Los Angeles TimesStoryboardRoe vs. Wade falls: A comprehensive news and analysis guideCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe historic Roe vs. Wade decision gave people nationwide the legal right to choose abortion, but the backlash reshaped the country’s politics. On Friday, the Supreme Court announced its decision to overturn the historic abortion case, which will not only affect millions of Americans but also free states to outlaw abortion. Here’s everything you need to know.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe Los Angeles Lakers epic failCurated byLos Angeles TimesYou didn’t need to know NBA rosters to know who was on the Lakers — it was the embodiment of All-NBA and All-Star teams from the league’s last decade. The odds-on favorite to win the title. A wasted season later, it’s hard to see the Lakers as anything other than too old and too slow, with square pegs being pushed into round holes in between several players’ trips to the injury report.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe fallout from the night Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the OscarsCurated byLos Angeles TimesMost assumed it was a staged comedy bit. There was no way the well-liked, effortlessly cool Will Smith would’ve stormed the stage to strike comedian Chris Rock on live TV over a joke. But it was not a joke and the repercussions are still being felt.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe most chaotic Oscars in historyCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe 2022 Oscars will be one for the history books. And not for the reasons the academy — or Hollywood at large — may have hoped.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe Los Angeles Times Oscar primerCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present the 94th Academy Awards on Sunday to celebrate the best films of the past year. The star-studded ceremony will be hosted by actors Regina Hall, Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes and will air live on ABC stations. It will be broadcast worldwide at 5 p.m. Pacific, with about a three-hour running time
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardRussia invades UkraineCurated byLos Angeles TimesExplosions resounded in Ukraine's cities overnight on Feb. 23, airstrikes crippled its defenses and reports emerged of Russian troops entering by land and sea.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardYour guide to the 2022 Beijing OlympicsCurated byLos Angeles TimesFollow along for the latest news, results and features from The Times’ team of reporters covering the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardDía de los MuertosCurated byLos Angeles TimesDía de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is Nov. 1 and 2, 2021. This is what goes into building an ofrenda, or altar, for a deceased loved one.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardWhat is happening to the supply chain? Curated byLos Angeles TimesNormally, the global supply chain of international goods movement is like a light switch on a wall: It just works. The products consumers want are available. No one thinks about how. No one thinks about the light switch — until it doesn’t work. And right now, the global supply chain isn’t working.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe ultimate film lovers’ guide to the new Academy MuseumCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opens Sept. 30 as a celebration of Hollywood history, Oscar lore and today's movie makers. Get a sneak peek.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardVoices from the 2021 California recall electionCurated byLos Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times columnists discuss the 2021 California recall election: from Gavin Newsom to Larry Elder. Our editorial board endorses who to vote for this election and what to do on the second question on the ballot.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardEverything you need to know about the 2021 recall election in CaliforniaCurated byLos Angeles TimesWe take a look at who the candidates are, who is voting, and the long-shots and leaders of the 2021 gubernatorial recall race. There are just two questions on the ballot: Should Newsom be recalled from office? And, if he is recalled, who among the 46 candidates on the ballot should take his place? We examine those two questions.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardHow the California recall election worksCurated byLos Angeles TimesOur guide to make sure you're vote is counted, when the deadlines are, where your voting center is and more about voting in California for the 2021 gubernatorial election.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardWhat should you watch, read and listen to this fall? Here’s your ultimate guideCurated byLos Angeles Times COVID-19 may still be with us, but it’s culture that’s surging. Our reporters and critics have come up with more than 30 ways of looking at the fall season with recommendations for more than 160 movies, TV shows, video games, music events, books and Southern California cultural happenings, plus notes on virtually every movie —nearly 200! — coming to theaters or streaming in the coming weeks.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardWhat to know about the female 007 and other highly anticipated 2021 filmsCurated byLos Angeles TimesFrom the "Sopranos" prequel to "Tammy Faye," here are some key films to look for this fall.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardCan't get enough of "The White Lotus?" Here's what everyone's talking aboutCurated byLos Angeles TimesWriter-director Mike White's dark satire of the guests at a luxury resort will be back for another installment, HBO announced Tuesday. Here are parts of the show everyone's been talking about
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardAll about 'Suicide Squad'Curated byLos Angeles TimesFrom reviews to spoilers to unpacking scenes, we've got you covered on all things 'Suicide Squad'
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardEverything to know about the 2021 Emmy nominationsCurated byLos Angeles TimesIn a wild year of television, the Emmys show what television mattered. Wandavision? Emily in Paris? We take a look at this year's nominations.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardHow to start your career in HollywoodCurated byLos Angeles TimesCareers in the entertainment industry can be mysterious for those just starting out, and even for those working in the business. Everyone can have a different path, and we are trying to demystify some of the more traditional routes.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardHow we're celebrating JuneteenthCurated byLos Angeles Times"There’s no right, wrong or single way to celebrate Juneteenth this year. As we step into our post-pandemic world, this act of celebrating feels more high-stakes and necessary than ever," writes Julissa James. We have a guide for celebrating Juneteenth this year, from what to do, to new and improved means of conducting a Juneteenth education.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardCalifornia's grand reopening: what you need to knowCurated byLos Angeles TimesHere’s a rundown of what is changing starting June 15 — no more masks required for most vaccinated people, with a few exceptions. How that will change this summer, and why officials believe there will not be a new surge of COVID-19 cases.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe ultimate guide to preparing for an earthquakeCurated byLos Angeles TimesIn California, an earthquake is always looming. While we can't predict when the next Big One will strike, we can be prepared. We made a guide for what to do: from what apps to download, to what to put in your emergency bag if an earthquake strikes (and what to do with all that canned food).
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardHollywood is failing Latinos. Here’s why they’re falling behindCurated byLos Angeles Times“In the Heights,” the rare big-budget Hollywood movie to tell a Latino story from Latino creators and a mostly Latino cast, just opened in theaters to rave reviews. At this milestone moment, we asked a team of Times journalists to examine the complicated history of Latinos in Hollywood and the actions being taken to increase their representation, which remains stubbornly low.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardThe 20 shows worth staying inside for this summerCurated byLos Angeles Times Like you, those of us on The Times’ TV team are eager to get out and stretch our legs as soon as it’s safe. But that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to tune in for this season: Here’s our guide to the 20 TV shows worth staying inside for this summer.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardCatching up on Mare of Easttown? Our guide to the show everyone’s talking aboutCurated byLos Angeles TimesWhether you're a newcomer or a committed fan, our week-by-week guide to HBO's crime drama will help you understand all things "Mare."
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardDisneyland is reopening. Here’s your ultimate guide to the parkCurated byLos Angeles TimesMore than a year after closing due to the pandemic, the theme parks at the Disneyland reopens on April 30. Here's what to expect.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardKristin Smart CaseCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe disappearance of Kristin Smart is one of California’s most enduring mysteries. Here's the Times' coverage of the case:
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardOscar nominations 2021Curated byLos Angeles TimesThe 2021 Oscar nominations are out. We look at the surprises, snubs and historic moments for a stilted year in movies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardWhat to expect in the 2021 Grammys Curated byLos Angeles TimesThe Grammys! They're here. Everything we know about the 2021 Grammys and how we expect COVID-19 will impact the biggest music night of the year.
Los Angeles TimesStoryboardHow the stimulus bill will benefit youCurated byLos Angeles TimesThe $1.9-trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill will benefit Californians at local, state and federal levels. The bill includes $1,400 checks, expanded unemployment benefits, the biggest-ever expansion of Obamacare, and new tax credits for people with children. Here’s what to expect and how it will affect you personally.
