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In 2012, longtime Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich had to alter the show with less than 24 hours notice following Whitney Houston’s death. This year, he and his staff had even less time to make significant changes following the passing of Kobe Bryanton Sunday (Jan.

In 2012, longtime Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich had to alter the show with less than 24 hours notice following Whitney Houston’s death. This year, he and his staff had even less time to make significant changes following the passing of Kobe Bryant on Sunday (Jan. 26), the morning of the Grammy Awards, which broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center.  Ehrlich, who is stepping down

By Patrick Hipes

Lizzo kicked off the 2020 Grammys with a performance and a big win on Sunday night (January 26, 2020) in Los Angeles.

Billie Eilish stomped all over the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, with a bag of big wins, including Best New Artist, Record, and Album of the Year.

Kobe Byrant's friends, family, fans and fellow sports stars are mourning the loss of the basketball icon.

Kobe Bryant, the five-time NBA champion who defined decades of basketball as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California on Sunday morning, January 26, according to TMZ and ESPN. He was 41 years old. According to TMZ, Bryant’s 13-year-old daughter Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant also died in the crash.

Edson Oda had a comfortable career working in advertising in São Paulo, Brazil. He'd created hit campaigns for the likes of Whirlpool, Honda, Nokia and Johnson & Johnson.

He's filed the fraud lawsuit against Red Granite Pictures in the Los Angeles Superior Court.

When Dan Lin and Ava DuVernay each opened production campuses in Historic Filipinotown in 2019, both producers were concerned about the impact their projects might have on a Los Angeles community already at risk of displacement."We wanted to be in a community of color. We didn't want to be in Beverly Hills or Pacific Palisades.

Two years ago, Kid Culture — a then 16-year-old producing prodigy from Seattle — created a bouncy beat with fellow producer Sasha Sitora. He later played the beat for Poo Bear, a frequent collaborator of Justin Bieber’s, during a trip to Los Angeles.

Jordan Belfort, the pump-and-dump scammer immortalized in Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street,” said in a lawsuit Thursday that he was victimized by a far grander scam perpetrated by the film’s producers.

Finneas O’Connell’s down-to-earth presence — he apologizes for running precisely “four minutes late” to meet me at a Highland Park cafe in Los Angeles — contrasts with the high-octane year he’s had: He co-wrote and produced the explosive debut album by his younger sister Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, then joined her for a world tour. And it doesn’t seem things will quiet down for O’Connell anytime soon.

By Greg Evans

Los Angeles and Mexico City-based studio Exile Content has teamed up with Spanish journo Ana Pastor’s media company Newtral to produce long-form unscripted premium content in Spanish and English. The joint venture’s first project is a documentary series about the genesis of the first-ever women’s soccer team at Real Madrid, Spain’s most renowned soccer team and winner of the FIFA World Cup a record-breaking four times.

By Andreas Wiseman

First World War film 1917 has taken the top honour at the Producers Guild Awards.

By Peter White