The Gloria Allred everyone knows would jump at the opportunity to be the subject of a film. This is the attorney, after all, who for decades has invited reporters to her law firm to publicize press conferences where she dutifully comforts clients in front of cameras for maximum impact. The woman...

Like most installments of "Made in L.A.," there's no official theme. But curators said it would be hard for artists to ignore the current mood of the country.

A former female employee of Vice Media has alleged in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that the company discriminates against female employees, systemically and intentionally paying them less than their male counterparts. The lawsuit, which seeks class action certification, was filed by Elizabeth Rose,...

The Los Angeles artist draws upon Eastern Bloc posters from the Cold War for the inspiration and imagery behind ceramic designs now on view.

It's been more than a decade since the renowned artist's last exhibition in L.A. Now a show at Matthew Marks covers paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture - some familiar, some new.

Quiara Alegria Hudes' powerful, Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about a family grappling with ghosts of the past opens at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles - but not without some problems.

Handel could have called it “Exodus: Gods and Kings.” His oratorio reflects the biblical account of the heroic flight of Israelites enslaved in Pharaonic Egypt and their crossing the Red Sea, just as Ridley Scott’s 2014 epic movie does. The composer also could have called it “Passover.” The oratori..

Ildiko Enyedi’s inner voice had wavered. She had lost herself. After finding early success, the Hungarian director, a romantic with a sly streak, had not released a film in 18 years, a fallow stretch she once likened to a laid-off steelworker having nothing to hammer or shape. “Filmmaking is like....