Новости за 21.10.2015

File this one under #millennialproblems: Nina Dobrev and her new beau, Austin Stowell, are dating, but the pair only recently -- and publicly -- acknowledged that they weren't following each other on social media.

Leaders of some of the nation's largest law enforcement agencies, including Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck, banded together in Washington on Wednesday to call for criminal justice reforms they said would greatly reduce the U.S. prison population.

In a profession dominated by Italian and German repertoire, soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian has had the privilege of performing in two languages that are not normally associated with the standard operatic canon: Armenian and the Elvish tongue known as Sindarin.

It was the kind of scene in which Rogelio de la Vega would revel: costars taking a break from production inside Stage 26 at Manhattan Beach Studios to heartily discuss his talents, just feet away from a billboard bearing an absurdly grandstanding image of his face. Just a run-of-the-mill #blessed...

The news about Lamar Odom was finally good. A week after being found unconscious in a rural Nevada brothel, the former Lakers and Clippers star was stable enough to be flown Monday night from a Las Vegas hospital to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

In one sense, it was just an ordinary trailer, a 2 1/2-minute sneak peek at a movie that won't hit theaters for two months. It wasn't even the film's first trailer — it was the third.

Great Scott! It's finally here: The day you can share the "Back to the Future" date on social media and not be wrong.

The race for streaming music dominance appears to have begun in earnest now that Apple has revealed how many customers are paying for its new service.

During his annual State of the City address in April, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti hinted that the logistical nightmare of getting home after a flight into Los Angeles International Airport would soon become easier.

Florist shop owner Bonnie Bernard found him sitting behind a dumpster at the Sylmar strip mall, wearing a hoodie in the mid-July heat and staring at a cinder-block wall.

The students of Beethoven Elementary School in Mar Vista faced an arch of purple balloons as they rallied against bullying. The event, held Thursday by the Los Angeles Unified School District, was part of GLAAD's Spirit Day, an annual event to show lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students...

For sale: the biggest American ranch ever put on the block -- larger than Los Angeles and New York City combined -- nearly 800 square miles of north Texas prairie, cattle pasture and, of course, oil fields.

The House Select Committee on Benghazi has been furiously preparing for months to interrogate Hillary Rodham Clinton about private email accounts, the computer server in her house, and Americans killed in Libya, but on the eve of the hearing Thursday, it is not Clinton who is on the defensive.

I'm Christina Bellantoni, your Essential Politics host for Back to the Future Day. Subscribe to the newsletter It's not often we get to report on what's being said to wealthy donors behind closed doors. But Seema Mehta got some details from Jeb Bush's Newport Beach fund-raiser at the bayfront Lido...

Syrian President Bashar Assad made a surprise visit to Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian and Syrian press reported Wednesday, as Russian jets continued to pound opposition strongholds in the war-ravaged Middle Eastern nation.

Many of California's Hmong immigrants arrived as refugees from war and genocide and have struggled, remaining one of the poorest ethnic groups in the state. By contrast, Taiwanese immigrants typically came to California with more money and education, and they now rank among the state's most affluent...

An audit of the Music Center ordered by the County Board of Supervisors -- after financial difficulties at the downtown performing arts center -- was able to examine less than half of the Center's spending because its leaders refused to turn over most of its financial records. 

Fellow cooks, You can rest easy -- Italian olive oil is back. Food columnist Russ Parsons traveled to Italy for three weeks recently and is happy to report that after one of the worst harvests on record last year, Italian olives have rebounded. And while the weather might have those of us in Southern...

Debt limit: In the Oct. 19 Business section, an article about the federal government's debt limit said that Standard & Poor's downgrade of the nation's credit rating in 2011 caused the Treasury Department to pay $1.3 billion more in borrowing costs that year, according to a Government Accountability...

The verbal sparring was so entertaining in the rivalry between the Clippers and Golden State Warriors that one truth had been obscured.

The Clippers cruised to an easy 130-95 victory over the defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors in their preseason game Tuesday at Staples Center.

Peninsula High School in Rolling Hills Estates has ended its football season with three games to go because of safety concerns, Southern Section spokesman Thom Simmons said Tuesday.

A year ago, protests over police treatment of African Americans drew hundreds to the streets of Los Angeles, where marchers blocked traffic and made their way onto the city's busy freeways.

Bob Barker, longtime host of "The Price Is Right," tripped and fell Tuesday, resulting in several cuts to his head and a visit to the hospital, authorities said.

USC quarterback Cody Kessler hopes to end two streaks Saturday against third-ranked Utah.