Between a fading 1960s and the looming punk years, Led Zeppelin released Houses Of The Holy in 1973. Save for The Rolling Stones, there wasn’t a rock band around to challenge the musical stature of ...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the buzziest scripts of the movie awards season continues with Is This Thing On?, Searchlight’s comedy-drama set in the world of New York stand-up.

New York restaurants are being bombarded with requests by self-declared “influencers” for free food — but are getting wise to many just being scammers. After wannabe food influencer Pei Chung walked ...

In a note of gratitude to fans on Wednesday (Dec. 3), the 2026 Grammys nominee and Marty Supreme actor announced the final collection from his le FLEUR* label. Crafting these clothes over the past ...

The Redondo Union football team played its first game of the season Aug. 29. It could also be said that this season really began for the Sea Hawks in October. Redondo Union lost its first three games ...

People who live an impatient, fast-paced life may find it difficult to slow down on a personal level. They struggle with enjoying their own solitude, taking time for rest, or even prioritizing the ...

Both Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner put together incredible 2025 seasons, although Alcaraz ended the year with the No. 1 spot in the ATP rankings. The Spaniard was able to clinch the top ranking ...

The series draws inspiration from the true story of Mexican-Jewish author Tamara Trottner. Her memoir Nadie nos vio partir laid the foundation for this gripping adaptation, now brought to life in ...

No Doubt have extended their Sphere residency for a “final” six shows, bringing the reunited band’s total to 18 concerts at the Las Vegas venue. The initial run of shows sprinkled 12 dates over the ...

Columbus is on board to also direct the new sequel to the Warner Bros. 1984 classic, which the studio dated on Thursday for a 2027 release. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Kristie Macosko Krieger and ...

President Donald Trump said his administration is probing whether the billionaire philanthropist George Soros "and other radical left lunatics" helped to fund the "No Kings" protests on Saturday.

A sign in a No Kings protest in Manhattan, New York, where thousands rallied against President Trump (photo Hrag Vartanian/Hyperallergic) For many who participated in the “No Kings” protests on ...