A lifelong Los Angeles resident, Greg Braxton has written for the Los Angeles Times for more than three decades. He currently is a staff writer covering television for the Calendar section, and has also written extensively about trends and cultural issues in the entertainment field.
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In a special edition of Screen Gab, the entertainment experts at The Times reveal what films and TV shows they plan to catch up on over the holiday weekend.
With two major movies opening next month, filmmaker Barry Jenkins discusses âMufasa,â âThe Fire Insideâ and bouncing back from near-catastrophe on âThe Underground Railroad.â
Two years ago, the actor found herself in an Oscars controversy after being snubbed for âTill.â Now she returns with âPiano Lessonâ â and awards watchers predict payback.
25 years after the original filmâs premiere, the actor reflects on his career and âThe Best Manâ franchise â and reveals the castâs strategy for keeping it alive.
Veteran film producer and Milagro Cinemas owner Moctesuma Esparza hopes the venture will force Hollywood to pay Latino audiences the attention they deserve.
The crash-and-burn of the sequel to the 2019 blockbuster âJokerâ is the latest in a long line of follow-ups to hit films that have bombed. Here are five to stream now.
In the MGM+ docuseries, the best-selling novelist investigates the notorious 1981 quadruple murder and interviews former Liberace boyfriend Scott Thorson, a key witness.
James Earl Jones, Bob Newhart and Shannen Doherty were among several TV personalities honored during the âIn Memoriamâ segment of the 2024 Emmys, while Shelley Duvall and Joe Flaherty were omitted.
The Netflix series about an aspiring comedianâs increasingly sinister encounters with an eccentric woman won four Emmy Awards on Sunday.
Despite the Golden Bachelorâs failed marriage and other controversy, the latest âBachelorâ spinoff hopes to strike ratings gold, this time with a 61-year-old grandmother.