‘NCIS: LA’: Gerald McRaney Upped To Series Regular For Season 13 Of CBS Drama

EXCLUSIVE:  Adam McKay’s HBO L.A. Lakers drama series is rounding out its cast. Mike Epps (The Upshaws), Carina Conti (The Last Tycoon), Max E. Williams (Dreamland) and Mariama Diallo (Random Acts of Flyness) will recur in the series based on Jeff Pearlman’s book Showtime: Magic, Kareem, Riley, and the Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty of the 1980s. McKay’s Hyperobject Industries is producing.

Haley Bosselman editorThe ending of “Thelma & Louise” stands as one of Hollywood’s most epic finales, but for screenwriter Callie Khouri, writing the scene was simply a no-brainer.“It literally just appeared in my head. And I knew that that was the ending,” Khouri told Variety at the film’s screening at Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on June 18.

Demi Lovato is working on themselves after facing scrutiny for their social media war with a small frozen yogurt shop in Los Angeles. The "Cool for the Summer" singer, 28, said during an appearance on "Audacy Check In" via Facebook Live on Thursday that their "emotions got the best of" them during their heated exchanges with The Bigg Chill because they were "so passionate" about calling out diet culture.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterNetflix has given a straight-to-series order to a comedy set in the front office of the Los Angeles Lakers from writer Elaine Ko and executive producer Mindy Kaling, Variety has learned.The untitled, half-hour series is inspired by the personal and professional dynamic between the family owners and front office team that together run one of the most iconic franchises in all of sports.

After releasing a mysterious “Side Street” clip on YouTube earlier this week and posting billboards in Los Angeles with the phrase “Call Me If You Get Lost” on them, Tyler, The Creator unleashed new music today. The self-produced “LUMBERJACK” arrives with mixtape-style “Gangsta Grillz” shoutouts courtesy of DJ Drama.

Showtime has given a series order to the TV adaptation of “American Gigolo” starring Jon Bernthal, the premium cabler announced Tuesday.The drama, a modern-day reimagining of the 1980 film starring Richard Gere, comes from writer and director David Hollander (“Ray Donovan”).

Los Angeles. The 54-year-old actress and Jaya, 16, were spotted together in the upscale Brentwood eating and running errands.

Sorry Younger fans – a Kelsey spinoff isn’t happening.

Ashley Hume “It’s going to be Washington Heights that is going to show the world how to get up again,” declared director Jon M. Chu as he addressed the audience ahead of the special preview screening of Warner Bros.’ “In the Heights.” “Because it showed me how to get up again.”Chu’s sentiments reflected the overall atmosphere of the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF), held Thursday night at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

, the TV show. Lisa Vanderpump’s rescue center is at the center of a new Peacock reality series, which is way more -like than or, as some might think, Lisa’s other show,.

royal expert.During the controversial interview with the US TV host, which aired on ITV in March, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan made a series of shocking statements about life in the royal family which had the whole world talking.Harry who now resides in Los Angeles with pregnant Meghan and their son Archie, hadn't come face to face with his family since the interview until he flew back to the UK for his grandfather, Prince Philip's funeral.After the funeral service, Kate was the first member

Lillia Luciano, an investigative reporter and documentary filmmaker, has been named a correspondent for CBS News based in Los Angeles.

It’s end of watch for a pair of longtime regular cast members of NCIS: Los Angeles. As the CBS military-crime drama wrapped its 12th season Sunday night, Intelligence agent Nell Jones (Renée Felice Smith) and tech consultant Eric Beale (Barrett Foa) worked their final cases.

The “NCIS: Los Angeles” team said goodbye to just lost two key members in the season finale that aired Sunday, May 23.

The season finale of NCIS: Los Angeles shocked a lot of viewers as it revealed not just one, but two series regular stars would be leaving the show.