Новости за 21.04.2017

SUNDAY

A prison employee (Penelope Ann Miller) helps two bad guys bust out in the new fact-based TV movie “New York Prison Break: The Seduction of Joyce Mitchell.” 8 p.m. Lifetime; also Mon.

The intrepid Jeremy Wade wades into the ninth and final season of his docu-series “River Monsters.” 9...

“We had a blind date and it started like that,” said Frédéric Malle on his fragrance collaboration with Alber Elbaz. “It just felt very natural and nine months later we had a baby!”

NFL prospect and former Notre Dame quarterback DeShone Kizer is claiming to have the ability to be the greatest quarterback to ever play the sport, with a little mix of Tom Brady’s brain and Cam Newton’s physique.

A former Tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping his teenage student told Northern California authorities that he was relieved the five-week, nationwide search for him and the girl had come to an end, officials said.

Snapchat app maker Snap Inc. has reportedly paid $7.7 million for the rights to a patent application from the entrepreneur behind the Yo app.

Facing a government shutdown on its 100th day, the Trump administration has floated an offer that it’s hoping Democrats in Congress can’t refuse. White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney says the administration would be willing to fund crucial subsidies in Obamacare for the working poor, but only...

“Did you see the one downstairs in the window?” January Jones asked, taking in Burberry’s “The Cape Reimagined” exhibition at the brand’s Beverly Hills boutique. “The one with the jeweled headpiece? Someone has to wear that to the Met Ball or something. It’s amazing.”

Here are all the release dates for movies opening between April 28 and September 1.

California bullet train Chief Executive Jeff Morales will leave the agency in June, ending a five-year tenure that produced mixed results in the $64-billion project’s progress.

"Mary Kills People," which premieres Sunday on Lifetime, feels cut to order for the network's evolving, more substantial brand, as spearheaded splendidly by the 2015 reality-behind-the-fakery reality-show drama "UnREAL."

SpaceX and Tesla chief Elon Musk teased the world last month by confirming his new venture, Neuralink, a company to create implantable brain chips. Now a lot more details have been revealed.

The death toll from protest marches and disturbances rocking Venezuela for much of this month rose significantly Friday as 12 people were reported killed overnight in various parts of Caracas amid accounts of looting, tear gas and attacks on protesters by government-supported gangs.

A fire at a Pacific Gas & Electric substation in San Francisco left tens of thousands of residents without power and halted some rail line services Friday morning.

The increasing legalization of recreational marijuana throughout the U.S. has not only caused a shift in public perception of the drug, but it has also created a multibillion dollar industry on the rise. No longer viewed as a counter-culture hippie escape, pot production has broken into the luxury...

The parking lot of the Compton Best Buy is 131 miles from the Empire Polo Club in Indio. Perhaps it’s much farther in the minds of many South L.A. hip-hop fans, at least for those who wished they could have seen their hometown hero Kendrick Lamar headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival...

Wells Fargo & Co. has agreed to boost its payout in a class-action settlement over unauthorized accounts to $142 million, up from the $110 million it announced just three weeks ago, according to documents filed late Thursday.

Newport Beach lifeguards had their eyes trained on the horizon Friday, trying to make sure a 55-foot dead humpback whale — nicknamed Scarlet by local boaters — that was seen Thursday didn’t make its way to the beach.

Rodarte will be the subject of an exhibition next year at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C. Opening in fall 2018, the exhibition will be the finale to the museum’s 30th anniversary celebrations and the first fashion exhibition it has organized.

Amid the rubble fields of eastern Aleppo, Ibrahim Shabelle was hawking a traditional licorice drink to shoppers, tradesmen and others frequenting a shattered but lively main drag.

Just because Vegas is a desert town doesn’t mean you won’t find plenty of sharks (not just card sharks), stingrays, tropical fish, jellyfish and other creatures. Sea life abounds along the Strip and beyond, if you know where to go.