Gilbert Gottfried: My Bob Saget Murderer Joke is Not a True Story
While reminiscing about Bob Saget, Gottfried said some folks on the web don’t understand that his infamous roast bit about his old friend being a vicious killer was, in fact, a joke
What To Stream This Weekend: ‘Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard,’ ‘Search Party,’ ‘The Tender Bar’
The best TV shows and movies coming out this week
The To-Do List: 5 Picks for Your January Cultural Agenda
From the new Tupac interactive exhibition to Alan Cumming and Ari Shapiro’s cabaret show, LA Mag has your calendar covered
The Equalizer’s Laya DeLeon Hayes is Just Getting Started
At 17, Hayes already has a starring role on the biggest show on television and an NAACP award on her bookshelf
SAG Awards Nominations: ‘Succession,’ ‘Squid Game,’ ‘Power of the Dog,’ and ‘House of Gucci’ Among Top Contenders
The telecast hosted by Taye Diggs will air live on TNT and TBS
What To Stream This Weekend: ‘The Book Of Boba Fett,’ ‘The Lost Daughter,’ ‘Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts’ Special
The best TV shows and movies coming out this week
Meg Stalter’s Awkward Characters Were the Breakout Stars of a Weird Year
Now the Instagram-famous comedian brings her knack for embodying blithely clueless people to HBO's 'Hacks'
How Paul Scheer Channels a Rollerblading Banker Living His Best Life
The comedian-podcaster-actor talks season two of 'Black Monday'
What The Final Table Reveals About the Power Structures of Fine Dining
Food's entrenched Eurocentric patriarchy is alive and well on Netflix's new cooking competition show
Did Sean Spicer Troll the World with Jesus Talk After ‘DWTS’ Debut?
The former White House press secretary appeared to invoke #Christ to send a message to #Hollywood
