Новости за 15.04.2016

Her website looked professional, and she was described as an A-1 guide — a travel and fashion blogger who was also "a local celebrity, actress and model." So we hired her to take us on a shopping excursion when our ship sailed into port near Bangkok, Thailand.

Coachella 2016: Live coverage of the bands, the fashion, the scene April 15 2016, 9:09 AM The 2016 Coachella Music and Arts Festival is here, and expectations are running high. Guns N' Roses, Ice Cube and others will headline, with dozens of other bands performing every afternoon and evening. Off...

California added 4,200 jobs in March, the Employment Development Department reported Friday.

Bernard Labadie, the Canadian conductor who had become the frequent go-to guy for 18th century music at Walt Disney Concert Hall and elsewhere in this region, returned Wednesday night with his Quebec-based chamber orchestra, Les Violons du Roy, kicking off a short North American tour.

California politics updates: Assemblyman faces accusations from his estranged wife, state stories of poverty on Capitol Hill April 15 2016, 10:10 AM Welcome to Essential Politics, our daily feed on California politics and government news. Here's what is going on today: A Los Angeles judge has granted...

A record-setting floorless dive coaster coming this summer to Ohio’s Cedar Point amusement park will plummet down a pair of 90-degree drops before navigating a series of loops inspired by fighter jet maneuvers.

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Catherine Bell is back as the magical Cassie Nightingale on the second-season premiere of the fantasy drama "Good Witch." "9 p.m. Hallmark Channel

This year's edition of the "TV Land Icon Awards" pays tribute to legendary TV producer Norman Lear ("All in the Family," "The Jeffersons") and...

Millennials might look at California Rep. Eric Swalwell and think he's just another member of Congress, albeit one who looks younger than most of his colleagues. But then he talks about his nearly $100,000 in student loan debt. "A lot of people in our generation think of Congress as an institution...

You won't find Los Angeles designer Raquel Allegra at Coachella this year, grooving to the bands and looking for those cool girls wearing her tie-dye and gauzy jersey dresses.

Coachella 2016: Live coverage of the bands, the fashion, the scene April 15 2016, 9:09 AM The 2016 Coachella Music and Arts Festival is here, and expectations are running high. Guns N' Roses, Ice Cube and others will headline, with dozens of other bands performing every afternoon and evening. Off...

Coachella 2016: Live coverage of the bands, the fashion, the scene April 15 2016, 9:09 AM The 2016 Coachella Music and Arts Festival is here, and expectations are running high. Guns N' Roses, Ice Cube and others will headline, with dozens of other bands performing every afternoon and evening. Off...

Coachella 2016: Live coverage of the bands, the fashion, the scene April 15 2016, 9:09 AM The 2016 Coachella Music and Arts Festival is here, and expectations are running high. Guns N' Roses, Ice Cube and others will headline, with dozens of other bands performing every afternoon and evening. Off...

Bernie Sanders did not get to meet the pope on Friday, but he got to rail against the inequalities of capitalism at a Vatican conference during an unusual, lightning visit to Rome, days before the New York presidential primary.

California politics updates: Assemblyman faces accusations from his estranged wife, state stories of poverty on Capitol Hill April 15 2016, 10:10 AM Welcome to Essential Politics, our daily feed on California politics and government news. Here's what is going on today: A Los Angeles judge has granted...

The NBA is joining leagues such as the Champions, Premier, MLS and WNBA when it comes to uniform designs.

It sounds as if President Obama lately has been listening to Bernie Sanders' tough talk on business. From expanding overtime rules for employers to imposing stricter corporate tax regulations and fiduciary responsibilities on stockbrokers, Obama is using his executive power to demand greater accountability...

A Colton sixth-grader who collapsed during a school soccer game and died Tuesday suffered from an enlarged heart and early signs of congestive heart failure, according to a preliminary coroner's report.

It’s 2005. After Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor announces that she plans to resign. President George W. Bush tells the press that anyone he nominates to succeed O’Connor will “make it crystal clear that he or she will vote to overturn Roe vs. Wade.”

Never mind, phone addicts. Following a public outcry, AMC Entertainment says it will not experiment after all with theaters that allow texting. 

California politics updates: Assemblyman faces accusations from his estranged wife, state stories of poverty on Capitol Hill April 15 2016, 10:10 AM Welcome to Essential Politics, our daily feed on California politics and government news. Here's what is going on today: A Los Angeles judge has granted...

To the editor: Henry I. Miller apparently thinks it's a good idea to spray plants with an herbicide and eat them. ("GMO food labels are meaningless," Opinion, April 12)

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week acknowledged that its experts have confirmed public health officials' worst fears: that Zika virus infection is the direct cause of a massive outbreak of the birth defect microcephaly throughout Brazil.

Jon Favreau has a strategy for adapting a classic — remember what you liked about it in the first place.

The big delivery of newspapers was stacked neatly outside the hotel door.

Like most of us, Larry Maizlish seldom scrutinizes the pages of fine print that accompany his credit cards. The other day, however, he decided to give it a go for his Lexus Pursuits Visa card, which offers points for vehicle repairs.