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Sometimes a movie’s conception of a character can be so spot-on — so gloriously accurate and emotionally true — it...

DGA ratifies four-year contract with major studios

The Directors Guild of America on Thursday night said it approved a four-year contract with major studios.The new contract will...

How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Charlotte de Witte

As one of the biggest techno DJs in the world, Charlotte de Witte never has her feet on the ground...

‘The Bear’ at closing time: Ayo Edebiri and Jeremy Allen White reflect on five seasons

Should I stay or should I go?It’s at once a practical and existential question that plagues the two lead chefs...

La Cruz offers a musical memorial to Pulse shooting victims on Pride Month

As La Cruz continues to break down barriers for the LGBTQ+ community in reggaeton, the rising Venezuelan star enjoys living...

K-pop singer Samuel honors his Latino roots with flair in new EP ‘Samuelito’

At only 24, Samuel Kim Arredondo, better known as Samuel, has lived through nearly every iteration possible in a K-pop...

Daryl Hall says he’s ‘already starting to feel better’ after recent kidney transplant

Daryl Hall recently underwent a kidney transplant and he’s already feeling better. The 79-year-old musician — formerly of the iconic...

‘Talk about getting gaslit,’ Katie Couric rips into former ’60 Minutes’ boss

Veteran broadcast journalist Katie Couric has leveled sharp criticism at CBS’ “60 Minutes,” detailing a culture of systemic sexism and...

Review: For a dinner party gone entertainingly wrong — or is it right? — accept ‘The Invite’

For a long time, the lifestyles and foibles of the modest bourgeoisie were a mainstay of art-house cinema, with urbane,...

The ’90s transformed queer life. Hugh Ryan looks back with humor, heartbreak and clarity