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This week: The American Cinematheque launches a new documentary festival, AGFA celebrates 15 years of genre madness, David Lynch's "Eraserhead" in 35mm and more

INTERVIEW: The admired character actor talks to Louis Chilton about playing The Ghoul in the apocalyptic videogame adaptation, and the ‘tough time’ he had towards the end of the crime drama ‘Justified’

The admired character actor talks to Louis Chilton about playing The Ghoul in the apocalyptic videogame adaptation, and the ‘tough time’ he had towards the end of the crime drama ‘Justified’

In advance of this year's Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, we're unveiling our Ultimate Hollywood Bookshelf. Find out which novels, memoirs and more made our list.

'Easy Riders, Raging Bulls' ranks No. 9 on our list of the best Hollywood books of all time because its juicy anecdotes also tell a story about craft. But that doesn't mean it's perfect.

A very good book that would be excellent as the textbook of choice for law school classes about antitrust.

From Barbenheimer to ‘Anyone But You,’ social media is obsessed with movies and might just save them (if it doesn’t kill them first).

After HBO’s Tom Hanks/Steven Spielberg-produced 2001 miniseries “Band of Brothers” and its 2010 follow-up, “The Pacific,” the premium cable network put a third WWII limited series into development in 2013 that would track the air war over Europe, “Masters of the Air.” But on the way to screens, the streaming

In her first column of the year, our book addict recommends an eclectic collection of summer reads – including a reality-TV rom-com, a millennial romance set in an Irish bookshop, some serious novels with swimming pools, and an epic family saga.

The good old days are over as studios will spend less money on quality productions and special effects and do less work on location.