The Scene

Tribeca Film Festival is set to launch a drive-in film series Thursday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena that will feature more than 30 iconic films. The drive-in series, which will run through July 26, kicks off at 4:45 p.m. with a free showing of the documentary “John Lewis: Good Trouble” about the longtime Georgia congressman, along with ...

The retail corporation is turning 160 of its parking lots into pop-up film-watching spots in the months ahead.

The Tony Award-winning cast of “Hamilton: An American Musical” is bringing the Broadway production to your living room. Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail tell NBC LA entertainment reporter Heather Brooker why this musical is more important now than ever before. It streams on Disney + July 3.

The mountaintop art installation will send colorful illumination to various locations around Pasadena.

Two different assembled packages, one ready to eat and one ready to grill, are available for pick-up or delivery at the West Third barbecue house.

The festive, enjoy-at-home packs brim with confection-cool components like frozen custard and toppings.

Members started visiting on June 17, while July 1 is the San Marino landmark’s welcome-back date for nonmembers.

The historic ship’s Halloween-eerie autumntime treat is canceled, but the Long Beach landmark is already looking to 2021.

AmericaFest at the Rose Bowl turns 94, while Grand Park’s music-filled gathering will include a line-up of local music artists.

The yellow watermelons at Tanaka Farms are in full burst, while Randy’s Donuts is offering limited-time Lemon Old-Fashioned doughnuts.

The puggle, now four months old, is “gaining strength and thriving.”

The Aquarium of the Pacific will offer a four virtual talks in July, all themed to places around the globe.

Er, we mean “would,” of course. Enter the the National Park Foundation’s 2020 Share the Experience competition now.