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Meredith Stiehm has led the writers guild's West Coast branch through a strike that is well into its fifth month and has hobbled Hollywood's business.

Kevin Costner and Christine Baumgartner have reached a divorce settlement after a contentious legal battle. The pair ended their 18-year marriage in May.

Nichole Coats, 32, and Maleesa Mooney, 31, were both found dead in their downtown Los Angeles apartments this month.

Mark Wahlberg doesn't envision himself 'acting that much longer' at the rate he's been doing it recently. He calls the profession a 'difficult thing.'

Rihanna and ASAP Rocky introduce their new baby, Riot Rose, to the world in their first family photo shoot. Riot is little bro to toddler RZA.

Los Angeles hosts events celebrating the independence days of Mexico and many Central American countries.

'Captain America' star Chris Evans explains why he doesn't plan to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe any time soon: He wants time with Alba Baptista.

Warner Bros. Discovery will offer live games, including MLB baseball, NBA basketball, NHL hockey, also available on its Turner cable channels to streaming customers as Bleacher Report Sports Add-On for $9.99 a month.

Julie Chen, who wrote in her her new book that leaving 'The Talk' wasn't her choice, says she told her son the allegations against dad Les Moonves were 'false.'

Colombian artist Fernando Botero, who died last week, was looked down upon by the art world intelligentsia. Nonetheless, he had a massive global visibility and commercial success.

Latinx women, and other birthing individuals, who are 35 or older and going through the fertility process deeply understand the price of time and the deeper cultural pressure that comes with it.

Deion Sanders has made his Colorado Buffaloes the talk of college football. Shaquille O'Neal says Coach Prime reminds him of former Lakers coach Phil Jackson.

Billy Miller of 'The Young and the Restless' 'surrendered his life,' his mom says, after fighting 'a long hard valiant battle with bipolar depression.'

Cinematographer Ed Lachman and director Pablo Larraín explain how they achieved the ravishing monochromatic look of their Pinochet-as-vampire comedy "El Conde."

The Latin Recording Academy has unveiled its list of nominees for the 24th annual Latin Grammys. These are the artists with the most nominations.

This fall TV season is bleak. Whether you're an 'Andor' freak, a 'Stranger Things' fan or a 'Law & Order' junkie, one of these 10 books will tide you over.

Should a person employed by a firm that works on campaigns regulated by the Ethics Commission be serving on the Ethics Commission? Ideally, no.

The Clorox Co. warned that an August cyberattack disrupted production of their products, with shortages expected in the coming months.

Fifty years ago, Billie Jean King won the "Battle of the Sexes," inspiring women to pursue their dreams and giving muscle to the women's rights movement.

East L.A.'s the Stains, led by wildman guitarist Robert Becerra, were one of the city's original punk bands. Becerra died from liver cancer on Sept. 1 at age 64.

The Legislature passed the excise tax on firearms and ammunition after several failed attempts. It would fund violence prevention programs in Los Angeles and beyond.

Hybrid sports can be housed under existing regulatory systems so they can be brought to market with relative ease. Teqball hopes to be part of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Both Republicans and Democrats face risks in impeachment hearings, including over the evidence of Hunter Biden's business dealings and how much his father knew.

Jonathan Raban suffered a massive stroke in 2001 but kept writing. 'Father and Son,' out months after his death, mines his struggles and his complicated father.

The students are all on the autism spectrum. They were like line chefs in any restaurant kitchen — except they weren't allowed to handle knives.