As California Governor Newsom and President Trump continue to square off over the administration’s militarized response to anti-deportation protests in Los Angeles, a California judge has blocked the activation of National Guard troops in the city. The ruling, issued by Judge Charles Breyer on Thursday
Al Jardine says the death of Brian Wilson “was not expected” and that, when he last saw Wilson in May, he believed his fellow Beach Boy was recovering from some of the many health setbacks he’d suffered. Although resuming any substantial concert appearances was out
Martin Scorsese played up his Sicilian roots and the impact of waves of immigration on the United States as he received a lifetime achievement award Thursday evening at the Taormina Film Festival. “With the exception of Native Americans, we’re all either immigrants, children of immigrants
Although the new series “Revival,” which debuts June 12 on Syfy, is a spooky story about the undead coming back to life, one of the scariest moments actually happened while shooting the final episode of the season. Aaron B. Koontz, the show’s co-creator, showrunner and
Terry Louise Fisher, a three-time Emmy winning writer and producer known for co-creating “L.A. Law,” died on Tuesday in Laguna Hills, Calif. She was 79. Her cousin, Sharone Rosen, reported that Fisher had died in her sleep from a long, undisclosed illness. Fisher was the
Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California, commented on the Los Angeles immigration protests and ICE raids while on the red carpet for the Season 2 premiere of his Netflix series, “Fubar.” On the topic of President Trump’s decision to send in the National Guard and
Network A&E is expanding their popular series “Secrets Of” with a new six-episode TV docuseries that sheds a light on the Moonlite Bunny Ranch brothel in Nevada. “Secrets of the Bunny Ranch” premieres on A&E starting on Thursday, June 12. How to Watch ‘Secrets of
Who needs a second take? Producer Sergio Alfaro built his way to running his own TV production company by working his way up the ranks on live TV events. Alfaro, who is CEO of Invent.TV, tells the story of his rise, fall and rise again