Good Day LA Guests

There is a new football team in town called the LA Wildcats, and President Heather Brooks Karatz joined Good Day LA to talk about the new team.

After Sunday's tragic helicopter crash that killed all nine aboard, including Kobe and Gianna Bryant, Molly Knight discusses the special bond the NBA legend had with 13-year-old Gianna, who was a rising basketball star.

Brits behaving badly, scary children, and Nicolas Cage vs aliens. Fandango?s Nikki Novak breaks down this weekend?s wide range of new movies.

Australian comedian Monty Franklin is using comedy to help raise money for the animals down other. The Stand Up for Australian Fires Benefit takes place Sunday, Jan. 26, that also features Joe Rogan, Jim Jeffries, Whitney Cummings and more.

Royals expert James McCourt shared some royal tea and also discussed Megan's estranged father's harsh words featured in a new British documentary.

It?s a bittersweet time for The Cranberries. They?ve been nominated for their first-ever Grammy for their latest album ?In The End? but the big moment comes two years after the unexpected death of lead singer Dolores O'Riordan. Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergal Lawler opened up about why they decided this album will be the last for the band and what fans can expect at Thursday?s Q & A event at the Grammy Museum.

The Academy Awards are stirring controversy once again for the lack of diversity in its nomination pool. ABFF Honors is an awards show dedicated to saluting excellence in the motion picture and television industry for African-Americans. Jeff Friday, the founder of the American Black Film Festival, stopped by Good Day LA to open up about why he started the festival in the 1990s after seeing very little representation for people of color. The ceremony will take place on Feburary 23 from Beverly Hills.

It?s a bittersweet time for The Cranberries. They?ve been nominated for their first-ever Grammy for their latest album ?In The End? but the big moment comes two years after the unexpected death of lead singer Dolores O'Riordan. Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergal Lawler opened up about why they decided this album will be the last for the band and what fans can expect at Thursday?s Q & A event at the Grammy Museum.

There is a new upper respiratory virus that's making headlines called the coronavirus. So far, 17 people have died from it and now, there are more than 400 confirmed cases. A man in Washington contracted the virus after traveling to China. Dr. Noelle Reid from Trinity Health and Wellness Medical group stopped by to explain more.

Award season is now in full swing, which means it is almost time for music's biggest night. While the night celebrates its winners, there is some drama brewing behind-the-scenes. Deborah Dugan, The Recording Academy's first-ever female CEO, has been placed on administrative leave. Billboard's Ian Drew breaks it all down.

The Edwards Twins are a pair master vocal and make-up illusionists that use their talents as celebrity impersonators.

Lots of drama surrounding Harvey Weinstein?s sexual assault trial, which gets underway in New York this week. Variety?s Elizabeth Wagmeister takes us Behind the Headlines to see what we can expect.

Michelle Hurd is boldly going where a lucky few have gone before: She?s starring in a new Star Trek series ? Star Trek: Picard. Hurd talks about why she thinks it?s the best show for this time in our history and explains why the original series meant so much to her.

Actress Tisha Campbell talks about being outmatched by her own kids as she discusses the new Fox show she stars on ? Outmatched.

Every 3 minutes, someone is diagnosed with blood cancer. Now, two local high school students are teaming up to do something about it. The teens call themselves "Sisters of Survivors" and are raising money for cancer research. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3amsWLW

FOX's "Last Man Standing" stars Molly McCook and Christopher Sanders talk about Thursday night's episode. Plus, McCook opens up about winning over the show's fans and life as a newlywed.

Kevin Pollak has been keeping busy in Hollywood. He stopped by Good Day LA to talk about his two new movies, charity organization and comedy podcast.

After much anticipation, "Bad Boys for Life," is starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence is out. Ms. Movie tells us what's worth watching at the cinema this weekend.

Elisabeth Rohm from the popular TV show Law and Order, stopped by Good Day LA Wednesday. In addition to her acting career, Rohm is also a trained emergency volunteer and has spent many years as a celebrity ambassador for the American Red Cross. She even gave blood for the first time in support of FOX 11's Blood Drive Telethon with the American Red Cross.