Новости за 13.07.2017

The California Geological Survey has released a draft of the Santa Monica fault map, which, when finalized, will restrict development on top of the earthquake fault.

It’s safe to say that Garbine Muguruza will face a stiffer challenge from Venus Williams in the Wimbledon women’s final than the Spaniard did in Thursday’s semifinal.

The Bakersfield Police Department has launched an internal investigation after a teenage girl in a viral video claims she was beaten by officers and attacked by a police dog.

President Trump, who made the building of a wall along the border with Mexico a central promise of his campaign, significantly scaled back the pledge Thursday.

Since “Endless Poetry” is the latest film written and directed by the Chilean-born cine-shaman Alejandro Jodorowsky, you can be assured that it contains some of the most vividly strange moments you’ll encounter in a movie all year — wild, hallucinatory bursts of visual and conceptual insanity that...

Conor McGregor turned Tuesday’s mishap with his microphone at Staples Center into a launching point Wednesday in Toronto, where he called Showtime Executive Vice President Stephen Espinoza “a … weasel.”

The Dodgers enter the second half of the 2017 season as both the envy of the sport and the subject of immense pressure.

Art openings around Los Angeles: including Gary Simmons at CAAM, an artist exchange at Vielmetter and John Mason at Kayne Griffin Corcoran.

It’s hard to fully connect with the darkly glitzy gangster drama “The Persian Connection” and its motley array of damaged, self-serving characters. Writer-director Daniel Y-Li Grove impresses with his sleek, inventive style and effective pacing but falls short on depth and substance.

While governments and politicians dither about global warming, the world’s undersea coral is moving toward a devastating death. If you don’t believe that, or don’t think it really matters, “Chasing Coral” presents the evidence with beauty, intelligence and a surprising amount of emotion.

The indie crime thriller “Misfortune” recycles such familiar genre tropes as ill-gotten gains, double-crosses, ruthless gunplay and last-chance locales, but serves them up in a taut, twisty and involving way.

You might call it the smallest movie ever made.

This week, a team of scientists report that they have successfully embedded a short film into the DNA of living bacteria cells.

The mini-movie, really a GIF, is a five-frame animation of a galloping thoroughbred mare named Annie G. The images were...

Candace Parker, decorated star of the L.A. Sparks, and her husband, pro basketball player Sheldon Williams, have listed their home in Encino for sale at $4.49 million.

Roger Steffens' "So Much Things to Say" is a sprawling oral history of reggae legend Bob Marley.

One of the reasons that L.A.’s progress in building housing and upgrading its civic infrastructure remains so sluggish is that there are certain political and economic tools we’re not allowed to use — reforms we can barely propose, let alone enact. The term of art for one of these off-limits policies,...