Новости за 10.02.2018

Actor-comedian Tyler Perry has been through a lot with his classic Madea character. First, Madea went to jail. Then, Madea got a job. Now, it’s time for Madea to sell a house.

Oh the irony. One of the most outspoken critics of sexual harassment in the state capitol and a leading voice in the #MeToo movement has herself been accused of sexual misconduct.

In Esa-Pekka Salonen’s radiant and surprisingly hopeful new Cello Concerto, Yo-Yo Ma is asked to be a combination wave-maker and cloud seeder. What with our winter of drought, those are not unwelcome metaphors to begin the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s “Composer Salonen” series of programs celebrating...

Fans of Zenyatta are forever loyal. She was the queen of racing, winning 19 of 20 starts. There were two women fans excited to watch Zenyatta’s 5-year-old son, Ziconic, in the first race on Friday at Santa Anita, a mile race for maidens on the turf.

Markelle Fultz, the top overall pick in last year's NBA draft, may not play again this season as he deals with a right shoulder injury and works on his shot.

Some are calling the Winter Games opening in South Korea the “Peace Olympics.” They point to several hopeful signs, including the presence at the Games of Kim Jong Un’s sister and the fact that North and South Korean athletes will be marching at the opening ceremonies under a common “unification...

An immigration activist whose long battle over deportation has drawn support from Democratic politicians in New York won't have to leave the country before a 1st Amendment lawsuit is heard.

Movies on TV the week of Feb. 11 - 17, 2018

Cerca de la fecha límite para trasferencias, parecía que los Lakers se iban a conformar con la base de jugadores jóvenes que tienen, que iban a quedarse con la inmensa y sofocante cantidad de salarios que deben y que iban a olvidarse de su gran plan de tratar de convencer a LeBron James y Paul...

Frustrated with traditional therapies for chronic pain and post-combat stress disorders, a growing number of military veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars are turning to medical marijuana for their treatment, a move that has put them at sharp odds with the Trump administration.

Congress achieved an ambitious two-year budget agreement Friday, but in doing so reignited ideological factions on deficit spending and immigration that are likely to flare as lawmakers turn to these issues next, ahead of a daunting midterm election season.

A federal judge in Los Angeles has ruled that police departments violate the Constitution if they detain inmates at the request of immigration agents, marking the latest legal setback for the Trump administration’s plans to identify and deport immigrants in the country illegally.

Stocks struggled to stabilize Friday as investors sent prices climbing, then slumping, then rising again in unsteady trading a day after the market entered its first correction in two years.