, book recommendations and how they're fighting AI and tech fatigue.

Independent Shakespeare Co. presents a vivid outdoor rendering of William Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus,' directed by David Melville, as part of its Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival.