Taking an eccentric cue from Marcel Duchamp, Tony DeLap's artworks are impossible objects.

“Based on a true story” is the bread and butter of the faith-based film genre. As more and more of these films get made, thanks to companies like Pure Flix, and Christian moviegoing audiences add to their popularity, more and more true stories about the miracles of religious faith are required. ...

If America were ready for a drag queen president — stranger things have happened — there is no question that Taylor Mac would be the one to come up with history’s most astutely outrageous, and most outrageously astute, version of “Hail to the Chief.” Mac also could turn into a dictator. So be it.....

Saudi Arabia is looking to acquire a stake in the Hollywood talent agency and media company Endeavor in a move that would advance the Middle Eastern kingdom’s growing ambitions in the entertainment industry. The Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund — a public fund that the government uses to invest...

John Bailey, who was elected in August as the 34th president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is being investigated by the organization following multiple allegations of sexual harassment against him. On Wednesday, three harassment claims were reportedly brought against the veter..

It was the afternoon of Charli XCX's debut L.A. outing of her new “Pop 2” mixtape, and the British pop rebel posted a picture of herself outside a Staples office store opposite the El Rey Theatre on Thursday. The cheeky Instagram caption read: “pop 2 at staples tonight. ultimate success. (obvi..

“Have you been to Echo Park Lake? You wanna go down there?” Nick Robinson asks. He’s finished his cortado, a frothy espresso drink that became his go-to coffee order after a trip to Spain a few years ago, and says it’s nice outside — not too cold. So we leave the Woodcat Coffee Bar, and I throw...

The new Kusama, to go on view as soon as Saturday, is one of 24 works acquired by the Broad, including a 32-foot-long Bradford painting sold by John McEnroe, plus pieces by Marshall and Sherry Levine.