Snoop Dogg will headline the Long Beach Amphitheater's June 6 grand opening, with presales in early April and a summer slate already on the calendar.

The Academy announced the Oscars will move from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood to the Peacock Theater at L.A. Live for the 101st ceremony in 2029. The shift coincides with a distribution change that will take effect the same year.

Six tickets sold across California matched Fantasy 5 numbers last week, totaling nearly $750,000 in payouts and spreading winners from Stockton to Los Angeles.

A star-studded, invite-only launch next Saturday will introduce My Butler AL, a celebrity-backed lifestyle and social app entering early-access beta. The event brings creators and entertainment figures to Los Angeles.

Universal Studios Hollywood has soft‑opened 'Jurassic World: A Journey Through the Eras,' a new walk‑through behind Revenge of the Mummy with props, characters and a raptor stunt show.

Port Royal Curios quietly vanished from Disneyland’s official digital map on March 16, prompting talk that the space could be folded into Pirates of the Caribbean. Disney has not commented.

Sir Paul McCartney will play two nights at the Fonda Theatre in Hollywood. Fair AXS registration opens Tuesday with limited tickets and a phone‑free policy.

Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts reunite for a new single, 20th‑anniversary reissues and the PCD Forever tour, which opens June 5 in Palm Desert.

A fan-run LEGO convention takes over the Marriott in Burbank this weekend with panels, builders, and charity fundraisers for local organizations.

The Strokes and LCD Soundsystem will headline Just Like Heaven at Brookside on Aug. 22, 2026. Passes start at $209 and presale options are available.

The Academy will debut an Achievement in Stunt Design Oscar at the 100th Academy Awards in 2028 — a long‑awaited win for stunt performers and coordinators.

Hollywood braces for the Oscars with street closures, transit detours and stepped-up security after a federal memo prompted increased coordination among agencies.

NBCUniversal is winding down first‑run syndication, ending Access Hollywood and other daytime shows and shifting to library distribution.