Coach Deion Sanders is Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year despite a 4-8 record in his first season at Colorado. SI says the honor is for more than wins and losses.
USC freshman Bronny James has been cleared by doctors for a full return to basketball four months after suffering a cardiac arrest.
Rapper T.I. rallied support for his son King's new single, 'Father Like Sons,' just days after an altercation with the 19-year-old at an NFL game.
Barrera's firing is a sad reminder of how historically marginalized groups, like Latinas, are forced to walk a tightrope when advocating for social causes, and of how fragile "representation" is in Hollywood.
The Pogues' Shane MacGowan, who died Thursday at age 65, fancied himself in the tradition of great, doomed Irish poets. He was right on both accounts.
Josh Giddey has remained in the Oklahoma City Thunder lineup while Newport Beach police investigate an alleged inappropriate relationship with an underage girl.
Fiscal hawks love to claim that America is shortchanging its youth by spending so much to support its seniors. But the real economic war is between the rich and everyone else -- and the rich are winning.
MSNBC is canceling Medhi Hasan's opinion program and adding a new panel show called 'The Weekend.' Hasan will remain as a political analyst and fill-in host.
The legendary Hong Kong director has made his first U.S. film in 20 years with Lionsgate's 'Silent Night,' starring Joel Kinnaman and Catalina Sandino Moreno.
Disney blasted the activist investor's agitation, calling it an agenda driven by former Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, who was ousted from the company earlier this year.
From multigenerational music festivals to early holiday shopping and tamal feasts, we've got your weekend covered.
He's a dad on a Christmas mission — not the one he expected — in a new yuletide comedy set in El Segundo, one with a strong cast but a weak script.
USC athletic director Jennifer Cohen says she's supporting Lincoln Riley as he works to get the football program on track following a difficult season.
Gavin Newsom and Ron DeSantis are drawing the spotlight of the presidential race, but neither has a shot at the Oval Office. Why are we ignoring the two women who will decide the race?
All the actor knew was it would be a story about a janitor who cleans toilets. Yet he still could envision "a really unique, beautiful story."
The Chargers should be able to handle the Patriots, who cannot even decide who should start at quarterback, but the expected has haunted L.A.'s season.
The Rams' Matthew Stafford will be facing a tough defense run by Browns coordinator Jim Schwartz, who was the Lions coach when Detroit drafted the quarterback.
"His arrival on the scene was elemental, like the Big Bang," filmmaker Lisa Cortes says of the early rock 'n' roller in "Little Richard: I Am Everything."
The family of a 33-year-old man shot and killed by a CHP officer on the 105 Freeway earlier this month is suing the agency for damages.
There'd already been a ProPublica article. So what more could celebrated director Raoul Peck bring to the table? His personal connection to the issue at stake for starters.
The 61-year-old actor returns to serious awards contention with "Nyad" after years away.
Tran Anh Hung discusses his journey to direct 'The Taste of Things,' France's Oscar submission and arguably the most delectable depiction of cooking on screen this century.
NFL Week 13 picks: After finishing Week 12 with a 13-3 record and 11-4-1 vs. the spread, the L.A. Times' Sam Farmer sees positive things for the Rams and Chargers.
Atheist Adventures offers non-believers in Los Angeles and beyond the opportunity to experience wonder and awe in the most inspiring places in the West.
Millions of immigrants — those here legally as well as unauthorized migrants — find their lives constrained by the complex, sometimes irrational, twists of U.S. immigration law.