At the Los Angeles premiere of Ketchup Entertainment’s “Coyote vs. Acme,” stars and filmmakers gathered to celebrate the new comedy. The event highlighted the film’s blend of classic cartoon chaos with modern humor.
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Beloved sports reporter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg has died at 41 after falling from a building. The news has shocked fans and colleagues alike, prompting an outpouring of grief across the sports community.
Archer Aviation has announced plans to develop a vertiport in downtown Los Angeles at the L.A. LIVE entertainment district, aiming to enhance urban air mobility with convenient eVTOL operations.
Juan Gabriel’s iconic “Mi Primer Bellas Artes” concert film is coming to U.S. theaters, announced by Fathom Events. Fans can experience his legendary performance on the big screen soon.
“McFarland, USA” is hailed by the Los Angeles Times as an inspiring, fleet-footed tale. The film captures the true story of an underdog high school cross-country team overcoming adversity with determination and heart.
The CW has dropped the Miss USA pageants just one week before airing, citing an inability to reach mutually agreeable terms. The sudden decision leaves the pageant without a broadcast partner.
AEG and Archer announced plans to develop a vertiport at L.A. LIVE, enhancing Archer’s Los Angeles air taxi network ahead of the 2028 LA Games. The collaboration aims to boost urban air mobility infrastructure.
Los Angeles’ entertainment industry has faced significant losses over the past three years, according to a recent report by CBS News. Ongoing challenges have deeply impacted production, jobs, and local economies.
Los Angeles Magazine has won Best Entertainment Print Publication at the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, recognizing its outstanding coverage and influence in the entertainment industry.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Ketchup Entertainment’s “Coyote Vs Acme,” stars and filmmakers gathered to celebrate the much-anticipated release. The event highlighted the film’s blend of classic cartoon chaos and modern storytelling.
The Los Angeles premiere of Ketchup Entertainment’s “Coyote Vs Acme” drew industry stars and fans alike, showcasing the highly anticipated animated comedy at a star-studded event. Coverage by reutersconnect.com.
Japanese entertainment company ASOBISYSTEM has launched its U.S. division and unveiled new headquarters, marking a strategic expansion to strengthen its presence in the American market, Billboard reports.
Los Angeles faces economic decline risks, echoing Detroit’s downfall, warns Realtor.com. Rising crime, housing market challenges, and infrastructure strains threaten the city’s stability and future growth.
Los Angeles Magazine clinched the Best Entertainment Print Publication award at the 2024 NAEJ Awards. Praised for its in-depth coverage and vibrant storytelling, LAmag continues to set the standard in entertainment journalism.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas was arrested in Los Angeles, accused of kicking a deputy during an altercation. Authorities have taken him into custody as the investigation continues. No further details have been released.
Former President Trump advocates for a federal film tax credit to lure productions back to the U.S., aiming to boost jobs and revitalize the domestic entertainment industry, reports LAmag.
Studio Ghibli marks its first-ever U.S. pop-up in Los Angeles, offering fans an immersive experience with exclusive merchandise, rare artwork, and iconic film screenings. The event celebrates the beloved animation studio’s enduring legacy.
Audio platform Pocket FM has opened its U.S. headquarters in Culver City, expanding its reach in the competitive podcast and audio streaming market. The move aims to strengthen its presence and drive growth in North America.
Hollywood is increasingly offshoring production to countries offering tax incentives and lower costs. This global race favors locations like Canada and New Zealand, reshaping the industry’s economic landscape.
Surtaal Entertainment announces the U.S. debut of Qawwali duo Zain Zohaib, set to perform in Boston as part of their 2026 tour. The event celebrates South Asian musical heritage with vibrant, soulful performances.