Julian Sands, 65, actor who went missing in San Gabriel Mountains, found dead
British actor Julian Sands, known for 'A Room With a View' and 'Warlock,' was found dead after going missing in the San Gabriel Mountains in January.
British actor Julian Sands, known for 'A Room With a View' and 'Warlock,' was found dead after going missing in the San Gabriel Mountains in January.
Five months after Julian Sands was reported missing, San Bernardino officials found the actor's remains in the Mt. Baldy wilderness.
The 'independent state legislature' theory is dead. Still, federal lawmakers should take action to ward off other dangers to democracy.
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In the case of an accused online stalker, the court adopted a compromise to both protect free speech and safeguard people from being threatened.
Looks like Ryan Seacrest will take a spin on 'Wheel of Fortune' as its new host. He announced the news Tuesday on Instagram.
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Supreme Court extends free-speech protections to online stalkers.
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Ryan Murphy is moving his deal from Netflix to Disney amid changes in the way Hollywood approaches deals with top producers.
In Ana Menéndez's new novel, 'The Apartment,' a single unit in a Miami building collects the layered lives of immigrants and others longing for home.
Directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman document the talented performer's years-in-the-making marathon project; Mel Gibson's lucky he's only in a few scenes of weak "Confidential Informant."
A federal judge's rejection of Florida's law banning transgender treatment adds to the growing pile of court rulings overturning Ron DeSantis' campaign of bigotry.
Greg Cronin, who waited a lifetime to be a head coach in the NHL, is tasked with turning around the Ducks. The team should get help Wednesday in the draft.
America needs lots of clean power, fast. Should it go on public lands or on rooftops?
Under a tentative ruling, Michael Jackson corporations would go to trial over molestation allegations by Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claim employees were "co-conspirators and collaborators."
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The Tachi Yokut Tribe is celebrating the return of California's Tulare Lake, saying water should remain to heal an ecosystem that was drained for agriculture.
Russia's autocracy may be strong, but its history tells us that when the perception of power is shaken, it can lead to a real collapse of leadership.
The Department of Water and Power hardly needs the water. But it's critical to the Eastern Sierra Nevada's environment and its Indigenous people.
China's government is relaxing restrictions on night markets and street vendors to stimulate spending and create jobs, especially for young people.
Gov. Gavin Newsom and California lawmakers agreed to a $310.8 billion budget deal that will reduce investments in climate change and delay funding for kindergarten facilities to offset a nearly $32 billion shortfall.