“This idea of the impostor syndrome, it’s real with every actor,” said Clooney, who directed “The Midnight Sky.” “Because to be successful at any level in this industry means that you’re beating such huge odds.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
"I grew up cutting tobacco in Kentucky for $3 an hour," Clooney said. "Most people don’t get to do what they love for a living.... If we ever get to the position where we think it’s owed to us, then we should get out of the business" latimes.com/entertainment-…
Clooney also talked about a "humiliating" moment he once had on set.
But we talked to the actors about so much more, including how Chadwick Boseman's death impacted them as fellow actors. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Delroy Lindo, who stars in the Spike Lee film “Da 5 Bloods,” also revealed what happened to him when he got coronavirus in March.
Speaking of entertainment, streaming platforms like HBO Max and Disney+ are struggling with a phenomenon known as “churn" latimes.com/entertainment-…
Will Biden be good for Hollywood? Here's how his policies will impact entertainment latimes.com/entertainment-…
"Something I’ve found with the more successful people I’ve got to work with is we all have a sense of impostor syndrome. We’re sometimes thinking, 'What the hell am I doing here?”' says Riz Ahmed, who stars in “Sound of Metal” latimes.com/entertainment-…
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Here's who Natalie Biden is, and why social media was discussing her during the presidential inauguration in Washington, D.C. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Natalie, one of seven grandchildren of President Joe Biden, was one of the fashionable standouts.
The 16-year-old stole the runway show with a monochromatic pink coat and matching mask latimes.com/entertainment-…
Social media was buzzing Wednesday about the younger Biden’s all-pink look.
“Good riddance,” said Nydia Ngiow, the former trade negotiator for the Singaporean government who spent several years working in Washington in her government’s embassy. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
The gloves — made from repurposed wool sweaters and lined with fleece made from recycled plastic bottles — first blew up when Sanders wore them a year ago at the Seacoast Women’s March in Portsmouth, N.H.
As @BerniesMittens highlights, the brown, black and cream mittens were created by Jen Ellis, a second-grade teacher from Essex Junction, Vt., and a partner she designed the pattern with. latimes.com/lifestyle/stor…
When Kamala Harris was sworn in as the nation’s first female, Black and Asian American vice president, celebrations ricocheted across the country — especially among the Howard University community, Harris’ alma mater.
“This is a great day for Harris, for Howard and for our country as a whole. It is a great day for the African American community, the South Asian American community and all American communities,” said Howard President Wayne Frederick in a statement. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
Members of the university community used the hashtag “HU2WH” on Twitter to mark Harris’ achievement of a historic first — the ascension of a historically Black university alumna to the White House. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
Gorman became the youth poet laureate of Los Angeles at age 16 in 2014 and the first national youth poet laureate three years later latimes.com/entertainment-…
She grapples with a speech impediment.
"I don’t look at my disability as a weakness,” said Gorman. “It’s made me the performer that I am and the storyteller that I strive to be." latimes.com/entertainment-…