Sophie Nyweide, a former child actor whose brief career included roles in the films ‘Mammoth,’ ‘Noah’ and ‘Bella,’ has died. She was 24.
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‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow,’ a prequel to the hit streaming series, opens at the Marquis Theatre, bringing Netflix branding to Broadway.
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Unveiled last Friday at Octavia’s Bookshelf in Pasadena, with illustrator John Jennings in attendance for a Q&A, the adaptation will be released Tuesday by Abrams ComicsArts.
Signature attractions at the after-hours event are centered around “Star Trek,” “Dungeons & Dragons” and “Back to the Future.”
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‘Black Mirror’ creator Charlie Brooker, director Toby Haynes and stars Cristin Milioti and Jimmi Simpson break down ‘Into Infinity,’ the first sequel in the series’ history.
The actors portraying the three Ratliff children on the buzzy HBO series are ready to talk about it all — the incest, the vulnerability and their deeply screwed-up family.
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An emboldened president and his allies have launched a vigorous campaign to use levers of government to intimidate an increasingly fragmented and polarized media, experts say.
In the wake of the Palisades fire, should Malibu’s Getty Villa and the Getty Center in nearby Brentwood evacuate — for good?
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In Screen Gab No. 177, we catch up with “Wheel of Time” showrunner Rafe Judkins and recommend a film and TV show worth watching this weekend.
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Mark Measures, a longtime talent agent based in Los Angeles, has been indicted in Manhattan on suspicion of stealing more than $1.8 million from 160 actors.
The artist often engages with the concept of ever-shifting time and materiality as a tool for preserving and archiving realities. The torched properties in Altadena were a reminder of how the fire that devastated his community is connecting to his work.
J.P. Brammer writes an appreciation of the late pope: ‘Francis advocated for the powerless, for those who have so little and yet are villainized by people in positions of authority.’
Two of L.A.’s biggest comedians are teaming up for the first-ever comedy show at SoFi on March 21, 2026. If it sells out, it would be the largest comedy show in history.
The TV on the Radio frontman’s debut solo album, “Thee Black Boltz,” reinforces the fact that he is one of the most adventurous, incisive singer-songwriters of the last few decades.
For Grace Weinrib, going through her late father’s belongings became an unexpected art project.
AC/DC electrifies the Rose Bowl in Pasadena with 21 instantly recognizable tunes, the majority of them classic rock radio staples and cultural touchstones.
Right before taking Coachella’s biggest stage, Junior H dishes on representing Mexico and proving that he can do more than make “music for the streets or the narcos and all that s—.”
While Tovar no longer owns the music promotions company he founded in 1981, he remains its No. 1 fan, attending Coachella every year as well as multiple concerts and club shows every week.
Copeland’s new album, “Wild Concerto,” is out April 18. The Times recently spoke to the drummer-turned-composer about his new project and his busy creative life outside of the Police.
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