Новости за 05.10.2016

Kim Sing Theatre, a live-work space and design hub in downtown L.A., has been sold by Willard Ford to Indra & Co., a group headed by Ash Pathi, for $3.3 million.

Actor Hugh Jackman, who is popping out his adamantium claws for one final performance as the mutant who goes by Wolverine, revealed the title of the upcoming film — previously known only as “Wolverine 3” — in a larger than life fashion Wednesday morning.

With the first two debates of the general election finished and early voting starting in many place, Hillary Clinton’s lead has strengthened in opinion polls in key states needed to win the White House, especially those with large minority populations.

Asian American voters are siding strongly with Hillary Clinton in the presidential contest, as younger voters in particular abandon Donald Trump and the Republican Party, a new poll of those voters has found.

Hurricane Matthew hurtled toward the Bahamas and the southeastern coast of the United States on Wednesday after battering Cuba overnight with torrential rains and 145 mph winds.

My quiet afternoon was interrupted Tuesday by an outburst of blather on CNN about a gaffe that Bill Clinton had uttered, supposedly calling the Affordable Care Act “the craziest thing in the world.” There followed lots of speculation about how Hillary Clinton would tamp down the controversy, lots...

The Security Council unanimously agreed Wednesday that former Portuguese prime minister Antonio Guterres should be the next secretary-general of the United Nations. 

For Sean Combs, the only gesture worth making is a grand one.

In the late 1990s, the rapper, producer and record mogul best known as Puff Daddy was perhaps the most visible force of expansion in hip-hop, pushing the once-scrappy form to lavish extremes with songs (and videos) that borrowed the...

To the editor: Warning of the “crisis” of outdoor cats, Peter Marra and Chris Santella ask, with obvious exasperation, when will people learn to treat cats like dogs? (“When will people learn to treat cats like dogs?” Opinion, Sept. 30)

With Hurricane Matthew drawing nearer, Central Florida became the latest college football team to reschedule a game this weekend.

To the editor: Michael Hiltzik’s column about the problems with Proposition 13 raises valid points, but it never mentions why it was passed in the first place. (“Four decades later, California experts find that Proposition 13 is a boon to the rich,” column, Sept. 30)

It could be another week before Los Angeles finds out if Rome — one of its rivals for the 2024 Summer Olympics — will continue as a candidate.

To the editor: What was the point in The Times delving into the background of Alicia Machado? (“Trump says former Miss Universe was tied to a murder attempt. So what did happen in Venezuela?” Oct. 2)

To the editor: The contrast between Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump could not be more clear. (“How Honduras helped vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine find his mission in life,” Oct. 3)

A federal government contractor has been accused of stealing highly classified information. 

Taylor Swift has a big date lined up for Super Bowl weekend: She’ll be headlining a concert in Houston the night before the big game in February as part of a new, multiple-year deal with AT&T.

Despite the clown scare sweeping the nation, Stephen King wants you to chill about clowns.

Next month will mark one full year without Ronda Rousey fighting in a UFC octagon, and as the clock ticks on, more evidence builds that she’s not missed.

The experimental rap-turned-rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Kid Cudi, who is slated to release his new album this month, has committed himself to an institution after experiencing suicidal thoughts, he wrote in a moving Facebook post Tuesday.  

A San Jose man faces 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing and injuring more than 20 pet cats that he stole from a quiet residential community last fall, according to prosecutors.

Jeff Bezos’ space company, Blue Origin, successfully tested its in-flight escape system for the first time Wednesday morning, landing its crew capsule safely on the ground. It also safely landed its New Shepard reusable rocket booster, which it had expected would explode.

As Twitter users geared up for Tuesday night’s vice-presidential debate, there was less of a sense of dread or excitement that prefaced the first presidential debate of 2016. 

A new pop-up restaurant in Santa Monica is hoping you’ll be open to the idea of bugs in your food. Western Exterminator Company (yes you read that correctly) has teamed up with Mondo Taco, the Santa Monica taco restaurant that specializes in global tacos, to create a one-day bug-centric dining...

1. The Clippers did not meet the force the Golden State Warriors brought Tuesday night.

Four months after abruptly leaving her post as president of Universal Television, Bela Bajaria is joining forces with her former employer’s biggest rival: Netflix.