Miller Sanford The old cliché is true: Offense does win games. Whether the Lions or Bills have enough defense to win a championship will be decided in the playoffs. But, for now, Detroit and Buffalo look like Super Bowl contenders because they boast the Nos. 1- and 3-ranked scoring offenses in the NFL. Shortly after the Lions … Read more
“Emilia Pérez” is not what most would conjure when thinking of a movie musical. And therein lies its superpower. Its writer-director, Jacques Audiard, chose to tell the story of a brutal Mexican drug cartel lord (played by Karla Sofía Gascón) who undergoes profound changes in midlife — including gender-reassignment surgery — as a romantic, comic, … Read more
A common area at the Hollywood Arts Collective, an affordable housing complex for arts and entertainment workers. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times) Dozens of tenants at an affordable housing complex for arts and entertainment workers are in rebellion amid a dispute over a rent increase and other alleged issues at the Hollywood property. A … Read more
Cynthia Erivo defies more than gravity It’s an autumn day in New York, which prompts Cynthia Erivo to start singing the opening lines of the jazz standard of that name because, as I learn through our hour together, it does not take much prodding to get Erivo to break out in song. She serenades me … Read more
In her new memoir, Cher writes about how she considered killing herself “five or six times” during the heyday of “The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour.” Getty Images Cher felt so overworked and under-loved by her first husband, Sonny Bono, that she considered jumping off a hotel balcony to get away from him, she writes … Read more
His voice booming and his eyes bright despite months of nonstop work, Principal Andy Johnson stepped up Monday to a microphone set up on the playground at Santa Monica Boulevard Community Charter School and shouted a question: “Can you guys say ownership?” “Ownership!” the 900 students seated in neat rows before him roared back. Johnson … Read more
The vicious Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua has now expanded its territory to at least 16 US states — an area that includes half of America’s population, The Post has learned. Homeland Security officials last week were warned in an internal department intelligence memo about TdA’s growing presence across the country, most recently in: … Read more
(Disney / Pixar) Kelsey Mann was scanning some old photos when he came to a series of pictures from his childhood birthdays and was struck by what he saw. “I was 5, and it’s my birthday, and I’m sitting there in front of my cake … I think it was the smile and the joy … Read more
The Big Apple’s ongoing spike in teen violence showed no signs of slowing down Monday, with at least two more youngsters attacked in the five boroughs overnight. A 16-year-old boy was slashed at a Bronx subway station shortly after 11:30 p.m. Sunday, hours after a 15-year-old was slugged and stabbed in Brooklyn, police sources said … Read more
Former President Trump speaks on election night. (Lynne Sladky / Associated Press) Across Southern California, and for that matter much of the country, housing is unaffordable for many, whether someone is trying to buy a house or rent an apartment. Voter concern over the nation’s cost of living, including housing, appears to have played a … Read more
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