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Liam Neeson’s thriller “Honest Thief” stole the top spot at the box office in yet another quiet weekend of moviegoing.

Dr. Cat Begovic is back on E! with a reboot of “Dr. 90210” that features an all-woman cast of plastic surgeons. She talks about the importance of bringing more women into her field and about how she’s continuing to perform plastic surgeries with extra protections against COVID-19.

For decades, the word “superhero” brought to mind characters like Superman, Spider-Man and Batman. All straight white men. But that’s been changing. Yusuf Omar of Hashtag Our Stories visited the Black Comic Book Festival in NYC this January to learn why diverse superheroes are so important.

The lights on Broadway are set to remain dark until at least January, but there will be a plethora of new online productions of some of classic plays this fall with a handful of self-isolating actors, including Matthew Broderick, Morgan Freeman, Patti LuPone, Laura Linney and David Alan Grier.

Luis Miranda, the father of “Hamilton” creator Lin-Manuel, and filmmaker John James joined LX News to discuss their new HBO documentary “Siempre, Luis,” which tells Miranda’s life story of moving to the mainland U.S. from Puerto Rico and dedicating his life to helping Latino communities.

Emmy Award-winning actress Sarah Michelle Gellar says she’s “trying to take the good with the bad” during the pandemic. That includes coping with the ups and downs of helping her kids learn from home as well as finding the best solution for her son’s diagnosis with myopia, or nearsightedness.

Actor Nico Tortorella tells “Walking Dead” fans to get ready for high action, lots of fight sequences, and post-apocalyptic zombies in their new limited series that is set to premiere on AMC on October 4.

Pop star Scott Helman recently released his new album “Nonsuch Park,” dedicated to the loving memory of his late grandfather. We had the pleasure of welcoming the Canadian singer, performing “Lois,” he says is one of his favorites.

As out-of-work artists leave expensive cultural centers like New York City, and venues struggle not to close permanently, concerns are growing about whether the arts industry can recover from the pandemic.

Emmy-winning actress Laverne Cox pulled back the curtain on “Bad Hair” on Hulu, her new horror-comedy about a haunted hair weave, which she says recounts the horror of white supremacy and false beauty standards for Black women.

JT Hodges is bringing help and heart to the people of The Bahamas one year after the destruction of Hurricane Dorian with his new single “Sandman.” The country singer performed the new relief song for LX News and shared his ties with the island and how the tribute came about.

“Teen Wolf” actress Holland Roden stars in a new horror movie, “Follow Me,” that was inspired by the real-life dangers of massive social media fame. Roden, meanwhile, is teaching her own followers about the joys of van life.

Ewan McGregor and his best friend Charley Boorman joined LX News to talk about having the adventure of a lifetime for their new Apple TV travel series, “Long Way Up.” The two traveled 13,000 miles over 100 days on electric motorcycles, from the tip of South America to Los Angeles, never knowing where they’d be stopping next.

Paris Hilton says she “finally feels free” after discussing her time at a Utah boarding school as a teenager.

HGTV’s “Help! I Wrecked My House” stars Jasmine Roth, who tells us all about filming her new show while she was pregnant, tackling DIY projects during quarantine and leaving corporate America to pursue her passion of home renovation.

Katherine Ryan says her new Netflix show “The Duchess” is the “disruptive” and “fierce” comedy she wants to watch herself. She talks about the new show, motherhood, privilege and how she got fired from Hooters.

Rob Mayeda explains why the sky turned from blue to orange due to the wildfires.

The drinking fountain has a rich, troubling history and it has played an essential role in millions of people’s lives worldwide, providing access to a fundamental human right. But now, as we face a world where COVID-19 remains a danger, will the communal water fountain become a relic of times gone by?

Journalists Jemele Hill and Cari Champion made their careers in sports reporting, but haven’t been afraid to speak out on a range of controversial subjects. Their new show, “Cari & Jemele Stick to Sports” on Vice TV, will tackle sports, race, culture, politics and gender.

Drew Barrymore says three times is more than enough when it comes to marriage.