The wildfires have given new urgency to discussions about how to revive one of Los Angeles’s defining, and dominant, industries: film and television production.

Hollywood producer Michael Miller breaks down how 'runaway production' impacts Hollywood amid the wildfire aftermath and how state leadership can stave off the threat.

As the Los Angeles fires have devastated more than hundreds of thousands of residents, Hollywood actors came together to raise millions in relief efforts.

The heartbroken mom called the hearings “surreal” after waiting several months to travel to LA from her home in Alabama to learn the fate of her daughter’s suspected killer.

CBS is going all out to get its new version of Hollywood Squares in front of viewers — including those who watch TV during the day.

Actress Melissa Gilbert is known for her portrayal of Laura Ingalls Wilder in the NBC series Little House on the Prairie from 1974 to 1983, but she recently opened up about what led her to leave Hollywood in 2013. The 60-year-old revealed the main reason for the decision while speaking with Page Six, declaring that Hollywood is “so anti-aging.”

No president has ever relied as much on the operating principles of the entertainment business. And none has ever had such a fraught relationship with it.

Glenn Humplik, Green’s collaborator on The Tom Green Show, told the Times that the comedian is “actually really reserved usually and serious,” which might also come as a surprise from those who remember him from his 1990s MTV series.

Exactly what transpired at the afterparty is the key question being asked at the trial of the two men they met: aspiring Hollywood producer David Pearce, 42, and his roommate, actor Brandt Osborn, 45.

Over 6,000 Hollywood workers have signed a petition urging TV and film productions to stay in L.A. in the wake of the wildfires

"Hollywood Squares," the recently introduced game show reboot on CBS, is heading to daytime for the week of January 27.

Gena Rowlands, known for her roles in “A Woman Under the Influence” and "The Notebook," had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, her son has said.