Rebecca Winters Keegan

This week, we’re building the ultimate Queer Hollywood Mount Rushmore. Who belongs on the mountain of the most iconic LGBTQ+ entertainers in history?

Business for animals in the entertainment industry — and their trainers — is drying up, as jobs move away from California and onto computers.

The Black, artistic legacy of Altadena is on display at the California African American Museum. It includes established and up-and-coming artists.

Chris and Paul Weitz stop by to chat about “Murderbot,” Laurent Bouzereau discusses “Jaws @ 50,” and producer Will Packer has The Treat.

The Hollywood Fringe Festival , now 15 years old, is LA's largest performance art celebration featuring hundreds of unique shows throughout the city.

Elvis Mitchell interviews Oscar-nominated screenwriter and director Tony Gilroy. Plus, insights on AI's role in filmmaking, while Kerry Washington shares on The Treat.

In the conclusion of Kim Masters’ two-part conversation with Barry Diller, the veteran businessman reflects on his time helping build Rupert Murdoch’s Fox empire.

LACMA is getting a 110,000-square-foot space: the David Geffen Galleries. Before the opening, Kamasi Washington and over 100 musicians will perform there.

The Getty Center’s latest exhibit explores how photos of the U.S. and international queer community have evolved and shifted the public's perception.