Culture
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Jerry Adler, ‘The Sopranos’ Actor, Dies at 96
The actor famously only began performing in front of the screen in his 60s and had roles in shows like “Rescue Me” and “The Good Wife”
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Both Menendez Brothers to Remain in Prison After Lyle’s Parole Request Rejected
Erik Menendez’s petition was rejected on Thursday
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Harrison Dossick, Prominent Copyright Litigator for Angelina Jolie and Paramount, Dies at 65
Peter Weil, managing partner at Glaser Weil, says his “sudden passing is an immeasurable loss to our firm and to the legal community”
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Chris Hansen Says Positive Response to His Roblox Sex Predator Doc Has ‘Overwhelmed’ Him | Video
Working with Youtuber and Roblox “vigilante” Schlep, the “To Catch a Predator” host criticizes the gaming platform’s handling of ongoing abuse online
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The White House Lists Diverse Museum Exhibits as Proof ‘Trump Is Right About the Smithsonian’
The Trump administration shares examples of art based on immigration, gender expression and white privilege that they find objectionable
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Erik Menendez Denied Parole 36 Years After Parents’ Beverly Hills Murder
His brother Lyle Menendez’s parole hearing will take place on Friday
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Cooper Hoffman Wanted to Avoid Acting After Father Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Death, Calls Him His ‘Favorite Actor’
“I would love his advice. And I would also just love my dad,” the “Licorice Pizza” star says
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Aubrey Plaza Mourns Late Husband Jeff Baena, Compares Her Grief to the Movie ‘The Gorge’
“Sometimes I just want to dive into it and be in it and sometimes I just look at it and sometimes I try to get away from it, but it’s always there,” the actress tells Amy Poehler
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Matthew Perry’s ‘Ketamine Queen’ Drug Dealer to Plead Guilty in Accidental Overdose Case
Jasveen Sangha’s plea agreement comes as the fifth and final of those charged in the “Friends” actor’s death
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Terence Stamp, Oscar-Nominated Star of ‘Superman’ Fame, Dies at 87
The actor “leaves behind an extraordinary body of work,” his family says
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Dan Tana, Owner of Celebrated LA Restaurant, Dies at 90
Though his career began with 1957’s “The Enemy Below,” the eatery became his life’s work after it opened in 1964
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Ronnie Rondell Jr., Hollywood Stuntman Set Ablaze for Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ Album Cover, Dies at 88
His additional work included stunts in “The Matrix Reloaded” and “Twister”
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Dan Ziskie, ‘House of Cards’ and ‘Treme’ Actor, Dies at 80
The performer and photographer passed away from arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease last month
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Kansas City Chiefs CEO Praises Taylor Swift, Calls ‘Life of a Showgirl’ Singer a ‘Tremendous Fan’
“We love having her as part of the kingdom,” Clark Hunt says
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Taylor Swift Cries on Travis Kelce’s Podcast Retelling Saga of Buying Her Masters: ‘I Can’t Believe It Still’ | Video
The pop superstar reveals that her NFL boyfriend was the first person she told
