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'The Late Show' is ending, leaving one less voice in a genre which may no longer be viable in the era of streaming.

Netflix has announced a new three-part docuseries that will revisit the 2005 trial in which Michael Jackson was acquitted on charges of child molestation.

After Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt said the store would stock AI-written books as long as they were labeled as such, calls to boycott the retailer circulated online. Now the bookseller is clarifying his stance.

Emmy winner Quinta Brunson is taking a bet on "Betty Boop." The comedian-actor is developing a film about the animated icon and will star as the doe-eyed flapper.

Parts of Vox Media, including the website, its podcast network and New York Magazine, are being acquired by Lupa Systems, the entertainment company owned by James Murdoch.

Jenny Slatten, 68, who married Sumit Singh, 38, in Season 1 of TLC's '90-Day Fiancé: The Other Side,' has been diagnosed with ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

In Apple TV's new thriller series, the actor plays a lonely divorced single mother who gets wrapped up in a murder mystery while trying to navigate her personal life.

The Oakland-based musician and filmmaker smuggles revolutionary ideas into his latest movie, an absurdist candy-colored romp about shoplifting and workers' rights.

The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, May 24, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.

The found footage collective Everything Is Terrible has big, immersive plans for the soon-to-open Meow Wolf L.A. Here's what we know about its installation, "the N.E.S.T."

It's impossible to imagine Los Angeles' electronic scene without Das Bunker, founded in 1996 to champion brutalist club music.

When Colbert was named the new host of 'The Late Show' in 2015, he was considered an unusual choice, but he turned out to be the right fit for these times.

The Apple TV comedy explores the creator economy through its protagonist's OnlyFans alter ego, HungryGhost. Here's how the team designed TV's sexiest 1960s-inspired alien.

For the iconic L.A. troupe, this fantastical representation of a cross-country train trip is a bold look toward the future.