The meta Trump book you didn't know you needed (and wanted) to read
Carlos Lozada read 150 books on Donald Trump for his history, "What Were We Thinking." He shares surprising insights and lets you know what's fake news.
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Latinx arts groups are underfunded. How a new alliance is pushing for equality
SPARC, MOLAA, Self Help Graphics, LA Plaza and Vincent Price Art Museum form the Latinx Arts Alliance to call attention to systemic inequities.
Hollywood has gobbled up book rights during the pandemic. Here's why
The shutdown in production and the streaming services' insatiable appetite for new I.P. has led to a surge in sales of film and TV rights for books during COVID-19. That has been a boon for agencies.
What's on TV Tuesday: The documentary 'Siempre, Luis' on HBO
What's on TV Tuesday, Oct. 6: "Siempre, Luis" on HBO; "Swamp Thing" on The CW; MLB playoffs; WNBA and NBA finals
Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker are co-hosting the 2020 CMA Awards
The 2020 CMA Awards will be hosted by Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker, the first Black artist to cohost the ceremony in 45 years — and the second ever.
COVID-19 leads Netflix to cancel 'GLOW' even though final season was underway
The COVID-19 pandemic and its financial burdens prompted the abrupt cancellation of 'GLOW,' Netflix's hit wrestling comedy. 'Stinks,' says actor Marc Maron.
Movie theaters 'at a crisis point' as Regal shutdown dampens recovery hopes
Cinema stocks were hammered after Regal owner Cineworld said it would re-close its locations this week.
Poets, rappers and playwrights use battle rap to call out Trump on '45 Lies'
The 45 Lies project created by poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph features 45 lyricists including Daveed Diggs, Black Thought and Bassey Ikpi.
Drew Barrymore takes Chloe Fineman's spot-on 'SNL' parody like a champ
"Saturday Night Live" cast member Chloe Fineman spoofed Drew Barrymore's new talk show over the weekend, and the host didn't seem to mind one bit.
Review: Black life in California, potent and poetic on Pasadena Playhouse's virtual stage
Pasadena launches its PlayhouseLive platform with Javon Johnson's potent spoken-word show about growing up Black and contemplating his daughter's future.