Entertainment

Historians help us sort through fact and fiction in executive producer Shonda Rhimes' saucy Netflix drama about the 19th century English marriage market.

What's on TV Friday, Dec. 25: "Call the Midwife Holiday Special" on PBS; Christmas movies and specials; "Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted" on National Geographic

Find a flick with our guide to new and classic movies playing outdoors at L.A.-area drive-ins, pop-ups and rooftops.

Whodini's groundbreaking electro-rap helped hip-hop gain a foothold on radio, and the duo took part in the first rap tour of American arenas.

Comedians Atsuko Okatsuko and Maddie Connors co-host a livestream stand-up-comedy show, a fundraiser featuring comedians whose parents have mental illness.

The Upright Citizens Brigade comedy group is closing one of its L.A. theaters after failing to keep up with mortgage payments during the pandemic.

Pixar's "Soul" takes us to "The Great Before," where unborn souls prepare for life on Earth. The filmmakers discuss the unique visual design.

The U.K is grappling with a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases while keeping its critically important film industry afloat.

The 1710 Amati violin was lifted from a California art dealer's car, which was parked outside his home in L.A.'s Los Feliz.

Roberto Benigni stars in director Matteo Garrone's dark adaptation of "Pinocchio," the classic tale of an artisan who creates a son out of wood.