Новости за 01.03.2018

Want the shoes that Stephen Curry wore during the Golden State Warriors-Washington Wizards game on Wednesday night? They can be yours if you're the highest bidder.

“Dysfunctional” would be a polite word to describe the characters dreamed up by Justin Tanner. No action goes uncriticized, no comment unjudged among the sniping family members in his new comedy.

President Trump turned his focus Thursday to trade and the troubles of the American metal industry amid reports that the administration is preparing to issue a decision on applying tariffs or other restrictions on imported steel and aluminum from China and the rest of the world.

There are so many references to God, Jesus, sin, saviors, righteousness and judgment in veteran roots musician Ry Cooder’s forthcoming album “The Prodigal Son,” it’s fair to wonder whether the L.A.-based guitarist, singer and songwriter has recently found religion.

The 2nd annual Classic Auto Show returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center this weekend. The three-day exhibit will feature more than 1,000 classic and historic cars, including special collections of French and Japanese vehicles, low riders, hot rods and vintage trucks.

Strike out on your own epic journey with a weeklong cruise to the land of Homer and the Odyssey. A new eight-day coastal Mediterranean cruise travels round trip from Catania, Sicily, to the Cyclopean Coast and other historic regions.

Walter Mosley is not afraid of controversy. Joe King Oliver, the protagonist of his new novel “Down the River Unto the Sea,” is a black ex-cop who was framed for the rape of a white woman. The premise alone is enough fuel for hours of classroom discussion. Add in a wise teenage daughter, a devilish...

Uno de los departamentos más pequeños de la ciudad de Los Ángeles está siendo sacudido por denuncias de acoso sexual y represalias.

Turner Classic Movies announced that it will present the inaugural Robert Osborne Award to filmmaker Martin Scorsese at the TCM Classic Film Festival on April 26. The award, honoring the network's longtime host who died in 2017, will be given annually to “an individual who has significantly contributed...

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NBCUniversal is cutting the number of commercials it will run across its broadcast and cable networks next season in the hope that advertisers will pay more for them.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Thursday, March 1, and here’s what’s happening across California:

Do the Oscars matter anymore?

The question is sacrilege in this town, where image and myth have so subsumed reality that red carpet scrutiny over what Margot Robbie wears Sunday night will be as intense as coverage of how the Russians interfered with our elections. It will all get rather breathless...

Motion capture artist and movement coach Terry Notary, who plays Oleg in the Oscar-nominated foreign film "The Square," explains the film's most talked-about scene in his own words.

Once again, politicians on two coasts are wondering what the message from the White House is.

"Flint Town," an eight-part documentary series premiering Friday on Netflix, spends a little more than a year in the beleaguered city of Flint, Michigan, mainly following members of its understaffed, underfunded police force. Directed by Zackary Canepari, Drea Cooper and Jessica Dimmock — Canepari...

It happens every year and involves a certain academy and a group of gold-plated statuettes. No, I'm not talking about the Oscars themselves, but rather the question of whether these venerable awards, clocking in at 90 years and counting, are still relevant.

When Snapchat was housed in a sky blue beachfront bungalow on the Venice boardwalk, fans of the fledgling disappearing-video app used to take selfies in front of the company’s now famous ghost logo.

One of Los Angeles’ smallest city departments is being roiled by allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation.

All things considered, Brian Tyree Henry should be wiped out.

The breakout star of FX’s “Atlanta” flew in from New York just a few hours earlier to attend the premiere of the second season of the offbeat comedy, which returns Thursday. He’ll be catching the red-eye back right after the event to...

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Filmmaker John Boorman was desperate.

Despite great reviews, his 1985 movie “The Emerald Forest” wasn’t getting a for-your-consideration Academy Awards campaign from its distributor, which was in disarray. Few members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences had seen the drama, and Boorman...

From dirty streets to wildfires to viral outbreaks, homelessness impacts us all. There is no passing the buck.

If two-time Academy Award-winning actress Olivia de Havilland had her way, Allison Janney would not win an Oscar on Sunday night for her portrayal of Tonya Harding’s mother in “I, Tonya.”