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Two years after the Los Angeles Times reverted to local ownership, the country's largest metropolitan daily newspaper is facing a painful internal reckoning over glaring deficiencies and missteps regarding race and representation in its pages and its staff.

"Gone With the Wind" is back on HBO Max, now with a four-and-a-half-minute introduction that discusses the film's history and racist depictions.

Jimmy Kimmel's defensive, strangely specific apology isn't enough; we need to talk about why comedians who believe they're not racist used blackface.

Jenny Slate and Kristen Bell will no longer voice biracial characters on two animated series: Netflix's "Big Mouth" and Apple's "Central Park."

The Disneyland Resort planned to open its theme parks to coincide with its 65th anniversary. That plan is now on hold.

What's on TV Thursday, June 25: The series finale of 'Broke' on CBS; movies on TV; TV talk shows

Dave Bautista takes a big-lunk-in-a-family-comedy turn and pulls it off with "My Spy."

More than 300 Black creatives and allies signed an open letter demanding that the industry divest from the police and invest in Black lives.

"You've really insulted me now by calling me naive," said John Bolton, Trump's former national security advisor, to Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show."

The Toronto International Film Festival will present 50 feature films this year, planning a mix of in-person and virtual events.