The Mexico City-based boy band drew a record 142,000-strong KCON crowd, then said goodbye to L.A. with a bit of sadness.

Lauren J. Salkin says an HBO executive spotted the overlap first. Now she wants a jury and a cut of Yellowstone's billions.

The Japanese American National Museum's overhauled Pavilion reopens January 23 after a $108 million campaign and nearly three years closed.

Helga de Kansky, who once danced under Balanchine, turns 100 in December and has no plans to stop teaching.

From Chaplin to Schindler's List, the Blazing Saddles director's picks span nearly 90 years across three LA theaters.

Louisiana's sixth Rose Parade float, decked in 25,000 roses and orchids, welcomes 2027 with a crowned pelican.

The 34-foot Hurd Gallery turns into a moodscape of neon, fireworks and firelight starting August 29, with a Barry Lyndon screening to match.

Twin Temple's ouster from Charley Crockett's tour spiraled into a public feud with Jack White, who offered the band a Hollywood Palladium slot.

Downtown El Segundo and Smoky Hollow turn into open galleries Saturday, with two stages and a hands-on lowrider build at ESMoA.

The nearly 100-year-old landmark reopens Thursday with a ribbon-cutting, live performances, and a screening of the Oscar-winning short Hair Love.

The five-time Grammy winner was honored Tuesday on Hollywood Boulevard, with Willem Dafoe and Harvey Mason Jr. speaking at the ceremony.

Saturday Morning Cartoons United turned Betty Boop's 96th birthday into a fundraiser drawing 1,400 fans to Glendale's Alex Theatre.

Dozens of dealers, DJs and rare pressings take over the California Market Center this weekend for VinylCon!'s return to Downtown L.A.