California
Passers-by on Avenue 64 at the southern tip of the San Rafael Hills in Pasadena may wonder why the steeple of the Church of the Angels has no cap--until they notice that sitting beside the church on the grass is a steeple cap.
Dec. 4, 1991
High School Sports
Pasadena Poly High has long known the virtue of patience, a quality that came in handy during the Southern Section Division IV girls’ soccer championship Saturday against La Reina.
March 7, 1993
Sports
In baseball trades, there are winners and, well, losers
Aug. 5, 2012
Photos of Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
May 6, 2019
Music
Those days when Miles Jaye was an awkward, braces-wearing fifth grader in Brooklyn who suffered the taunts of kids in the neighborhood because he was studying the violin seem pretty distant in more ways than one.
Dec. 20, 1987
Entertainment & Arts
Many small NoHo theaters are expanding in 2000, and producing more mature works.
Dec. 31, 1999
These may be the dog days of August, but Scooby doesn’t seem the worse for wear.
Aug. 12, 1999
Movies
The documentary “The Red Pill” starts with self-proclaimed feminist documentarian Cassie Jaye googling “rape culture,” which leads her down the Internet rabbit hole of men’s rights activists.
Oct. 13, 2016
24 Frames
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April 12, 2012
By the time you read this story, Jaye Davidson--best supporting actor nominee for “The Crying Game”--will probably be in Los Angeles to attend Monday night’s Academy Awards ceremony.
March 28, 1993