DC's plan for 'Watchmen' sequel 'Rorschach' met with unease

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorAs coronavirus numbers in the region showed a marked decline, the Los Angeles Unified School District and the union representing teachers announced a tentative agreement Monday on how to proceed with distance learning this fall. Efforts will be focused on providing a structured school day as campuses remain closed due to the coronavirus.The proposal will go before the school board for a vote Tuesday and move to a vote of union members next week.

Comedian Bryan Callen is taking a “leave of absence” from his podcast after being accused of multiple instances of sexual assault and misconduct in a Los Angeles Times expose.The Goldbergs castmember hit headlines on Friday, when four women came forward with claims of the 53-year-old’s alleged inappropriate behaviour.The incidents date back to 1999, when Callen is accused of raping actress Kathyrn Fiore Tigerman at his Los Angeles home, following a night out.

The Goldbergs actor took to his go-to social media platform, Instagram, to post a video in which he passionately defended himself against accusations of sexual misconduct once again. Furthermore, Bryan Callen also announced that, amid the scandal, he would be taking a ‘leave of absence’ from his podcast! This comes after Los Angeles Times published an article in which no less than four women came out to say that Bryan Callen had acted inappropriately towards them in the past.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorCharlize Theron hosted a drive-in screening of “Mad Max: Fury Road” on Friday night in Los Angeles.The festivities, which served as a fundraiser for the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project, took place on top of the parking structure at the Grove mall.Here, Variety goes inside the event for a look at how Theron and her team pulled off a red carpet event during the pandemic.Say cheese: There was no customary arrivals line with a branded

Charlize Theron steps out for the Mad Max: Fury Road drive-In Screening event held at The Grove in Los Angeles on Friday (July 31).

Charlize Theron is throwing it back to when she shaved her head for. The Oscar winner shared a video of her buzzing away at her locks for the 2015 post-apocalyptic action film, in honor of the movie having a drive-in screening at The Grove in Los Angeles on Friday.«OK, here we go,» Theron says in the clip.

, published on Friday, four women have gone on the record to share their alleged stories of the 53-year-old comedian acting inappropriately towards them. The allegations, all of which Callen vehemently denies, date back to 1999. star Kathryn Fiore Tigerman claims that Callen held her down and raped her that year at his home in Los Angeles.

in a Los Angeles Times expose.The Goldbergs castmember hit headlines on Friday, when four women came forward with claims of the 53 year old’s inappropriate behaviour.The incidents date back to 1999, when Callen is accused of raping actress Katherine Fiore Tigerman at his Los Angeles home, following a night out.

After postponing all 2020 dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Guns N' Roses announced plans to reboot their outing on July 10, 2021, at Milwaukee's Summerfest, followed by stadium dates across the country. The 13-date outing will include stops at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. Target Field in Minneapolis, Wrigley Field in Chicago and Fenway Park in Boston, wrapping up on Aug. 19 with a show at Banc of California stadium in Los Angeles.

James Charles and Tana Mongeau are offering apologies in response to intense backlash after partying during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorMichael Shamberg, the producer whose credits include Erin Brockovich, Contagion, Get Shorty, The Big Chill and Pulp Fiction, has sued the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in an attempt to get the governing body to vote on his plan to boost its social media presence.The civil suit, filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court in Santa Monica, seeks declaratory and injunctive relief, asking that the court impel AMPAS’ board of governors to vote on

Justin Bieber of sexual assault may now be identified. In court docs obtained by ET, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled on Thursday that the 26-year-old singer can subpoena Twitter to identify the two accounts that had anonymouslyaccused him of sexual assault last month.The news stems from Bieber's defamation lawsuit, in which he denied the accusations.