Новости за 14.03.2023

Newly minted Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan of 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' pretended(?) he hadn't slept since the ceremony on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'

Former Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina said Tuesday she is suffering from terminal cancer.

El recorrido del artista español por este país con "Sanz en Vivo USA Tour' finaliza en el Microsoft Theater de Los Ángeles, momento en el que dijo que podría aprovechar para visitar la exhibición de Shakira en el Museo del Grammy y antes de que se celebren los Latin Grammy en Andalucía, España

On the eve of contract negotiations, leaders of the WGA are pressing their case as to why writers deserve better pay in the streaming era.

Thirteen residents and a nurse died during a COVID-19 outbreak at Silverado Beverly Place in the spring of 2020.

Rain is beginning to hit Southern California as another atmospheric river storm moves through the state. Here is what to expect.

Juno Awards host Simu Liu praised presenter Avril Lavigne for 'handling that topless lady like a champ' after a protester rushed the stage.

Eric Saindon, the 'Avatar: The Way of Water' VFX guy who just won his first Oscar, reportedly went from the ceremony to the hospital for surgery Sunday.

President Trump-endorsed rollback of Dodd-Frank's tougher scrutiny of banks was a significant factor in SVB's problems. But it wasn't the only culprit.

At least 70 flood watches, warnings and advisories were in effect across the state, as were avalanche warnings in Mono and Inyo counties and near Tahoe.

Letting excess stormwater inundate carefully managed low-lying areas would be good for California's natural ecosystems and a large, thirsty population at risk from water shortages and flooding.

Thieves swiped laptops, computers and other property from the frat house Friday morning. No arrests have been made.

As the planet warms, disastrous flooding from rain and melting snow is only one of many costly risks local communities will need to account for.

In 'The Critic's Daughter,' Priscilla Gilman writes about her complex relationship with her father, theater critic and Yale professor Richard Gilman.

Three of the people had to be hoisted from the fast-moving waters of the San Gabriel River by helicopter. Eight dogs were also rescued.

The Bruins' relentless defense and ability to protect the ball make them capable of beating any team. What has to happen for them to win a 12th title?

'Black Adam' star Dwayne Johnson likened DC bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran to new football team owners firing current players.

Angels batting practice pitcher Ali Modami joined Team USA for the WBC — an assignment built on years of stellar work with hitters around MLB.

L.A. drag queens and members of the queer community say that a wave of local anti-LGBTQ hate is just the beginning of the ripple effect from Tennessee laws prohibiting their way of life.

Cyrus turns her divorce into a showcase for her mutable identity and powerhouse voice on 'Endless Summer Vacation,' led by the smash empowerment jam 'Flowers.'

In 'Take What You Need,' novelist Idra Novey follows a woman returning to her small town to mourn her stepmother — and confront the bigotry she'd fled.

Among Japanese families, the topic of mental illness is heavily stigmatized. A South Bay support group hopes to do its part to help these families learn how to navigate the mental health system and support their loved ones with mental illness.

Existing old-fashioned crash data collection systems, which significantly undercount the problem, are inadequate for the digital age of distracted driving.

A Northern California tribal police chief is challenged personally and professionally with how to solve a crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

As California's student housing crisis deepens, plans to build more campus apartments and dorms face significant roadblocks, severely affecting people's access to a UC education, student leaders say.