Новости за 26.10.2017

Celebrities shine at Dodger stadium during game 1 and 2 of World Series.

The 2018 Amgen Tour of California cycling race will start in Long Beach and work its way up to Sacramento through seven stages next spring, event organizer AEG Sports announced Thursday.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of the widow and children of a UC Davis official who killed himself in October 2015 after being accused of sexual harassment blames the university for driving him to suicide.

You may remember Jimmie Johnson.

Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion and one of the last men standing in contention to become the signature face of the sport after Dale Earnhardt Jr. retires at the end of this season.

Winning a record eighth Cup title and surpassing two giants of the sport — Richard...

David Ben-Gurion was not only one of the founders of the state of Israel, he was an idiosyncratic, playful iconoclast who believed big cities were not good for humanity, was taught to stand on his head by the legendary Moshe Feldenkrais, and hung out with Ray Charles.

Scientists fear that a Trump administration plan to shrink Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah will spoil one of the planet's top dinosaur fossil sites. Areas removed from the monument would be open to coal mining, oil drilling and mineral extraction.

Access is almost everything for a documentary filmmaker, and the entree Griffin Dunne had to his celebrated subject makes all the difference in "Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold."

The narcotics officer stood on a windswept ridge near the Oregon border and surveyed the fields cut into the hills below, a landscape resembling a lost piece of wine country.The terraces of Siskiyou County, however, were planted in cannabis.More than 1,500 Hmong farmers in the last two years have...

Harvey Weinstein on Thursday sued his namesake company for documents — including emails and his personnel file — that he says can be used to defend himself and the studio he co-founded.

The waiver warns you, but the sensations felt during The 17th Door's new virtual reality experience are unlike anything most people have endured before.

The release of new details concerning the abduction of Sherri Papini nearly one year ago has raised hopes among relatives that the kidnappers may be captured, according to a statement from Papini’s husband.

On paper, a 90-minute documentary involving the playing of a 3,000-year-old Chinese board game wouldn’t seem to lend itself to adjectives like “lively” and “compelling,” but darned if Greg Kohs’ “AlphaGo” isn’t those things and more.

The documentary “Liberation Day” is mostly about Slovenian art-rock band Laibach, which for decades has baffled critics with its combination of pop kitsch, avant-garde abrasion and ambiguously ironic fascist iconography. But what makes this film so fascinating — and so unusual — is that it’s also...

Bill O'Reilly has been dropped by his literary agency.

“We no longer represent Bill O'Reilly for future deals,” William Morris Entertainment announced Thursday. “It is our fiduciary responsibility to service the existing deals we have under contract, but we will not be working with him moving forward.”

Kenya’s political crisis deepened Thursday as many Kenyans stayed away from a repeat presidential election because of an opposition boycott, protests and security fears.

Art openings around L.A., including Lezley Saar at CAAM, John Baldessari at Sprüth Magers and religious history at the Huntington.

Italian filmmaker Corrado Franco’s “Al Di Qua,” filmed among Turin’s homeless population, is not your typical social issue movie. Few would have the notion to give one of his subjects, a bearded street fellow named Rodolfo, an on-screen funeral in which dozens of his fellow itinerants form a procession...

The campy, colorful documentary “Mansfield 66/67,” directed by P. David Ebersole and Todd Hughes, takes a romp through the mythology and magic surrounding the life and death of “The Smartest Dumb Blond,” actress Jayne Mansfield. The film bills itself as a “true story based on rumor and hearsay,”...

To the editor: President Trump’s appointment of anti-abortion activist E. Scott Lloyd to head the agency overseeing refugee affairs has borne demagogic fruit. Who better to grandstand in the case of “Jane Doe,” a 17-year-old refugee who urgently wanted an abortion while she awaited an immigration...

In Tultepec, Mexico, fireworks are more than just an entertainment source. They are the soul of the city. They’re also its main industry — pyrotechnics firms employ most of the residents — and the heart of an annual, nationally attended 10-day festival in which citizens risk life and limb to celebrate...

Iraq's prime minister on Thursday dismissed a Kurdish proposal to freeze the results of last month's independence vote, as Iraqi government forces and Kurdish fighters traded fire near the border with Turkey.