Best concerts in L.A. this week: Herbie Hancock, Patti Smith, Thundercat
This week's concert picks are led by two legendary artists performing on consecutive nights as part of the L.A. Phil's "Power to the People!" festival.
Entertainment
Bond film 'No Time to Die' moves release date as coronavirus hurts global box office
Even James Bond can't beat the coronavirus. The "No Time to Die" U.S. release date has been postponed until Thanksgiving weekend to avoid an ailing box office.
Late-night TV hosts dig into Super Tuesday under a coronavirus cloud
Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, James Corden and other late-night comedians tackled Super Tuesday, trolling all things Mike Bloomberg and coronavirus.
Iconic book publisher, Simon & Schuster, is on auction block
ViacomCBS puts Simon & Schuster up for sale. The iconic publishing house is not a core asset, and the newly-merged ViacomCBS is looking to shed assets.
'Drain the swamp'? Artist Catherine Opie says swamps are beautiful
The world-famous Opie exhibits images of swamps that dwell on the word's political meanings. On display at Hollywood's Regen Projects.
Review: How RuPaul channeled, and flattened, a century of queer life
"Legendary Children" uses "Drag Race" to reinterpret a rich history
Review: A Hollywood Gothic in the land of the influencers
In Emily Beyda's debut novel, "The Body Double," a woman is hired to replace a fallen star.
Helped by 'Father Brown,' BritBox reaches 1 million North American subscribers
BritBox says its specific focus on British television fans who are women 45 or older has helped differentiate it from competitors.
What's on TV Wednesday, March 4: 'Stumptown' on ABC
What's on TV Wednesday, March 4: 'Stumptown' on ABC
WGA drops demand for studios to only work with guild-approved agencies
WGA leaders told showrunners on Friday that the union plans to no longer demand that studios only work with WGA-franchised agencies in its upcoming negotiations.