Liza Colón-Zayas has put in the work. In ‘The Bear,’ she makes every second count There is no nail-biting stress for Liza Colón-Zayas in this restaurant. On a balmy June afternoon, she enters the homey, brightly colored space of Mofongos, a family-run North Hollywood Puerto Rican eatery, and instinctively begins moving her hips to the … Read more
Emma Stone and Joe Alwyn star in Kinds of Kindness, the latest, most challenging movie from Yorgos Lanthimos (Picture: Searchlight) Just a matter of months after filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos and actress Emma Stone dazzled audiences and Hollywood with the eye-popping, Oscar-winning Poor Things, they’re back with their next film. And if you thought Poor Things … Read more
Ryan Serhant in an episode of “Owning Manhattan.” (Netflix) Ryan Serhant doesn’t know selling real estate without a television show. After a short-lived career as an actor, and just months into his foray in real estate, he was cast in Bravo’s reality series “Million Dollar Listing New York,” a spinoff of its L.A.-based predecessor. The … Read more
Political and community leaders speak at a press conference outside of Columbia University on Thursday morning in support of reinstating a mask ban in New York State as incidents of antisemitism rise. LP Media A coalition of civil rights groups, religious leaders and lawmakers rallied Thursday to demand the state’s mask ban be restored as … Read more
The disappointment with Canada’s stance on the war in Gaza is palpable in Housefather’s Mount Royal riding, one Liberal said Hampstead Mayor Jeremy Levi says he is deeply concerned by “the existential threat our country faces from Justin Trudeau and the Liberals.”Photo by John Kenney/Postmedia OTTAWA — First, the Conservatives took Toronto—St.Paul’s. Next, they’re gunning … Read more
High interest rates have affected consumers and small businesses like Gritz N Wafflez, owned by Jurni Rayne, above. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) By the numbers, the overall U.S. economy may look good, but down at the street level the view is a lot grimmer and grittier. The surge in interest rates imposed … Read more
An activist fills a cup with spring water in the San Bernardino National Forest. The company BlueTriton Brands collects the water and sells it as Arrowhead bottled water. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times) A Southern California environmental group is suing the U.S. Forest Service for allowing bottled water company BlueTriton Brands to pipe water out … Read more
California’s first-ever ‘climate information system’ falls victim to budget ax Never before have Californians had more climate information at their fingertips: Planes soar above the Sierra measuring snowpack with lasers; cameras enhanced with artificial intelligence scan the landscape for wildfire; and satellites swirl overhead collecting detailed images of real-time conditions. But even with all these … Read more
Opinion: Is city status right for East Los Angeles? The introduction of Assembly Bill 2986 in Sacramento has reopened the perennial question of cityhood for East Los Angeles and triggered a fight over how to even consider the question in 2024. Nearly 120,000 people live in East L.A., the most populous unincorporated community in Los Angeles … Read more
The dead body in the bedroom told a story of savagery and rage. Twenty-nine stab wounds, including some through the skull — one so vicious the tip of the knife broke off. Blood soaked her slashed floral nightgown, drenched the rug, splattered the walls. A bite mark pierced the back of her shoulder, teeth sunk … Read more
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