The reboot of HBO’s groundbreaking series ‘Sex and the City’ has failed to mature the women at the center of the show, or their relationships, much to this viewer’s dismay.
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A two-story ADU with movie theater touches in the garage, a rooftop deck and whimsical decor in the living space offers new opportunities for fun-loving Venice family.
Hero Complex
‘Ironheart’ head writer Chinaka Hodge and directors Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes discuss Riri Williams’ journey, centering the series in Chicago and why diverse characters are important.
‘Revival’ star Melanie Scrofano discusses the Syfy show’s “Wynonna Earp” comparisons, sister dynamics and the power of TV storytelling.
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On the last day of Emmy nominations voting, awards columnist Glenn Whipp delivers his own (unofficial) ballot.
‘The Rehearsal’ defies categorization, which may hurt its chances against more traditional comedies. But Emmy voters should give it a serious look, our columnist writes.
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As part of Disneyland’s 70th anniversary, the company will introduce an animatronic of Walt Disney. But his granddaughter Joanna Miller believes the figure will do more harm than good.
Won-G Bruny sold himself as the rich, powerful force behind Tyga, Sean Kingston and Lil Mosey. But Mosey’s mother, and many others, paint a darker picture.
Critics
Said Dave Grohl of his stadium-filling rock band: “Over the years, we’ve had moments of unbridled joy, and moments of devastating heartbreak.”
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Musician Nathaniel Ayers’ chance encounter with L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez 20 years ago changed the lives of both men.
It was a bold gambit that used a strategy typically reserved for organized crime cases to prosecute a music legend for alleged violence, threats and payoffs.
The split decision is at least a partial victory for Combs, whose attorneys had argued that prosecutors overcharged him and did not prove their case.
Frederick M. Nicholas, who led the design and development of major L.A. landmarks, including the Museum of Contemporary Art and Walt Disney Concert Hall, has died. He was 105.
Warner Music Group will reduce its headcount by $170 million as a part of a larger plan to restructure and reduce costs. It’s unclear how many employees will be impacted by the layoffs.
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The jury sent a note to the trial judge stating they’d reached a verdict on several counts but were unable to reach a consensus on count one — racketeering. They will continue deliberating Wednesday.
Khloé Kardashian gives an update listing all the cosmetic and surgical work she’s had done (in response to speculation about it from a British plastic surgeon).
Quinta Brunson, star of ‘Abbott Elementary,’ gets candid about public interest in her private life after news of her divorce from Kevin Anik broke earlier this year.
Though cancer struggles still remain in remission, guitarist Betty Cisneros and her LA-based, all-Latina rock band stay loud and optimistic as they prepare for a gig at the Echo on July 3.
Thirteen cables were severed in the June 15 incident, cutting service to a U.S. military base, 911 and other emergency dispatch centers, fire and police departments and healthcare facilities.
Career Guide for Hollywood Dreamers
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