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Actor Tom Sizemore hospitalized after brain aneurysm

Tom Sizemore has been hospitalized in critical condition after suffering a brain aneurysm, a representative for the 61-year-old actor told the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 19, 2023

LA City Council members want to give police chief more power to fire officers for misconduct

LOS ANGELES — Two members of the Los Angeles City Council called Friday for an overhaul of the Police Department's disciplinary process, one that would enhance the police chief's power to fire officers and scale back the involvement of civilians in disciplinary hearings.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 18, 2023

Clayton Kershaw facing ‘challenges’ to get cleared for World Baseball Classic

PHOENIX — The Dodgers are still expecting Clayton Kershaw to play in next month’s World Baseball Classic for Team USA.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 17, 2023

Christina Applegate says SAG Awards likely her ‘last awards show’ due to ongoing battle with MS

Christina Applegate is planning to take her final bow at this month’s Screen Actor’s Guild Awards.

Tribune News Service · Feb 8, 2023

NBA Trade Deadline 2023: A running list of trade rumors leading up to the deadline

Here's the latest trade rumors from around the NBA

USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 7, 2023

Central California shooting suspect had 'extensive history' with slain family

LOS ANGELES — One of the men accused of gunning down six members of a Central California family had been embroiled in an “extensive history and feud” with the family and once shot at one of them, according to police records obtained by the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 6, 2023

LeBron’s Record-Breaking Moment Will Be Fit for a King. Kareem’s? It Was, Um, Cute.

James needs just 36 points to eclipse Abdul-Jabbar’s scoring record, a moment that will come soon—and with considerably more pomp and circumstance than in 1984.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 6, 2023

Mick Fleetwood says Fleetwood Mac likely won’t perform as a band after McVie’s death

LOS ANGELES — Fleetwood Mac no longer plans to perform together as a band after one of its longtime members, Christine McVie, died late last year. That’s what drummer Mick Fleetwood told the Los Angeles Times Sunday on the red carpet for the Grammy Awards.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 6, 2023

Trading Russell Westbrook may still cost Lakers first-round pick

When it comes to what it would take for another team to take Russell Westbrook off the Lakers' hands, apparently nothing has changed.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 5, 2023

Durham's dud is worse than it looks

Trump’s attempt to bring disrepute to the Mueller report just backfired spectacularly

Salon · Feb 4, 2023