Josh Brolin said he wasn’t taken seriously as an actor until 2007’s Oscar-winning “No Country for Old Men” — and in the years before landing the movie, he had a short career as a full-time stock trader. The 58-year-old son of actor James Brolin told Theo Von on his “This Past Weekend” podcast that despite … Read more
A chic new restaurant is bringing glamour back to old Hollywood. Tucked inside LA’s legendary Roosevelt Hotel, buzzy Gable is quickly gaining followers for gorgeous cocktails and an eclectic fine dining menu — with critics even going so far as to crown the sumptuous spot “the new king” of the neighborhood. The opening and eager … Read more
Hollywood’s beloved Cinerama Dome is giving fans a sneak peek at its highly anticipated comeback — and the theater’s storied past is taking center stage. New renderings released by the Dome and Alamo Drafthouse, the theater chain purchased by Sony in 2024, show off a retro-inspired revamp featuring wood-paneled walls, gold-toned accents and rust-colored carpeting. … Read more
Depending on who you ask, critics such as myself are either totally irrelevant relics of the past like almanacs or sundials — Hollywood’s dream scenario — or snarling Godzillas who go around crushing poor, innocent movies to death with relish. Well, it was clear which reality was true last weekend. After some scathing reviews, Tom … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Prepare for some truly “Sweet Emotion.” After cancelling the bulk of their 2023-24 farewell tour due to Steven Tyler’s sustained vocal injury, Aerosmith announced they’ll play a pair of star-studded … Read more
California may be better known for Hollywood stars, palm trees and bumper-to-bumper traffic, but head off the beaten path and the Golden State can still serve up a serious dose of the Wild West. From abandoned mining camps frozen in time to Gold Rush towns where visitors can ride a stagecoach and belly up to … Read more
movie review MISTY GREEN Running time: 103 minutes. Rated R (language, drug use and sexual references). In theaters Oct. 9 After last year’s ego bath that was George Clooney’s “Jay Kelly,” directed by Noah Baumbach, I went into Chris Rock’s “Misty Green” with some trepidation. And more than a little fatigue. Right away, here comes … Read more
Los Angeles’ restaurant bloodbath showed no signs of letting up in September. The bad news just kept coming for Southern California’s beleaguered hospitality industry last month, as beloved neighborhood institutions, celebrity haunts and longtime watering holes announced they were calling it quits — some after decades in business. From the Sunset Strip to a Van … Read more
This 1990 picture book by William Steig celebrates the 25th anniversary of its original screen adaptation this year. That movie led to a whole universe of film sequels and spin-offs, television and web specials, a stage musical, theme-park attractions and more. What is the title of Steig’s book? Source link #Books #Inspired #Films
More than three years after his passing, fans of Paul Reubens and his beloved character Pee-Wee Herman can take home some special items from the actor’s life. Julien’s Auction is presenting Pee-Wee’s Big Auction, where over 400 items from Reubens’ life and career will be put on the block. The auction will take place online … Read more
Everybody knows how to see the Hollywood sign: look up. But getting a good view of it — or figuring out how to get close — is surprisingly complicated. Where to see the Hollywood sign in LA We spent a day testing some of the most popular ways to see Los Angeles’ most recognizable landmark, … Read more
Step inside your favorite horror movie. A newly opened exhibition at LA’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures showcases items from nearly a century of horror films, bringing you closer than ever to your worst nightmare. Opened last Saturday, “The Horror Show” exhibit displays of 396 objects from 167 popular horror titles. Sign up for the … Read more
You better ‘Believe’ it. Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! museum in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf is closing after nearly 60 years. The long-running tourist attraction announced Tuesday that its doors will shutter by year’s end — but did not give a specific closing date or a concrete reason for the closure. Sign up for the California … Read more
SALZBURG, Austria — An Austrian museum is alive with “The Sound of Music,” a first-ever venue devoted to the classic 1965 singalong movie starring Julie Andrews. The Sound of Music Salzburg museum, situated in an Austrian city famed for music and perhaps best known as the home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, opened Sunday. The attendees … Read more
Once a vibrant strip of mom-and-pop shops and tentpole retailers at the center of Los Angeles, Fairfax Avenue’s famed business corridor is now a shell of its former self. Steps from the Farmers Market and Rick Caruso’s tourist-packed The Grove, the district, home to legendary restaurants like Canter’s Deli and Genghis Cohen, should be thriving … Read more
Samuel L. Jackson provided what fans are calling the “perfect reaction” after coming face to face with a life-sized figure of his beloved “Star Wars” character during opening night gala of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Saturday. In a viral clip captured by Deadline, Jackson is seen walking through one of the museum’s sprawling … Read more
From the gridiron to the big screen, Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett is embracing the Hollywood culture. Garrett has teamed up with Paramount Pictures to help promote the film Heart of the Beast, which will feature his German Shepherd dog, Bojji. In the video, Garrett is seen out in an open field in … Read more
On Tuesday morning, The Post was — like a handful of other outlets — given an interview with Tilly Norwood, the controversial, freckle-faced starlet built in a U.K. lab and powered entirely by artificial intelligence. We were told by Norton’s PR team (yes, the chatbot has a team…) that the synthetic siren would discuss her … Read more
The legacy of Tommy Lasorda is expected to hit theaters in the near future, and it’s believed to have one of Hollywood’s finest playing the Hall of Fame Los Angeles Dodgers manager. Robert De Niro is in talks to play Lasorda in the upcoming film “Tommy & Me,” according to Deadline, Tommy Lasorda with the … Read more
“American Idol” is packing up Hollywood and heading across the country. The long-running singing competition is relocating its production from Los Angeles to the greater Atlanta area ahead of its milestone 25th season. Fremantle, which co-produces the series alongside Sony Pictures Television’s 19 Entertainment, confirmed the major move to Deadline. A primary driver behind the … Read more