Entertainment

What's on TV Monday, Nov. 2: "L.A.'s Finest" on Fox; NFL Football: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit the New York Giants on ESPN.

Center Theatre Group enters the digital performance sphere with Kristina Wong's solo show, 'Kristina Wong for Public Office.'

Look at the polls; ignore the polls. Trump's stealing the election; he can't really do that. Science says the brains of liberals and conservatives are wired differently, which may be why liberals are on a hamster wheel of emotion.

Readers on whether museums can overcome systemic racism, whether musicians should keep politics out of music and a Halloween without Charlie Brown.

Angelenos are observing Día de Muertos during a global pandemic that has devastated Latino communities everywhere. Here is how the city is honoring its victims

Sean Connery, who died at 90, leaves behind a staggering body of work beyond James Bond, including "The Man Who Would Be King," "Murder on the Orient Express" and "The Untouchables."

A five-part look at the city of Chicago through the lens of its last mayoral election.

Doran Ross pushed for more temporary exhibitions at the Fowler Museum, including the eyebrow-raising 'Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou.'

Journalist Maria Hinojosa talks about her memoir "Once I Was You," and how a childhood trauma triggered her interest in immigration reporting.

Shortly after the streaming platform launched, marketing consultants advised the company to change course, but they were largely ignored, sources said.