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A filmmaker hopes her documentary about a 15-year-old boy who was fatally shot by a classmate in Oxnard five years ago will open up a discussion about bullying in communities around the country.
It's Emmy time again, and among the nominees for the top awards are five first-time contenders, three of whom have been acting for decades on the big and/or small screen.
With 14 Emmy nominations, the once little mail order provider turned online streaming network, Netflix, has officially made it to the big leagues. Its original productions of "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development" are up against top cable shows including "Game of Thrones" and "The Newsroom" from HBO and "House of Lies" from Showtime.
Emmy-nominated actor and star of "Veep", Tony Hale, visited KCAL9 Wednesday.
"The Sopranos" star James Gandolfini has died.
ETHEL celebrates the remarkable life of the Kennedy matriarch, highlighted by revealing, little-known anecdotes from those who know her best: her family.
Among networks, HBO earned a leading 17 creative arts Emmys, followed by CBS with 13 and PBS with 11.
Actress Diane Ladd stopped by KCAL9 Friday to talk about her role on HBO's Enlightened.
The Miami Dolphins will appear on "Hard Knocks" this summer.
Mayweather JR's middleweight bout against Puerto Rico's Miguel Cotto generated 1.5 million pay-per-views buys and $94-million in domestic revenue to make it the second highest grossing pay-per-view for a non-heavy weight fight, said HBO Friday.
After announcing earlier that all production on "Luck" involving horses would be suspended, late Wednesday HBO announced "all future production" will cease.
David Milch had the script for a horse racing drama kicking around in his head for 30 years. The screenwriter and producer was just too busy living it to put words to paper.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. remained unbeaten Saturday night by knocking out Victor Ortiz with a right hand late in the fourth round.
Julianne Moore is set to play former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin in an upcoming TV film.
Lady Gaga's upcoming Madison Square Garden concerts will be taped and broadcast by HBO.
