Miller Sanford How 9/11 stalled immigration reform — and inspired a new generation of activists Ali-Reza Torabi was a sixth-grader in San Diego when two planes slammed into the twin towers in New York on Sept. 11, 2001. Torabi was living in the country illegally after moving to the United States from Iran with his mother and … Read more
The Knicks offense was humming and Josh Hart was typically everywhere. On a Saturday night his team bludgeoned the Kings with buckets for 143-120 victory, Hart carried the energy, carried the battle of the boards, and filled all crevices of the box score Hart, who was supposedly a game-time decision because of knee soreness (he … Read more
Tony DeAngelo was in, Ryan Pulock was out after one shift, Ilya Sorokin came in for Marcus Hogberg in overtime and the Islanders kept their momentum rolling with a comeback victory over the supercharged Hurricanes. Other than that, not much was going on Saturday at UBS Arena. Forty-eight games in, it’s that time of year … Read more
Donald Bryce is devastated upon viewing the destruction of his father-in-law’s home on Haverford Avenue, which burned in the Palisades fire. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times) With residents anxious to return to their fire-ravaged properties, authorities are warning of the dangers of sifting through the toxic wreckage — especially without protective gear. Hazardous items in the … Read more
Jay McInerney — the “Bright Lights, Big City” author and literary ’80s enfant terrible who went on to become Town & Country’s wine critic — celebrated his 70th birthday in style this week. Last year, we reported that the famed scribe was recovering from brain surgery and, later, reportedly had open-heart surgery. He made a … Read more
Darren Hayes has been left heartbroken after the passing of his beloved mother, Judy. The Australian singer shared the devastating news with fans overnight on Instagram, posting a lengthy tribute to his mom who passed away peacefully last week. “I am heartbroken to announce my beautiful, extraordinary, magnificent, wondrous Mother, Judy, passed away peacefully surrounded by love … Read more
Kings forward Adrian Kempe, left, controls the puck in front Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Ivan Provorov during the first period of the Kings’ 3-2 loss Saturday. (Jay LaPrete / Associated Press) Kirill Marchenko scored with 1:16 remaining in overtime to lift the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 3-2 victory over the Kings on Saturday night. … Read more
The Knicks-Kings game on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden was delayed about 5-8 minutes to check if there was a rim malfunction. During the second half, OG Anunoby hung on the rim after a ferocious dunk that appeared to force it to go crooked. A Knicks worker measures the rim with a level after … Read more
After hinting earlier in the week about his likely exit from the presidential race, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson made it official Friday, telling a major gathering for political conservatives outside Washington that he is leaving the campaign trail. “There’s a lot of people who love me, but just won’t vote for me,” he said to … Read more
Don Goldstone and his crew spent two years building an infinity pool in Lee Feldman’s Hollywood Hills home where the backyard is a straight drop down. (Myung J. Chun / LAT) The pool is suspended atop a 40-foot-long platform beneath which is an enclosed screening room with a downtown skyline view. (Myung J. Chun / … Read more
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