LOS ANGELES -- Disney Jr. recently released the trailer for its newest animated show, "Kindergarten: The Musical." Now, On The Red Carpet has an exclusive clip featuring Gina Torres ("9-1-1: Lone Star ...

Fans and relatives of a rising talent in the Latin music scene were mourning her death this week after she was shot in a parked vehicle in Los Angeles over the weekend. Maria de la Rosa, 22, who ...

Though true crime, especially in the documentary space, has taken over streaming services like Netflix, don’t expect their exploitive elements to emerge in the new doc spotlighting Mexican-American ...

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You can count on one hand — actually, one finger — how many bands are out there wearing Mexican wrestling masks. And they’ve been doing it for 30 years. Los Straitjackets are, in other words, a band ...

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A bold new chapter in American musical theater begins this winter with the world premiere of Brown Broadway: The Musical, written and directed by Billie King, running December 5–7, 2025 at The ...

In June, Apple announced the opening of the new Apple Music studios in Los Angeles. Described as an “ambitious creative project,” the new building also marked the tenth anniversary of Apple Music. For ...

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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The Oscar-winning documentary short, "The Last Repair Shop," tells the story of the devoted people who help keep 80,000 musical instruments working for students in the Los ...

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"We were able to learn so much from him," Rachel Webb, who stars in the touring production of the hit Broadway musical, tells The Hollywood Reporter of working with the prolific producer. By Ryan ...