The Los Angeles Times reveals new details on how federal officers targeted Billie Holiday, highlighting a campaign driven by racial and political motives that deeply impacted the legendary singer’s life and career.
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In a provocative new memoir, a Jewish man recounts his unexpected encounters with neo-Nazis, weaving self-exploration, empathy, and sly humor into a compelling narrative examined by the Los Angeles Times.
Rob and Michele Reiner’s death certificates reveal new details about their final moments. The documents, obtained by USA Today, provide insights into the circumstances surrounding their passing, shedding light on the tragic event.
Wang Jianlin expands his Hollywood footprint through a major deal with Legendary Entertainment, strengthening his influence in the film industry and signaling increased Chinese investment in U.S. media.
Gabriel Luna discusses Tommy’s poignant farewell to Joel in Episode 3 of “The Last of Us,” revealing the emotional depth and impact of the scene for the series and its fans.
The Los Angeles Times explores Barbara Kruger’s iconic artwork “Your body is a battleground” amid the ongoing Roe vs. Wade debate, highlighting its enduring impact on reproductive rights advocacy and feminist discourse.
Amid Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, ABC’s “The View” boldly declared, “No one silences us,” reaffirming their commitment to free speech and open dialogue. The statement marks a notable moment in the network’s ongoing tensions.
South Korea-owned webtoon giant launched its Nasdaq IPO, marking a major move in digital publishing. The listing highlights growing global interest in web-based comics and creative content platforms.
CBS News has committed to expanding its town hall and debate telecasts, partnering with a major sponsor to enhance political coverage. This move aims to boost public engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
Annie Wersching, known for her roles in “24” and as a voice actor in “The Last of Us,” has died at 45, the Los Angeles Times reports. Her impactful career spanned television and gaming, leaving a lasting legacy.
The Los Angeles Times has appointed Bryan West, a self-proclaimed Swiftie, as their new Taylor Swift reporter. West’s deep fandom is expected to bring unique insights to Swift’s evolving career coverage.
The Los Angeles Times unveils its picks for 2025’s best in entertainment: groundbreaking films, captivating TV shows, chart-topping music, acclaimed books, innovative art, and sharp comedy shaping the cultural landscape.
The official website of the Kansas City Chiefs, Chiefs.com, delivers the latest news, player updates, game highlights, and exclusive content, serving as the primary hub for fans to stay connected with the NFL team.
Gold-worthy memes from the Paris Olympics are capturing global attention, blending humor with athletic excellence. These viral moments highlight fan creativity and add a playful dimension to the Games’ intense competition.
John Slattery and Milo Callaghan reveal the rigorous training behind their roles in “The Rainmaker,” mastering both sparring techniques and authentic accents to bring depth and realism to the film.
Bears are thriving at Yosemite amid clear skies and diminished crowds. With lockdowns easing, questions arise about nature’s rebound and whether the coronavirus pandemic reveals what a “World Without Us” might look like.
Vanity Fair offers in-depth coverage on entertainment, politics, and fashion, delivering exclusive stories and sharp analysis. Renowned for its compelling journalism, the magazine remains a leading voice in cultural commentary.
Daniel H. Black, a leading entertainment lawyer based in Los Angeles, specializes in motion pictures and television. Recognized by Best Lawyers, he advises top industry clients on complex legal matters shaping Hollywood’s future.
Hollywood’s film and TV production faces a steep decline amid strikes, budget cuts, and shifting audience habits. Industry insiders warn this could signal a looming crisis in entertainment output.
Miss Indiana Mekayla Diehl challenges conventional beauty standards, as the Los Angeles Times highlights that her body defies typical notions of “normal” or “average,” sparking important conversations on diversity and representation.