Better Things season 3 TV billboards...

With Louis C.K. seemingly becoming more and more offensive in his comedy since his sexual misconduct was confirmed and he was forced to step back from the spotlight, it's time for the show he co-created with Pamela Adlon to move on to Better Things.

The Golden Globe nominated funny lady (who also directs all of the episodes) is back as 'Sam Fox' for the third season of her FX comedy of being a mother to three kids and juggling the pressures of being an actress and single parent with an aging mother (played by Celia Imrie) living in Hollywood.

These striking black and white season three billboards with Downtown L.A.'s city skyline lights in the background were spotted along the Sunset Strip, Santa Monica Boulevard, La Brea Avenue and Pico Boulevard on February 6, 2019.

Fans of the FX show can also check out all these previous season promo and awards consideration billboards for Better Things filling the skies in recent years.

There's something freeing and liberating about this ad creative, so let's hope that only means Better Things for the series itself.

UPDATED: Here's also a season four billboard featuring artistic impressions of Pamela Adlon and her three on-screen daughters, spotted along Olympic Boulevard on February 20, 2020.

Hot Streets season 2 TV billboard...

Adult Swim weren't kidding when they said they'd soon be back to turning heads again after they were ousted from their years-long regular billboard site along the Sunset Strip.

This wacky season two billboard for Hot Streets certainly stands out in their new location, and you may not have any idea who or what this creature is, but you can't miss him.

As you can only imagine the FBI agents of Hots Streets are back on the case for more bonkers animated adventures this year.

This sophomore season billboard which makes you go "WTF?!?" was snapped along Sunset Boulevard on February 22, 2019, and fans of the show can also check out this more traditional Hot Streets season one billboard.

Let's hope this weird and wonderful special extension cut-out billboard puts a smile on your face midway through the working week.

World of Dance season 3 TV billboards...

You can always tell when it's a new TV season, when all the reality talent competition series starting reappearing in the city skyline.

In this instance it's World of Dance back for a third season of global competition on NBC.

This time around Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo and Derek Hough return to judge the contestants, but it looks like Jenna Dewan won't be returning to host, but she plans to come back to mentor some of the dancers.

This season three billboard was first spotted above the Sunset Strip on February 21, 2019, and fans of the show can also check out these previous season billboards for World of Dance.

With reality programming like World of Dance, The Voice and America's Got Talent, NBC really does have the world of variety television covered throughout the year these days.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy consideration for the show spotted along Santa Monica Boulevard on June 16, 2019.

Captain Marvel movie billboards...

In last year's Avengers: Infinity War fifty per cent of the universe's population was wiped from reality with a snap of 'Thanos' fingers, including some of the Earth's Mightiest Heroes, the Sorcerer Supreme, 'Spider-Man' and the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Now it's time for a brand new cinematic hero to take flight with 'Captain Marvel' exploding onto the big screen this March.

Brie Larson stars in Marvel Studios first female-led movie and brings U.S. Air Force pilot 'Carol Danvers' to life.

First appearing in Marvel Comics male Captain Marvel series in the late 1960s (created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Gene Colan) and later headlining her own solo 'Ms. Marvel' comic in the 70s and eventually taking on the mantle of Captain Marvel in the 2000s.

This movie version of the character jettisons some of her storied past, and her swimsuit and thigh-high boots look, for her redesigned uniform by artist Jamie McKelvie from writer Kelly Sue DeConnick's run on her redefining Captain Marvel series from 2012.

This origin story is set in the 1990s and sees the heroine fighting intergalactic battles against the shape-shifting alien Skrulls as part of the Kree's elite military Starforce team, plus exploring her human past and tackling her mission on Earth with the aid of younger S.H.I.E.L.D. agents 'Nick Fury' (Samuel L. Jackson) and 'Phil Coulson' (Clark Gregg).

Lashana Lynch also plays her old U.S. Air Force friend 'Maria Rambeau', whilst Lee Pace and Djimon Hounsou reprise their respective roles as 'Ronan' and 'Korath' from the first GOTG movie, joining the likes of Jude Law, Gemma Chan and Annette Bening as part of the alien Kree, whilst Ben Mendelsohn supplies the sinister Skrull threat.

Daily Billboard was first teased with the Captain Marvel movie billboard over Hollywood Boulevard on January 4, then captured these giant-sized and landscape versions from February 12 to February 22, 2019, along the Sunset Strip, Beverly Boulevard and Cahuenga Boulevard.

You can also catch a glimpse of Brie Larson in these Kong: Skull Island movie billboards, whilst for more kick-ass super-heroines be sure to check out these Wonder Woman movie billboards, these Supergirl TV billboards, these Avengers movie billboards and this Agent Carter TV billboard.

Are you ready to go higher, further and faster with Marvel's newest solo cinematic hero? Here's hoping she soars at the box office and photon-blasts her way into audiences hearts.

UPDATED: Fans of the box office smash can also enjoy these screen-used Captain Marvel movie costumes on display.

2019 Oscar nominee billboards...

The waiting is almost over and a seemingly endless awards season in Hollywood is about to come to an end for another year (for a few months at least) with the 91st Academy Awards, more popularly known as the Oscars.

Tonight is La La Land's biggest night in film and after the Golden Globes, Critics' Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards and more besides, it's finally time to hand out some golden Oscar statues (and we don't even need a host of the ceremony to do it). 

These past few months in addition to all the movies being released at cinemas, on streaming services and cable channels, the skies of L.A. have also been full of films campaigning to be considered and nominated for one of the most coveted entertainment industry accolades.

First up are a collection of billboards for Marvel Studios Black Panther, the worldwide box office smash and first ever superhero movie to receive an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.

Ryan Coogler's film starring Chadwick Boseman as the titular king of the hidden technologically-advanced African nation of Wakanda has scored seven Academy Awards nominations, including for Best Costume Design for Ruth E. Carter.

These consideration billboards featuring the fearless Lupita Nyong'o as super spy 'Nakia' and 'T'Challa's' genius sister 'Shuri' (Letitia Wright) about to head into battle were photographed along the Sunset Strip, Westwood Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard from February 3 to February 6, 2019.

Keeping in the superhero spirit, this year another Marvel character winning all the accolades is 'Miles Morales' (voiced by Shameik Moore) in the animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

This new ultimate take on the web-slinger introduces a teenage Afro-Latino Spider-Man to a wider audience as he and other spider-themed heroes from across the multiverse race against time to save reality.

This Oscar nominee billboard for emotionally-charged and visually stunning movie was photographed above La Cienega Boulevard on February 6, 2019.

Another film up for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature this year is the sequel to the 2004's Oscar-winning Disney/Pixar family superhero adventure, The Incredibles.

This time around the super-powered 'Parr' family face a new nefarious threat and the emergence of baby 'Jack-Jack's' amazing abilities and this sweet billboard for Incredibles 2 was spotted along Barham Boulevard on February 4, 2019. And they said superhero movies were just a fad.

In the world of science fiction Steven Spielberg was mashing up nostalgic pop culture characters in the virtual world of Ready Player One and garnering an Academy Award nomination for Best Visual Effects.

This nominee billboard featuring avatars 'Art3mis' and 'Parzival' was spied along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on February 6.

Meanwhile this other version with the DeLorean car from Back to the Future was spotted above Westwood Boulevard on February 23, 2019.

This year Glenn Close has been snatching all the Best Actress trophies and was nominated for her seventh Oscar for her outstanding role in The Wife.

Will she finally take home the prize this year for playing the spouse questioning her life choices in Stockholm whilst her husband (played marvelously by Jonathan Pryce) is slated to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.

This winning consideration billboard for The Wife was snapped along Sunset Boulevard at Fairfax Avenue on January 30, 2019.

This year Glenn Close surprisingly shared the Best Actress gong at the Critics' Choice Awards with Lady Gaga for her breakout performance in Bradley Cooper's remake of A Star Is Born.

His directorial debut is nominated for eight Oscars this year including Best Picture with nods for Best Actress for Gaga, Best Actor for Bradley Cooper and Best Supporting Actor for Sam Elliott.

The marketing team for the movie have obviously had fun this awards season, even using a billboard featuring Lady Gaga's ingenue alter-ego from the movie, 'Ally', outside the infamous Chateau Marmont hotel echoing the film.

These Oscar nominee billboards for A Star Is Born were snapped along the Sunset Strip, La Cienega Boulevard and at Warner Bros Studios in Burbank, California from February 3 to February 18, 2019.

Another movie receiving eight nominations this year was Adam McKay's dark comedy biopic, Vice, about George W. Bush's Veep, Dick Cheney.

Christian Bale plays the shifty politician and garnered his fourth Oscar nomination, whilst Amy Adams scored her sixth nomination for portraying his wife, Sam Rockwell his second nom for playing 'Dubya' and filmmaker Adam McKay notched up his fifth Academy Award nomination with nods for Best Picture, Best Directing and Best Original Screenplay.

These Vice nominee billboards, including the cleverly designed Star and Stripes version, were spotted along the Sunset Strip on February 6 and above Westwood Boulevard the next day.

This year Willem Dafoe received his fourth Academy Award nomination for acting, this time for his portrayal of the iconic painter Vincent Van Gogh in At Eternity's Gate.

This consideration billboard for the movie about the artist who famously severed part of his own ear was first spied along the Sunset Strip on February 3, 2019.

Meanwhile Spike Lee was back with a vengeance this awards season with BlacKkKlansman based on Ron Stallworth's 2014 memoir.

The film is nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Directing and Best Adapted Screenplay, and is inspired by the true story of an African American police officer (played by John David Washington) from Colorado Springs who manages to infiltrate and expose the local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan with the help of a Jewish colleague (Adam Driver).

This duo of Oscar consideration billboards for the movie was spotted on either side of the eastbound Sunset Strip on February 11, 2019.

In the world of documentaries National Geographic's Free Solo is up for Best Documentary Feature. The rock climbing film by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin follows free climber Alex Honnold on his climb of Yosemite's 3,000ft high El Capitan Wall with no ropes or safety gear.

This billboard for the digital release of the Oscar nominee was spotted at Fox Studios along Pico Boulevard on February 23, 2019.

Pawel Pawlikowski's Cold War was also enjoying Oscar acclaim this year with three nominations including Best Director and Best Foreign Language Film.

The black and white film starring Tomasz Kot and Joanna Kulig is set in 1950s and tells the love story of a music director who falls for a singer and tries to persuade her to flee from communist Poland to France.

These Oscar nominee billboards for the movie loosely inspired by the director's parents lives were snapped above the Sunset Strip and Westwood Boulevard on February 6, 2019.

Another film snatching a Best Foreign Language Film and Best Motion Picture nomination along with eight others was Netflix's original film, Roma, by Alfonso Cuarón.

The black and white film is based on the writer and director's own life experiences and tells the story of a middle class family's maid in Mexico City in the 1970s during a period of societal and personal upheavals.

Newcomer Yalitza Aparicio plays 'Cleo', the live-in housekeeper who cares for the children of Marina de Tavira's 'Sofia' both nominated for Best Actress and Supporting Actress respectively, and the film is named after the Colonia Roma neighborhood of Mexico City.

This is the first original film from the streaming giant that has received a Best Picture Academy Award nomination.

It has already taken home industry trophies like Golden Globes, BAFTAs and Critics' Choice Awards this season, so it's no wonder the skies of Hollywoodland have been filled with campaign billboards these past months.

This evocative collection of Oscar campaign billboards were photographed along Sunset Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard and Highland Avenue from January 30 to February 22, 2019.

If you like all these black and white ad creatives, make sure you also check out all these other Roma movie billboards from recent times.

Another original Netflix film receiving some attention this year was the Western anthology from the Coen Brothers, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.

With Netflix and streaming services often touted as the death knell of cinema, both films received limited theatrical releases to qualify for the Oscars, and this collection of six stories from the Wild West garnered three nominations, including for Best Costume Design for Mary Zophres.

These nominee billboards featuring Zoe Kazan for 'The Gal Who Got Rattled' vignette were snapped along the Sunset Strip from January 30 to February 6, 2019.

As you can see it's been a busy awards season and the streets and skies of the City of Angels have been crammed with consideration billboards hoping to catch the eye of Academy voters.

Now it's time to throw on your best gown and tuxedo and walk the red carpet. Lights, camera, action. 

And the Oscar goes to.

UPDATED: It may not have won the Oscar, but this cool consideration billboard for Ready Player One with its homage to The Shining with the spooky twin girls was spotted above Ventura Boulevard on February 25, 2019.