Part 2 of “Drowning in TV” looks at some of the other new series that you may have heard of, if only because of the starry casts. But not all stars emit light.
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The Salter Family Theatre at Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) reopened on Nov. 13 with a student production of Kate Hamill’s “Little Women.”
Master architect Frank O. Gehry, whose visionary buildings transformed the landscape and style of Southern California, died at his home in Santa Monica at the age of 96.
John Landgraf, the long-serving chairman of FX Networks, made the following comment at the Television Critics Association: “There’s simply too much television.”
The opening night audience at the Pantages was wildly enthusiastic as this historical musical unfolded.
Van Leer has held his present post at The Wallis since April 1, 2023.
In a dystopian future society, income inequality rules all aspects of life.
It’s that time of year when the studios, both large and small, bring out the heavy artillery for their pre-Oscar campaigns.
“Here” is the magnificent Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles. For the past 17 years, beginning at the age of 27, Maestro Gustavo Dudamel has been the ordained “gift” to Los Angeles, the honored and cherished Music & Artistic Director of the Los
James Vanderbilt, as director and writer, has created a thoughtful, if flawed, film based on Jack El-Hai’s book, “The Nazi and the Psychiatrist.”