San Diego Comic-Con at the center of an anti-human trafficking operation
A team of federal, state and county investigators rescued 10 people and arrested 14 during an undercover anti-human trafficking operation…
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A MacArthur 'genius' homecoming tale defies stereotypes of immigrant life
Book Review Someone like us By: Dinaw MengestuKnopf: 272 pages, $28If you purchase books linked on our site, The Times…
Oprah and Gayle King reject lesbian talk: 'We'd tell you!'
For more than 30 years, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King have shared a special, intimate bond—and it's totally platonic. The…
How the prison-set film 'Sing Sing' captures the magic of acting
The new film “Sing Sing” is set in the eponymous maximum-security penitentiary, a gray, gothic structure in upstate New York…
Review of 'Sing Sing': Prisoners perform theatre and are reborn
A film like “Sing Sing” is a rare and precious achievement: a work of cinema of unique empathy and hand-crafted…
Editorial: Good fences make pumas safer
On July 4, a dead cougar was found on the northbound side of the 405 Freeway near the Getty Center.…
Kate Beckinsale explains her mysterious six-week hospital stay
In her latest criticism of body critics online, Kate Beckinsale has shed more light on the health issues that landed…
Beck: “Breaking expectations was part of the spirit of the times”
Thirty years ago, Beck told us that back in the days of chimpanzees, he was a monkey: a baby-faced singer-songwriter…
'Horizon' review: Costner's western is excessive tedium
Kevin Costner's new Western epic, “Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1,” is the kind of movie that asks the…
'Kinds of Kindness' Review: Forced Weirdness by Lanthimos
What disturbs the master of shock Yorgos Lanthimos? General respect. The provocateur's last two films, “Poor Things” and “The Favorite,”…