After four beloved films, I wasn’t convinced “Toy Story 5” had another story left to tell. Surprisingly, the movie balances nostalgia with a timely message that makes the franchise feel meaningful once again.
Review: Laufey’s ‘In a Matter of Time’ explores the romance of vengeance in an evolving pop landscape
Laufey’s latest album, “A Matter of Time”, begins a new era of her music centered on reclaiming dignity and self-respect after breakup.
Review: Junji Ito’s ‘Tomie’
"Tomie" by Junji Ito is a creepy, fascinating, and unforgettable horror story that mixes beauty with terror in the most unexpected way. The book follows Tomie Kawakami, a stunningly beautiful girl who has a terrifying secret — every time she dies, she comes back to...
‘Buddy: The Sing-Along Version’ returns to theaters
The sing-along version of “Buddy” brought cast, crew and fans together for a special premiere at the Alex Theatre in Glendale.
Wunmi Mosaku explores wildlife and landscapes in ‘Africa: Earth’s Wild Home’
The Disney+ and Hulu series dives into Africa’s diverse environments and the continent’s history
Bringing education beyond the classroom through theatre and the arts
“The Outsiders” at the Pantages Theatre gives students a chance to connect their classroom reading with live theatre
Opinion: Formula 1 Isn’t Just a Sport — It’s the Best Marketing Machine of the Decade
Formula 1 did not grow its audience by accident. It grew it by understanding something many traditional sports and legacy institutions still resist: fans don’t just follow competition — they follow story. Results matter, but meaning matters more. In a media...
The McGraw sisters bring double the trouble
The cast and crew celebrate the film’s Los Angeles premiere at the Warner Bros. Studios lot
How Netflix rewrote the script of the Korean Drama Industry
The balance of power in the Korean drama industry has shifted toward Netflix and explores the industry’s sustainability for the people creating the dramas.
Column: How media glorifies risky behaviors for young audiences
As shows like “Euphoria” and “Sex Education” gain an ever-younger viewership, they raise questions of how risque media impacts its impressionable audience.