'Ungentlemanly Warfare' review: birth of British covert operations
Guy Ritchie's latest work, the clumsily titled “The War Office Ungentlemanly,” is both his “Inglourious Basterds” and his “Dunkirk.” With…
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Cannes: 'Furiosa' forgets what makes the 'Mad Max' films great
CANNES, France— When Australian George Miller came here in 2016 to serve as jury president, just months after his “Mad…
How Marisa Abela became Amy Winehouse in 'Back to Black'
For her first “Back to Black” meeting in 2022, actress Marisa Abela made the instinctive decision to present herself as…
Opinion: Just don't call it a bagel. It is fluffy, domed and dimpled.
Bagels are under siege, and if you need proof, I offer one word: Airy. Bagels, which have always been synonymous…
Californians love our parks. We just don't know they are state parks.
When Rancho Dos Ríos opens For visitors next month in the San Joaquin Valley, California will have 280 state parks,…
Granderson: How can evangelicals like Mike Johnson tolerate Trump?
At the 2016 Republican National Convention, when I told Paula White, Donald Trump's “God Whisperer,” that he referred to her…
Esa-Pekka Salonen against the board of directors of the San Francisco Symphony
When Esa-Pekka Salonen recently announced that he would step down as music director of the San Francisco Symphony next year,…
Larry H. Parker, Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyer, Dies at 75
Larry H. Parker, the well-known Southern California car accident and personal injury attorney, has died, his family confirmed to The…
The Times wins first Oscar for LAUSD documentary 'The Last Repair Shop'
The Los Angeles Times has covered the Oscars for 95 years and now it won one. The moving “The Last…
Column: When it comes to women in power, quality counts
The primaries are over and California has made a safe decision: for the first time in 30 years, the Golden…