Jessica Gelt

After its ‘A Christmas Carol’ shuttered shortly after opening, the company will launch a new show this weekend, ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.’

Those who are still cautious about the virus are made to feel silly or foolish these days, even as L.A. hits its pandemic peak.

Advocates say the $15-an-hour contract is far from satisfactory for those working during one of the year’s biggest money-making televised sports events.

Launching this spring, the opera is based on See’s book about her Chinese American family’s immigrant experience in California.

After “CODA” wins best picture and co-star Troy Kotsur scores his Oscar, Marlee Matlin has a message for Hollywood and the film academy.

The political and pundit-driven trend of minimizing young people’s exposure to art deemed controversial or risqué misses the point of arts education.

After nearly two years of pandemic closures, live theater has returned. But attendance is down, operational costs are soaring, and leaders are worried.

It was meant to be a transformative moment for the American Legion — and for a few shining years, it was. In late 2018, American Legion Hollywood Post 43 unveiled a new theater to its military veteran members and the public. The state-of-the-art, 482-seat venue cost $6 million to build — including renovations to the organization’s nearly century-old Egyptian Revival headquarters — and was equipped to project 35-millimeter and 70-millimeter film, as well as digital movies, with lush Alcons sound.…

On Sept. 29 Eric Blaine Hodgson celebrated his arrival in Zambia on Facebook. The landlocked country in southern Africa, known for its vast floodplains and epic waterfalls, was the 100th country Hodgson had visited. He was leading an Africa safari cruise in his role as a travel expert with OUTBound, the LGBTQ+ travel company he founded in late 2020 with “Mean Girls” star Jonathan Bennett and Bennett’s husband, “The Amazing Race” alum Jaymes Vaughan. “Thank you OUTBounders for making this happen,…

Five months of collaborative public programming will be part of the third iteration of Getty’s sprawling arts project, PST Art. Formerly known as Pacific Standard Time, this new incarnation, titled “PST Art: Art & Science Collide,” is set to debut in September of next year and feature cultural, educational, scientific, community and arts organizations from across Southern California, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, CalTechLive, Crenshaw Dairy Mart, LACMA’s Art + Technology Lab and the Ne…