Arts, Culture & Entertainment

The $115.3 Million Acquisition of Yamaha Motor Usa's Former Headquarters Will Provide Essential Operational Space for the Growing, Landlocked Theme Park.

The Magic Kingdom Implements One of Its Smallest Overall Increases in Recent History, While a New Coaster at Universal Studios Hollywood Draws Complaints From Toluca Lake Residents.

The Burbank Entertainment Giant Laid Off Nearly 300 Employees and Offered Voluntary Separation Packages as It Seeks to Sharpen Its Corporate Focus Amid an Industry-Wide Consolidation.

Bob Chapek, in His New Book and Recent Comments, Addresses Criticism Regarding Significant Cost Increases and New Paid Offerings at Disneyland, Citing Strong Financial Performance During His Tenure.

Five Local High Schoolers Received a National Award for Their Documentary Film Exploring the Life and Artwork of Japanese American Artist Miné Okubo.

A Comparison of Two Prominent Southern California Destinations Reveals Differing Appeals for Residents Seeking Dining, Entertainment, and Cultural Experiences.

Residents Consider Value, Variety, and Atmosphere When Choosing Between the Vibrant Scenes of Downtown Santa Ana and the Sprawling Options of Long Beach for an Evening Out.

A National Trend of Increased Spending on Digital Platforms Finds Fertile Ground Among the County's Tech-Forward Population, Changing How Residents Spend Their Free Time.

Residents Frequently Discuss the Distinct Dining and Entertainment Experiences Offered by Two Prominent Southern California Destinations.

The Local Chorus, Which Started with 13 Singers, Has Grown Into a Community of Over 100 Voices, Offering Connection and Visibility While Announcing an Ambitious Anniversary Season and New Ensembles.

Residents Increasingly Choose In-Home Experiences, Mirroring a National Trend and Influencing Local Businesses and Cultural Engagement.

While Both Cities Draw From the Region's Vast Population Base, They Present Notably Different Options for an Evening Out.

The Local Chorus Celebrates a Quarter-Century of Performances and Community Building, Introducing New Initiatives for Singers Across the Region.

“the End of Oak Street,” Starring Anne Hathaway, Offers a Blend of Family Drama and Sci-Fi Chaos, Drawing Comparisons to Classic Summer Blockbusters.

Amidst Evolving Social Habits and a Shifting Economy, Orange County Residents Are Redefining How They Spend Their Free Time, Integrating Vibrant Local Scenes with Cost-Effective Digital Experiences.

The New Universal Pictures Release, Starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner, Navigates a World Where Premarital Sex Is Limited to an Annual 12-Hour Window.

The A24 Release, Opening This Month, Explores a Specific Period From the Chef and Travel Host's Early Life.

As U.s. Consumer Spending on Online Entertainment Rises, Orange County Residents Increasingly Integrate Digital Options Into Their Leisure Activities.

Construction Has Commenced on 39 Commons, a Multi-Phase Shopping Center at Beach Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue, Set to Include In-N-Out, Dutch Bros, and Dave's Hot Chicken.