Christina Veta

In her new memoir, “Worthy,” Jada Pinkett Smith addresses the Oscars slap, her secret separation from Will Smith, suicidal thoughts and ayahuasca.

Schneider’s memoir ‘In the Form of a Question’ mines the ‘Jeopardy!’ star’s life — acid trips, polyamory, fame, fears and how Leo DiCaprio didn’t do it for her.

From kissing Gwyneth Paltrow to beating up Justin Trudeau: Matthew Perry’s memoir, “Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing,” hits shelves Nov. 1.

‘Down and Out in Paradise,’ by Charles Leerhsen, will be published Oct. 11, but it’s already raising eyebrows for various claims made by new sources.

Sunday’s Super Bowl is the culmination of a dream that began in 2016 when the Rams moved back to Los Angeles from St.

In ‘Little Sister,’ Natalie Wood’s sibling Lana shares research on Natalie’s drowning, allegations about Kirk Douglas and Sydney Pollack and more.

Earlier this month, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees voted in support of waging a strike if the union couldn’t agree to a new contract.

Here’s a guide to take in the best that L.A.’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has to offer and our tips to make a full day of it.

An L.A. judge ruled Friday to terminate Britney Spears’ controversial conservatorship. These stories explain the long and complicated history behind it.

Chrissy Teigen’s past has come back to haunt her as previous targets detail how she bullied them online. Here’s everything to know so far.