Новости за 16.03.2018

John Bailey, who was elected in August as the 34th president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is being investigated by the organization following multiple allegations of sexual harassment against him.

Saudi Arabia is looking to acquire a stake in the Hollywood talent agency and media company Endeavor in a move that would advance the Middle Eastern kingdom’s growing ambitions in the entertainment industry.

A black man who was severely beaten the day of a violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., and then charged with misdemeanor assault in the same incident was found not guilty Friday.

As students walked out of schools across the country Wednesday to protest gun violence, a Senate hearing examined law enforcement agencies’ failure to heed multiple warnings about the Parkland, Fla., man accused of killing 17 people at a high school, as well as the long record of failed gun control...

A San Francisco police officer once dubbed the “Hot Cop of Castro” faces jail time after he was convicted of two felony counts of hit and run for an off-duty car crash.

“Based on a true story” is the bread and butter of the faith-based film genre. As more and more of these films get made, thanks to companies like Pure Flix, and Christian moviegoing audiences add to their popularity, more and more true stories about the miracles of religious faith are required.

Here’s a look at the Saturday’s boys’ and girls’ basketball regional finals (winners advance to next week’s state championship games):

Taking an eccentric cue from Marcel Duchamp, Tony DeLap's artworks are impossible objects.

Kevin Bieksa could miss the remainder of the Ducks’ regular season.

The 36-year-old defenseman will undergo surgery on his nagging left hand Friday to remove scar tissue, the team announced. He's expected to be sidelined two to five weeks. Korbinian Holzer was recalled to fill his spot.

Bieksa...

Nearly three years after Vallejo police wrongly labeled a woman’s kidnapping a hoax, she and her fiance have reached a settlement in a defamation lawsuit against the city and its police department.

Could the lineup the Dodgers field in Friday’s exhibition game be the same one they field on opening day?

Two attorneys who formerly represented Marion “Suge” Knight after he was charged with murder pleaded not guilty to witness tampering charges in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom Friday.

The Clippers fell from seventh to ninth place in the Western Conference standings with their 101-96 loss to the Rockets on Thursday night in Houston.

Just one day each year, the world’s largest blossoming plant is open to the public –– and it’s right in our backyard.

Tastemakers, bloggers, YouTube stars and beauty heavyweights packed into Poppy nightclub on La Cienega Boulevard this week to celebrate Dior’s latest beauty must-have, Dior Addict Lacquer Plump, the French house’s first plumping long-wear lip color.

The buyer of Eddie Albert’s former estate in Pacific Palisades has come into focus.

Prepare to get bit by the running bug.

The L.A. Marathon takes place on Sunday, which means you’re about to be bombarded with inspirational images of super-fit people giving it their all. Want to join in? You probably know you’ll need high-quality kicks, sun screen and a beginner’s training plan...

Not long ago, former South African President Jacob Zuma seemed untouchable, but the corruption case he escaped on the eve of the 2009 parliamentary election resurfaced Friday as prosecutors reinstated charges against the ex-leader and gave new life to a case that has haunted Zuma for years.