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Nov. 6, 2026 3:22 a.m.
Olivia Colman as the Fisherwoman is pictured. Colman stars in Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s 2026 romantic fantasy comedy-drama “Wicker,” which released Oct. 23. The Cinemas Los Angeles hosted a Q&A with the directorial couple Sunday. (Courtesy of IMDb)
Writer-directors Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson reimagined romance for a world without any during a post-screening Q&A for their newest film, “Wicker,” on Sunday.
The Cinemas Los Angeles hosted the Q&A with the directorial couple to discuss “Wicker,” which released Oct.
By Parsa Arshi
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Nov. 5, 2026 9:39 p.m.After years of deciding who gets the Super Bowl halftime stage spotlight, Jay-Z is ready to take it for himself.
This February, he’s ready to “Run This Town.”
The National Football League, Roc Nation and Apple Music announced Oct.
By Kai Echeverria, Michaela Lyons, Julian Duaybis, Kiara Mack, and Vishnu Potharaju
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Nov. 1, 2026 12:56 p.m.From cosplayers to comic authors, L.A. Comic Con celebrates human-made creativity
This post was updated Nov. 3 at 7:27 p.m.
Halloween costumes aren’t the only disguises taking over Los Angeles this weekend – L.A. Comic Con is bringing its own cast of characters.
By Vishnu Potharaju
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Oct. 31, 2026 8:46 p.m.Phoebe Bridgers finds community in catharsis on phone-free ‘Lost Tour’
This post was updated Nov. 3 at 7:38 p.m.
Phoebe Bridgers turned the Intuit Dome into an alien spaceship en route to Neverland in a haunting experience that came with both tricks and treats fitting for the final weekend of spooky season.
By Kiara Mack
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Oct. 30, 2026 9:39 p.m.Dominic Fike’s ‘How to Quit Smoking’ delivers groovy sounds but little growth
Dominic Fike knows how to flirt with a good melody. Committing to it is another matter.
Written and recorded largely in hotels, tour buses and dressing rooms, Fike’s third studio album “How to Quit Smoking” follows a musician in constant motion.
By Audrey Nguyenhuu
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Oct. 29, 2026 9:43 p.m.Second Take: Queer horror lets LGBTQ+ stories come alive, but many identities remain in the dark
While Halloween gives people the opportunity to dress up as monsters, queer horror films throughout history have long asked a more unsettling question: Who gets treated like one?
By Julia Kinion
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Oct. 29, 2026 4:12 p.m.How a UCLA student built a party promotion empire with his event planning app
This post was updated Oct. 29 at 8:48 p.m.
A UCLA student’s party-throwing platform has amassed more than 1.5 million users, boasting celebrity-studded collaborations and sold-out events across the country.
By Julia Divers
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