The strike in the Rafah refugee camp is part of an endless cycle of death
To the editor: Sunday's firestorm over a Palestinian refugee camp in Rafah was a “tragic accident,” according to Israeli Prime…
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Bill Pullman gets inside the twisted mind of a murderer
Why did they ask a good guy like Bill Pullman to play a monstrous murderer, convicted of murdering his wife…
Part of Mulholland Drive, damaged by landslides during winter storms, reopens
A portion of Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles has reopened after it was damaged during a monster storm that unleashed…
Burbank-Palmdale High-Speed Rail Environmental Review Released
Since the first plans for the California High-Speed Rail Project, the segment connecting the Central Valley to Los Angeles has…
Ratings for streaming films powered by women and people of color
Amid today's heated streaming wars, it seems that diversity is the secret weapon. Women and people of color played a…
Voters want arts in schools. Why are school districts not complying?
To the editor: It's not just unions expressing concern about the misuse of Proposition 28 funds for the arts. Eighty-five…
One year since California launched a hate crime hotline, what happened?
In the year since California launched a hate crime reporting hotline, the majority of calls were related to race or…
'Taking Venice': how Robert Rauschenberg surprised the Biennale
The Venice Biennale may have lost much of its singular luster, now that hundreds of periodic surveys of new international…
Francis Ford Coppola returns with the strange and juicy 'Megalopolis'
CANNES, France— It was here in Cannes, 45 years ago, where Francis Ford Coppola finally emerged from his desert of…
Anne Hathaway recalls 'rude' 2000s chemistry tests
Early in her career, Anne Hathaway said she didn't want to be labeled “difficult,” so she accepted some of the…