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February 4, 2023

How a bluegrass singer overcame all kinds of obstacles to become a top Grammy nominee

Nashville-based singer-guitarist Molly Tuttle, who has alopecia areata, is nominated for best new artist at Sunday's Grammy Awards.

MTV launched a reality show set in WeHo. Even WeHo was not impressed

Inside the backlash to "The Real Friends of WeHo" — a new series that turned off a number of the very LGBTQ viewers it was meant to target.

Commentary: I fought for Black studies at UCLA. The College Board just erased U.S. history

Professor Marcus Anthony Hunter, who was UCLA's first chair of African American studies, on why the College Board's deletions are devastating.

Meet the real-life New England 'soul sisters' who just might make '80 for Brady' a hit

Just miles from the Patriots' home, real-life ladies for Brady celebrate a rarity in Hollywood: "How many movies do they do about 80-year-old women?"

The 2023 Grammys are back in Los Angeles: Here's how to watch Sunday's awards show

With Beyoncé leading the pack with nine nominations, the Grammy Awards return to L.A. this Sunday. Here's everything to know about the ceremony.

From 'Armageddon Time' to arias: Hollywood filmmaker James Gray on directing his debut opera

Filmmaker James Gray, who recently directed the film "Armageddon Time," is helming the Los Angeles Opera's production of "Marriage of Figaro," which opens this weekend.

L.A. multidisciplinary artist Dorian Wood once resented her 'weird outsider perspective.' Now she embraces it

A musician, performance artist and singer based in L.A., Dorian Wood's creative approach comes to an apex in "Canto de Todes," a durational music performance and installation that opened at REDCAT Friday night.

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