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Los Angeles police officials arrested one of their own Thursday on suspicion of workers’ compensation fraud while enrolled in a controversial program that pays veteran cops and firefighters their salary and pension simultaneously for up to five years.

In the excruciatingly shrill Chinese import “Girls vs Gangsters,” a shoddy “Hangover” knockoff, a trio of girlfriends on a wild bachelorette trip to Vietnam wake up naked on a beach with one of them handcuffed to a briefcase and another in possession of a mysterious tattoo on her back.

Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn has a stylish new spot in Silver Lake.

The crime thriller “Bent,” not to be confused with the acclaimed Holocaust-era drama of the same name, is a routine programmer filled with surface characters, generic tough-talk and forgettable plotting. One wonders what drew talented writer-director Bobby Moresco, the Oscar-winning co-scripter...

The title character in the new Netflix Original thriller “The Outsider” is an ex-soldier named Nick Lowell who survived in a Japanese prison through the end of World War II, only to find himself indentured to a mobster who helped him. Nick’s introduction to the arcane codes of the yakuza coincide...

In a thunderous assault, the Syrian army all but sliced the rebel-held enclave of Ghouta in two Thursday, pushing the death toll to more than 900 since the onslaught began last month and stalling the delivery of food and desperately needed medical supplies.

In a powerful juxtaposition of history and future, Louis Vuitton wowed guests at its show at the Louvre on Tuesday with a spaceship-themed runway landed in one of the museum’s courtyards.

Though it’s as slim and poorly balanced as a cheap knife, “The Strangers: Prey at Night” is a stylish 1980s throwback that packs plenty of terror into its short running time. This isn’t a horror movie that will take up residence in your nightmares for weeks, but the sequel to the solid 2008 original...

A new restoration of Philippe de Broca’s 1966 film “The King of Hearts” opens Friday. Below is The Times’ original review from Aug. 16, 1967.

Gorgeously and at times frustratingly austere, “Hannah” has a simple, compelling premise. But more than that, it has the unparalleled Charlotte Rampling. As the title character, she’s the deceptively calm vortex of every scene, many of them wordless.

Brushing aside stern warnings from from ally nations, U.S. companies and lawmakers in his own party, President Trump imposed substantial tariffs Thursday on steel and aluminum imports from across the globe.