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August 24, 2024

Hollywood showed up in force for Kamala Harris at DNC, even if Beyoncé and Taylor were absent

The DNC this week was must-see TV in part because of the contingent of featured celebrities, in contrast to speakers at the Republican National Convention.

Review: The Tarell Alvin McCraney era begins at the Geffen with powerful 'The Brothers Size'

At Geffen Playhouse, Biljan Sheibani directs a crackling revival of "The Brothers Size," part of Tarell Alvin McCraney's acclaimed trilogy "The Brother/Sister Plays."

Review: Weighed down by too much muck and not enough myth, a slackly remade 'The Crow' flops

The 1994 actioner became a cherished cult artifact, but the update lacks grandeur, stranding star Bill Skarsgård in a weak, poorly imagined, unnecessary slog.

Judge Mathis' wife files for divorce from TV personality after nearly 40 years of marriage

Judge Greg Mathis' wife, Linda Yvette Mathis, files for divorce from the TV-court personality after nearly 40 years of marriage.

DNC ratings thump Trump as 29 million TV viewers watch Harris' acceptance speech

Democrats, energized by the vice president's candidacy, topped the audience for the GOP's gathering every night of the convention.

Disney fined $36,000 after crew member fell to his death on Marvel TV set

Cal/OSHA has fined Disney a total of $36,000 after lighting technician Juan "Spike" Osorio fell and died on the set of the Marvel TV series "Wonder Man."

Michael Madsen's wife 'broke into' Malibu home, actor won't be charged after arrest, lawyer says

A lawyer for Michael Madsen accused the actor's wife of breaking into his Malibu home last weekend, leading to his arrest on suspicion of spousal battery.

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