What To Watch This Weekend: 'The Social Reckoning,' 'Other Mommy,' 'Misty Green,' 'Animals' And More

Mikey Madison, Jessica Chastain, Ben Affleck, John Cena, Rosalind Eleazar and Adam Driver lead stories of identity and responsibility.

'The Social Reckoning' Review: Aaron Sorkin Examines Power, Accountability And Facebook's Reckoning

Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong anchor Aaron Sorkin's ambitious study of influence and accountability.

What's New On Netflix October 2026: 'East Of Eden,' 'Animals,' 'Below,' 'Sacrifice' And 'Lupin'

Halloween scares, prestige adaptations and long-awaited new seasons headline Netflix's October lineup.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Digger,' 'Verity,' 'East Of Eden' Season 1, And 'War' Season 1

Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, Florence Pugh, Sienna Miller and Josh Hartnett anchor stories of power, perception and legacy.

'Digger' Review: Tom Cruise Drives An Exhilarating, Exhausting Tragicomedy

A dazzling Tom Cruise elevates Alejandro G. Iñárritu's examination of power, self-mythology and accountability.

'Heart Of The Beast' Review: Brad Pitt And A Loyal Dog Elevate A Moving Survival Drama

David Ayer reframes rugged individualism through companionship, grounding the wilderness adventure in mutual dependence.

'Primetime' Review: Robert Pattinson Powers A Chilling Media Nightmare

Lance Oppenheim transforms the “To Catch a Predator” phenomenon into a lurid, provocative examination of spectacle and accountability.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Primetime,' 'Heart Of The Beast,' 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' And More

Robert Pattinson, Brad Pitt and Mahershala Ali headline a lineup of survival tales, media dramas and personal reckonings.

Attorney's 'Terminator' Post Causes Kerfuffle In Arnold Schwarzenegger's Car Crash Trial

A woman is accusing California's former governor of negligent driving in a 2022 Sunset Boulevard crash.

'Practical Magic 2' Review: Sandra Bullock And Nicole Kidman Reignite The Magic, But The Spell Frays

A beloved cult classic returns with heart and nostalgia, but its expanded mythology diffuses the original's intimacy.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Resident Evil,' 'The Weight,' 'The Beast Of Mossy Bottom,' And 'Bad Apples'

Austin Abrams, Ethan Hawke and Saoirse Ronan anchor a weekend of viral outbreaks, wilderness survival, Halloween mischief and sharp satire.

The Marianna Group Takes Emmy Week From Skincare to Safari

Beauty finds, wellness experiences and four-legged scene-stealers filled the Beverly Hills Marriott

Gavin Keilly Built the Room Hollywood Trusts

After 20 years of luxury gift lounges, the CEO of GBK Brand Bar has proved that reputation is the most valuable thing in the bag

Matthew Perry's Personal Items, ‘Friends’ Memorabilia Head To Auction After Actor's Death

The auction is set to benefit a nonprofit focused on expanding access to treatment and reducing stigma surrounding substance use disorders.

Ticketmaster, Live Nation Had Anticompetitive Monopoly Over Big Concert Venues, Jury Finds

The ruling could cost Live Nation hundreds of millions of dollars and perhaps force the company to sell some of its concert venues.

Broadway Stars Bring "Harmony in the Hills" Back to Los Angeles

One Night Only Benefit Concert at Vista Del Mar Child & Family Services Will Raise Funds for Children's Therapeutic Arts Program

Dominic Pace signs on for Danny Trejo Docuseries

After 2 year hiatus, Actor Dominic Pace returns to Television with Mysteries Unearthed

Vista Golf Classic 2025 Presented by Willkie Los Angeles Foundation

Play with Passion, Play for Purpose

Julian McMahon, Star Of 'Nip/Tuck,' 'Fantastic Four,' 'Charmed,' Dead At 56

Julian McMahon played Dr. Doom in the “Fantastic Four" series and starred in popular television shows.

Michael B. Jordan to Receive American Cinematheque Award

Jordan joins a list of past American Cinematheque Award recipients that includes Jessica Chastain, Helen Mirren, Amy Adams and Ridley Scott.

Aeron Macintyre is teaching acting lessons from " Acting as Reacting"

Seasoned and talented acting instructor from Northern California.

The 2nd Annual Neurodiversity of Kindness Celebration!

A show featuring stories of Kindness told through Music, Dance, Art, Film, Silent Presence &Storytelling

Garcelle Beauvais Exits 'Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills'

“You guys have cheered me on, supported me and sometimes even fought for me or on my behalf," she said.

GBK Brand Bar Benefiting Those Affected by Recent Wildfires

Over $420K donated to individuals and families in need

GBK Brand Bar & MEND Host Primetime Television Awards Luxury Lounge

Over $70K in luxury gifts received

3 Beverly Hills Nonprofits Awarded $50K In County Arts Grants

The Santa Monica grants will support a film festival, youth development program and more.

Festival Beverly Hills Returns For 2nd Year This Weekend

The multicultural festival will feature arts and food from a range of countries and cultures around the world.

DOJ Seeks Breakup of Beverly Hills-Based Live Nation Over Market Sales

The antitrust case could dramatically impact how Americans buy concert and live event tickets and the prices they pay.

Fred Roos, Casting Director Who Discovered Icons, Dead At 89

Fred Roos, casted 'Star Wars,' 'The Godfather,' and 'Apocalypse Now,' and launched the careers of Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson.

Musk, Beckham, Kutcher Join Milken Global Conference In Beverly Hills

Industry titans, athletes, artists and politicians gathered at the global conference to address issues of the day in 200 public sessions.

Harvey Weinstein's NY Conviction Overturned; LA Rape Conviction Stands

With his New York rape conviction overturned, Harvey Weinstein remains jailed for raping a woman in a Beverly Hills hotel.

Barbara Rush, Star Of 'It Came From Outer Space,' Dead At 97

Rush studied at the University of California​ and took acting classes at the Pasadena Playhouse before making her debut in The Goldbergs.

Stacey Abrams To Speak In Beverly Hills On 'Rogue Justice' Book Tour

Known nationally for her political work in Georgia, Stacey Abrams is also a prolific fiction writer.

Christopher Nolan Wins Directors Guild For 'Oppenheimer'

Nolan had already collected Golden Globe and Critics Choice awards for his direction of the film.

Tiffany Haddish Opens Up About Beverly Hills Arrest

The comedian was back at work within hours of her arrest, but she announced she would get help, and it wouldn't happen again.

Scott Baio Is Leaving LA, Citing Beverly Hills-Area Encampments

The "Happy Days" actor tweeted a photo of a homeless encampment near the Beverly Center as part of his announcement.

Cosby, R. Kelly Lawyer To Defend Weinstein In Beverly Hills Rape Case

A lawyer known for representing the famous in rape cases aims to represent Harvey Weinstein against the woman he was convicted of raping.

Beverly Hills Hotel Launches $1,700 Poolside Movie Nights

The hotel's movie series allows guests to rent poolside cabanas and enjoy food paired with classic films like "Breakfast at Tiffany’s."

Beverly Hills Film Festival Returns In Person After Three Years

Premieres include Tony Dean Smith's "Mercy" starring Jon Voight.

Holocaust Remembrance Screening Planned At Saban Theater

StandWithUs, the Temple of the Arts, the LA Museum of the Holocaust, and the Israeli and German consulates are hosting the screening.

44th Annual Venice Family Clinic's Artwalk & Auction, April 18-May 4

The new "Emerging Artists" program by renowned Art Curator, Leslie Fram, is free & open to the public.

Ken Burns To Speak In Beverly Hills

The documentarian is appearing as part of the Distinguished Speaker Series in April.

Academy Award-Themed Event Raises Money for Cancer Research

The Institute for Myeloma and Bone Cancer Research is celebrating "The Power and Magic of Music in Movies" in Beverly Hills.

Four-Day Architecture Fair Coming To Beverly Hills: Get Tickets

An architecture fair will show off famed Beverly Hills structures like Greystone Mansion, Edelweiss Chocolates and City Hall in May.

88th Bach Festival - Winter Park, Florida

Golka & Zorman Soar!

'Sixteen Candles' Actress Carole Cook Dies At 98

Lucille Ball's protégé Carole Cook died Wednesday at the age of 98 "in peace and comfort" at her Beverly Hills home, her family announced.

Pat Benatar Reimagines Romeo and Juliet

Invincible at the Wallis Features Twists and Songs from Classic Catalogue

City Approves Beverly Hills Skechers Line

The city gave Skechers the all-clear on a Beverly Hills-inspired line of shoes that will include the city's shield.

Art 2 Art District Gallery Holds an Opening Reception This Sunday

Art 2 art District Gallery Opening Reception from 3-6PM 5464 Wilshire Blvd Great place to shop for the holidays

Weinstein Attorney Cross-Examines Accuser Siebel-Newsom

“I offered to talk to detectives initially to support other women, not to be up here on the witness stand,” Siebel Newsom told jurors.