Новости за 17.03.2016

Jennifer Garner spilled a major red-carpet secret on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday: Her Oscars gown was a weapon of deception -- and perhaps one of rib destruction.

Merrick Garland, President Obama’s latest nominee for the Supreme Court, is the chief judge of what is often described as the second most important court in the land, with almost two decades of experience on the bench. He’s a graduate of Harvard Law School, a onetime Supreme Court clerk, a former...

Fans who choked on the cheese factor of the joyful, romping-in-the-lake bit at the end of "Orange Is the New Black's" third season may have something to look forward to with Season 4.

Los Angeles police are making one final effort to find a man who left behind more than $8,000 in cash at a restaurant near LAX before they award the money to the person who found it, police said Thursday.

Rihanna isn't giving much credence to the Internet noise pitting her against Beyonce.

Note to Donald Trump: Building a big lead in the primaries isn’t the same as winning the nomination.Granted, it’s your first time running for public office, so you might be unfamiliar with some of the intricacies. And you’ve come out on top so often in the first 30 primaries and caucuses, you may...

The Russian doping scandal is steadily expanding beyond the country's banned track and field program.

The owner of the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times was selected as the top bidder for the Orange County Register and Riverside Press-Enterprise, but must first overcome serious anti-trust concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice.

ESPN analyst Brad Daugherty has put his house in the Hope Ranch area of Santa Barbara up for sale after less than a year of ownership. He bought the ranch-style home last year for about $2.356 million and is asking $2.795 million.

Flares burned overnight Thursday at the ExxonMobil refinery in Torrance after a Mylar balloon disrupted power in the area.

Victor Ortiz rode his 2011 victory over Andre Berto to gain a lucrative bout against Floyd Mayweather Jr., something Berto had the misfortune of experiencing last year.

Before he was a member of the Grant administration on "Scandal," Joshua Malina played an operative in the Bartlet White House on "The West Wing." 

Tony Clark left a message for Adam LaRoche on Wednesday. A day later, when Clark visited the Dodgers while making his rounds as the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Assn., he said he still had not heard back.

The owner of the Los Angeles Times was selected as the top bidder for the Orange County Register and Riverside Press-Enterprise, but must first overcome serious anti-trust concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The family of a mentally disabled man shot and killed by Long Beach police last year claims officers used excessive force during the deadly clash in an arcade, according to a legal claim filed Thursday.

A Los Angeles-based cyclist has pleaded guilty to procuring performance-enhancing drugs from Europe and China and selling them online to professional and amateur athletes, according to court papers.

But Chicago police say they weren't consultedRivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio both insist Trump is responsibleTrump denies reporter's assault allegation against his campaign manager More from Trail Guide March 11 Trump cancels Chicago rally amid safety concerns; police say they weren't consulted...

Tired of "sterile hotels," Brooklyn resident Kelly Dwyer turned to home-sharing site Airbnb three years ago when planning a Southern California trip, finding a Silver Lake apartment that came with two roommates: a dog and a cat.

Fears of unsafe food have plagued U.S. consumers as new recalls and illness outbreaks appear with disturbing regularity.

One of the most feared players in college basketball took the court here Wednesday evening for a light shoot-around.

Yan has a harrowing reminder of how haters in Uzbekistan treat transgender people.

Two of Southern California's most active faults could rupture together in a magnitude-7.5 earthquake, according to a new study, raising a grim seismic scenario for communities east of Los Angeles.

Lounging kimonos, simple housedresses and prettier frocks hang on a rack just off the rehearsal area. On the opposite wall stands a row of wigs, near a makeup station. This could be the dressing area for "Vanities" perhaps. Or "Steel Magnolias." But the dresses, wigs and makeup are practice wear...

The latest movie in Lionsgate's "Divergent" sci-fi series could unseat Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Zootopia" at the box office this weekend, but it probably won't match the openings for previous installments.

I’m Christina Bellantoni, this is Essential Politics, and California's June 7 primary is suddenly a lot more interesting.