Новости за 26.10.2015

Scantily clad Donald Trump? Pizza Rat? El Chapo? Go-go dancer?

They’re probably all likely to be seen, en masse, on the streets of West Hollywood on Saturday for the annual Halloween Carnaval. And so, the city announced Monday, there will be several streets closed throughout the weekend.

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The Hammer Museum at UCLA is expanding its footprint in Westwood, taking over five floors of the Occidental Petroleum office tower that will give the contemporary art institution more than 30% additional exhibition and administrative space.

“Tomorrow you can be white again, Harold,” one of the central characters is told in “Watching O.J.,” the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Los Angeles' account of the day the O.J. Simpson verdict came down. The production has some new-play issues, but as that provocative line indicates, the pertinence of...

Bright, bouncy and very, very Comic-Con, "Supergirl" seems at first glance a huge departure for CBS, which generally prefers the tensely roiling tones of police and law procedural. "Hawaii Five-O" is about as bright and bouncy as a CBS drama gets.

The surprise breakout hit of this television season isn't some Kardashian spinoff or another cheesy competition among aspiring songsters.

Even if unconsciously, the homeless people who loll on the south lawn of Los Angeles City Hall are making a sacrifice to conserve water during the drought.

Malibu's Broad Beach, long a magnet for Hollywood A-listers and corporate chieftains, could once again live up to its name after decades of deterioration caused by pounding storms and high tides.

The words are bound in blood and speak of graves and broken bones.

The poetry radiating from the Syrian civil war echoes with nostalgia, bombs and betrayals; it slips into the lives of torn-apart families and boys of defiance who have grown into men with bandoleers and Kalashnikovs. It is the verse...

When 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots were trapped by a raging wildfire in Arizona in 2013 and died inside their emergency shelters, Mary Beth Wusk took notice.

I'm Christina Bellantoni, the Essential Politics host today. Let's get started. Subscribe to the newsletter California lawmakers who visited the driest inhabited continent on the planet are bringing home lessons learned from crippling drought. The 10-day fact-finding mission to Australia included...

An odd thing happened when movers came to box up Ruth Kirchner's furnishings as she was preparing to return to Berlin after a decade in China. The chief packer made a beeline for the German journalist's globe to see whether it was politically correct.

Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business section. I'm Business columnist David Lazarus, and here's a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last week. Subscribe to the newsletter The quarterly earnings season is in full gear, and solid numbers...

Five people have died after a whale-watching boat carrying 27 people sank off Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canadian authorities said Sunday. The Joint Rescue Coordination Center, operated by the Canadian Coast Guard and Armed Forces, said authorities were continuing their search until...

Ashley Alvarez is being modest when she says, "I get mostly straight A's."

Oilers prodigy Connor McDavid thought it might have gone in.

The Kings' Jonathan Quick wasn't sure if his glove prevented the puck from crossing the line with 5.2 seconds to play. So, like any forward-thinking goalie, he was preparing for the prospect of overtime during a lengthy video review of...

A shooting Sunday evening in Duarte left one man dead and injured a woman, potentially marking the first homicide in two years in the San Gabriel Valley city, authorities said.

Spoilers to follow for latest episode of “The Walking Dead” as well as the season five finale of “Game of Thrones.”

Proving that no one is safe in a zombie apocalypse — except macho Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), presumably — a series regular since Season 1 meets his gruesome demise on AMC’s “The Walking Dead.”

A 13-year-old girl remained in critical condition Sunday after she was shot in the head while watching TV at her grandmother's West Sacramento home, police said.

USC's offense, already depleted by several injuries, suffered another major blow.

Less than a week after protesters disrupted a forum featuring Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, the pastor of a West Adams church said Sunday that he decided against a return visit by the mayor after the idea was leaked online.

A Costa Mesa lawyer suspended from practicing because of a conviction for having sex with a minor could be disbarred for not returning more than $120,000 to clients, according to the State Bar of California.

A deal is a deal, and that's why U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) took to the House floor to fulfill his end of a baseball bargain with U.S. Rep. Steve Israel (D-New York) by singing "Meet the Mets."

A man wanted by authorities led California Highway Patrol officers on a chase Sunday that wound through Los Angeles County, hitting speeds exceeding 80 mph as he switched freeways to elude capture.

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