Новости за 09.08.2017

Did the universe need this? Probably not.

But fans of Death Cab for Cutie and Teenage Fanclub -- and jangly, guitar-based indie pop in general -- will be pleased to have it. Willed into being by the proudly fussy music-and-food website Turntable Kitchen, "Bandwagonesque" is Death Cab frontman Benjamin...

The analog world couldn’t help a Yucaipa father find the man his wife said groped her at a grocery store, so he turned to the online community instead.

Former Clippers point guard Chris Paul, who was traded to the Rockets in June, has put a home in Woodland Hills on the market for $2.195 million.

Cuban son ensemble El Septeto Santiaguero can testify to the impact that recognition from the U.S. record industry can have on even a well-established non-U.S. act.

Images of a staircase seemingly inspired by Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis.” A Latin-accented beat that echoed Madonna’s “La Isla Bonita.” Sharply angled shoulder pads like the ones David Bowie wore during his Ziggy Stardust phase.

Year after year, Manchester Square has slowly become a ghost town in the shadow of Los Angeles International Airport.

The comedy streaming service Seeso is cutting off the mic after less than two years of struggling to break into the crowded video-on-demand market.

“Hamilton” is finally here, and here it will stay from Aug. 11 until Dec. 30. Great, you say, but can I still get tickets? Yes indeed. And here are six ways to do it (spoiler: it probably won’t be cheap).

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Two-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White is giving someone else some time on the mountain after selling his house in Hollywood Hills West for $6.7 million.

The horror sequel from New Line Cinema is looking to liven up a moribund August at the multiplex with an expected $25 million in opening ticket sales.

The data is in: Malibu Colony Beach is the priciest pocket in Los Angeles County, with a median sale price that dwarfs other affluent neighborhoods.

The Twitterization of history, and with it, culture, is a trend that deeply worries Ernst Mikael Jorgensen, the Danish music enthusiast and archivist who’s been overseeing Elvis Presley’s recorded legacy since the early 1990s.

It's not just your @#%& imagination: American books have gotten a lot more profane over the last six decades, according to a study led by a San Diego State University psychology professor.

A thrill ride that was shuttered at the Orange County Fair reopened Wednesday, two weeks after a similar attraction in Ohio broke down and killed a teenager.

Singer Alanis Morissette has put her Brentwood home of more than two decades on the market for $5.495 million.

Guess which Dodger player is nicknamed “Silver Fox.” How about “Wild Horse” or “Dizzy”?

At the highest levels in South Korea, the fiery rhetoric exchanged this week by Washington and Pyongyang over nuclear weapons has prompted extraordinary concern — even for a nation that’s been technically at war for several decades.

U.S. stocks headed lower in early trading Wednesday as traders weighed the growing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea. A batch of disappointing company earnings also weigned on the market, with consumer-focused companies and technology stocks among the biggest decliners.

When you go to Don Francisco’s Casa Cubana, a sleek new coffeehouse in the Spring Arcade Building in downtown Los Angeles, you might want to order a cortadito — espresso with steamed milk — and walk to the rear, past the antique coffee gear on display, past the swank Victoria Arduino Black Eagle...