President Trump has announced 100% tariffs on all movies made overseas, surprising Hollywood studios. The move aims to boost domestic film production but raises concerns about increased costs and industry backlash.
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Kendrick Lamar, following the release of his intense new track “Not Like Us,” clarified in an interview that despite the song’s fierce tone, he does not consider himself an angry person, emphasizing his artistic complexity.
Vampire Weekend channeled “fifth-album energy” for their latest release, drawing inspiration from the quirky humor of Seinfeld and the pioneering spirit of the Beastie Boys, blending nostalgia with fresh creativity.
The entertainment industry is set for a robust rebound in 2025, with NBC Los Angeles reporting increased investments, new productions, and rising audience demand fueling a strong recovery from pandemic setbacks.
Morgan Margolis, CEO of Knitting Factory Entertainment, continues to drive innovation in LA’s vibrant music scene. Under his leadership, the venue fosters emerging talent and diverse live experiences.
Opinion: Studio productions are increasingly relocating from Los Angeles, threatening the city’s entertainment industry and economy. Immediate actions are needed to retain jobs and preserve LA’s status as the global production hub.
The Los Angeles Times breaks down the key figures in the ‘It Ends With Us’ controversy, spotlighting author Colleen Hoover, critics, and social media voices fueling the heated debate over the novel’s themes and reception.
Hollywood is cautiously resuming production, yet experts say the era of peak TV—marked by an unprecedented volume of shows—is unlikely to return. Industry shifts and streaming changes reshape the landscape.
A new landmark, “SM Entertainment Square,” was unveiled in downtown Los Angeles to honor Lee Soo Man and celebrate the global rise of K-pop. The sign highlights the cultural impact of SM Entertainment in bridging East and West.
HE Turki Alalshikh and the General Entertainment Authority announce Riyadh Season’s first overseas event in Los Angeles, featuring Crawford vs. Madrimov for the World Super-Welterweight titles.
Trump’s tariffs have intensified challenges for Hollywood in China, further restricting American films’ market access. Industry experts warn these trade barriers could accelerate the decline of U.S. cinema’s influence in the region.
That thing we knew was coming happened in “The Last of Us” Season 2 Episode 2, igniting intense fan reactions. The Los Angeles Times breaks down the pivotal moment and its impact on the series’ unfolding narrative.
The U.S. women’s World Cup loss underscores the harsh reality highlighted in “Barbie”: female athletes face intense scrutiny and are rarely allowed the margin to fail without facing backlash.
Concert ticket prices have soared, exemplified by $11,000 seats for Taylor Swift shows. High demand, limited supply, and resale market dynamics drive costs, raising questions about accessibility for fans nationwide.
A Los Angeles Times column argues that U.S. individualism, often seen as rugged, is actually toxic and harmful. The piece explores how this mindset undermines collective well-being and contributes to societal challenges.
MGA Entertainment’s CEO is leading a bid of $890 million to acquire Toys R Us, signaling a major move to revive the iconic toy retailer, reports the Los Angeles Business Journal. The deal could reshape the toy industry landscape.
The Miss USA organization’s chief has denied allegations of harassment and abuse made by former titleholders, responding firmly to claims brought forth in a recent Los Angeles Times report.
NBCUniversal announces major cable management overhaul as Scott McCumber is appointed head of USA Network. The move aims to streamline operations and boost cable channel performance amid shifting viewer trends.
AC/DC’s Power Up tour, marking their first U.S. run in nine years, will make a highly anticipated stop at the Rose Bowl. The iconic rock band returns to the stage, electrifying fans nationwide.
Stars are stepping up to aid LA fire victims. Beyoncé pledges $2.5M, Ivan Cornejo donates to the LAFD Foundation, and more artists join efforts to support relief and recovery.