California Legislature expands Film and TV Tax Credit Program to $750 million, boosting jobs and economic activity in the state.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation expanding California’s film and TV tax credit to $750M to keep production local.

The Holmby Hills property—only a few houses from the Playboy Mansion—was built in the 1930s to resemble an English country ...

The Arensberg Estate was famous in the 1920s and beyond for its collection of works featuring the likes of Picasso and Dali ...

Conor Coady in advanced talks over a move from Leicester City and Wolves defender Nasser Djiga closing in on loan switch and ...

Emmy Award-winning actor and Television Academy Hall of Fame inductee Winkler ( Barry, Royal Pains, Happy Days) will host a ...

This family-run Thai restaurant in Sherman Oaks has a superpower: shape-shifting. Tuesdays are for Thai-inspired tacos and tostadas, which make sense the second you taste them, or for cheffy, one ...

Some of these tunes are classics known and sung all over the world. Others are deep cuts, cult bangers, or hardcore fan faves ...

UEFA has officially dismissed Real Madrid’s appeal against disciplinary sanctions levied on Antonio Rüdiger, Kylian Mbappé, ...

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