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Prosecuting human traffickers and providing after-care for their victims are both critical, said Dr.
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For Kenta Takada and Kim Sang-gyun of the K-pop duo JBJ95, their performance at the K-Content Expo in Buena Park last weekend marked their first visit to the U.S.
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The first time local theatergoers were exposed to “The Lion in Winter” was over half a century ago at the old Laguna Playhouse, in a stellar production with Ralph Richmond and Marthella Randall under the direction of John Ferzacca.
In response to increasing hate crimes and incidents, Orange County Human Relations is rolling out its first statewide program to equip schools with the resources to launch their own educational and awareness campaigns.
The Sikh Center of Orange County held an open house for the local community on Nov. 10 on the occasion of the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.
It’s been a few decades since local theatergoers had the opportunity to visit “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” but Golden West College is making up for that lost time with a lively staging of the boisterous musical comedy.
For the third year in a row, TimesOC readers have nominated and voted on “Orange County’s Best: TimesOC’s Readers’ Choice.”
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Noemy Martinez swayed in and out of consciousness as she looked down at her nearly severed right leg.
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Vita Flores (played by Zahaira Curiel) is a 13-year-old from Queens, New York who doesn’t understand why her family makes such a big deal about Día de los Muertos, when all her friends at school are celebrating Halloween.
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On a crisp August morning, Antonio Cagnolo stepped onto a 48-foot Mussel Ridge fishing boat based in Huntington Harbour.
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It would be regrettable if the spectacular scenic effects in “Anastasia,” now in residence at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, actually overwhelmed the performances, but there’s little of concern on that score.
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Chapman University’s physician assistant program received a $9 million donation from the Simon Foundation to provide full-tuition scholarships to underserved students.
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There’s a new but familiar churrascaria in town.
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Orange County has its share of restaurants with book-length wine lists, but South America is usually underrepresented even at the best of them.
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Critic Patricia Escarcega reviews the newest location of Brodard, an influential Vietnamese restaurant and bakery in Fountain Valley.
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You know a restaurant takes fun seriously when at the front door, there’s a cartoonish blow-up cactus holding a guitar and wearing a sombrero.
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When entering Toast Kitchen & Bakery on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa, the unique magnificent pies immediately catch the eye.
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What’s on TV Monday, Nov. 18: ‘Bluff City Law’ on NBC
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The London hit “The Inheritance,” inspired by E.M. Forster’s “Howards End” and directed by Stephen Daldry, is playwright Matthew Lopez’s magnum opus.
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“Justice League” stars Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot and Ray Fisher along with director Zach Snyder stoke renewed interest in the release of the director’s cut of the 2017 film.
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Los Angeles Opera brings back Barrie Kosky’s fanciful, silent-movie-era production of Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” this time with James Conlon conducting and a cast of mostly emerging singers.
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Movies opening in L.A. for Nov. 17-24 include Tom Hanks as Mister Rogers in “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” plus Disney’s animated sequel “Frozen II”
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