Here are some activities and entertainments to enjoy in the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles area.

A hilarious raconteur, Sonnenfeld’s experiences in the trenches of Hollywood — from his early ... directorial work on The Addams Family and Men in Black films, to the Vancouver-shot TV series ...

Yorgos Lanthimos Flexes New Creative Muscle With Debut Photography Exhibition in Los Angeles The Oscar-nominated auteur speaks to The Hollywood Reporter about his passion for photography, how it ...

On the one hand, it memorializes an origin of Bachardy’s intense commitment to portraiture as an artistic genre. The Los ...

Lavender Men is set to hit select theaters May 2 in ... A trailer that is exclusive to The Hollywood Reporter can be seen below. Pride Flix is an Entertainment Squad label. Mason wrote the play ...

Hollywood needed “A Minecraft Movie” to ... Get top local stories in Southern California delivered to you every morning. Sign up for NBC LA's News Headlines newsletter. The PG-rated movie ...

Mankiewicz wrote Ben Hecht in 1926, “and your only competition is idiots.” Here was Hollywood, in particular the picture business, and Hecht, a former journalist and already the co-author of ...

Hollywood is toning down liberal themes in response to the new political climate. Studios are being cautious about diverse characters and storylines. Economic factors were already driving a shift ...

Produced by Jamie Foxx and Kevin Hart, the companion pieces, streaming on AppleTV+ March 28, are: “Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood” directed by Reginald Hudlin and ...

Patrick Stewart, 84, who played Professor X in the Fox’s early 2000s X-Men films, and 85-year-old Ian McKellen, who played his arch-nemesis Magneto, are also in the Doomsday cast as Disney and ...

Also in the San Fernando Valley, squash will make its Olympic debut against one of Hollywood’s most iconic and recognizable ... to the Future,” “Gremlins,” and “Bye Bye Birdie.” (Photo by Charley ...

An MP has claimed "residents deserve better" after thousands was spent on a Leicestershire town's Hollywood-style sign. Council bosses have defended the move though, saying the sign has "created a ...