Entertainment

Tracy Kidder joins the L.A. Times Book Club to discuss “Rough Sleepers,” about a doctor’s mission to bring healing to homeless people.

“Alma del Barrio” became one of the most celebrated radio shows of its kind in the United States, and Lopez was among its most celebrated voices.

Kenya Barris takes his brand of cultural satire to feature length in the Netflix comedy “You People,” starring Jonah Hill, Eddie Murphy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Lukas Dhont’s artful tearjerker, nominated for the Academy Award for best international feature, prettifies a hard-hitting subject.

‘The Last of Us’ star Pedro Pascal will bring his TV takeover to Studio 8H, where he will make his hosting debut on ‘Saturday Night Live.’

United Talent Agency CEO Jeremy Zimmer is pushing for streamers to share more of their revenue with actors, writers and other talent. The push comes as the entertainment industry, including UTA, evolves.

As her history of Black America comes to Hulu, journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones opens up about feeling ‘exposed,’ upsetting conservative politicians and more.

One of the world’s most prominent queer entertainers thrives at playing to the middle.

Indie drama ‘To Leslie,’ which made only $27,000 in its first theatrical run, heads back to cinemas after Andrea Riseborough’s surprise Oscar nod.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ 25-year-old son, Charlie Hall, stars in Season 2 of “The Sex Lives of College Girls” as Whitney’s lab partner-turned-lover.