Новости за 15.05.2018

ABC unveiled its fall schedule Tuesday, touting the blockbuster success of its reboot of “Roseanne” and its plans to build on that triumph with a mix of new family comedies and dramas featuring familiar TV faces in new places.

“Frozen,” the Broadway musical, will launch its national tour at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in fall 2019, the Pantages announced Tuesday.

Over a warm spring weekend, a group of academics, Midwestern students and New Yorkers gathered here to talk about a groundbreaking Missouri playwright who took the small-town themes of his troubled, gay youth and turned them into powerful onstage depictions of characters striving against the status...

Actor-filmmaker Tyler Perry has done a quick turnaround in gated Mulholland Estates, parting with an estate he had owned for about 9 months for $15.6 million. He paid $14.5 million to buy the modern home in August, records show.

More Californians were diagnosed with chlamydia, gonorrhea or syphilis in 2017 than ever before, marking the third year in a row that the state’s STD cases hit a record high, officials said.

A Santa Ana medical center is on lockdown Tuesday morning after a report of a man with a gun, police said.

Two Federal Reserve nominees on Tuesday slammed Wells Fargo & Co., for its consumer abuses and indicated that they would have to see significant improvements before voting to lift a cap on the San Francisco bank’s growth.

Tennis player John Isner has aced the sale of the home he bought from All-Star shortstop Derek Jeter.

Tom Wolfe amaba la cultura estadounidense por todo su exceso. Las groupies, los porteros, los hippies, los astronautas, los banqueros y los muchachos de la fraternidad tomaron una presencia magistral en sus escritos, y si había algo de hipocresía en sus acciones, tanto mejor.

A man accused of fatally assaulting his friend with an ax and then dumping his body in Azusa Canyon was sentenced to 26 years to life in state prison.

From a New York coffee transplant serving up matte black lattes to pasta at a L.A. favorite, here’s what’s happening in the Los Angeles food and drink world:

The Orlando Magic are tired of coming up short in the NBA draft lottery, so this year, they’re bringing a lucky penny. Or at least their version of one.

Film composer and record producer Reza Safinia, who has worked with artists including Britney Spears and Dr. Dre, has listed a newly built home in Valley Village for $2.825 million.

Spike Lee was relaxing on Martha’s Vineyard when the now-infamous Ku Klux Klan rally in Charlottesville, Va., turned deadly last summer. He had only just finished his latest film, “BlacKkKlansman,” a ’70s caper based on the real-life tale of an African American cop who infiltrated the KKK with...

A spacecraft wouldn’t know evidence of a Galilean lunar geyser if that geyser hit it in the face. Luckily, the scientists on the ground did.