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So, perhaps you’ve heard: “La La Land” didn’t win best picture at the Oscars. But if every cloud has a silver lining, this one might be called golden: The Emma Stone-Ryan Gosling musical, which did win six Oscars, has been racking up box office numbers remarkable for a musical — nearly $417 million globally so

Adult., “Detroit House Guests” (Mute Records) Adult. — the husband-and-wife team of Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller — have gained a level of reverence among the notoriously fickle fans within the broad spectrum of electronic music. Their bleak, spare style honed over two decades might be summed up by the titles of two previous

SARASOTA, Fla. — Baltimore Orioles right-handed pitcher Chris Tillman won’t start a fourth consecutive season opener because of a sore right shoulder. After starting three straight openers, Tillman will get a cortisone injection in hopes of returning sooner rather than later. Orioles manager Buck Showalter said on Wednesday that Tillman, who has yet to pitch

SANTA FE, N.M. — Gov. Susana Martinez and state Attorney General Hector Balderas are members of opposite political parties, but they agree that New Mexico State’s men’s basketball team will reach the NCAA’s Sweet Sixteen. The Republican governor and Democratic lawman released their brackets Wednesday that showed both believe 14th-seeded New Mexico State would defeat

NEW YORK — Rachel Maddow says that if people felt let down by her story about President Donald Trump’s 2005 tax document it’s more because of the weight of expectation than anything she did. The MSNBC host found herself in the odd position Wednesday of defending herself from criticism following one of the biggest-ever scoops

ASHBURN, Va. — The Washington Redskins have hired Chris O’Hara as offensive quality control coach and given new titles to assistant head coach and offensive line coach Bill Callahan, outside linebackers coach Chad Grimm and assistant special teams coach Bret Munsey. The team announced the moves Wednesday. The Redskins fired general manager Scot McCloughan last

NEW YORK — Bruce Arena changed half the U.S. roster for his first World Cup qualifiers after replacing Jurgen Klinsmann, bringing back Clint Dempsey, Tim Howard and Geoff Cameron after lengthy illness and injury layoffs. The U.S. coach from 1998-2006, Arena returned in November after a 0-2 start in the final round of qualifying. He

MASON, Mich. — A man caught on courtroom video trying to attack a Michigan prosecutor with a piece of metal has been sentenced to at least 20 years in prison for attempted murder. The incident occurred in August in a Lansing court where Joshua Harding was on trial for sexual abuse. Harding’s sentence was ordered

Four people charged by U.S. officials for a Yahoo data breach include two Russian intelligence officers and two hackers they enlisted. Some details on the men, according to an indictment, documents made public by the Justice Department and AP reporting: — Karim Baratov, also known as “Kay,” ”Karim Taloverov” and “Karim Akehmet Tokbergenov,” is a

INDIANAPOLIS — Possible explosives, guns and gas masks have been found in an Indianapolis apartment. Television stations WRTV and WTHR report Wednesday that officers found the items Tuesday night after responding to reports of shots fired in the area. WTHR reports that officers determined a gun was fired accidentally and no one was hurt. But

The NCAA Tournament gives top players from one-bid leagues the opportunity to share the spotlight with the major-conference performers who have garnered more attention all season. Chattanooga coach Jim Foster would prefer labels such as “Power Five” and “mid-major” weren’t even used. “Just the terms are condescending to me, in terms of the arrogance of

Alexis Jones stands in front of a room full of football players and talks about the kind of power that has nothing to do with breaking tackles or throwing touchdown passes. To combat sexual assault and violence against women, Jones wants to harness what she calls “the power of the jersey.” Jones, an author, activist,

DETROIT — The Trump administration’s decision to re-examine Obama-era rules that govern automobile gas mileage could be the first round of a potentially bruising political fight: revoking the ability of California and other blue states to set their own, tougher car-emission standards. Environmental groups are preparing for the clash, which won’t come for at least

SURPRISE, Ariz. — All-Star catcher Salvador Perez should be ready for Kansas City’s season opener after tests showed there was no structural damage to his injured left knee. The Royals, though, are still concerned about his hyperextended left elbow. Royals manager Ned Yost said Perez would probably be ready to play in a week. Perez

NEW YORK — A defendant’s murder conviction in a retrial over the disappearance and death of 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 should be thrown out because the new jury knew members of the first jury were sitting in court with the victim’s family, his attorneys said Wednesday. Alice Fontier said in court papers that her

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. — Getting to the NCAA Tournament for a second straight year isn’t going to be good enough for Seton Hall. The guys that put the Pirates (21-11) back on the collegiate basketball map for the first time in a decade don’t want another one and done. They want to walk away with

OMAHA, Neb. — Gordmans has told state regulators that the department store operator plans to eliminate nearly 600 jobs in May as part of the company’s bankruptcy when it closes both its distribution centers and its headquarters. The company said it expects to eliminate 450 jobs in Nebraska on May 12 when it closes its

WASHINGTON — The Senate backed key players of President Donald Trump’s national security team on Wednesday, confirming his pick for intelligence director and clearing the way for an active-duty Army general to serve as his national security adviser. Senators voted 85-12 to approve the nomination of former Indiana Sen. Dan Coats as director of national

NEW YORK — Ivana Trump, the first wife of President Donald Trump, is writing a memoir that will focus on the couple’s three children. “Raising Trump” will be published Sept. 12, Gallery Books told The Associated Press on Wednesday. According to Gallery, Ivana Trump is writing a story of “motherhood, strength and resilience” and also

CHICAGO — Authorities say a Chicago woman gave birth to a baby girl while stuck on the city’s Lake Shore Drive during a snowstorm. Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford says the baby gave a “good strong cry” when she was born Tuesday morning during rush-hour traffic. A storm was moving along Lake Michigan that

BOSTON — The Patriots have re-signed Pro Bowl linebacker Dont’a Hightower. Hightower’s agency, SportsTrust Advisors, tweeted the agreement on Wednesday and his agent Pat Dye, Jr confirmed it. The new pact is for four years and $43.5 million. It brings back one of the Patriots’ biggest free agents, who has helped New England win two

MINNEAPOLIS — Friends and foes of copper-nickel mining are mobilizing supporters for a meeting Thursday on a proposal aimed at protecting more than 234,000 acres of land near a pristine Minnesota wilderness area. The U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management will take public comments on a potential 20-year ban on mining and prospecting

DETROIT — President Donald Trump plans to re-examine federal fuel economy requirements for new cars and trucks. The requirements were a centerpiece of President Barack Obama’s strategy to combat global warming. But Trump appears to be making good on a pledge to car company CEOs to reduce “unnecessary regulations.” Here’s what’s happening: WHAT ARE CAFE

LOS ANGELES — A California legislator is proposing that the state create a commission to protect the health and safety of collegiate athletes, something the bill says the NCAA and school athletic departments have failed to do. The commission and its rules would apply to every competing college athlete in the state, from a community

GENEVA — Angelina Jolie has made a strong defense of the United Nations, saying the world body, as “imperfect” as it is, needs reform but also support. The American actress and special envoy for the U.N. refugee agency decried a “rising tide of nationalism masquerading as populism, and the re-emergence of policies encouraging fear and