There are nights in Los Angeles that remind you why this city still deserves its crown as the world’s entertainment capital.
Andaz Hotel‘s latest venture into Mexico is not just a hotel; it’s an experience waiting to be embraced.
From hit tv shows to the bright lights of Broadway, Marcel Spears is an acting legend in the making. Fresh off a glowing performance in the Tony nominated Fat Ham and knee deep in season 6 of CBS hit comedy The Neighborhood, Marcel takes time to talk with us about acting, good representation and more.
Catalina Island is a picturesque oasis only an hour ferry ride away from L.A. County, and I got a front row seat to witness it’s beauty.
National Geographic continues to impress with its latest addition to the Genius anthology series, this time shedding light on the impactful lives of civil rights icons MLK Jr. and Malcolm X.
The Los Angeles premiere screening event for “The Seeding” was nothing short of electrifying.
From Stranger Things to Squid Games to walking through the pages of our favorite stories from Disney Animation, live immersive experiences have become all the rage in recent years as entertainment properties invite us into their universe.
Ava DuVernay, a visionary in the world of filmmaking, once again captivates audiences with her distinct voice and directorial style in “Origin.”
“The Book of Clarence” is at once a modern classic; a cinematic gem that seamlessly blends the ancient and the contemporary, delivering a unique take on the biblical epic genre.
In Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut, “American Fiction” takes audiences on a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of the publishing and entertainment worlds and the persistent demand for stereotypical narratives.
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