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Today marks the 20th anniversary of the first book in J.K. Rowling's “Harry Potter” series. From our archives, we're resurfacing The Times' original reviews of each “Harry Potter” film adaptation. The following review of “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” was first published on June 3,...

Sony Pictures Entertainment Chief Executive Tony Vinciquerra has begun assembling his leadership team, tapping a longtime Fox executive — Jon Hookstratten — to join the Culver City film and television studio.

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the first book in J.K. Rowling's “Harry Potter” series. From our archives, we're resurfacing The Times' original reviews of each “Harry Potter” film adaptation. The following review of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone” was first published on Nov. 16, 2001.

The healthcare bill Senate Republican leaders unveiled last week would increase the number of people in the U.S. without health coverage by 22 million and push up medical costs for millions of other poor and sick Americans, according to a new analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a church-run preschool has a religious-freedom right to receive a tax-funded grant to improve its playground and may not be excluded from such aid on the grounds of church-state separation.

Los Angeles city officials alleged Monday that fast-food chain Carl’s Jr. failed to pay the minimum wage to three dozen local workers for six months and is demanding $1.45 million in fines and restitution.

It’s been four days since friends and family members have seen an Orange County-based rapper who was swept away by dangerous currents in the Kern River.

As one enters one’s mid-30s, the usual feeling at music festivals is some variation of “I’m getting way too old for this.”

From the beginning, President Trump’s arguments defending his ban on travel to the U.S. by people from first seven, now six, predominately Muslim countries have rung hollow. The ban — issued days after he took the oath of office, then revised in March after the courts ruled against him — remains...

Here’s a modern-day startup riddle: When is a bus not really a bus?

The ride-hailing company Lyft rolled out its new shuttle service this week, allowing users in San Francisco and Chicago to “ride for a low fixed fare along convenient routes, with no surprise stops.” Some were quick to identify...

Kylie Jenner may already have cornered the market on lips, but she’s venturing into eyewear territory via a collaboration with Melbourne-based Quay Australia. The Quay x Kylie capsule collection, composed of four limited-edition styles and 11 stockkeeping units, will be available July 11 on QuayAustralia.com...

Teemu Selanne was a kindergarten teacher for three years in his native Finland, which might help explain the childlike joy he brought to the rink every day during a career that spanned more than 1,500 NHL regular-season and playoff games and six Olympic tournaments before he retired in 2014 as...

Federal fishery agencies Monday pushed forward a controversial water project that would change the way Northern California supplies are sent to the Southland.

Paperless Post has tapped Mary Katrantzou to design a range of invitations and stationery that launches on June 27, WWD has learned.

What's next after the Supreme Court cleared the way for parts of President Trump's travel ban executive order to begin implementation? Here are some answers.

A South Pasadena man arrested on suspicion of murdering his missing 5-year-old son had been preparing to flee the country, Los Angeles County sheriff’s officials said Monday.

Binary Capital co-founder Justin Caldbeck resigned from the San Francisco venture capital firm on Sunday following detailed sexual harassment accusations from multiple female tech entrepreneurs.

In a sign of rising labor tensions, SAG-AFTRA is seeking a strike authorization from its members as it continues to negotiate a new three-year contract with the major studios.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Dodgers Dugout. My name is Houston Mitchell, and the Dodgers are on pace to win 107 games, the most since the franchise began in 1884. In fact, they have won over 100 games only six times since 1884.

The Dodgers are 51-26. That translates to a 107-win pace, which is somewhat astounding. They trounced the Rockies this weekend to extend their winning streak to 10 games. They have won 16 of their last 17. They won a preposterous game on Sunday, surviving an alarming outing by Brandon McCarthy...

If America's Cup racing in Bermuda has you dreaming about piloting your own boat through waves and wind, Moorings yacht rental service has some advice: Rent one of the company's 400 boats located around the world — or at least try one of their favorite Bermuda-inspired drinks, a Dark'n Stormy.

The Supreme Court handed President Trump a victory Monday by reviving part of his disputed ban on foreign travelers from six Muslim-majority nations.