The British government was aware of "drumbeats in Washington" in early 2001 calling for the toppling of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein but...
A stamp in Heidemarie Kremer's passport reveals her health status as HIV-positive.
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Thousands of people, some of whom had camped out overnight, stood in line outside the L.A. Dream Center in Echo Park on Saturday to...
With the global climate change summit in Copenhagen just a few weeks away, gloom has settled in many quarters over the increasing...
The European Union wants to become a more influential and higher-profile alliance, but its leaders picked a pair of relative unknowns...
He's smart, he's modest, he writes haiku about going bald. He looks like an absent-minded professor, and his public name recognition outside...
Fury in Ireland. Disillusionment in Russia. Regret in Costa Rica.
The French government had to invent a holiday for it, but now it's taken on the patina of tradition. Every year at midnight on the third...
At 82, the Academy Awards are long overdue for some cosmetic enhancement. And the show's producers have tapped a new director they hope...
Hershey Co., hoping to expand its overseas presence, has lined up a potential partner as the most recognizable name in American chocolate...
The once-threatened film program at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art continues to thrive, and this excellent series is a chance to...
"Pirate Radio," the movie, isn't really about pirate radio. It may take place on a boat in England's North Sea in the late '60s, but...
Frances Lasker Brody, a philanthropist, arts advocate and collector who influenced the development of Los Angeles' cultural life as a...
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