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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorHBO’s 1930s-set “Perry Mason” required production designer John P. Goldsmith to step even further back in time than the original incarnation of the show, as seen in the 1950s.

"Jackass" director Jeff Tremaine has been granted a restraining order against Bam Margera after alleging that he threatened him and his family.  Online court records previously viewed by Fox News show that the producer and director of the popular stunt franchise filed for a "civil harassment prevention" in Los Angeles Superior Court against Margera days after the latter shared a video bashing Tremaine and Johnny Knoxville over his firing from "Jackass 4."  According to TMZ, Tremaine has been

Madelyn Cline and Chase Stokes walk side by side through the airport after touching down at LAX on Sunday night (May 31) in Los Angeles.

The Chainsmokers are among the many backers of a new feature film themed around emo music events brand Emo Nite.The film, titled Every Nite Is Emo Nite, will be a fictional movie set amid the real-life Emo Nite events that have surged in popularity after beginning on Los Angeles’ club scene in 2014, according to Variety.The Chainsmokers’ production company Kick the Habit will join writer Brandon Zuck, digital studio 3BLACKDOT, Five All in the Fifth and Emo Nite’s founders T.J.

Adam Levine and Eric Christian Olsen were spotted on vacation together in Hawaii!

"Jackass" star Bam Margera has been accused of harassment by a longtime producer of his. Online court records viewed by Fox News shows that producer Jeff Tremaine on Tuesday filed for a "civil harassment prevention" in Los Angeles Superior Court against Margera, 41.

its story on Frito-Lay’s Flamin’ Hot Cheetos this week, thereby conceding that the Los Angeles Times’ look into the snack’s origins was more accurate. “This episode centers on a claim that Richard Montañez invented a product that came to be known as Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorCarlos Antonio started his career selecting art and home furnishings for a roster of high-end interior design clients around Los Angeles.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were spotted in Los Angeles, the singer has reportedly returned to the city of angels to hang out with her former fiancé. A source close to the JLO Beauty founder told E! News, “J.Lo spent time with Ben this week.” The hard-working businesswoman found time during her busy work schedule to fly across the states for a few days but is already back in Miami.

T.I.— née Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. — has seemingly responded to sexual assault allegations against him and wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris in a new song. The song comes just two days after the Los Angeles Police Department announced a criminal investigation into the couple after two women made claims that they were drugged and sexually assaulted by the couple in 2005.

EXCLUSIVE: The century-old story of Bruce’s Beach, which has been garnering national attention amid an effort to return the land to the owners’ descendants, will be subject of a scripted TV series. The project, from Brad Pitt’s Plan B and Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s JuVee Productions, is in development at Amazon Studios.

"Crocodile Dundee" star Paul Hogan is apparently fed up with the homeless crisis taking place in a Los Angeles neighborhood he calls home. In photographs that surfaced this week, the 81-year-old actor is spotted penning a letter that he reportedly placed outside of his Venice Beach property as a message to the homeless, essentially telling them to scram.

Talk about an iconic father-son duo! Joseph Baena, the 23-year-old lookalike son of Arnold Schwarzenegger, was seen bike riding with his dad in Venice Beach on May 15, and the pair couldn’t look more alike — see all the pics here. The duo are big fans of riding their bikes in the oceanfront Los Angeles neighborhood, before heading to their favorite workout spot, Gold’s Gym.

Late-night television has largely been without live audiences since the start of the pandemic, but the increasingly optimistic outlook in Los Angeles means that Jimmy Kimmel is hopeful his Hollywood-based show will be able to bring back crowds next month.