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Jodie Foster, John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and other classic stars convene at the fest

The 15th annual TCM Film Festival kicks off Thursday night at the Chinese Theater

Metropolitan Theatres has been showing movies in Southern California since 1923

The Victorian-era landmark Castle Green is opening the gates for a 125th birthday party

In a rare chance to visit the studio lot in Century City under the guidance of the L.A. Conservancy, tourists can revel in almost a century of movie lore

The miniature giant objects are available at the Valley Relics Museum

Quentin Tarantino's groovy new cafe is a fitting shrine to Pam Grier, though it’s not the best place for coffee snobs to get their caffeine fix

6608 Hollywood Boulevard is now vacant real estate, but best remembered today as the longtime headquarters of Frederick’s of Hollywood

Reitman along with 35 other prominent Hollywood directors are the new owners of the historic theater

L.A.'s best-kept open secret is now more inviting than ever with a treasure trove of cultural events catering to curious seekers of the mystical, magical and occult

Classic movies, like 'American Graffiti,' unspool at the IB Tech Festival in East Hollywood

The 6.7 magnitude temblor killed more than 50 people, injured thousands, and disrupted life for millions of Angelenos

With bold renovations and new ideas, deep-pocketed investors have renewed faith in the brick-and-mortar movie business after devastating pandemic closures

Artist Panhandle Slim's tribute to the Oscar-winning star recently disappeared, but it's not gone

HURRY! The "Essentials" pass for the annual festival celebrating cinematic classics and the festival hotel on Hollywood Boulevard are both sold out

From Hollywoo to Hollyboob, here are all the changes that have been made to the iconic L.A. billboard in honor of the 100-year anniversary this month

Silent film star Harold Lloyd's Christmas tree was a showstopper

In honor of the Hollywood sign turning 100, a brief history of some elaborate pranks pulled on the Los Angeles landmark

Initially built as a marketing gimmick, the iconic landmark celebrates one century of encouraging hope and opportunity

A hundred years ago, a budding city was experiencing a time of turbulent growth

Every month, readers have questions about Los Angeles history, and our in-house historian has the answers

The celebrated director’s latest renovation endeavor is here, with a few new flashy assets to show

“This is how I always imagined it," says Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos while showing off the glamorous "rewind rehab" that cost the streamer $70 million

Historian Chris Nichols also digs into what was once the Charlie Chaplin studio, a suburban tribute to River Phoenix and a longstanding Halloween tradition

New owner Netflix is celebrating with a new documentary about the historic movie theater, as well as a Q&A with David Fincher after new film "The Killer"

Quentin Tarantino is on the verge of reopening the historic cinema, but it won't be for its centennial.

The Olvera Street landmark is at the center of a lawsuit involving the city of Los Angeles and the UNITE HERE Local 11 union

Chris Nichols answers burning questions about sterile medflies, a forgotten concrete boat, and In-N-Out history.

Jamie Lee Curtis and other fans rallied to save the steak house regularly frequented by Frank Sinatra

On Los Angeles' "The Originals" podcast, Cybill Shepherd discusses landing her "Taxi Driver" role and insulting Dustin Hoffman's height.