Новости за 01.12.2017

Sunset magazine, the more than century-old publication that promoted a refined vision of the California lifestyle, has been sold to a Beverly Hills private equity firm.

Russell Simmons has long been viewed as an elder statesman of hip-hop, a transformational figure who in the 1980s helped push the music into the mainstream and turn it into a lucrative business.

Movie recommendations from critics Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang.

Battle of the Sexes This enjoyable and entertaining film, with the gifted and innately likable actors Emma Stone and Steve Carell as Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, respectively, is most involving when it deals not with sports...

A 1-year-old boy drowned Thursday morning in North Hollywood, authorities said.

A man accused of fatally shooting Kathryn Steinle in a case that President Trump frequently cited in the national debate over illegal immigration was found not guilty on all counts except felony possession of a weapon.

NBC News had a right to feel snake-bitten even before having to dismiss its biggest star, “Today” co-anchor Matt Lauer, over inappropriate sexual behavior.

Chris Hawkins pulled up his Twitter feed earlier this week, expecting to see some excitement for USC’s date in the Pac-12 championship game on Friday against Stanford.

California taxpayers would be hit disproportionately hard under the Republican tax plan because of changes to two popular tax breaks.

Need some help deciding which college football games to watch? Look no further. Each Friday, Times contributor Chuck Schilken handicaps what’s worth watching, and skipping, on the weekend’s menu of games:

The Ducks added some much-needed offensive help with the acquisition of Adam Henrique on Thursday, but even more firepower is on the way.

It’s December in Orange County. The holiday lights are up, the Christmas songs are jingle-jangling in stores and on the radio, and “The Nutcracker” is back in town.

Over and over again, he witnessed the slow decay before the light left their eyes.

The cast of Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water" discuss how the '60s-era sci-fi romance turns outsiders into the heroes.

From its very founding, California has been a land of reinvention. The creed is practically written in the state Constitution: If you don’t like who you are, or your place in life, start over.

President Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have clashed repeatedly in public over the last year, and America’s top diplomat did not deny recently that in private he had called his boss — undiplomatically — a “moron.”

Tension was building in the Honduran capital as residents awaited the final results of vote counting that has dragged on for days, and supporters of a political newcomer who challenged the incumbent president clashed with police.

President Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have clashed repeatedly in public over the last year, and America’s top diplomat did not deny recently that in private he had called his boss — undiplomatically — a “moron.”

A Los Angeles police captain is on paid leave as the department investigates whether he is involved with an alleged marijuana warehouse in Sun Valley.

Media mogul John Malone’s Liberty Global has taken an interest in STX Entertainment, the startup film and TV studio behind the “Bad Moms” movies.

Tiger Woods looked a lot better in his return to golf than he did when he left.

If President Trump thought a transatlantic outcry over his online sharing of far-right anti-Muslim Twitter posts might begin subsiding Thursday, that seems to have been a political miscalculation.

When Amanda Cromwell came to UCLA as the women’s soccer coach in 2013, she was asked to do something that had never been done before: lead the Bruins to a national championship.

Like your NFL team’s new coach? Think he’s doing a solid job?

He’ll probably be fired.

Not now, but in a few years. That’s how the business goes, with expectations constantly growing and patience forever shrinking. Roughly a quarter of the league’s 32 teams have a new head coach to start a season....