Новости за 09.03.2018

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats’ “Hey Mama,” a song on the band’s compelling sophomore album, “Tearing at the Seams,” gets at the idea of never giving up — physically, emotionally or spiritually — before putting everything you’ve got into the goal at hand.

Morihiro “Mori” Onodera may have the most passionate fans in the universe of Los Angeles sushi, partisans who swapped pictures of his dishes on sites like Chowhound long before Instagram existed, blissed out at his deeply slashed sayori and tended to see praise of any other sushi chef as a backhanded...

Art openings around L.A., including "Charting the Terrain" at CAAM and the Architecture & Design Film Festival at LATC.

As harsh as rhubarb might be in its raw form — exceedingly tart and with a decidedly fibrous texture — rhubarb is capable of the most amazing transformation, if you add just the right amount of heat and sweetness. Which probably explains why the vegetable is so often paired with strawberries or...

Moka, the Bengal tiger cub rescued from a smuggler last year, underwent surgery this week to fix an intestinal obstruction, adhesions and other complications that apparently arose from his earlier life.

What's in season: At first glance, leeks probably look a bit like massive green onions, with bunches of two or three bundled together with a rubber band or twine. A member of the allium family, leeks are closely related to onions, garlic, shallots — and, yes, green onions. The vegetables are prized...

Former MLB slugger Aubrey Huff has won two World Series championships and a Silver Slugger Award, but he’s still in search of an elusive home sale.

Property owners in Taiwan have sidestepped quake safety over the decades despite numerous warnings and disasters. But after a deadly quake Feb. 6, the government said it would require reviews of more than 34,000 existing structures and, for the first time, make their owners ensure safety.

If I Die in Mississippi, “Holographic Heartache” (Z Tapes/Bandcamp). A gem of a record issued available via Bandcamp and on the respected European cassette label Z Tapes, “Holographic Heartache” is by an L.A.-based artist named Jenny Mignon, who performs under the pseudonym If I Die in Mississippi.

Photos: Behind the scenes at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells

Many important novels of the past decade have featured characters who experience extreme hardship: Think of the mother in Emma Donoghue’s “Room,” the astronaut in “The Martian” by Andy Weir’s or Jude in Hanya Yanagihara’s “A Little Life.” That hardship can take many forms, and while most of them...

For the first time, Major League Baseball is putting together a national broadcast package you cannot see on television.

Ten days ago, freshman Rep. Nanette Barragán had just won the California Democratic Party’s endorsement and had a clear path to securing a second term representing a heavily Democratic stretch of south Los Angeles County in Congress.

Mikaela Mayer’s vision to become a pioneer in fighting was clouded by some dubious judging in the Olympics. But by aligning with a powerful promoter, she has found her focus once more.

Frankie Shaw, deep in the throes of production last fall on her Showtime series, “SMILF,” finds herself contemplating the techniques of haircutting.

In the 14 years that elapsed between her debut feature, the Oscar-winning “Monster,” and her blockbuster second film, “Wonder Woman,” Patty Jenkins kept her skills sharp by directing episodes of “The Killing,” “Entourage” and “Arrested Development.”

Fair warning: Gina Rodriguez is done waiting.

Never one to bite her tongue when it comes to pointing out underrepresentation of Latinos in front of and behind the camera in film and television, the 33-year-old actress, best known for playing the titular heroine on the CW’s “Jane the Virgin,” decided...

When mega producer Shonda Rhimes— such a proponent of saying “yes” to new experiences that she wrote a book on it — asks if you want to direct one of the final episodes of a groundbreaking TV series, there’s really only one suitable answer.

In Hollywood, the television industry is seeing far more women calling the shots than in film. But no matter the size of the screen, the job is still big — so, here’s some advice, both practical and principled, from directors at all levels for the next generation of women looking to step behind...

In film, female directors remain few and far between, but in television an increased demand for content and a few high-placed producers insistent on change have given women if not parity then at least opportunity.

Canelo Alvarez returned to the U.S. this week hopeful of a clean start following his dirty tests in Mexico for a banned performance-enhancing substance.

Global stock markets are rising Friday on the back of strong U.S. jobs figures, while investor concerns about rising inflation have eased. Technology companies are climbing and banks are rising in tandem with interest rates. Investors also digested President Trump's announcement of new tariffs...