Bombino performs tonight. Omara “Bombino” Moctar performs during the Edmonton Folk Music Festival at Gallagher Park in Edmonton, Alta. on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015.Photo by Codie McLachlan /Edmonton Sun files Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. Tuesday, July 16 Bombino (9:30 p.m., TD–Radio-Canada Stage, free). Born … Read more
Rob Morrow and Marcia Cross star in the Ruskin Group Theatre revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s “The Substance of Fire.” (Alexander Neher) Isaac Geldhart, the imperious protagonist of Jon Robin Baitz’s “The Substance of Fire,” is waging a losing battle against the forces of cultural barbarism. As cruelly condescending as he is intellectually discerning, the … Read more
Maika Monroe in Neon’s “Longlegs.” (Neon) The greatest plot twists lie at the end of a long trail of clues, dramatically revealing an answer hidden in plain sight all along. The marketing campaign for independent distributor Neon’s surprise horror smash, “Longlegs,” took that concept a step further. Breadcrumbs — in the form of enigmatic trailers, … Read more
Exclusive: Michael Mann unveils his in-depth, behind-the-scenes Archives project Filmmaker Michael Mann is known for his exacting research and exhaustive preparation, work that goes into such moody, existential portraits as “Heat,” “The Insider,” “Ali,” “Miami Vice,” “Blackhat” and the recent “Ferrari.” Mann is now giving audiences an unprecedented glimpse into his artistic process via the … Read more
Trump signs are placed on the seats at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Monday. (Jason Armond/Los Angeles Times) Hello and happy Tuesday. There are 111 days until the election and man, what do you even say at this point? Like most of us, I am happy that Donald Trump was not seriously injured … Read more
Students demonstrating over the war in Gaza at UCLA in April. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) The Anti-Defamation League has gotten into the defamation business. Founded in 1913 to combat anti-Jewish bigotry, the ADL was once respected for its civil-rights work. Now, amid nationwide protests over what the U.N. special rapporteur and others have … Read more
A man plays tennis in Venice Beach during a warm July afternoon. Many people’s fears of getting COVID are easing. (Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times) COVID is continuing to rise this summer, and its spread is being aided by people who are still going to work or traveling while sick. “Certainly, people are trying … Read more
Tarhjia Easterly, 54, right, lives with her daughter Jasmine Phillips, 36 and her 4-year-old grandson in a room at 5700 S. Hoover St. (Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Times) Daviell McKinley and her neighbors say they have not had hot water in months at their building in South L.A. There is mold in the bathrooms and … Read more
MILWAUKEE — Former President Donald Trump weighed choosing Sen. Marco Rubio as his running mate before ultimately selecting Sen. JD Vance as his pick for vice president on Monday, a source familiar with his deliberations told The Post. A Trump campaign staffer also confirmed Monday the top three candidates were Vance (R-Ohio), Rubio (R-Fla.) and … Read more
Empire Company Limited announces their Olympic Partnership at their Sobey’s office in Mississauga, Ont. on October 7, 2019.Photo by Tijana Martin /THE CANADIAN PRESS MONTREAL — Canadian grocery company Empire is expanding its partnership with a Montreal-based app dedicated to mitigating food waste. FoodHero announced Tuesday that the partnership is significantly expanding to new regions, … Read more
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