Behind the Headlines: Earthquake shakes up Emmys talk
What started as a conversation about the Emmys with Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister ended with an earthquake happening live on the air.
Edward James Olmos slams Television Academy for overlooking Latinx actors for Emmy nominations
The legendary Edward James Olmos spoke to FOX 11's Amanda Salas about the lack of Latinx creators and actors who were snubbed from 2020's Emmy nominations.
Big names taking part in first annual "Root Institute Event"
The Root's Editor-in-Chief Danielle Belton talks about upcoming virtual conference.
Behind the Headlines: Hollywood's Lost Summer
Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister looks at the latest batch of movies now *not coming soon to a theater near you.
Soccer champ Mia Hamm and other big names unite for a common "goal"
Two time World Cup champ Mia Hamm and Julie Uhrman talk about getting Los Angeles a National Women's Soccer League Team.
Thank those on the front lines with a Hero Pin
From healthcare workers to grocery clerks, to mail carriers, now there’s a way to thank all your favorite frontline workers with a Hero Pin, and it’s all for a good cause.
Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs makes history
Mayor Michael Tubbs has an incredible story and it's told in the new HBO documentary film 'Stockton on my Mind'.
Behind the Headlines: Wendy Williams returning to studio
Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister talks about the big move Wendy and her show are planning to make for the new season.
Andrew Bernstein's timely podcast
Legendary photographer Andrew Bernstein talks about the upcoming NBA season, his "Legends of Sport: Restarting the Clock" podcast, and working with the late Kobe Bryant.
Behind the Headlines: Tentative "Tenet"
Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister goes Behind the Headlines on "Tenet" being moved off the box office calendar
Radio host Mo‘Kelly talks about his encounter with Roger Stone
Ex-Trump advisor Roger Stone allegedly called black radio host Mo’Kelly a “negro” during an interview. At the time, Stone was getting a grilling over the merits of his convictions for lying to Congress. Good Day LA anchor Tony McEwing talked with Mo’ just before the show Monday morning, and he had a lot to say about what happened.
"The Baby-Sitters Club" is back in business
Amanda talks to Malia Baker, one of the stars of the new Netflix series.
Overcoming fear with Tracy Tutor from 'Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles'
Tracy Tutor, the powerhouse real estate agent on Bravo’s "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles," is also an author, and in her new book, "Fear is just a four letter word," Tracy gives some insight on how anyone can have confidence, and conquer their fears.
Game on?
If all goes according to plan, fans will have baseball to watch starting next week and NBA action shortly after that. Sports journalist and author Molly Knight gives us the latest on how these plans are going so far.
The Osbournes talk "Celebrity Watch Party"
Sharon and Kelly talk about watching TV with Ozzy on the hit FOX show "Celebrity Watch Party".
Libby & Victor Boyce discuss "The Cameron Boyce Foundation"
It's been a year since the unexpected death of Cameron Boyce. His mom and dad talked about their late son and his legacy that lives on through his foundation.
Behind the Headlines: Hollywood shuffles new releases as movie theaters ordered to close
Variety's Elizabeth Wagmeister looks at what the Governor's latest order means for the movie industry.
Long Beach mayor discusses how COVID-19 is affecting his family
Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia’s mother and stepfather have contracted the Coronavirus and are now hospitalized and on ventilators. Garcia discusses the seriousness of the virus. Plus how Long Beach is responding and LB Unified School District’s plan for hybrid learning in the fall.
Rickey Smiley talks about daughter's shooting
The radio and TV host describes hearing the news his daughter had been shot in Houston.
Sean Feucht brings worship outdoors after California bans singing, chanting in churches
Church leaders have been speaking out after California banned singing and chanting in churches due to a surge in coronavirus cases. Now, one local pastor is taking action. Sean Feucht is bringing his worship services outdoors and traveling to cities across the nation.