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LOS ANGELES — Attorneys for a documentary filmmaker who sued the city of Los Angeles for excessive police force said ... Read More
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George Clooney 'forced to scale back commitments at Venice Film Festival after falling ill on opening day'
George Clooney is said to have been forced to scale back his commitments at the Venice Film Festival after falling ill on the opening day.
The Oscar-winning actor, 64, who is starring in Noah Baumbach's competition film ...Read more
Travis Kelce kept proposal to Taylor Swift traditional by asking for her dad's blessing
Travis Kelce kept his proposal to Taylor Swift traditional by asking for her father's blessing before popping the question.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, proposed to singer Taylor, also 35, in the garden of his ...Read more
CDC chief fired in feud with RFK Jr. over vaccine 'politicization'
Centers for Disease Control Susan Monarez has been fired after less than a month on the job amid a sprawling feud with President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over what she calls “politicization...Read more
NBC looks to boost Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight' by airing it after 'Sunday Night Football'
"Tonight" host Jimmy Fallon is hoping to score new viewers this fall with some help from TV's top-rated program.
NBC said Thursday that the late-night franchise will get special airings following the four "Sunday Night ...Read more
Hurricane center predicts new Atlantic system could develop
ORLANDO, Fla. — The National Hurricane Center on Thursday began to forecast a system could form in the Atlantic that could develop into the season’s next tropical depression or storm.
As of the NHC’s 8 a.m. tropical...Read more
Telluride Film Festival returns with an eclectic mix of politics, auteur visions and the Boss
In recent years, film festivals haven't felt all that festive. Audiences have dwindled, streaming has upended viewing habits and the pandemic and Hollywood strikes have rattled the industry, leaving even the most glamorous...Read more
Have you seen these snakes in California? Why you shouldn't kill them
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California is home to 50 different species of snakes — including seven species of rattlesnakes, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
If that makes your skin crawl, you’re...Read more
More nonsmokers are getting lung cancer. A Georgia oncologist explains why
ATLANTA — The demographics of lung cancer change every day. The disease, which directly affects the respiratory system, has long been associated with smokers — but that is rapidly changing.
“Before it was rare, but ...Read more
The FDA just overhauled its COVID vaccine guidance. Here's what it means for you
LOS ANGELES — New federal guidance surrounding COVID vaccine authorization could make it more difficult for many people to be inoculated against the circulating — and, now, seasonally spiking — coronavirus.
Under ...Read more
Andra Day will join Jon Batiste on 'Big Money' tour dates
SAN DIEGO — San Diego-bred singer-turned-Oscar-nominated actress Andra Day has been added to the lineup for select dates on multiple Grammy Award-winner Jon Batiste’s “The Big Money: Jon Batiste Plays America” ...Read more
La Jolla Music Society renews Inon Barnatan's contract and launches $60 million endowment campaign
SAN DIEGO — La Jolla Music Society is making big plans for the future.
At Saturday night’s closing concert of its annual SummerFest, the nonprofit announced a new five-year contract with SummerFest Music Director Inon...Read more
TV for fall 2025: 25 shows, including a Glen Powell comedy and the return of the rom-com 'Nobody Wants This'
Remember the days before streaming when the fall TV season was a source of anticipation? So many new shows premiering in a nice, tidy chunk over a few weeks. It was so easy to stay on top of it all.
Streaming has altered ...Read more
Lorraine Ali: Seth Meyers' contract is up in 2028. So is Trump's. Who will be the last man standing?
LOS ANGELES — As the GOP breaks the rules to placate their leader and the Democrats play by rules that no longer exist, late-night television is one of the few public platforms left that’s bold enough to challenge ...Read more
Russian airstrikes on Kyiv kill 18 as Putin snubs US on war
Russia unleashed a wave of drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, in defiance of U.S. calls for an end to the fighting, as Ukraine and its allies kept up efforts to obtain future security guarantees for the war-torn nation.
...Read more
Katy Perry slammed by family of ailing Army veteran she's fighting in court
Katy Perry has been slammed by the family of the ailing Army veteran she is fighting in court.
The singer, 40, has been pursuing $6 million in damages in a long-running legal dispute over a $15 million mansion in ...Read more
Daisy Edgar-Jones on mission to 'help encourage new voices' in film world
Daisy Edgar-Jones is determined to "help encourage new voices" in the filmmaking world.
The BAFTA-nominated actress Daisy Edgar-Jones, 26, shot to fame after her work in BBC drama Normal People, and has now joined actor ...Read more
Cardi B defense gets boost in civil trial as receptionist describes fracas outside doctor's office
LOS ANGELES — Cardi B returned to the witness stand on Wednesday in a civil suit brought by a security guard who alleged that the rapper assaulted her — even scratching her with one of her nail extensions — in a 2018...Read more
Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova are expecting their fourth child
LOS ANGELES — Add one more to the number of kids that will have Enrique Iglesias as a personal hero. The singer and his wife, Anna Kournikova, are expecting their fourth child.
They are already parents of 7-year-old ...Read more
'The Thursday Murder Club' review: Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan and Ben Kingsley are retirees-turned-amateur sleuths
Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan and Ben Kingsley play retirees-turned-amateur sleuths in the Netflix movie “The Thursday Murder Club,” directed by Chris Columbus (“Mrs. Doubtfire,” among many others). The group ...Read more
Hundreds of thousands fewer students, but few closed schools. Can LAUSD make the math work?
LOS ANGELES — A steep drop in Los Angeles Unified student enrollment — 27% over about 10 years and 44% over about 20 — has not been matched by a proportionate drop in the number of campuses or employees, one of ...Read more
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