‘Grey’s Anatomy’ to Start Shooting Season 17 in L.A. in September (EXCLUSIVE)

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli recently debuted his new “silver fox” grey hair.The star appeared on Good Morning Britain for an interview with Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, and admitted Phillip Schofield was one of the influences for his new look.The 64 year old spoke to viewers via video link that from Los Angeles, where he has been spending the lockdown.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerPresident Donald Trump this morning tweeted that “animals” shot two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies last night in Compton, California.

Two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputies were shot and critically wounded late Saturday night in a horrific ambush as they were sitting in their patrol car in the Compton area.

TV presenter Cat Deeley has admitted to moving home from Los Angeles after gun violence in the US.The 43 year old star upped sticks and headed across the pond to LA in 2006 and called a stunning mason with sweeping views home, alongside husband of eight years, comedian and fellow TV presenter Patrick Kielty, and their two sons Milo, four and James, two. However, since moving back to the UK Cat has admitted part of the reason was due to fears over gun violence.

9-1-1: Lone Star Season 2 is scheduled to begin in Los Angeles this fall, and on Thursday, Fox revealed the first new addition to the cast: Firefly and Suits favorite Gina Torres.Torres will portray paramedic captain Tommy Vega, who, despite being at the top of her game, decided to quit the EMT business to raise her two daughters and had a thriving life until the coronavirus pandemic ruined her husband's restaurant business.

Grey’s Anatomy is getting back to work.

Megan Thee Stallion has addressed her recent shooting in a new freestyle shared with fans yesterday (August 30).Earlier this month (August 21), Megan accused Tory Lanez of shooting her following an incident on July 12. “Since y’all hoes so worried ’bout it,” Megan said, “yes, this n**** Tory shot me,” Megan said on an Instagram Live broadcast.The broadcast came shortly after reports by Billboard and the Los Angeles Times that the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office were considering filing

 NCIS: New Orleans fans: like its sister shows in the franchise NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS NOLA is back in the swing of things, or at least, is about to be: after abruptly cutting production short n early March due to coronavirus, the series is said to be resuming production towards the end of September, according to Deadline.While there's no word on exactly when we'll see the episodes (November is being floated as the likely general timeline) but at shooting is underway! Ever since CBS'

Bryce Hall and Blake Gray have been charged for throwing massive parties in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, the L.A.

David Robb Labor EditorStarting on Friday, FilmLA — the city’s film permit office — again will require many filmmakers to conduct door-to-door Community Filming Surveys as a condition of obtaining permits to shoot on-location throughout Greater Los Angeles.The surveys, which are designed to mitigate traffic, congestion and noise problems in neighborhoods, were suspended temporarily on June 15, when the city reopened to production.

Some Major League Baseball teams are following in basketball team Milwaukee Bucks footsteps.

UPDATE: NBA teams are striking during all games Wednesday. The Houston Rockets-Oklahoma City Thunder and Portland Trailblazers-Los Angeles Lakers games will not be played Wednesday.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorAfter Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers  watched his team dismantle the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA playoffs Tuesday night, he got emotional in talking to reporters. The topic wasn’t the 43-point victory but the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Wisconsin, the GOP and the state of racial politics in the United States.“It’s just so sad,” he said during the virtual postgame presser.