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Sun Valley Poly basketball coach Joe Wyatt yells instructions from the sideline. (Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times) The trio of Joe Wyatt, Will Burr and Andre Chevalier used to be standout high school basketball players in the San Fernando Valley. Now they’re coaches of the year for their respective teams. Wyatt, who starred at … Read more
Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani is sprayed with water as he crosses home plate after hitting a walk-off homer against the Braves Wednesday at Dodger Stadium. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) Howdy, I’m your host, Iliana Limón Romero, filling in for Houston Mitchell, who is probably spending his vacation working on his next Dodgers Dugout newsletter. … Read more
11Kanye West joked about ex-wife Kim Kardashian’s infamous tape with Ray J. Instagram/@kimkardashian Can Kanye West’s jokes get much lower? The rapper made a crass quip about ex Kim Kardashian in an alleged text to DJ Akademiks. The “Off the Record” podcast host shared screenshots of his messages with West, 47, via Instagram Wednesday, with … Read more
No pictures, please. Meghan Markle imposed a strict no photo rule on a reporter who visited hers and Prince Harry’s sprawling $14 million Montecito, Calif., pad. New York Times food writer Julia Moskin revealed the Duchess of Sussex’s privacy-first approach after interviewing her days before As Ever’s official launch. 5Meghan Markle imposed a strict no … Read more
Patrick Roy speaks before an Islanders game on March 4, 2025. Getty Images Only one focus of the newsletter this week, because yes, Patrick Roy’s comments on Anthony Duclair Tuesday night were that big a deal. It won’t be clear until weeks from now, maybe longer, whether on Tuesday night we witnessed the wheels coming … Read more
Eric Adams announced Thursday that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for mayor — instead pushing his chips in on a longshot run as an independant candidate. Hizzoner dropped the bombshell news in a video announcement obtained by The Post — just one day after a federal judge killed his corruption case for good. … Read more
‘Truly a treasure.’ Dave Marcus has given voice to the rise of UCLA women’s basketball Dave Marcus has cycled through dozens of players and hundreds of games, seasons both good and bad. In his more than two decades on the job, the voice of UCLA women’s basketball has often seen one — and sometimes two … Read more
Gov. George Deukmajian and his wife, Gloria, at his January 1987 inaugural ceremony. He took the oath of office on a 486-year-old French Bible. (Thomas Kelsey/ Los Angeles Times ) George Deukmejian was a role model for the type of officeholder we desperately need in today’s hyperventilated, polarized politics. He was a quiet leader who … Read more
Watson — the IBM supercomputer that cleaned up on “Jeopardy!” — lost to Rep. Rush Holt of New Jersey in a battle of wits Monday evening at a D.C. hotel. So it looks like we can put off welcoming our new machine overlords for one more day. The faux “Jeopardy!” contest pitting Watson against Holt … Read more
Black L.A. social spaces flourished after George Floyd. 5 years later, will they survive? Tucked away on a quiet part of La Cienega Avenue in the Culver City Arts District, Black Image Center feels reminiscent of a collegiate Black student center. On a recent Tuesday, five people were gathered for the center’s daily community co-working … Read more
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