Miller Sanford People watch a TV broadcast of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s address Thursday at the Seoul Railway Station. (Lee Jin-man / Associated Press) South Korea’s parliament says the country’s six opposition parties have submitted a new joint motion to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his declaration of martial law. The National Assembly said … Read more
Australian breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn has broken her silence on why she and her lawyers shut down a comedian’s attempt to pay musical tribute to her now-legendary moves at the Paris Olympics. In a video posted to Instagram on Friday, Raygun revealed she had trademarked her name and “famous kangaroo silhouette pose” to block third … Read more
“The Dead Poets Society,” (citywide) is set in 1959, in an East Coast prep school, which the Australian director Peter Weir turns into an evil ice palace. The grounds are green and immaculate, the forests are deep and dark, the school a network of echoing hallways, grandiose chapels and tiny, fusty classrooms. It’s a place … Read more
Come again? Jets coaches are raving about Haason Reddick and defending his production despite the glaring lack of evidence. Reddick, they claim, has been as advertised when they traded for him. “You know, you might say that had I put on the tape and I saw a guy that looked rusty or slow or not … Read more
Barricades surround the encampment for a Pro-Palestinian group at UCLA as a member, right, is punched by an attacker. (Michael Blackshire / Los Angeles Times) UCLA Police Chief John Thomas, who was blasted for serious security lapses and failing to protect students during a melee at a pro-Palestinian encampment last spring, has left his job … Read more
A lethal rash of violence that marred the opening of “Boyz N the Hood,” a movie depicting the struggles of growing up in South-Central Los Angeles, prompted several theaters Saturday to cancel the feature and many others to increase security amid fears of a repeat of Friday night’s bloodshed. Eleven people were wounded, one critically, … Read more
The sun rises through smoke from the Franklin fire Tuesday in Malibu. More photos (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) Jessica Jones and Matthew Ryder grabbed their essentials before the Franklin fire made its way to their home in Serra Retreat. Important documents. Bags of clothes. Three goats. A potbellied pig. Jones and Ryder, … Read more
(Los Angeles Times; Getty Images) In recent years, the clean living trend that has its roots in the organic food movement has made “clean” a potent buzzword for an ever-increasing number of things we put in or near our bodies. First, there were clean beauty products, then clean cleaning products, and now clean weed. It’s … Read more
Chinese leader Xi Jinping would likely see President-elect Donald Trump’s invitation to attend his inauguration as too risky to accept, and the gesture from Trump may have little bearing on the increasingly competitive ties between the two nations as the White House changes hands, experts say. Trump’s incoming press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, confirmed on Thursday that Trump … Read more
The headwinds are fueling fresh doubts about the mandate from California Gov. Gavin Newsom that all new cars sold in California by 2035 be zero-emission vehicles. (Eric Thayer / Associated Press) California’s electric vehicle ambitions are facing a reality check. Sales growth has stalled as potential buyers balk at high sticker prices and unreliable public … Read more
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