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August 09, 2024

Hollywood's cable struggles become clearer as write-downs add 'nails to linear TV's coffin'

Warner Bros. Discovery's massive write-down brought into sharp focus the collateral damage of the entertainment industry's shift to streaming.

L.A. is packed with live music arenas. How will Inglewood's new Intuit Dome stand out?

Steve Ballmer's $2-billion project is intended to be more than just a home for the Clippers. It also aims to be a slam dunk venue for music fans.

Paramount Global takes $6-billion write-down. Layoffs to hit 15% of staff

Paramount's disclosure comes on the heels of struggling rival Warner Bros. Discovery saying its own cable business is worth $9 billion less than it was two years ago.

Sebastian Maniscalco never dreamt he'd play arenas. Now he's christening L.A.'s newest one

After six comedy specials and sold out MSG shows, the Italian-American "About My Father" stand up brings his signature comedy to Inglewood's Intuit Dome.

'Yo Gabba GabbaLand!' brings back a colorful crew, with even more music and dancing

"Yo Gabba GabbaLand" is latest installment of the children's series "Yo Gabba Gabba!," returning this time on Apple TV+ with bigger and even more colorful sets, music and dancing.

Rod Stewart backs out of 200th Las Vegas show celebration, citing illness

"Most people can work with strep throat but obviously not me," wrote Stewart, who has been performing at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas since 2011.

Former 'Daily Show' regular Roy Wood Jr. will host CNN comedy program

Wood will host the U.S. remake of "Have I Got News for You," coming to CNN in September.

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