Новости за 17.10.2023

'Final Destination' creator Jeffrey Reddick discusses his upbringing, how he sold his script and where the horror series about cheating death went wrong.

There were flaws throughout the Chargers' performance against the Cowboys, but Justin Herbert is paid to rescue wins from the ashes and he could not.

Meriwether, who died last week, was a contemporary of Maya Angelou and Toni Morrison. James Baldwin loved her work. She made my writerly dreams come true.

As homelessness explodes, so does the number of pregnant mothers living on the streets. Street medicine doctors offer them a chance to have healthy babies — and perhaps keep them.

A case involving a modest $15,000 tax bill could allow the Supreme Court to deliver an enormous tax benefit to billionaires and corporations while foreclosing on a tool to combat inequality.

Guest columnist Jeanell English explains why she left the film academy earlier this year — and why she's not alone in the recent 'exodus' of Hollywood DEAI execs.

For the first time, California is permitting speed cameras, including in L.A., where one South Los Angeles resident says cars are 'now the weapons.'

For work, he tends roses at the Huntington. At home, he inspires his Watts neighbors with his low-cost, DIY garden full of native plants, herbs and food.

You may think you chose to read this, but Stanford scientist Robert Sapolsky would disagree. He says virtually all human behavior is beyond our conscious control.

A couple hooked on the 'Crime Junkie' podcast heard the case of a slain priest and the hitchhiker imprisoned for the crime. They were uniquely positioned to help.

Teju Cole has always played against the novel's plot conventions. In 'Tremors,' a Black art professor views the world through the lens of history.

Israel-Hamas war: In Israel, a quest to identify unrecognizable bodies. In Gaza, bodies are piled and some stored in ice cream trucks as power fails.

Breaking down the notable numbers behind the Chargers' 20-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Monday — scoring and statistics.

The Chargers had a chance in the fourth quarter against Dallas, but allowed a field goal before Justin Herbert threw and interception on last-gasp drive.

The Wilmington double shooting left one man dead and another critically injured. A suspect fled in a gray Camry, Los Angeles police said.

Lara Parker, who rose to fame playing the intelligent and conniving witch Angelique Bouchard Collins in the TV series 'Dark Shadows,' died Thursday at age 84.

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was arrested in the Dominican Republic on suspicion of beating up two music producers in an apparent beef over his romantic partner.

Rams cornerback Derion Kendrick was arrested Monday on suspicion of illegal gun possession. Kendrick was booked on a felony charge at 2:14 a.m.

The band Creed peaked in popularity nearly a quarter-century ago. But teams like the Texas Rangers and Minnesota Vikings are inspired by Creed's music today.

Witness intimidation is a bigger problem than tainting the jury pool. Courts have ways to weed out jurors who have been prejudiced by news coverage.

An email sent to schools was similar to one "distributed to schools and institutions in Europe last week that was found to be not credible and meant to cause disruption, panic and fear."

Latinx actor and activist America Ferrera is honored as one of Glamour's Women of the Year for her dedication to social issues.

In the race to replace the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Rep. Adam Schiff continues to hold a strong lead over his rivals in fundraising, bringing in nearly $6 million in campaign contributions in the last three months.

Drummer Travis Barker shared an image of his bloodied and mangled left hand after Blink-182's Sunday night show in Manchester, England.

Drake's son, Adonis, is showing off his rapping skills in his first single, 'My Man Freestyle,' released Monday. 'I was waiting for this moment,' the kid raps.