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The work of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins is vivid, making the experience of watching Alec Baldwin's western about the consequences of violence even more sad.

To celebrate the album release, Fuerza Regida will host a pop-up in Los Angeles with streetwear brand Complex from May 2 to 4.

Thunderstorms and cold weather could be heading to Southern California over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

For cooks who lost their homes in the Eaton and Palisades fires, the shop Now Serving has launched an initiative to help replace their most-loved cookbooks through raffles, donations and special events.

The country star says the orchestral 'Evangeline vs. the Machine' is related to his gospel-rooted performance at Stagecoach 2024.

Data privacy advocates say retail companies who use AI-powered tools to collect your personal information could use that data to upsell you.

A federal judge ordered Apple to stop levying commissions on off-app purchases, opening the door for developers to earn more revenue.

Autism researchers are facing massive cuts to federal funding, misinformation about the condition they study and worrisome policy announcements.

A lifelike robotic Walt Disney will soon be unveiled at Disneyland. But the animatronic has raised ethical questions on whether such creations are exploitative.

The suspect was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and being in possession of nitrous oxide. Police are asking for help in finding additional victims.

Ruth Buzzi, the actor who became famous for playing a purse-wielding spinster on 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In,' has died at her home in Texas. She was 88.

Columnist Dylan Hernández writes that James Harden looked nothing like the player with a reputation for stinking up arenas at this stage of the season.

Novartis AG has agreed to buy U.S. biotech firm Regulus Therapeutics Inc. in a deal that could be valued at up to $1.7 billion.

Longtime boxing brodcaster Jim Lampley will be calling fights again this weekend when Ryan Garcia, Teófimo López and Devin Haney fight in Times Square.

Browsing for western wear, getting creative with cocktails and eating the heat are all part of the dandy director's ideal Sunday itinerary.

Red states are responding to employer complaints about a tight labor market by loosening their child labor laws, exposing youngsters to hazardous work and longer hours.

The Met Gala, co-chaired by Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Pharrell Williams and Anna Wintour this year, will take place Monday. Here is everything you need to know, including how to stream it, the theme and the guest list.

Author Gill Hornby and executive producer Christine Langan spoke about adapting Hornby's novel for television and why readers and viewers continue to gravitate to Jane Austen.

When an Oscar-winning recluse dies, her daughters and a single mother battle over her Altadena estate, confronting the ghostly legacy of Asians in America before them.

Jean Smart's Deborah Vance is finally a late-night host, but in 'Hacks' and in reality, such programming is struggling, even with disruptive shows like "Everybody's Live With John Mulaney."

Some nonprofits are buying burned lots in Altadena in an effort to limit disaster gentrification as for-profit developers score the community to build.

Alzheimer's is the nation's seventh-leading cause of death. How can a deeper understanding of a set of unremittingly cruel brain diseases not be a priority?

Facing calls for her resignation, Arcadia City Councilmember Eileen Wang vowed in January not to step away from the council, emphasizing that she was "not responsible for the action of others."

I was trying to finish law school and keep my head above water in Los Angeles. Did I really have time for romance?

As secretary of state of California, I know our elections are not skewed by fraud. But this legislation would skew results by disenfranchising millions of people.