Новости за 26.01.2018

Two of the world’s biggest airlines have agreed to find seats on each other’s planes for travelers stranded at an airport because of bad weather or a computer glitch.

An Agoura Hills man who called in death threats to the Islamic Center of Southern California and posted anti-Muslim rhetoric on its Facebook page has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors, the state attorney general’s office announced Friday.

U S. trade officials Friday rejected a complaint by Boeing Co. that it was harmed by the alleged dumping of regional jets made by Canadian rival Bombardier — a surprising conclusion to a trade dispute that has stirred up rancor between the two nations and threatened to aggravate efforts to renegotiate...

A month after commissioning his own tombstone, the quirky founder of the Dead Poets Society of America has died.

A person alone may not be lonely. As “I Think We’re Alone Now” opens, a solitary man goes about his regular routines in a post-apocalyptic world that seems empty of all other people.

After about a year going back and forth, downloading and deleting and downloading and deleting, I resolved to give myself a one-month trial on Tinder, just to “see what’s out there.” I racked up about 100 matches, had replies from about 50 men in my in-box, and went on three unsuccessful dates...

Subscription film ticket company MoviePass has ratcheted up its longstanding battle with AMC Theatres by dropping its service from 10 of the chain’s busiest cinemas, including major locations in Los Angeles and New York.

Jaylen Hands in UCLA’s starting lineup may be like a playing card held by a sleight-of-hand magician: Now you see him, now you don’t.

Once considered outsiders, hip-hop artists are now at the center of the fashion world.

Regarding Screen Actors Guild Awards coverage [Jan. 22]: I watched the broadcast and read with interest your stories on the SAG Awards. My reaction as a Los Angeles-born Chicana was: “Where are the Latina/Latino actors?” Watching non-ethnic women congratulate themselves on “awareness” was not encouraging.

A year ago, Gulfstream Park officials and the connections of Gun Runner were in a standoff on the eve of the first-ever Pegasus World Cup. Gun Runner was just exiting a mandatory quarantine at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans after an outbreak of the equine herpes virus.

Movies on TV the week of Jan. 28 - Feb. 3, 2018

Could Jerry Rice make another run with the Oakland Raiders?

Rice, 55, played 20 seasons in the NFL with most of them with the San Francisco 49ers and Raiders, and a small stint with the Seattle Seahawks. But the Hall of Famer thinks he can still play the game.

Appearing on “The Adam Schefter Podcast”...

SUNDAY

The NFL’s best will leave some of it, but not all of it, on the field at the “2018 Pro Bowl” in Orlando. 11:50 a.m. ABC, ESPN

P!nk, Lady Gaga and Broadway legend Patti LuPone are among the scads of performers slated for “The 60th Annual Grammy Awards.” “The Late Late Show’s” James Corden...

Los Angeles, known for bucking many a national trend, is charting its own course when it comes to tourism.

It’s easy to read Michael Moreci’s debut novel “Black Star Renegades” and compare it to “Star Wars.” After all, the story was inspired by that epic saga. But to characterize it as a retelling or a ripoff wouldn’t do justice to this complex, self-aware and fun romp through space.

The 156 women who spoke in open court this week, chronicling Larry Nassar’s 20-year career as a sexual predator, seethed. They were unsparing. They were implacable. They were also brilliantly sardonic.

Olivia Cole, who won an Emmy Award for her portrayal of Mathilda, wife to Chicken George in the landmark miniseries "Roots," has died at her home in central Mexico.

Los Angeles U.S. District Judge John F. Walter minced no words last August when he lowered the boom on CashCall and its high-interest-rate lending to desperate borrowers.

We on The Times’ editorial board asked a question seven months ago that seemed almost inconceivable. “Only a few days before the 45th anniversary of the Watergate break-in,” the board wrote, “could President Trump really be contemplating a reenactment of one of the most notorious episodes of that...

The first time I visited the Hearth & Hound in Hollywood, not long after the restaurant opened in December, I was happy to find icy oysters zapped with sorrel, whole roasted beets smeared with creamy blue cheese, Moroccan-ish roast lamb with carrots and black lime, and possibly the best chicharrones...