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May 11, 2024

At KTLA, Sam Rubin was a local morning news pioneer who covered Hollywood with zeal

Sam Rubin helped pioneer early morning TV broadcasts at Channel 5, and his coverage of Hollywood tended to be largely positive.

Sam Rubin, KTLA journalist and longtime entertainment anchor, dies at 64

Longtime KTLA entertainment anchor Sam Rubin died suddenly Friday after suffering a heart attack, The Times has confirmed. He was 64.

Original 'Star Trek' Enterprise model was lost and found decades later. Now it's the subject of a lawsuit

The 33-inch original model of the U.S.S. Enterprise from the 1960s TV series "Star Trek" resurfaced decades after it disappeared. But then an auction house gave it to the son of Gene Roddenberry and it became mired in controversy.

Review: 'Doctor Who,' led by Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, ushers into a bright new era

"Doctor Who," led by Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor and Millie Gibson as companion Ruby Sunday, sees the notable return of Russell T Davies as showrunner of the classic British series.

Jesus and Mary Chain's Jim Reid talks about new music, burying brothers' brutal sibling rivalry ahead of Cruel World

Ahead of band's performance at the Cruel World festival this weekend, singer, songwriter and guitarist Jim Reid spoke about sibling rivalry, reunification and his hatred of streaming.

In a push for revenue ahead of the 100th Oscars, academy announces $500-million campaign

Looking ahead to the 100th Oscars, the motion picture academy is kicking off a four-year, $500-million fundraising campaign aimed at shoring up its revenues and extending global its influence.

Filmmaker Yance Ford presents the police as the 'armies that they have become' in 'Power'

As a follow-up to his Oscar-nominated "Strong Island," the documentarian turns to the history of American policing, why it was established and how it functions.

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Animal Well is "an endlessly inventive Metroidvania with unfathomable depth"

After a year of Xbox execs celebrating Hi-Fi Rush as a "break out hit" and saying "we don't quit" on games like Redfall, everyone wants to know what changed | What are you playing first? | Hades 2 "remains as tight and cutthroat as its predecessor"

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After a year of Xbox execs celebrating Hi-Fi Rush as a "break out hit" and saying "we don't quit" on games like Redfall, everyone wants to know what changed

Players, journalists, and industry figures look back on the celebratory comments Xbox executives have been making about both games over the past year and... wonder.

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(Supergiant Games)

Hades 2 "remains as tight and cutthroat as its predecessor"

And the roguelike is only just in early access yet.

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(FromSoftware)

After seeing the Elden Ring Symphonic Adventure, I've never felt so ready for Shadow of the Erdtree

Seeing all of the Elden Ring boss battles play out to the live score has me ready to take on the DLC.

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(Bigmode)

Animal Well is "an endlessly inventive Metroidvania with unfathomable depth"

Animal Well is stubbornly traditional in keeping you in the dark as you embark on your adventure, but that's firmly to its credit as you unravel the mysteries sprinkled around its map.

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