Art in 'Land of Milk and Honey,' a lively, engaging and sometimes sobering group exhibition at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture, casts a skeptical eye on California agriculture.
The Hermosa Beach venue, now under new ownership, celebrates its official grand reopening Tuesday with local punk heroes Descendents
Kelly Clarkson addressed recent allegations of a toxic workplace environment made by current and former employees on her NBC daytime talk show.
Some speculated that the end of Title 42, a policy used amid the COVID-19 pandemic to turn back migrants at the border, would bring an influx of crossings.
Former prison guard Darrell Wayne Smith was charged with sexually abusing three women inmates at Federal Correctional Institution Dublin.
Martha Stewart is the oldest model to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition. She called the milestone 'a testament to good living.'
The eulogies are coming in for pioneering Chicana politician Gloria Molina, who died Sunday night — Mother's Day — after a three-year battle with cancer.
The debt ceiling is plainly unconstitutional and a nuclear weapon in the hands of willful children. It's time to ignore it.
Los Angeles Philharmonic chief executive Chad Smith will leave America's most successful orchestra to become president of the BSO.
'Godfather of Poker' Doyle Brunson, who won 10 World Series of Poker tournaments and was one of the most influential players of all time, dies at 89.
Jamie Foxx and his daughter Corinne will co-host 'We Are Family,' a game Fox ordered Monday following the actor's reported release from the hospital.
Starting next season in high school basketball, two free throws will be awarded when basketball teams reach the bonus in each quarter.
The 'Today' show's Al Roker made a virtual appearance Monday to share a knee-surgery update. He hopes to return to the NBC show in the next two weeks.
The Oakland Athletics have optimistically stated their proposed Las Vegas ballpark could attract 'more than 2.5 million fans and visitors annually.'
Un homenaje insuficiente a la gente que crea cada día obras de arte extraordinarias en una ciudad obsesionada por la belleza.
Diablo IV, Oxenfree 2 and Disney Illusion Island are some of the games we're looking forward to playing this summer.
Actor, author and 'Reading Rainbow' founder Levar Burton joins Times readers May 24 to discuss the State of Banned Books.
An insufficient tribute to the ordinary people who create extraordinary works of art every single day in a city obsessed with beauty.
This week's recommendations include fried quesadillas from Mexico City and MSG martinis in Brooklyn, N.Y.
"King: A Life," by Jonathan Eig, chisels away the myth of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to reveal new layers and debunk falsehoods. Eig talks about how he got there
In 'Yellowface,' R. F. Kuang has traded in fantasy fiction for a wild satire on literary scandals over appropriation and plagiarism. How and why she did it.
Santiago Nieto has walked across California to draw attention to the impoverished conditions in which the state's farmworkers live.
A timeline of movie producer Randall Emmett's legal and personal struggles as Hulu announces the new documentary "The Randall Scandal: Love, Loathing, and Vanderpump."
A 1,426-square-foot traditional home in Larchmont Village is now a 1,950-square-foot contemporary family compound with a pool, drought-tolerant garden and ADU.
Amid a writers' strike and labor unrest, the 2023 edition features controversial stars (Johnny Depp), beloved auteurs (Martin Scorsese) and blockbuster movies ('Indiana Jones').
