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‘Carol’ Featurette Centers on the ‘Shape Shifting’ Cate Blanchett (Exclusive Video)
Blanchett and Rooney Mara star in Todd Haynes' 1950s-set drama.
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Electus Chairman Ben Silverman Leads MainStage Panel
The inaugural event brought a lineup of entertainment and technology innovators to share their success stories.
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Top 10 Most Watch-Able Moments of 2015
These high-profile timepieces earned their place in pop culture time.
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P.S. Arts’ ‘Express Yourself 2015’: Celebrities and Their Families Raise Awareness for Art Education
Adam Scott, Lisa Kudrow, Dan Bucatinsky were among the stars celebrating 25 years of the charity fundraiser.
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Julia Roberts Talks ‘Secret in Their Eyes’ at L.A. Premiere
The thriller, written and directed by Billy Ray, hits theaters on Nov. 20.
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Bruno Mars L.A. Concert Draws Miles Teller, Ansel Elgort and Olivia Munn
T-Mobile Un-carrier X launch celebration hosts 6,000 LA-area fans for private concert from the Grammy winning singer.
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‘Truth’ L.A. Screening: James Vanderbilt Talks Affinity for Journalism
Co-star Elisabeth Moss also reveals her favorite news figures, including a couple of news-focused comedians.
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Paul McCartney Serenades Capacity Crowd at PETA’s 35th Anniversary Event
Celebs including Alicia Silverstone and Jason Biggs were recognized for their animal activism and treated to an exclusive performance by Sir Paul.
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Rick Yorn and Ian Montone’s LBI Entertainment Launches Sports Division
The managers' current roster includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Scarlett Johansson, Jack White and Justin Timberlake.
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L.A.-Filmed Emmy Nominees Receive Made-in-Hollywood Honors
'Silicon Valley' and 'Jane the Virgin' were among the home-grown shows recognized at the annual event presented by the L.A. City Council, with stars Jane Seymour and Suzanne Cryer on hand to accept.
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Charity Event “A Cause for Entertainment” Raises Thousands for the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade
"If you can laugh, laugh. You cannot take your life so seriously, even though this is the most serious thing that could possibly happen to you," said 'Workaholics' actress Jillian Bell, who came out to support the cause.
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