Новости за 14.12.2017

It’s still difficult to think of going to an animated film as a trip to bummersville, even when “Bambi” makes us cry, Ralph Bakshi skeevs us out, or Don Hertzfeldt turns stick figures into avatars of bittersweet existential tragedy. (They’re so funny, though!) But the hand-drawn Spanish-language...

Retail Happenings: Gaia Repossi unveils its high-end diamond jewelry at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, and L.A. brand Civetta has limited-edition jewelry available for the holiday season.

When Amon-ra St. Brown, Bru McCoy, C.J. Parks and Nikko Remigio line up on the football field together, opponents may think they are taking on the Avengers — Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk and Thor.

Nate Diaz is holding out for a better offer. Tyron Woodley will undergo some shoulder surgery.

Accusations that Donald Trump’s team colluded with the Kremlin during the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign are an invention of the American president’s opposition that has sparked “spymania” in Washington, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday.

The Los Angeles Times’ college football experts — it’s how they refer to themselves — make choices on the early bowl games. Warning: If they could accurately predict results, they wouldn’t be reporters or editors.

Designer Clare Vivier forges a path into the beauty space with the launch of her first perfume.

That bag of frozen cauliflower sitting inside your freezer likely sprang to life in a vast field north of Salinas, Calif. A crew of men and women here use a machine to drop seedlings into the black soil. Another group follows behind, stooped over, tapping each new plant.

Stocks are off to a solid start on Wall Street as technology companies and banks rise.

Federal regulators are expected to vote Thursday to repeal Obama-era net neutrality rules for internet traffic. It would be a major victory for telecommunications companies and another milestone for the Republican deregulation push under President Trump.

Disney's planned acquisition of 21st Century Fox will change the roles of some of Fox's key executives.

For production designer Mark Friedberg, the most fun part of working on the film “Wonderstruck” was going behind the scenes at the American Museum of Natural History in his hometown of New York City.

Your daily guide to the best things to do California, featuring places to visit, attractions and experiences. Road trip to the redwoods, walk beaches, hike parks and explore historic sites.

My first big studio job as a screenwriter was to write the story of Jeff Bauman, a Boston local who became an unwitting symbol of hope after losing both legs above the knee in the Boston Marathon bombing. Coincidentally, he is from Chelmsford, Mass., about a half-hour from where I grew up.

A group of two dozen concerned motorcycle veterans has published a comprehensive research document that addresses the question, “Can this industry be saved?”

In Richard Gere’s latest film, “Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer,” released earlier this year, Israeli writer and director Joseph Cedar lends Gere perhaps his most profound role yet: Norman Oppenheimer, a New York Jewish businessman who connects parties together for...

The last two Oscar best picture winners — “Spotlight” and “Moonlight” — managed to win the academy’s top prize without taking any trophies in the crafts categories. Both movies did, however, pick up the key nomination for film editing, traditionally a signal of a picture’s overall strength.

It’s been almost eight years since Hilary Jordan’s “Mudbound” first found me. That’s what it felt like — it found me.

Ever dream of riding into the sunset like Roy Rogers or gazing at star-pierced night skies and finding the Milky Way? How about sipping a prickly pear margarita or walking the labyrinth while meditating in a cactus-studded desert. I recently stayed at Rancho de los Caballeros in Wickenburg, a gentrified...

Perhaps more popular in death than in life, King George VI has been portrayed a myriad of times on film, television, the stage and even radio, most recently by Oscar winner Colin Firth in 2010’s “The King’s Speech,” James Purefoy in this year’s fine feature, “Churchill,” and Jared Harris on the...

Over the course of six films directed by Guillermo del Toro, Doug Jones has played, among other creations, a duplicitous faun, a fearsome child-eating ogre known as the Pale Man and the blood-red ghosts that haunt the falling-to-ruin estate in 2014’s “Crimson Peak.” But the filmmaker’s 1960s-set...