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'Oppenheimer' is right about some aspects of the Manhattan Project, wrong about others, and skates over aspects that you might find interesting. Here's a rundown.

The organization's founders saw a need for an LGBTQ+ youth mentorship program, so they set out to create one where Latinos and others could feel accepted.

A body was found inside a 55-gallon barrel Monday morning at Malibu Lagoon State Beach, authorities said.

Days after cardiac arrest, Bronny James is showing what a sports cardiologist tells The Times are encouraging signs in the recovery of LeBron's son.

Not a lover of $100 parking spaces? There are plenty of ways to get to Taylor Swift's concerts at SoFi Stadium by train or bus.

Tom Staggs and Kevin Mayer, former top lieutenants to Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger, who have deep ties in investing circles, will help recruit and evaluate potential strategic partners for ESPN, according to a knowledgeable source.

Phoenix hit a high of 112 Sunday, marking its 31st consecutive day where temperatures spiked above 110 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Latino-run shows sometimes perpetuate stereotypes we would criticize in other shows. And some non-Latino shows do a better job of telling our stories than Latino-run shows

Southern California will see cooler temperatures and possibly thunderstorms this week, a reprieve from a 'heat dome' that broiled the area for weeks.

Daniel Sandifer, a father of two who also was his grandmother's primary caretaker, was a security guard at the Dragonfly nightclub. Police have no suspects.

Paul Reubens, the actor and comedian best known for portraying the fictional character Pee-wee Herman on the stage and screen, has died. He was 70.

A child survived what officials are calling an 'extraordinarily rare' mountain lion attack in Washington state's Olympic National Park over the weekend.

The York fire, which began in the Mojave National Preserve and spread into Nevada over the weekend, is 0% contained.

Lady Gaga broke her silence on the death of her collaborator and friend Tony Bennett, sharing that she'd been grieving the loss of him 'for a long time.'

From 'Succession' to 'The Diplomat' to 'The Great' and more, women are taking the lead in their relationships and in the workplace.

Officials are monitoring a recent uptick in coronavirus transmission, but say it is too early to know how this will go.

Casting director Susie Farris went through 5,500 audition tapes looking for relatable types that felt true to L.A.

HBO's series about a hitman never played out as pure comedy. Consider: In less than a minute, almost everybody dies at the end.

The SAG-AFTRA strike is showing how industry uncertainty leads to actors losing their health insurance or not qualifying in any given year.

Bipartisan legislation that would require car manufacturers to keep the AM band in their dashboards is moving forward. It's also united an unusual coalition representing conservative talk radio hosts, immigrant communities and rural workers.

"It is not lost on me that being in the best relationship I've ever been in in my life comes with a side order of the best moment in my career," the Emmy-nominated "Dahmer" actor says.

Orange County supervisors agreed to settle a lawsuit that claimed county workers failed to contact authorities to investigate child sexual abuse allegations.

Fighting until the end after a kidney cancer diagnosis, UCLA defensive coordinator Bill McGovern and his family received some unexpected help along the way.

Los Angeles County will return an estimated $15 million in unspent mental health grants intended to keep vulnerable people from landing in hospital and jails.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts knows all about the trade deadline. In 2004, the Dodgers shipped him to the Boston Red Sox, where he won a World Series title.