Sundance 2026: Queer Mexican rodeo film 'Jaripeo' bucks tradition
When devising their debut film, "Jaripeo," directors Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig started with one rule: "It's got to be gay."
When devising their debut film, "Jaripeo," directors Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig started with one rule: "It's got to be gay."
When U.S. Customs and Border Protections agents questioned what was behind the 'abnormally bulging' groin of a Tijuana resident as he attempted to cross the border late last year, the 35-year-old responded it was part of his male anatomy, according to court documents. It was two parakeets.
Macaulay Culkin, Pedro Pascal and other stars paid tribute to Catherine O'Hara after her death on Friday at age 71.
Los Angeles arts galleries and entertainment hubs are shuttering their doors Friday as part of the anti-ICE 'National Shutdown.' MOCA and Vidiots are among the list.
A California Supreme Court ruling this week set a sharper boundary around what can be considered an "open container" of cannabis in a vehicle, deciding the product must be rolled or otherwise ready to consume in order to meet a similar standard that is applied to alcohol during traffic stops.
Three years after the major strike shut down Hollywood, the Writers Guild of America's staff union has authorized its own strike.
Last week, Matthew Allen, a Minneapolis rapper and activist who performs as Nur-D, put his body on the line to fight ICE.
Written and directed by Colombia's Simón Mesa Soto, the movie strikes a complex tone of envy and artistic frustration while also yielding plenty of comic pain.
Actor Catherine O'Hara, known for her roles on shows such as 'Schitt's Creek' and 'The Studio' as well as films such as 'Home Alone,' has died. She was 71.
The "Brat" pop star re-teams with her "360" and "Guess" music video director for a satire about struggling to ditch her sickly green branding.
Skiing star Lindsey Vonn crashed and injured her left knee in a downhill race one week before the Milan Cortina Games begin. She vows, 'My Olympic dream is not over.'
'SB 79 does very little for affordable housing and nothing whatsoever to upgrade water, power, roads and emergency services,' writes an L.A. Times reader.
Dodgers World Series star Miguel Rojas, 37, is disappointed that he can't represent his native Venezuela in the World Baseall Classic because of insurance problems.
Lemon was taken into custody Friday night while covering the upcoming Grammy awards on Sunday, the statement said.
I made it to Los Angeles, but I didn't know how to break free from meth or the cycle that had trapped me.
In a season where many things went right for the Rams, the team fell short of its goal of winning the Super Bowl. Will Matthew Stafford return to lead another potential title run?
People notice who is protected, who is sacrificed and who is allowed to lie with impunity.
Gene Simmons, the co-lead singer of Kiss, writes that a bill now before Congress has the potential to correct a decades-old loophole that is hurting the next generation of musicians.
Looking for your next great read? We asked critics, authors and literary folks about town to share books they're most excited for in 2026. Featuring new works by Tayari Jones, Claudia Rankine, Jesmyn Ward, T.C. Boyle, Douglas Stuart and more.
A workout session, smoothie from Body Energy Club and dinner at Giorgio Baldi are on the agenda for the singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist.
Interscope Capitol has 13 high-level nods at Sunday's Grammy Awards. John Janick credits the company's 'flywheel' strategy
Whether it's the unexpected success of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" or the virality of "Bridgerton's" orchestral pop covers, Netflix has always played a role in the music industry. Now its "KPop Demon Hunters" could earn the streamer a Grammy.
Pivotal is a Palo Alto-based company developing an ultralight, electric aircraft for recreational use and short-haul travel.
The L.A. City Council agreed to pay law firm Gibson Dunn an additional $1.8 million for its ongoing work on a homelessness lawsuit it settled in 2022.
Nicolás Maduro is gone, but daily life in Venezuela remains grim: Soaring prices, stagnant wages and deep inequality leave families struggling to afford food.