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Comic-Con veterans spoke to The Times about what they’re missing — and what they’re not — with this year’s in-person event canceled due to COVID-19.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Friday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Season 4 of Syfy’s “Wynonna Earp” has been nearly two years in the making — thanks to financial woes, its passionate fan base and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Friday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Director Josh Boone, star Blu Hunt and the rest of the cast talk about the long movie journey for “The New Mutants.”
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The Los Angeles Time Photo and Video Studio has had a longstanding presence at the San Diego Comic-Con, taking portraits of Hollywood’s favorite stars and casts. Scroll through our gallery to see our favorite photos from years past.
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“Four Months Earlier,” a game equivalent of a COVID-era tone poem, takes us back to the days we could walk L.A.'s Griffith Park with an out-of-towner.
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Comic-Con veterans from the L.A. Times recommend which virtual panels to watch during Thursday’s SDCC 2020 @ Home.
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Comic-Con International in San Diego was canceled because of COVID-19, but Comic-Con @ Home is free online starting July 22. Here’s how to join in the fun.
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Why Netflix’s “Cursed” focused on the Lady of the Lake for its new spin on Arthurian lore — and a look at the “original” legends that inspire so many stories.
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As COVID-19 rages in Florida and California, what does it mean that Disney World is open while Disneyland remains closed even for its 65th birthday?
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‘Before I Forget’ is a short game, but it has big ideas, tackling the topic of dementia.
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After allegations of sexual harassment and toxic misconduct, several top executives resign at Ubisoft, maker of ‘Assassin’s Creed’ and ‘Watch Dogs.’
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Allegations of sexual, emotional and professional abuse reveal the game industry’s struggles to mature. Ubisoft resignations are only part of the fallout.
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Javicia Leslie will be the new series lead on the CW’s “Batwoman.” She will play Ryan Wilder, who will take over from Kate Kane (Ruby Rose).
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How to politely turn down an invitation to socialize while there’s still a pandemic going on.
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Even people who think masks are pointless against ‘coronavirus cooties’ are trying to sell them.
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Motels, long the orphans of the hospitality industry, stand to gain popularity as people hit the road again and seek to avoid interior spaces.
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Frantic parents with resources are rushing to hire tutors and form learning pods to bring distance learning to their homes and backyards amid coronavirus school closures.
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Trying to get a handle on how California is reopening and what it means for you? Our guide includes updates and tips for remaining healthy and sane.
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From a critical rundown of all 16 tracks from Taylor Swift’s “Folklore,” ranked from worst to best.
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Last week marked the end of U.S.-China engagement. The two powers may now be sliding toward a severance of relations and even outright military conflict.
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From Orange County to Northern California, people continue to gather for large outdoor religious ceremonies without following rules to slow the spread of the coronavirus, prompting stern reprimands from public health officials.
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Federal agents in Portland are violating protesters’ civil rights. But government-overreach hating conservatives say it’s “law and order,” not “tyranny.”
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It’s worth a trip out of the house to your local market now to stay in touch with the best ingredients summer has to offer.
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Maximum Security, the bad boy in horse racing, won the San Diego Handicap by a nose.
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The Los Angeles Times Book Club reads “Why We Swim” and “The Vanishing Half” this summer.
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