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A new HBO documentary looks at the life and legacy of Natalie Wood through the eyes of her daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner.
The actor discusses his role on the new Netflix series about post World War II Hollywood.
The star of "Vida" on Starz discusses her journey with this show and what fans can expect from the final season.
The actor and director discusses his new movie with Liam Hemsworth, Vince Vaughn, and Vivica A. Fox and shares stories from his day on "The Office."
The season finale, airing Monday night on CBS, finds Judge Lola Carmichael presiding over a Los Angeles Superior Court bench trial via video conference.
Actor Leslie Jordan has been sharing videos to Instagram either singing, providing life hacks, and talking about what he's been up to during his time in isolation.
The chairs at Barberhood in Laguna Hills were in high demand Friday, its first day open since the pandemic began.
She asked that her followers commemorate Gigi's birthday by wearing red, sharing a photo, and writing an act of kindness in the caption and use the hashtag PlayGigisWay.
Orange County health officials reported five additional coronavirus-related deaths Friday, bringing the total to 50, the largest jump in the death toll since the coronavirus pandemic began.
The food chain has about 130 locations across Southern California, and positions are available at each one.
The actor and writer discusess the return of "Reno 911" on Quibi, his friendship with Weird Al Yankovic, and working with Ben Stiller on "Night At The Museum."
Huntington Beach and Dana Point city councils voted Thursday to challenge Governor Gavin Newsom's orders to temporarily close all Orange County beaches beginning Friday.
A local business owner is campaigning to be labeled "essential" so she, and others in her position, can get back to work.
Members of the Los Angeles Tenants Union circled and surrounded City Hall on foot and in vehicles Thursday morning demanding that city and state leaders cancel rent and mortgage payments during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department reported Wednesday that 70 employees and 107 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 since the pandemic began.
