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The latest installment of “The White Lotus” comes to an end on Sunday and everyone is speculating about how the series will wrap up its loose ends, who will die and how. We asked readers to share their theories for how Season 3 will end. Three ideas that people shared the most: Piper isn’t staying […]

“The Luckiest Man in America” is an ironic title for the story of Michael Larson, the Ohio man who managed to win more than $110,000 on a 1984 episode of the game show “Press Your Luck.” The truth is, luck had nothing to do with it: Larson, played here by Paul Walter Hauser, had memorized

As a film student in the mid-2000s, Mexican writer-director Isaac Ezban watched Guillermo del Toro’s masterpiece “Pan’s Labyrinth” in awe. That Del Toro juxtaposed luminous elements fit for a fairy tale with unflinching violence prompted an epiphany for Ezban. The then-emerging filmmaker thought to himself: Are you allowed to do that in a movie? “In

Michelle Williams is now a mother of four. The five-time Oscar nominee and her husband, theater director Thomas Kail, reportedly welcomed their latest child together via surrogate more than a month ago. A source confirmed to People that the couple’s baby was born six weeks ago and the parents “couldn’t be happier to expand their

Adam Devine is dying. Adam Devine is not dying. Adam Devine has had a devil of a time the last few years with doctors trying to figure out why some of his muscles have been going into almost-paralytic spasms. One even suggested he could expect to die soon. Turns out it is likely the COVID-19

The letter to the Japanese American National Museum on Friday morning from the National Endowment for the Humanities read in part: “Due to a change in the Administration’s funding priorities, DOGE has made the decision to terminate NEH awards.” The Los Angeles museum had seen this coming. On Wednesday night, state humanities councils across the

As America’s plague of school shootings continues unabated, a steady stream of movies has cropped up in response to the ongoing tragedy. These films have run the gamut — sometimes focusing on the survivors, sometimes on the shooters, sometimes on the parents — and likewise their strategies have varied, either promising catharsis, hope or insight.

The sunlit opening of French writer-director Louise Courvoisier’s punchy, sweet coming-of-age debut feature, “Holy Cow,” set in a cheese-making pocket of France’s Comté region, is a lively welcome. After the head-scratching sight of a calf in the passenger seat of a compact car, we follow a burly man with a keg through a packed fairgrounds

Hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing additional counts related to sex trafficking, according to a superseding indictment filed this week. Combs was hit with a three-count indictment in September that accused him of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. On Thursday, federal prosecutors in New York tacked on two additional counts

In the early 1980s, at the peak of the punk rock scene in Fullerton, the interest and demand for punk in Orange County reached a boiling point during one particular TSOL show at Fullerton College. The band was playing a room filled to capacity when an overzealous throng of people stormed the back door, causing