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The zombie drama “Cargo” has more in common with Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road” than with “Night of the Living Dead.” Co-directors Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke (the latter of whom wrote the screenplay) sacrifice some tension with their more character-based approach, but the cumulative effect is...

El periodista de radio Juan Carlos Huerta acababa de salir de su casa en el estado de Tabasco el martes por la mañana cuando dos vehículos se detuvieron bloqueándole el paso.

“Always at the Carlyle” plays like a feature-length video you’d expect to see on a loop in the lobby of a less classy version of the luxe New York institution and celebrity favorite (so basically anywhere, really). The documentary emphasizes the hotel’s privacy and discretion at every moment, so...

President Trump visited his wife, Melania, in the hospital Tuesday as she continued to recover from a kidney procedure.

A Glendale police detective was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of lying to federal investigators to hide ties and collaborations with the Mexican Mafia and Armenian organized crime in Southern California, authorities said.

The gifted Romanian director Cristian Mungiu (“4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days”) makes grimly powerful, impeccably acted realist thrillers about a society that, in thrall to rigid tradition and run-of-the-mill corruption, is slowly failing its own.

Right place, wrong time.

That was the situation this week for former USC receiver Steven Mitchell, who made it to the Rams’ facility for his physical exam but arrived two hours early.

“I was just ready to get here, just anxious, just ready to get it going,” Mitchell said Tuesday during a break...

Un juez del Condado de Riverside revocó el martes la ley de suicidio asistido de California, dando al fiscal general del estado cinco días para presentar una apelación para mantener la ley en su lugar.

The sipping of an aromatic tea made from coca leaves — a centuries-old tradition in Andean countries — has cost Peru’s national soccer team its star player in the coming World Cup in Russia, a suspension Peruvian fans and officials called unjust and disproportionate.

California Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra is probably best known to California voters as the man suing the Trump administration, and boasted about his more than 30 such lawsuits at a debate Tuesday ahead of next month’s primary election for the attorney general race.

It came as no surprise that the Clippers got the 13th pick in the NBA draft during Tuesday’s lottery drawing in Chicago.

Every so often in “Solo: A Star Wars Story” — and the last word of that title is awfully generous — a character will make brief, ominous reference to the inevitable rise of the Empire. While it remains largely off-screen here, that evil galactic monolith is quietly in the ascendant. Alliances are...

For almost 16 straight years, ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel has been recruited to playfully roast his network and its rivals at the annual upfronts presentation to advertisers.

After weeks of warming relations, North Korea on Tuesday abruptly postponed scheduled talks with South Korea to protest U.S.-South Korean military exercises, but the Trump administration downplayed the development, saying it was continuing to plan for next month's summit with North Korean leader...

Researchers using digital technology deciphered the writing on two pages of Anne Frank's diary that she had pasted over with brown masking paper, discovering four naughty jokes and a candid explanation of sex, contraception and prostitution.

The unexpected success of the first-year Golden Knights has had ripple effects that reach well beyond the hockey oasis known as Las Vegas.

A federal appeals court seemed concerned Tuesday about the likely harm that would result if the Trump administration’s plan to end protections for so-called Dreamers goes forward, but wrestled with technical legal questions about the judges’ ability to intervene.

After a day and a half of deliberations, the jury in former USC assistant football coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the NCAA passed a note to Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Frederick Shaller on Tuesday afternoon: “What do we do if we are deadlocked?”

The makeshift television studio perched above one of the four corners of the Toyota Center is where basketball conversations are driven, with Ernie Johnson hosting a TNT show flanked by Shaquille O’Neal to his right and Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley to his left.