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Today in Entertainment: 'Brady Bunch' mom Florence Henderson dies, 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' debuts Nov. 25, 2016, 8:42 a.m. Here's what's new and interesting in the world of entertainment and the arts today: Florence Henderson, 'Brady Bunch' mom, dies at 82Reviews of this weekend's new...

It is estimated that 35 separate injuries have kept Vincent Kompany out for a total of 2 1/2  years since he joined Manchester City in 2008. 

Dylann Roof is competent to stand trial starting next week in the killing of nine black worshippers at a South Carolina church last year, a federal judge ruled Friday.

Stocks are edging higher in early trading as the market continues a record-setting run. 

When the weather’s at its nicest, fares usually balloon, but not this $204 round trip from LAX to Tampa, Fla., on Southwest. 

Happy day after Thanksgiving. You’ve survived another holiday. And while you may be impressed with how great your turkey turned out this year, or that post-election domestic relations around the dinner table didn’t dissolve into war this year, perhaps you’re most impressed that you were able to...

An indie movie that continues to exceed expectations. A would-be crowd-pleaser that tries to downplay its prospects. And a new film that celebrates law enforcement makes a play for the Oscars.

“On Christmas Day, we will shut out from our fireside, Nothing," Charles Dickens ominously wrote in his 1851 essay “What Christmas is as we grow older.”

A doping cover-up dubbed the “total protection project” shielded Russian medal winners at the 2012 London Olympics, allowing them to compete when they should have been banned, according to emails seized by French prosecutors. 

She refers to herself as Director of Vibes. To brands, Julieanna Goddard, also known as YesJulz on Snapchat, has taken social media by storm and is often called queen of the aforementioned app.

Each December, Las Vegas goes a little crazy for country. Cowboys descend on the city and country music abounds when the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo returns.

At first glance, it's easy to see why Harry Fonseca's Coyote pictures were his most popular. The Native American artist presented the trickster of tribal lore in fanciful scenes: dancing in "Swan Lake," performing as Buffalo Bill, hanging out in leather jacket and high-tops. "American Dream Machine,"...

Will a President Donald Trump scrap the aggressive fuel-economy targets that automakers and President Obama agreed to five years ago?

Throughout his more than three-decade career, Det. Mark Lillienfeld built a reputation as one of the finest homicide detectives in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

For those looking for a little family-friendly holiday entertainment this season, here’s a sampling of performances across Southern California, including a few “Christmas Carols,” a whole lot of “Nutcrackers” and the one and only Hollywood Christmas Parade.

You’d never know from looking at him, all the things he’s seen. With his mall brand T-shirt and jeans, athletic build and perma-grin, Saroo Brierley seems like your average Australian dude — the kind who drives a sports car and loves watching cricket.

Deep in the Stanislaus National Forest, an hour’s drive from the foothill town of Sonora, two forests stand side by side.

All too often, society dictates that a woman’s strength must come from an entity outside herself, be it her man, children or faith. Men, on the other hand, can be emotionally strapping just by the mere fact of their existence. Women, while always having to be prepared for whatever may come, must...

Even with the doors and windows closed, Venecia Yanez can’t escape the head-splitting, metallic odors that permeate her Paramount home.

The West’s most powerful water managers held an emergency conference call on the morning before Thanksgiving to consider the same question people across the country are asking: What will the election of Donald Trump mean for the issues they care about?

The election results were rolling in, and so were the phone calls for Donald Trump. But no matter who was on the other end of the line, the person handing the phone to the next president of the United States was the same. 

It’s Black Friday and the holiday season is in full swing, so you’ll undoubtedly be asked more than once whether you’d like to open a store credit-card account and get a discount on your purchase.

One of the grimmer fairy tales takes on heightened resonance in “Hansel & Gretel Bluegrass,” a haunting new play commissioned by 24th Street Theatre that directly links the horrors of child abandonment with dire poverty.

Near the border of South Los Angeles and Culver City, developers Frederick and Laurie Samitaur Smith plan on making a statement.

This week, the president-elect was supposed to settle down, put aside his narcissistic bluster and start bringing together a deeply divided country.