Feedback: Women versus women in social media spats and in 'Mrs. America'
Readers respond to columns on a former Ms. magazine staffer's view o "Mrs. America" and the fallout from comments by Lana del Rey and Alison Roman.
Entertainment
On Lady Gaga's new 'Chromatica' album, a star is reborn on the dancefloor: Listen
On Thursday, Lady Gaga released her new dance-pop album, "Chromatica," featuring collaborations with Ariana Grande, Blackpink and 73-year-old Elton John.
What's on TV Friday: 'Haircut Night in America'; coronavirus
What's on TV Friday, May 29: 'Haircut Night in America'; coronavirus; TV talk shows; movies on TV
The scariest movie in quarantine is actually a game unfolding on Instagram
"Arcana," a new game with an old Los Angeles murder at its center, is reviving the ARG (alternate-reality game) format by utilizing Instagram.
Review: 'Ramy's' second season pulls off a miracle: It's even better than the first
The unlikely, perfect pairing of Mahershala Ali and Ramy Youssef makes Season 2 of Hulu's Muslim American comedy "Ramy" even better than the first.
A-OK boomers: New 'Laurel Canyon' doc will make you swoon over the scene all over again
"Laurel Canyon," the new two-part documentary on Epix premiering Sunday, is the most comprehensive and musically satisfying document of a notably insular scene
Commentary: A suspected suicide. Cyberbullying. Why some call this Netflix reality show 'toxic'
The death of 22-year-old "Terrace House" star Hana Kimura is a reminder that even the wholesome Netflix reality show can be a pressure cooker.
Review: Despite an army of comic talent, Netflix's 'Space Force' shoots blanks
"Space Force," the new Netflix comedy from "The Office" alumni Greg Daniels and Steve Carrell, is opaque and obvious and unconvincing.
Appreciation: How artist Peter Alexander caught clouds in a box and used color to profound effect
Peter Alexander, who died Tuesday, was instrumental in establishing Light and Space as Los Angeles' contribution to the art world.
Ava DuVernay and John Boyega lead Hollywood's charge against George Floyd's killing
Beyoncé, Viola Davis, Cynthia Erivo, Taylor Swift and other celebs are paying tribute to George Floyd, the Minneapolis man who died from police brutality.