Kristina Loring

This is Rob Long and on today’s Martini Shot I get an email from the third assistant of a powerful show business figure, who, you know, must be powerful because who else would need…

Georgia has become Hollywood East in recent years, thanks to the hefty tax breaks they offer productions.

The first round of Emmy voting began earlier this week, and we're starting to get the lay of the land.

"Men in Black: International" is an industrial product salvaged from the remnants of an exhausted franchise and aimed at a young audience that may not know or care what a joy the…

In the early ‘80s, two teenage siblings in London recorded an album that fused Pakistani pop and British New Wave. It became a perfect harmony of the two worlds they lived in.

"The Fall Of the American Empire" is a French-Canadian crime caper about money--not just the small fortune involved in a heist, but the larger fortunes that sustain the world of…

Samuel Beckett’s plays can be really tricky. They are conceptually so full and simultaneously so maddeningly empty. It’s that emptiness that’s the key.

Last week, 'Jeopardy!' was in the headlines as contestant James Holzhauer ended his epic streak on the show.

Edward Goldman talks about mid-career solo exhibitions by two Los Angeles artists.