Новости за 02.04.2018

When Timothy Spall and Imelda Staunton arrive to London’s Soho Hotel to discuss their new film “Finding Your Feet,” they can’t stop complimenting each other.

U.S. stocks are tumbling Monday after China officially raised import duties on U.S. pork, apples and other products. China’s move is a fairly small one, but investors are worried it could be a step toward a trade war that would harm global commerce and company profits.

U.S. Ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands has listed her villa in Bel-Air for sale at $37 million.

Sinclair Broadcast Group has been thrust into the spotlight by a viral video showing anchors from its news stations nationwide reading a company-mandated promotional announcement warning against media bias and “false news.”

The call by David Hogg, a survivor of the Parkland, Fla., school shooting, for a consumer boycott of Laura Ingraham’s advertisers has turned the spotlight again on the perennial questions about boycotts — Do they work? Are they fair? Are they just?

In a blow to privacy advocates, the California Supreme Court decided 4-3 Monday that the state may continue to take DNA from people being booked for a felony crime.

The Clippers fell to the Indiana Pacers on Sunday at Staples Center. Here are some lessons learned:

Amazingly, it’s been 25 years since the deeply nostalgic, 1962-set coming-of-age comedy “The Sandlot,” with its memorable band of baseball-centric tween boys and a fearsome English mastiff, first hit theater screens.

The city’s adventurous new food festival will feature hundreds of events over 31 days in and around Los Angeles with a mix of local favorites and world-renowned chefs.

The excitement over James Comey's forthcoming memoir shows no signs of lessening, as tickets to stops on the fired FBI director's tour for his book “A Higher Loyalty” are being resold online for hundreds of dollars.

The anticipated rematch of Bolt d’Oro and McKinzie won’t happen in the Santa Anita Derby, but an equally intriguing matchup of Bolt d’Oro and Justify is on schedule for this Saturday.

Piecing together NFL mock drafts is a little like raising children. At some point, you have to release your grip and let them out into the world to experience failure.

The late television pioneer Steven Bochco has been commemorated by colleagues and fans for both his luminous career and the humanity he brought on and off screen.

U.S. stocks are tumbling Monday after China raised import duties on U.S. pork, apples and other products. Tyson Foods is among the biggest losers on Wall Street. Investors are also dumping some of their recent favorites, including retailers such as Amazon and technology companies such as Microsoft.

Watching television changed Brandon Gray’s life. In November 2010, Gray was 26, a former military cook about to graduate from culinary school at the Art Institute in Santa Monica. He spotted Anthony Bourdain on the show “No Reservations,” talking about a place called the Royal Mail Hotel, located...

LeBron James’ multimedia platform sent a letter to the University of Alabama on Monday expressing concerns over similarities between a video by the Crimson Tide football program and a series released by the NBA superstar’s “Uninterrupted” network.

A 20-year-old Texas man who as a teenager invoked “affluenza” in his defense after killing four people in a wreck while drunk has been released from jail.

Tyra Banks is looking to continue her streak in Pacific Palisades, the Westside neighborhood where the model and television personality has been picking up properties like hotcakes.