After a Times report exposing the HFPA’s use of the Globes as a cash and perks cow, it’s hard to know how to cover the awards.
A battle over the Art Deco theater has brought chasms to the fore over LGBTQ rights, religion, arts and more.
With Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra up for a Cabinet post, activists have recommended, among others, a district attorney who has stopped seeking the death penalty in murder cases.
After being rescued from the brink of extinction, endangered California condors now face the threat of being killed by wind turbines.
In criticizing Health and Human Services nominee Xavier Becerra for not being a doctor, Cruz betrayed his ignorance about the kind of Cabinet we need.
Data analysis shows vast inequities across L.A. County during the surge.
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Newsom flatly rejects the suggestion that politics have played a role in his pandemic decisions.
The U.S. now has a third vaccine to prevent COVID-19.
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Gascón has vowed sweeping reforms to the nation’s largest prosecutor’s office.
Some 80,000 Mexicans have disappeared in the last 15 years. Many are now thought to be in government custody — among the thousands of corpses that pass through morgues each year without ever being identified and end up in common graves.
In a post-pandemic world, will L.A. be a city of empty buildings and homeless people sleeping on the ground outside of them? Not if Rose Rios has a say.
Golfing legend Ben Hogan excelled after coming back from a horrific car crash in 1949. Fans hope Tiger Woods will be able to do the same after his crash.
The mystery over Lady Gaga’s stolen French bulldogs and attack on her dog walker deepened even after the dogs were safely recovered.
GOLDEN GLOBES
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Watch some of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s most memorable hosting moments from previous Golden Globes, Emmys and Oscars ceremonies and “SNL.”
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Whatever awards it may or may not win, Steve McQueen’s indelible anthology series “Small Axe” is a must-see window into London’s vibrant West Indian community.
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The organization said the perception that many members are not serious journalists is “outdated and unfair” and that it is committed to addressing the lack of Black members.
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Spend time with recent Column Ones — The Times’ signature storytelling. We’ve taken a look at how COVID-19 continues to change daily life: in L.A., paper cranes representing lives lost spark a global movement; in the Central Valley, the long-awaited relief of a vaccine for two healthcare workers and their family; and in Mexico, a young Catholic priest tries to save his diocese from the virus.
‘My parents’ worries became my own.’ L.A. students have taken on grueling work to support their families during the pandemic.
Coronavirus: What You Need To Know
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Each priority list tries to solve a tough problem: How can a limited supply of vaccines be allocated in a way that is equitable and practical?
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There’s still a risk if one person has been vaccinated against COVID-19 and another person hasn’t been, experts say.
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After a daughter asked her dad how to use a can opener, he let her struggle to figure it out. When kids ask for help, how should you respond?
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The Housing Element is the perfect opportunity to make Los Angeles’ housing and land-use policies match its leaders’ progressive rhetoric.
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Teaching young students only about what America did right is not only inaccurate; it’s a lot less interesting.
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The Times ran a column for more than six years extolling the virtues of a movement of compulsory sterilization to do away with those deemed ‘defective’ or ‘unfit.’
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The Flower Fields in Carlsbad, after being forced to close two weeks into its 2020 season, is set to reopen with new social distancing rules on Monday.
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Today’s car traveler must be a road warrior, never caught unawares by this strange new travel world.
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A section of California’s iconic road was washed out by heavy rains Jan. 28. Repairs start Monday.
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Staying indoors is driving us crazy. Thanks to a new company, you can book a garden in Los Angeles just like an Airbnb.
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The Desert X biennial in and around Palm Springs has released its artist lineup, led by Judy Chicago. She will stage her work near the Living Desert.
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Look, I’m 37 and in a no-B.S. zone. What you see is what you get. I’m at the point in my life where I’d rather get everything out on the table on Day One so there are no unwanted surprises.
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Five Black journalists in conversation about working on the frontlines, covering what many have called the dual pandemic of COVID-19 and systemic racism.
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For many patients, intubation can be a last effort to stave off death. But that doesn’t mitigate how terrifying the experience can be.
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The Marine was warned in 2019 about sharing racist material online, but an investigation began six months later after the posts made news.
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The New York attorney general and top judge will appoint an independent lawyer to investigate claims of sexual harassment lodged against Cuomo.
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Families in Nigeria waited anxiously for news of their daughters after more than 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped by gunmen from a government school.
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A sewing machine, a Pacific freighter and a Detroit family’s loss: The story of one body bag’s life cycle and the hands that touched it along the way.
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Never experiencing the relief of seeing COVID patients recover takes it toll on crematorium workers. One worries he’ll develop a ‘hard heart, a cold heart.’
The former NFL player and author to host the final episode after the show’s original host, Chris Harrison, was criticized for deflecting a contestant’s racist behavior in an interview.
At the core of “Allen v. Farrow” is “intense and harrowing” video of 7-year-old Dylan Farrow alleging abuse by Woody Allen. Here’s the story behind the tape.
By the end of ‘WandaVision’ Episode 8, Wanda Maximoff has been called ‘the Scarlet Witch.’ What does that really mean?
Michael Patrick F. Smith’s “The Good Hand,” about leaving the New York high life to toil in North Dakota oil fields, avoids the traps of stunt memoirs past.
The Mexican fighter dominates his challenger from Turkey, winning in the third round at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.
For columnist Dylan Hernández, it’s easy to see why UCLA gymnastics, and its push for social equality, is so popular with his 10-year-old daughter.
High schools and club teams are discussing how best to move forward in cooperative manner now that both can resume play.
The Angels didn’t make a splash in the offseason to revamp their pitching staff, but the team is adopting some new approaches to maximize effectiveness.
The New York attorney general and top judge will appoint an independent lawyer to investigate claims of sexual harassment lodged against Cuomo.
Families in Nigeria waited anxiously for news of their daughters after more than 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped by gunmen from a government school.
The U.N. office says it has ‘credible information’ that 18 have been killed and over 30 wounded in a crackdown on anti-coup protesters in Myanmar.
Earlier this month, employees at the Benito Juárez public library, in Zona Río, were startled when other government employees arrived to evict them.
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Mark Kelegian was looking for a business he could run in 2015, when he learned that L.A.'s iconic Randy’s Donuts was up for sale. Now the Newport Beach family is living the sweet life.
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Typically made with celery root, the French rémoulade slaw is made here with julienned kohlrabi and apple and dressed in yogurt.
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Wolfgang Puck is building an outdoor dining room and bar in front of Spago in Beverly Hills
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Se proyecta que Cyber Monday alcanzará $12.7 mil millones impulsados por la pandemia
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El miedo generalizado ha desaparecido, aunque no todo el mundo está preparado para retomar los hábitos anteriores a la pandemia tras recibir las dos dosis de la vacuna.
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Marjorie Leach, 101, is one of those men and women who are at least 100 years old and have survived COVID-19.
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A Mexican border camp built by Trump immigration policies has yet to be dismantled by Biden.
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Woods was already recovering from his fifth back surgery when he got behind the wheel Tuesday morning. By the time he was pulled from the vehicle, he was unable to stand.
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Vaccine eligibility requires proof. But as access expands officials have yet to establish what documents will be needed for verification, or a straightforward way to sort phony documents from real ones.
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Salads full of sliced crunchy vegetables make for a refreshing alternative to lettuce for the lunchtime staple.
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The Kentucky Derby picture is starting to become a little clearer as a lot of the contenders ran in their likely penultimate races before the Derby.
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This week: A dire report on COVID-19 and the creative economy; healthcare workers who turn to art; new leaders at CAAM, Colburn and Long Beach Opera.
EVENTS AND OFFERS
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The fallout over the HFPA’s lack of Black members continues publicly and behind the scenes.
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“The United States vs. Billie Holiday” tells the tale of the FBI’s targeting of the jazz singer, whose “Strange Fruit” became a protest anthem.
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Come pandemic or a bombshell Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. investigation, the 2021 Golden Globes will go on Sunday. Here’s how to watch and what to expect.
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Capt. Jonathan Tippet, who leads the Los Angeles Police Department’s Robbery-Homicide Division, confirmed Friday that Lady Gaga’s dogs “have been located and are safe.”
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A magnitude-3.6 earthquake was reported at 5:46 a.m. Sunday 63 miles from Porterville, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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A magnitude 3.8 earthquake was reported at 12:45 a.m. Sunday 28 miles from King City, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Plea deal returns $210 million in public school dollars to California, district attorney says.
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The protest started around noon and drew 20 to 30 people, said LAPD Officer Sean Murray. No arrests had been reported by 2 p.m., nor were vaccination efforts interrupted, he said.
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William Karlsson scores two goals, including the winning tally in overtime, to send the Ducks to a 3-2 loss. The Ducks are winless in their last six games.
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UCLA maintains a half-game lead over USC for first place in the Pac-12, but their sloppy play against Colorado ends their four-game winning streak.
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Matt Dumba scores in the final second of overtime to lift Minnesota to a 4-3 win over a Kings team that has struggled all season against the Wild.
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After jumping out ahead early, USC quickly ran into problems with its shooting in a 71-61 loss to Utah that complicates the Trojans’ Pac-12 title hopes.
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A second former aide has come forward with sexual harassment allegations against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
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Speakers take aim at liberalism, and of course California, at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida.
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Newsom flatly rejects the suggestion that politics have played a role in his pandemic decisions and has not publicly acknowledged the recall effort even as he shifts to campaign-style events in major media markets across the state.
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The concerns over patient privacy offer a glimpse into questions being raised about the scope of Blue Shield’s role as an independent overseer of California’s network of COVID-19 vaccine providers.
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Astronauts are taking a spacewalk outside the International Space Station to install support frames for new solar panels arriving later this year.
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Hong Kong police have detained 47 pro-democracy activists on charges of conspiracy to commit subversion under the sweeping national security law.
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As many as 10 death row inmates in Oklahoma could escape execution because of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling
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Prosecutors will appeal a judge’s ruling that the federal government’s eviction moratorium is unconstitutional.
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This February, several Black creators went viral with videos that offered a more nuanced and in-depth exploration of the Black experience in America.
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Fred Segal, the Los Angeles-based celebrity fashion retailer named-checked in “Clueless and “Legally Blonde,” is dead at 87.
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Why you should care about monarch butterflies, enjoy a musical accompaniment on your Griffith Park hike and marvel at these Yosemite firefall photos.
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‘Saturday Night Live’s’ most recent musical guest, ‘EL ÚLTIMO TOUR DEL MUNDO’ star Bad Bunny, went full snake plant in SNL’s ‘Loco’ music video with Ego Nwodim.
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The past week’s tumult in the $21-trillion Treasuries market has left shell-shocked traders positioned for even more losses ahead — raising pressure on Federal Reserve officials to respond to the startling run-up in yields.
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WhatsApp’s Jan Koum bought an $87-million beach house in Malibu, while Justin Bieber took a loss on his Beverly Hills home sale.
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Of the dozens of sites that allow writers to post a portfolio, four stand out.
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The pact announced Friday ends a legal fight over a stock transaction that collapsed, eliminating the need for a March 4 trial in Delaware.
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L.A. is full of phenomenal pools, spectacular spas and supercool five-star hotels waiting for us to explore. Now there’s a way to do that on a budget.
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A section of L.A.'s iconic road was washed out by heavy rains Jan. 28. Repairs start Monday.
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Channel Islands National Park is a gem hiding in plain sight. Here’s how to experience it online or in person.
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Travel by plane will be different this year, involving rules, regulations and requirements you might not have encountered before. Here is what to expect.
