Новости за 18.05.2018

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” took a six-year break between its eighth and ninth seasons. Fans — and its cast members — won’t have to wait so long for another go-around, as “Curb” will soon begin shooting a 10th season.

Babe Ruth this, Shohei Ohtani that.

In grainy black-and-white video, and in the pinstripes of the most legendary team in sport, Ruth is the most famous player in baseball history. In high-definition red, and in a halo bright enough to eclipse Mike Trout, Ohtani is the most celebrated player on...

Winnipeg Jets coach Paul Maurice had some interesting thoughts Friday when asked about the potential impact of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that allows individual states to legalize betting on sports.

What difference does half a degree Celsius of global warming make?

To many plants and animals, and especially insects, it could mean the difference between life and death, according to a new study.

In a paper published Thursday in Science, researchers report that limiting global warming to 1.5...

Over breakfast of poached eggs in TriBeCa, Maya Hawke is recalling a recent conversation with a friend about something she’s rarely experienced — catcalling, or random men yelling out comments about her looks as she walks down the street.

In the odd and oddly lovely "Joe Pera Talks With You," premiering in back-to-back 11-minute episodes Sunday at midnight on Adult Swim, the New York-based comedian Joe Pera plays a middle-school choir teacher of the same name in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with a sideline in "presentation." Each...

In an annual survey of the league's 12 general managers, the Los Angeles Sparks have been picked to win their fourth WNBA championship, a quest that begins Sunday where last season ended — in Minnesota.

A Boeing 737 passenger jet carrying 105 people on a domestic flight in Cuba crashed Friday shortly after takeoff from Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, officials and news media reported.

Regarding “Confronting the ‘Terror’ Next Door” [May 9]: Some of the best reporting in The Times appears in the Calendar section instead of on the front page. Tucked away in the entertainment section and hidden in an article about a TV show I’ve never watched, television critic Lorraine Ali deconstructs...

Will Meghan Markle wear a tiara on her wedding day and, if so, which one?

The White House has finally found someone to take on the stress of overseeing President Trump’s fossil fuel-friendly environmental agenda in the heart of hostile territory: California and nearby states.

It’s a photo that sophomore Solomon Strader of Santa Clarita Trinity Classical will cherish for years to come. The promising 400-meter runner has his arm around USC standout Michael Norman, America’s great hope in the 400. It was taken during the Mt. SAC Invitational this spring.

In 1998, a jogger found a newborn baby buried alive in the foothills of Altadena, his umbilical cord still attached. The baby, not more than a few hours old, hovered near death.

When it comes to styling his clients, Bolden says, "It doesn't feel like work a lot of times." He has collaborated with "Empire" star Taraji P. Henson, director Ava DuVernay and "Black Panther" director Ryan Coogler.

How about a lovely set of Meghan-and-Harry tea towels? Mmm, no thanks. Champagne celebration in front of the telly? Pass. A jaunt to join the crowds outside Windsor Castle? Don’t think so.

Furrow-browed ABC executives and fans of “Roseanne” the reboot take note: The show’s heavily debated dive into the political scene as seen through the lens of the Conner family won’t stop anytime soon.

In Pacific Palisades, the Georgian-style estate of the late entertainment mogul Michael King has sold for a little over $33.85 million.

A Cuban airliner with 104 passengers on board plummeted into a yuca field just after takeoff from Havana's international airport on Friday. There was no immediate word on casualties.

Judge Aaron Persky says he has no regrets.

The Northern California judge says he would handle the sexual assault case of former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner the same way today as he did almost two years ago, though it's the reason he is the target of a June 5 recall election and has...

Try to imagine a time in the not-so-distant future when fans of the Golden State Warriors can take a sip of a Hampton 5 sports beverage, place their Hampton 5 phone charger, Hampton 5 inflation needle and Hampton 5 comic book into their Hampton 5 backpack before slipping a Hampton 5 hoodie over...

Some writers flash in pans and extinguish. Others grow old and peter out like neglected pensioners in care-homes. But there are also those rare, exceptional writers who are fortunate enough (like their readers) to burn bright and steady over many decades, expressing the same creative clarity at...