Michael Wolff Roasts Ronan Farrow — and Defends Woody Allen — in New Book ‘Too Famous’
In LA Mag’s exclusive excerpt, the Fire and Fury author dissects Farrow’s rise from failed MSNBC host to fearsome Pulitzer-winning journalist (and shares a few thoughts about the “unspoken weirdness” of Mia Farrow’s mothering).
Even a “Hollywood Boycott” Can’t Stop Johnny Depp’s Battle Against His Ex
In a rare win for the embattled actor, a Virginia judge says his $50 million defamation suit against Amber Heard can proceed in U.S.
What to Stream This Weekend: Marvel’s ‘Hawkeye’ Series Premiere, ‘The Humans’
The best TV shows and movies coming out this week
How LAX’s Boozy Passengers Are Making Flight Attendants’ Lives Hell
Policy changes made during COVID lockdown have resulted in more drunken, disorderly and belligerent behavior from flyers.
Hollywood Brief: Scorsese’s Grateful Dead Biopic, ‘Spiderman: No Way Home’ Trailer Drops
The anticipated first look at the superhero movie debuted this week, but why were some fans unhappy
‘Real World: Los Angeles’ Shows How Far We Have–And Haven’t–All Come
The cast of MTV 90's reality show returns to Venice Beach, where that infamous Tami and David fight went down.
No, Madonna’s Former Mansion Is Not Owned by a Shaggy Dog
Some erroneous reports claim a princely pup named Gunther VI lives in the pop icon's former master bedroom.
The Battle Behind L.A.’s First Black-Female Owned Pot Dispensary
Owner Kika Keith tells LA Mag it took nearly five years and a lawsuit against the city for her to be able to open her cannabis shop
Is Dianne Feinstein Going to Die in the U.S. Senate?
With Sen. Patrick Leahy retiring at the end of this term, the job of President Pro Tempore of the Senate would fall to the 88-year-old Feinstein.
Lucille Ball’s Daughter Tells Mom’s Biopic Director: ‘Take the Gloves Off’
“We all had lunch together, and she said to me, ‘I know my mother wasn’t an easy woman," says Aaron Sorkin
