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While some of us are craving community these days, others aren't sure about how much socializing they want to do. Here's how experts say we should prepare for mistletoe season.

Fei-Fei Li, author of "The Worlds I See," and Joy Buolamwini, author of "Unmasking AI," join the L.A. Times Book Club.

For the first time, Rolling Loud will be welcoming four regional Mexican artists to the stage including Junior H, Fuerza Regida, Natanael Cano and Chino Pacas.

Gaza hospitals are collapsing. As a mother there, I wonder why we bring children into this world if they will suffer.

FX's miniseries "A Murder at the End of the World" is an excellent, contemporary twist on an Agatha Christie-style mystery set in a snowbound Iceland hotel.

In the spirit of their patron saint — the festival's founder, Tyler, the Creator — the crowd's fashion was just as integral to the experience as the music at Dodger Stadium.

Kim Kardashian's hairstylist Chris Appleton has filed for divorce from "White Lotus" and "Euphoria" actor Lukas Gage after nearly 7 months of marriage.

Jason Donner has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the company, claiming he lost his job for speaking out about falsehoods that aired on Fox News.

Tennessee's Tim Burchett, who voted to oust Kevin McCarthy from the speakership, said the Californian elbowed him Tuesday. McCarthy says it was an accident.

Five miles south of downtown Los Angeles in the City of Commerce lies a behemoth at 5675 Telegraph Road that resembles Babylonian ruins. It looks as if it has already experienced the end times and been forgotten.

Outkast rapper André 3000 will drop his first solo album, 'New Blue Sun,' later this week. It will reportedly be an instrumental project, with no singing or rap.

Major League Baseball owners are expected to vote in favor of the Athletics' relocation from Oakland to Las Vegas on Thursday.

Congress still has time to do its job and fund the government according to 'regular order,' but in the meantime it must act to ensure that there is no shutdown.

Los Angeles police are trying to sort out the mystery of a Tarzana man, three missing family members and body parts found in a dumpster.

Travis Kelce's coach, the Chiefs' Andy Reid, is still getting those Taylor Swift questions: He's 'just glad' Kelce has 'found somebody he likes.' Ditto Taylor.

In bookstores' L.A. heyday, shops were as ubiquitous as a certain coffee chain is today. But we're no slouches today, even if the internet removed many stores' physical presences.

Juanes, Majo Aguilar, Anitta y otras estrellas latinas pasaron por la alfombra roja del memorable espectáculo 'Flamenco Universal'

Engineers with the California Department of Transportation met Monday to assess the damage and offer possible timelines for getting traffic moving again through downtown Los Angeles.

Con Max Verstappen consolidado como campeón de la F1 y con un 'Checo' Pérez buscando confirmar la segunda posición en el año, la Fórmula 1 vuelve más grande que nunca a Las Vegas.

For 20 years, Claire Keegan has been changing how we read and publish short stories. Her new book, 'So Late in the Day,' affirms what makes her great

The list of song nominees two decades ago included three rock 'n' rollers and two actors.

A proposed orb-like structure for Sunset in West Hollywood, previously called 'the Sphere,' has three levels and billboards, as well as a new name.

Searches of four Beaumont High School students turned up jewelry and other items taken from the Rose Bowl locker rooms of Colorado and UCLA during a game Oct. 28.

Nikkole Salter's "Lines in the Dust" at the Matrix Theater looks at the issue of school residency fraud and what it says about the state of public education in America.

Composers Laura Karpman ('American Fiction'), Michael Abels ('The Burial') and Alexandre Desplat ('Nyad') tackle issues of race, justice and the human spirit