A CBS stockholder group in Pennsylvania filed a class-action lawsuit in Delaware on Thursday, an attempt to open the legal floodgates in the bitter dispute between the venerable broadcasting company and its controlling shareholder family, the Redstones. The lawsuit asks a judge to rule that nonvoti..

Usually when confiding in a friend about your deepest darkest fears — in this case, anxiety about clusters of small holes, as in sponges, say — the assumption is the friend will, you know, not use it as a thread for your TV character. But in Hollywood, if you’re Sarah Paulson and the friend is...

Movie recommendations from critics Justin Chang and Kenneth Turan. American Animals This based-on-fact story of how a quartet of bored college kids looking for kicks and meaning in their lives plan a rare book robbery is one of the summer's freshest, most entertaining films. (Kenneth Turan) R...

Betty Gilpin was used to being in the presence of a group of women in waiting rooms at auditions and, yes, even finding some camaraderie in the process of going after the same role. But the set of Netflix’s “Glow” presented the first time she was in the company of so many women all working on one...

Art openings around L.A., including works by Jonathan Lyndon Chase at Kohn Gallery and an exhibit of African objects at the Fowler Museum.

With an open-air roof terrace covering 70% of the site and galleries embedded below, the future home of OCMA is meant to "expand public space," Mayne says. "We were interested in developing a very urban idea in a suburban environment."

The opposite of taking a walk on the wild side might be to hoof it across the 500 or so reflective, slow-going miles that form the Camino de Santiago, the renowned medieval Catholic pilgrimage route that spans northern Spain. This scenic and sacred path, which typically starts in the French Pyrenee..

In the years leading up to the centenary of sculptor Auguste Rodin’s death, veteran French filmmaker Jacques Doillon (“Ponette”) was approached to work on a documentary project about the man behind such masterpieces as “The Age of Bronze,” “The Thinker” and “The Kiss.” Instead, Doillon made a mid-to..

Though there are brief flashes of wit in its early scenes, “Funeral Day” is the result of a screenplay that always feels like a screenplay — and a bad one. This dreadful indie comedy rarely replicates life, instead offering dialogue that someone thought was funny said by awful characters in the...