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Major studios are once again preparing for the Writers Guild of America to strike, but much has changed since the last walkout in 2007-2008.
Rick Singer’s pitch was simple: For a fee he could help get children of affluent parents spots on athletic teams, even if they didn’t play the sport.
Female mayors are not only much more likely to face violence or abuse, but are also more likely to experience abuse of a sexualized nature.
But there could be other tax implications you haven’t considered. Also, a reader’s complicated Social Security claiming plan could spell trouble.
A look at what could happen when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Tennessee Titans in the AFC championship game Sunday.
President Trump’s legal team accused House Democrats of trying to overturn the 2016 election in an angry response Saturday to the impeachment trial summons issued by the Senate.
Messages released this week indicate Nunes’ office was aware of efforts to gather dirt on Biden in Ukraine.
Once described as “more labradoodle than Doberman,” Adam Schiff got tough on President Trump. That’s made him both a hero and a pariah.
The allegations against Harvey Weinstein are now set to culminate in a trial that is undoubtedly a landmark case for women’s rights. But despite the potential for a life sentence, advocates contend that the trial is just one milestone in a long crusade for systemic, lasting change.
The clock is ticking for the Packers’ Aaron Rodgers, but he’s the only quarterback left with Super Bowl experience.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off and propelled its crew capsule out of harm’s way in a test of an emergency astronaut escape.
With the slower pace and detail-oriented focus of going on foot, I hoped to understand bugs, birds and reptiles, not just see them.
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Frieda Caplan, the first woman to own and run a produce company in the U.S. and is credited for introducing hundreds of exotic fruits and veggies to American markets, is dead. She was 96. -
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A Mexican couple has worked the same goat-meat stand for 20 years, using a family recipe that hasn’t changed in half a century.
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The bravery of some Jews in the civil rights movement did not necessarily reflect American Jewish attitudes at that time.
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Research on the coast of Tunisia shows relatively rapid erosion caused by development, a dramatic finding that can be applied to Southern California.
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The nation’s cities have drawn President Trump’s contempt, but they’re where most of us live.
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A look at what could happen when the San Francisco 49ers host the Green Bay Packers in the NFC championship game Sunday.
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A woman was fatally stabbed at a location on Pico Boulevard in Arlington Heights early Sunday. Another woman was taken into custody in the death.
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As most Californians pay higher gas taxes for road repairs, many electric-car owners, including several state lawmakers, get a free pass on added costs.
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Azaria says he has no plans to continue voicing the character. But that isn’t to say the Indian immigrant convenience store owner Azaria brought alive for 30 years won’t live on.
Oscar nominations arrived Monday ... and the best picture race could be over by this weekend.
The Recording Academy places President and CEO Deborah Dugan on administrative leave with the Grammy Awards fast approaching. Insiders trade accusations.
Frank Cruz always told other people’s stories. Now, he tells all in his memoir about his days as a reporter, Telemundo co-founder and everything in between. He carved paths for others along the way.
Pretty soon, LeBron will pass Kobe for third on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. For Bryant, it will be something to celebrate.
The Las Vegas Raiders certainly has a ring to it and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell noted the possibility of Las Vegas hosting the Super Bowl.
Santa Anita has its third and fourth horse deaths since the new meeting started but still trails last year’s pace. Both horses died on the turf.
The clock is ticking for the Packers’ Aaron Rodgers, but he’s the only quarterback left with Super Bowl experience.
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Wildfires in Australia are overrunning vast ecosystems and their wildlife. Nearly half of Kangaroo Island has burned.
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Brookside is an enclave in Mid-Wilshire that is named for the water that runs from the Hollywood Hills through the neighborhood and out to Ballona Creek.
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L.A. is fuming over World Series cheating, feeling the history books contain a lie.
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Here are the four Orange County restaurants that made our 101 Best Restaurants list.
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That night, when I ran away, he had grabbed me by the shoulders and shook me hard and there was anger in his voice when he said, “You’re drinking too much and you have to stop.”
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The hotel-casino will close Feb. 3 to make way for a new Virgin Hotel, set to debut in late fall.
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Los haitianos obtuvieron protección para permanecer en EE.UU después de un terremoto devastador. Una década después, Trump quiere que eso termine
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Los Kings y los Ducks están entre los equipos de la NHL que trabajan para llegar a una nueva audiencia. “A medida que la demografía de América del Norte está cambiando, sabemos que debemos ser relevantes”, dice un funcionario de la liga.
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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Scholars are building a record of memories from the Armenian diaspora that chronicle an often untold perspective on life under the Ottoman Empire.
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Tommy the horse was so weak after the Thomas fire, adoption was uncertain. Then he met Anne Scioscia.
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When the Camp fire hit Paradise, scores of volunteers wanted to help, but good hearts are not a defense against danger.
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Major studios are once again preparing for WGA strike, but much has changed since the last walkout in 2007-2008.
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Rick Singer’s pitch was simple: For a fee he could help get children of affluent parents spots on USC and UCLA athletic teams, even if they didn’t play the sport. In fact, most didn’t.
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Female mayors are not only much more likely to face violence or abuse, but are also more likely to experience abuse of a sexualized nature.
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The Iranian official leading the investigation into the accidental shootdown of a Ukrainian jetliner appeared to backtrack on plans to send the flight recorders abroad for analysis
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Bodies of 11 Ukrainians killed when a passenger plane over Tehran was targeted in an Iranian missile attack arrived in Ukraine for a farewell ceremony.
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People discovered a warehouse with water, cots and other emergency supplies, then set off a social media uproar when they broke in to get the goods.
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Members of a religious sect who believed they were “anointed by God” allegedly killed seven people and tortured more in a remote indigenous community of Panama.
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Garden-related events include workshops in soil building and
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Pae White’s art installations at the Beverly Center have taken over the walls along the five-story escalators.
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Snow Valley Mountain Resort has been teaching youngsters about the slopes for more than half a century.
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Snow is one of the winter perks that’s materializing this season in the local mountains.
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Charlie Sheen, the late Debbie Reynolds and actor Jonathan Frakes make real estate headlines.
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Rapper French Montana has listed his Hidden Hills home, once owned by Selena Gomez, for sale at $6.599 million. Also: Forest Whitaker has sold his Hollywood Hills compound, and 5 Seconds of Summer guitarist Michael Clifford has found new ground in Valley Village.
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As work begins on a Tesla factory in Germany, Elon Musk is taking his fight for the future of transport to the heartland of the combustion engine.
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In a house of themed spaces, Thorne created a wall of roses for her ultra pink dining room. A hot glue gun is a key tool in her arsenal.
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Travel readers respond to a rich variety of content, including Real ID and more travel mistakes.
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The lights were supposed to be the star of the show. And they were spectacular. But I also fell in love with Canada’s frosty Yukon.
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These are hard questions for the flying public; there are no easy answers. And they could alter your travel life.
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Despite a strange start, early tallies show the park drew just shy of 3 million visitors in 2019. Its crowds are growing faster than those at any other California national park.
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Classic movies, film festivals, etc., in L.A. for Jan. 19-26 include Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather” and “The Godfather Part II” plus “An American in Paris” starring Gene Kelly
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Although the award is not a strictly reliable Oscar predictor, it does add to ‘1917’s’ momentum.
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Former Grammys CEO Neil Portnow’s remark that female artists needed to “step up” triggered actions leading to the hiring and ultimate ouster of successor Deb Dugan.
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Paradigm Talent Agency laid off 30 people on Friday, according to a person familiar with the situation who declined to be named. It was part of the agency’s effort to eliminate redundancies caused by its recent acquisitions in the music space, the person said.
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Actor Alan Alda and Scripps Research will transform scientists into master storytellers
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Federal authorities moved Los Angeles attorney Michael Avenatti to New York on Friday ahead of a trial later this month on charges that he tried to extort more than $20 million from sports giant Nike, his attorney said.
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The 7-Eleven clerk, a father of four who came to the U.S. from Pakistan, has severe brain damage, according to his family.
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OneLife LA, held downtown Saturday, is the Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ counter to the Women’s March, though it’s two years older.More Coverage
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High school basketball scores from Saturday.
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All the Santa Anita races on Saturday were for Cal-breds, including five stakes races
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Conor McGregor returned to mixed martial arts by defeating Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone in 40 seconds at UFC 246 in one of his most dominant performances.
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The Lakers try different defensive tactics against Houston star James Harden with postseason in mind during their victory on Saturday night.
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With Bernie Sanders rising in the polls, it’s time to look at his foreign policy. Some of it aligns with Trump’s more than you might expect.
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The Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could make it easier to use public money to pay for religious schooling in many states.
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Attorneys are still trying to reach hundreds of parents of separated children as part of San Diego litigation
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The Democratic National Committee announced criteria for the first debate after voting begins in the 2020 presidential campaign, including a pathway to the stage based on delegate pledges.
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