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It was a strong night for HBO, bringing in numerous awards for its long-running hit ‘Game of Thrones’ and limited series ‘Chernobyl.’
Check out award-night fashions from the stars of “Pose,” “Barry” and more.
Billy Porter (“Pose”), Jharrel Jerome (“When They See Us”) and RuPaul (“Drag Race”) all had big Emmy wins, making it a historic night for black men.
The first 45 minutes of the Primetime Emmy Awards were solid, then the show got tedious. (Yes, the voice-over.) In the end, surprise winners and stirring speeches saved the night.
Is “Fleabag” a show about a sex addict, as Ben Stiller claimed at Sunday’s Emmy Awards? Twitter has some strong thoughts on that.
“Fleabag.” “Succession.” “Ozark.” “Pose.” In 2019, the Emmys finally learned how to harness the power of “peak TV.”
Random dance numbers, so many British winners, and who was that green fuzzy guy with the accountants?
The Emmys went off script this year with delightful, shocking wins for “Fleabag,” Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Jodie Comer.
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Senate Bill 276 was the legislative equivalent of a Rorschach test. Some saw it as government overreach, others as a victory for science over social media-fueled skepticism.
A state review found that students at Bayside Martin Luther King Jr. Academy have suffered under years of rapid staff turnover, inadequate class offerings, excessive discipline and substandard academic performance.
Some trains between Santa Monica and downtown L.A. have been so crammed that passengers with bicycles, wheelchairs and strollers have been stranded on platforms.
On the campaign trail, Elizabeth Warren rarely mentions her two decades teaching at Harvard, preferring to dwell on her humble roots in Oklahoma. Her path to the White House may depend on which version of her voters accept — prairie populist or Ivy League elitist.
“Downton Abbey” overperforms with $31 million as the Brad Pitt space thriller “Ad Astra” garners mixed reception and “Rambo: Last Blood” caps off franchise.
President Trump cites Biden and son but denies anything untoward in call with Ukraine president. Democrats demand investigation.
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The 37-person Freightliner bus operated by America Shengjia Inc. was traveling on State Highway 12 en route to Bryce Canyon National Park when the driver lost control, said UHP Corporal Chris Bishop. The bus driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, was “restrained,” Bishop said Sunday, but “I don’t believe anyone else had seat belts on in the bus.”
Chinese Embassy officials on Saturday said they had dispatched staffers to assist victims of a tour bus crash near Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah that killed four people and left 27 others on board critically injured.
Many African migrants who seek to go to the United States are stuck in southern Mexico. Some have set up a tent city to pressure Mexican authorities to let them proceed.
Among 2020 Democratic contenders, Bernie Sanders has attracted an unusually strong fandom among Muslims. Can they get him into office?
A woman who was severely burned in a domestic violence attack in Vermont is hoping for a second face transplant after doctors recently discovered tissue damage that likely will lead to the loss of her donor face.
Critic Bill Addison reviews breakfast, lunch and dinner at Walter and Margarita Manzke’s La Brea restaurant, Republique.
The Rams’ defense stopped the Cleveland Browns from inside the five-yard line during the final seconds to hold on for a 20-13 road victory.
So many things had to go right for UCLA after everything went wrong during a dramatic comeback victory over Washington State on Saturday night.
The Chargers struggled mightily to contain Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson, surrendering a 10-point lead in the second half to lose 27-20.
Dodgers left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu pitched well with Will Smith at catcher, which was as surprising as Ryu’s first career homer in a win over the Rockies.
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The irony of my mother’s murder is that it accomplished what she could not. It got my sister and me a little money.
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The Los Angeles city attorney recommends a citywide ban on flavored e-cigarettes and other tobacco products that appeal to kids. The council should do so. And quickly.
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Minority underrepresentation in the high-tech industry is nothing new. My father was the first black software engineer at IBM, which has a long history with racism.
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Con un número récord de nominaciones, ¿qué podría detener a “Game of Thrones” de un barrido de los Emmy de la temporada final? Tal vez esa última temporada.
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Es un estereotipo decir que todos los hombres de Los Ángeles son iguales...
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Controle a todos los ganadores en los 71 Primetime Emmys con nuestra lista de actualizaciones en vivo.
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Last year, 114 women were killed in Los Angeles County, the highest number since the beginning of the decade, according to a Times analysis of coroner and law enforcement records.
Seventeen presidential candidates and more than 10,000 people attended the Polk County Steak Fry in Des Moines. The gathering is one of a number of events in the Iowa caucus season that have grown from folksy roots to marquee campaign events.
Democratic donor Ed Buck’s arrest, long sought by activists, sparks questions of why the process took so long.
The Black Keys made tickets to their Wiltern show nontransferable to third-party vendors, leaving fans who bought tickets from sites such as StubHub turned away at the doors.
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Get ready for The Taste Costa Mesa, an incredible weekend of food, drinks, and demos from the best of SoCal.
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See, hear and interact with world-class authors, celebrities, chefs and newsmakers as they discuss their books and tell their stories.
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Bald eagles are choosing to nest close to human activity, but no one knows why.
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Covering a trivia contest is fun, but also a reminder that MLB needs to diversify its fan base.
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Each year the Society for American Baseball Research holds a contest that’s part bar exam, part National Spelling Bee.
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Of the more than 2,600 bills introduced this year in the California Legislature, none captured the public’s attention like Senate Bill 276. Prompted by an alarming rise in measles cases and allegations of questionable vaccine exemptions, it was the legislative equivalent of a Rorschach test.
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Some trains between Santa Monica and downtown L.A. have been so crammed that passengers with bicycles, wheelchairs and strollers have been stranded on platforms.
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Seventeen presidential candidates and more than 10,000 people attended the Polk County Steak Fry in Des Moines. The gathering is one of a number of events in the Iowa caucus season that have grown from folksy roots to marquee campaign events.
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And no, multiple Emmy winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge did not sleep with a hot priest as inspiration for the series’ acclaimed second season.
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Jonathan Van Ness was absent for the 71st Primetime Emmys, but that didn’t stop the rest of the “Queer Eye” cast from bringing intriguing looks to the arrivals carpet on Sunday.
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With a record-breaking number of nominations, what could stop “Game of Thrones” from a final-season Emmys sweep? Maybe that final season.
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Emmy winner Michelle Williams talks about pay equity and aging with Gwen Verdon in the FX limited series “Fosse/Verdon.”
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The crash at 806 S. Alvarado St. happened about 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Visas such as the E-2 allow children to come with their parents to the United States, but they can only stay until they are 21.
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Inspectors said compliance rules called for no scratches on dry storage casks
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Members, allies and critics of Fairview Community Church in Costa Mesa and the LGBTQ community surrounded the church’s driveway Saturday either in protest or protection of what was happening inside: a children’s story time with a drag queen.
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Aaron Donald was a relentless against Cleveland, a defensive tackle forever in the face of quarterback Baker Mayfield during Rams’ 20-13 victory.
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NBC “Sunday Night Football” producer Fred Gaudelli balances network innovation and viewer irritation in trying to improve the football TV experience.
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First-year pitching coach Doug White’s grasp of advanced analytics has helped Angels pitchers, even if the knowledge has yet to translate on the field.
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The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens in a battle of unbeatens while the Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboy and Buffalo Bills also improved to 3-0 with wins Sunday.
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Until this year, Trump’s disdain for alliances was mostly a theoretical problem. Now it’s a practical problem.
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Cory Booker’s campaign manager says the New Jersey senator might soon quit the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Vermont senator proposed revising a 2005 bankruptcy law to let people with high bills use the courts to seek relief, and eliminate the means-testing requirement to file for protection from creditors.
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The modest response, announced after the White House added new sanctions to Iran’s Central Bank, reflects an attempt to keep mounting tensions from escalating into war.
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An initial call to “storm Area 51" turned into a weekend festival of camping and partying in the dusty Nevada desert and trekking to remote gates of the military base.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s 2018 CBS interview in which he said Islam does not stipulate the wearing of the abaya has paved the way for Saudi women to go abaya-less in public. But those who do so risk harassment.
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For some Egyptians who lived through the 2011 revolution, a series of small weekend protests elicited nostalgia and a glimmer of hope for the future.
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All of the victims were wearing orange paper bands on their wrists. Police determined the victims initially went to a venue together.
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Top trends and takeaways from the 2019 Emmy Awards arrivals red carpet
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The creators and cast of the hit FX show bring a new level of style to the 71st Primetime Emmys.
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The “Pose” star is wearing custom 1970s-inspired couture by Michael Kors to the Emmys — and his skin was given a special glow thanks to esthetician Sarah Akram.
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Scene report: Despite the warm weather, Emmy nominees Natasha Lyonne, Rufus Sewell, Fiona Shaw and others took time to relax and chat with fellow actors at the outdoor pre-Emmys event in Beverly Hills.
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British tour operator Thomas Cook collapsed after failing to secure rescue funding. The U.K. said the return of 150,000 customers now abroad would be its largest peacetime repatriation in history.
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Some WeWork directors are planning to push Adam Neumann to step down as chief executive after the start-up delayed its much-anticipated initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.
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A will, a living will, a living trust, a transfer on death deed — yes, estate planning is confusing. An attorney will help keep you from making costly mistakes.
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Kirsten Dunst has sold her Toluca Lake home to actress Annie Potts. Also: “Grey’s Anatomy” star Kevin McKidd is selling his longtime Hollywood Hills home, and mega-producer Shonda Rhimes finds a buyer for her Hancock Park estate.
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The pleasure and pain points converge in the annual evaluation of your summer moments.
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The problems plaguing the City by the Bay detract from its allure, plus an Amtrak rider complains, and the story on passes that can save you money left out a great deal for seniors.
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Baggage Nanny has kiosks at the airport where you can drop off your bags until you need them.
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Sierra storm first frosts Lake Tahoe, then swings down to leave a Thursday dusting in Mammoth Lakes. Can ski season be far behind? No, it’s just seven weeks away.
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