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“Unhinged” opened with a $4 million debut, marking the first major box office test amid the coronavirus pandemic. The modest turnout highlights ongoing challenges for theaters as audience confidence slowly returns.

Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand has surged from appropriation controversy to global acclaim, becoming Team USA’s official partner for the Olympics, marking a significant turnaround in public perception and market presence.

Jordan Peele reveals insights on his follow-up to “Get Out” and shares the moment he realized the film was a success, speaking exclusively to Entertainment Weekly about his groundbreaking horror hit’s impact.

Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, could become the first-ever First Gentleman of the United States. A seasoned entertainment lawyer, Emhoff’s role marks a historic shift in the nation’s political landscape.

John Lautner’s iconic Sheats-Goldstein Residence unveils its stunning entertainment wing, blending futuristic design with natural surroundings. The estate, featured on Wallpaper.com, showcases innovative architecture and luxurious amenities.

Los Angeles is set to unveil a memorial honoring the 1871 Chinese Massacre, marking a significant shift in how the city acknowledges its painful history and the contributions of its Chinese American community.

National Jurist releases its latest rankings of top entertainment law schools, highlighting programs that excel in training legal experts for the dynamic media and arts industries. Key factors include curriculum, faculty, and career support.

Blackpink energized the SoFi Stadium crowd during their first U.S. concert in two years, delivering a high-energy performance that highlighted their global pop dominance and delighted fans in Los Angeles.

A U.S. citizen expressed shock and disbelief after ICE arrested her during a raid at a Santa Ana park, highlighting concerns over enforcement tactics and the impact on community trust, officials and witnesses say.

Red Bull’s U.S. Breaking Champions were crowned on Venice Beach, showcasing top talent in the vibrant breakdancing scene. The event highlighted fierce competition and energized the Los Angeles crowd.

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Justin Herbert and Madison Beer ignite buzz as a potential power duo, blending football and entertainment worlds. Their unexpected crossover sparks intrigue, highlighting a new dynamic in celebrity partnerships.

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is rattling U.S. tech investors with rapid advancements and aggressive market moves, raising concerns over data security and competitive dominance in critical technology sectors.

The actors’ strike officially ends as SAG-AFTRA reaches a groundbreaking agreement with studios. The deal addresses wages, streaming residuals, and AI use. Negotiations now shift to implementation and industry recovery.

Sam Rubin, beloved KTLA journalist and longtime entertainment anchor, has died at 64. Rubin was known for his insightful coverage and charismatic presence, leaving a lasting impact on Los Angeles media.

Los Angeles has seen a decline in film and TV employment, losing ground to emerging rivals. Despite this, it remains the industry’s largest hub, maintaining a significant lead over other cities, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission has partnered with Verizon to enhance event connectivity and fan experiences. This collaboration aims to boost technology integration at major LA sports and entertainment venues.

Hollywood studios are navigating China’s strict censorship and market demands to maintain access to its lucrative audience, often altering content to align with Beijing’s preferences, reveals a Los Angeles Times report.

Blake Lively has filed a lawsuit against her “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni. Amid the legal dispute, several collaborators have publicly expressed support for Lively, intensifying the controversy surrounding the film.

Hollywood creatives are calling on the government to strengthen copyright protections against AI infringements. The Los Angeles Times reports industry leaders fear unregulated AI threatens artists’ rights and livelihoods.