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For the first time ever, households everywhere will no longer have to wait to experience the magical musical.

Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister examines the Oscar winner's ability to survive scandal in Hollywood.

D.L. Hughley talks about his coronavirus quarantine, racism in America, and his new book.

There's a new kind of dating app that launched in Los Angeles last week. The creator calls it the first anti-superficial, inclusive dating app.

Following civil unrest of the shooting deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other black Americans ? along with the COVID-19 pandemic, rapper Ludacris is hoping his new platform will make it easier for children to learn about current events through music.�

Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister discusses Weinstein survivors settlement.

Dating Expert Monique Kelley admits COVID-19 is tough on singles and calls this time "dating purgatory." But never fear, she has tips for social distance dating and more ways to get through this time safely, while still having a shot at finding true love!

The iconic singer Morris Day of Morris Day and the Time is best known for the hit ?Jungle Love.? The band is bringing back their sound along with other old school bands like Cameo and The Mary Jane Girls to raise money for front line workers. The Pay-per-view special ?Funk Corona? airs on July 10.

Sean Kanan is best known for his portrayals of A.J. Quartermaine on "General Hospita"l and as Deacon Sharpe on both ?The Bold and the Beautiful' and ?The Young and the Restless. Now, he's the creator and star of the Daytime Emmy-nominated digital series ?Studio City.?

New York and L.A. are putting the brakes on stage and screen. Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister has more.

An obstacle course high off the ground in Catalina Island is reopening. FOX 11's Hailey Winslow shows us the ropes.

With the recent spike in coronavirus cases, face masks have become necessary to stop the spread of COVID-19. FOX 11?s Vanessa Borge talks with Immunology Specialist, Dr. Andrew Pekosz about when and how to use face coverings

In his new Netflix comedy special, George Lopez tackles race, immigration, and politics. The comedian talks to FOX 11's Tony McEwing about his return to standup and why the title of that special, "We?ll Do It For Half" and a recent post about President Trump, which caught the attention of the U.S. Secret Service.

It's not everyday that high school students get the chance to sing with a huge star but that's what happened when students from Centennial High School in Compton Unified sang with Aloe Blacc. It was part of the "Music Unites" program.

Dr. Andrew Pekosz with Johns Hopkins University sets the record straight and said wearing a cloth face covering when in public is essential to help combat the coronavirus.

Minority owned businesses have taken a huge hit during the pandemic, but because of the Black Lives Matter movement, some of those business owners are now reporting big sales jumps including the two black female owners of Southern Girl Desserts.