The posters line the red-carpeted hallway, eliciting memories of a glorious Hollywood era. There is a headshot of a brooding Paul Muni as the star

“The Noir Effect,” a companion exhibit to “Light & Noir” at the Skirball Cultural Center, reinforces the themes of the main exhibit by tracing noir’s

Order a pastry from the Skirball’s Zeidler’s Café and enjoy it in a setting designed by contemporary Austrian artist Isa Rosenberger that evokes the storied

In our pop culture world, we recognize the actor before we remember the playwright, the dancer before the choreographer and the singer before the songwriter.

California is a place where people come to reinvent themselves, and that is especially true of Los Angeles, a sprawling city of dreams. That same

Sitting quietly in its corner of a Los Angeles park, the new home of the Museum of the Holocaust is almost invisible from the street.

Jews have always been important players in moviemaking’s world capital, shaping an iconic business as well as a dynamic and multicultural religious community. California is

These days, one of television’s most beloved stars is on the road promoting his book ‘Tony and Me,’ about close friend, fellow actor and Jew,