More than a decade after a feud between Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal led to the breakup of one of the NBA's most dynamic duos, the two shared stories about their bickering Lakers days and why it all fell apart.
The paper is yellowed now, the penciled cursive fading, but the letters from the World War II Women's Army Corps servicewoman to her sweetheart are romantic as ever.
The first time he entered the ring, he was intimidated.
It's a depressingly reliable fact of Los Angeles architecture: Nothing comes easily on Bunker Hill.
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Hollywood and Twitter: In the Aug. 29 Calendar section, an article about Hollywood stars' use of Twitter as negotiating leverage with studios referred to James L. Brooks as the co-creator of "The Simpsons." He is executive producer of the show.
Fans of NBC's "Hannibal" may have been surprised at the conclusion of the show's series finale when a modern song appeared on the score for the first time in the show's history.
In lieu of a final review, we decided it would be best to break down the "Hannibal" season finale by its five most shocking moments. For a show that dedicated itself to never being dull, the finale was no exception, and these five scenes are ones fans are sure to remember forever. (Warning: if...
California prep football took it on the chin on Saturday night when Concord De La Salle was beaten in Texas by Trinity, 26-21, in a nationally televised game.
The record wildfire season scorching the West is prompting renewed calls for Congress to change how it funds firefighting, a push that comes as the head of the Forest Service said the agency would soon exceed its firefighting budget for the year - again.
Shane Mosley had a lot to prove - and it turned out he did.
Andre Ethier must be a great surprise to the many who had written him off, figuring at 33 he was done and untradeable, a huge weight around a team with championship aspirations.
First there was domination in Hawaii on Aug. 21. And on Saturday night, Mission Viejo took another road trip, this time to Bakersfield, and the result was a 27-14 victory over Liberty.
Mat Latos turned up his hands in disbelief. With the score tied and a runner on third, Latos had been called for a balk. He shot a frantic look at the umpire, as if to say, the game couldn't be decided on this, could it?
If this was the anointment, make Leo Santa Cruz the king of Los Angeles boxers.
When Los Angeles City Council members vote on pursuing the 2024 Summer Olympics this week, they will be deferring an issue that will probably return to haunt them: Whether city taxpayers should be made liable for budget overruns on the event, which is expected to cost at least $5.8 billion.
If not peaking too soon is part of the master plan for the Angels, they're doing a great job of sticking to it.
Jon Lester showed bunt, so third baseman Justin Turner came charging. When the ball was popped up off the third-base line, Turner broke into a sprint, dived and snatched it out of the air.
Kyle Jean-Baptiste, the first African American and youngest person to ever play the lead role of Jean Valjean in "Les Misérables" on Broadway died after falling from a fire escape, according to a show spokesman. He was 21.
For the first time since 2009, a USC head coach won't walk the sideline during games with his eyes focused almost exclusively on a play-call sheet.