Entertainment

One Times staffer had a front-row seat to the shutdown of SoCal's arts and entertainment scene as coronavirus fears canceled all cultural events.

We polled more than three dozen TV critics and journalists, inside and outside The Times, on the one TV show to binge while stuck at home.

In what would have been big news at the coronavirus-postponed Game Developer's Conference, Sony's streamed event, along with Microsoft's announcement, heats up the video game wars.

Cinemas have been largely shuttered throughout the country, making it difficult for companies to pay bills.

ESPN plans to pivot to news and archival content amid the coronavirus pandemic. But watching a sports network without live sports is still bizarre.

Days after closing due to the coronavirus, Powell's Books in Portland will lay off most of its employees, the store's owner and CEO wrote in a letter.

Here's how to keep up with pop culture during self-quarantine due to coronavirus concerns.

Hanging at home to slow coronavirus' spread, 24 stars, writers, directors, musicians and artists reveal their high and low culture plans.

As more people look for ways to entertain themselves amid the coronavirus scare, streaming apps like Pluto TV and Roku are becoming more popular, according to San Francisco analytics firm App Annie.

High on pot, Seth Rogen live-tweeted the panned film "Cats" on Tuesday night — until he just couldn't anymore. The whole thing was "pretty trippy."