Are coronavirus fears hurting box office for movies like 'Onward?' We look at the numbers
Fears of a coronavirus pandemic are expected to affect the box office, but it's hard to tell how much.
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Appreciation: Max von Sydow, a pillar of world cinema, brought peerless depth and beauty to the screen
Only an actor of extraordinary versatility and emotional depth such as Max von Sydow could have played Jesus, Father Merrin and Ming the Merciless.
For museums, theaters and symphonies, a coronavirus case study in S.F. vs. Seattle
The coronavirus is a global phenomenon that requires a local response.
La radio en español está en auge en Los Ángeles, pero los DJ locales dicen que apenas tienen para la renta
SAG-AFTRA dice que el Sistema de Radiodifusión español maltrató a los trabajadores en sus estaciones de radio de Los Ángeles. Tres años después de unirse al sindicato, los empleados enfrentan recortes salariales.
Not your father's 'Godfather': How TV brought organized crime into the 21st century
TV series like "ZeroZeroZero," "Queen of the South" and "Narcos" draw on the same fascination as "The Godfather," but in a brave new world.
Quibi denies stealing mobile technology as streaming debut looms
Quibi on Monday filed documents in federal court denying that it infringed on a technology patent by New York interactive video firm Eko. The lawsuit comes just before Quibi is set to debut its streaming service.
Review: A dark gig-economy fantasy and an enchanting debut
Leslie Pariseau reviews 'Temporary,' a dark fantasy of the millennial gig economy by Hilary Leichter.
How Shakina Nayfack used her voice to reclaim trans representation in animation
With her latest role in the Japanese anime classic "Tokyo Godfathers," Shakina Nayfack sets a trans representation precedent.
Tamar-kali mixes Afropunk, Gullah sounds and classical music in her film scores
Singer and composer Tamar-kali is changing the sound of film music by bringing in influences from her Afropunk and classical background.
Spanish-language radio is booming in L.A. But local DJs say they can barely make rent
SAG-AFTRA says Spanish Broadcasting System mistreated workers at its L.A. radio stations. Three years after joining the union, employees face wage cuts.