Новости за 24.03.2016

Who knew housecleaning could be life-threatening? The revelation may offer welcome relief to slobs everywhere, but it comes a bit too late for the hapless heroine of “Dirt,” Bryony Lavery’s tragicomic meditation on death, quantum mechanics and modern-day toxicity making its West Coast debut at...

The driver of a school bus on which a 19-year-old special needs student was left and died has been arrested, Whittier police said.

Comedian Garry Shandling has died at the age of 66.

Shandling, whose comedic career spanned decades, most recently appeared in “Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War” and “Iron Man 2,” as well as in cameo bits in “The Dictator” and “Zoolander.”

Friends immediately took to social media to express...

News of Loretta Lynn's first new album in over a decade was cause for celebration. Now one of its most significant tracks, Lynn's duet with Willie Nelson "Lay Me Down," has a tender but stark new video.

Darion Clark will not play for the USC basketball team next season, the forward said on Thursday.

Exciting casting news emerged Thursday as Deadline reported that rock icon Paul McCartney has joined the cast of the latest installment of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise, due to hit theaters May 26, 2017.

A mortuary worker has been arrested on suspicion of stealing a vehicle and a firearm from a dead man's home in Lancaster, according to authorities.

There’s even more room for American art at the Huntington — yet again.

Companhia Urbana de Dança knows how to throw one heck of a dance party.

More than 390 people, many of them archaeologists and Native American leaders, have signed a petition demanding that the Navy suspend its plans to relocate artifacts from San Nicolas Island to a former icehouse at the Naval Air Weapons Station in China Lake, Calif.

He danced the tango, lauded Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi and made amends for U.S. complicity in one of the country’s darkest eras.

The Browns have signed free-agent quarterback Robert Griffin III, who hasn't been the same since his dazzling rookie season in Washington. Griffin didn't play a snap in 2015 and was recently released by the Redskins. The Browns met with RG3 last week and will now give him a chance to resurrect...

If running a sitcom is a hurricane, then Nahnatchka Khan resides in the eye of the storm on "Fresh Off the Boat."

Welcome to another edition of In the Loop, the Los Angeles Times' theme park newsletter. I'm Funland theme park blogger Brady MacDonald, and this week we chronicle the continuing impact of "Blackfish" on SeaWorld, prepare for the crowds at Wizarding World of Harry Potter, take a ride on a virtual...

Amid mounting questions over a campus police officer’s decision to fire a Taser at a student during a fight at Lincoln High School, San Diego Unified has called on the Sheriff’s Department to investigate the conduct of the officer.

Seven Iranian computer specialists with ties to Tehran have been charged by U.S. prosecutors with launching cyberattacks that cost banks millions of dollars, the Justice Department announced Thursday.

The Clippers looked more like themselves Wednesday night at Oracle Arena. Unfortunately for them, so did the Golden State Warriors, who pulled away in the second half for a 114-98 victory. Here are five takeaways from the game:

The idea of a dinner-only restaurant is quickly fading, as more new restaurants are either opening with lunch, or adding lunch service after only a few weeks.

This week: A new musical set in the South Pacific and a new comedy that takes place at Comic-Con.

Originally built by a Los Angeles County lifeguard, the rooftop deck and deck of this loft-style home in Santa Monica were fittingly inspired by the design of a lifeguard tower.

Michael Wrona, who left Australia 25 years ago to pursue his dream as a race caller, was named the permanent announcer at Santa Anita Park, replacing the popular Trevor Denman, who resigned from the Arcadia track on Dec. 4.

The much-anticipated showdown of superheroes, Warner Bros.’ “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,” opens Friday. But if early reviews from movie critics are any indication, audiences might want to hold onto their ticket money.

Artist Shahzia Sikander on her multicultural past and our future.

Human identity is mercurial. Like a human being, it is alive and liable to shift, evolve, challenge and surprise.

I was born in Lahore, Pakistan, to a family of storytellers. My father was an enthusiastic narrator, with oratory prowess....

Walk into Cape Seafood and Provisions, the newly opened fish shop from chef Michael Cimarusti (Providence, Connie & Ted's) and his partners, and you'd expect, well, fish. So there are enormous cases filled with king salmon, Spanish mackerel, striped bass, oysters, caviar and all the rest of it....

Here’s another breakup coming from the world of classic rock: Singer-songwriter Graham Nash of The Hollies and Crosby, Stills & Nash fame has put his longtime home in the Manhattan Beach Tree Section up for sale at $2.35 million.