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LOS ANGELES — For eight years, Mike Miller has patrolled the grounds of the Snake River Correctional Institution, a medium-security prison in east Oregon. His $74,000 salary has paid for his home across the state line in Boise, Idaho, and allowed his family to home-school their three kids.

Here is everything you need to know for Friday's game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Charlotte Hornets.

The Dutch genius’s self-portraits go on display in London, the Tudors are in Bath and Coventry opens its windows to the art world – all in your weekly dispatch

George Fox was diagnosed with the aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma last year, but after raising money for groundbreaking treatment in Los Angeles the family had some hope - until tragedy struck

Over Christmas, the Canadian province of Quebec imposed a curfew on its citizens. This curfew, like lockdowns, mask mandates and other restrictions, was aimed at stemming the latest omicron-fuelled pandemic tide. Starting on New Year’s Eve, the curfew required citizens to be at home between 10pm and 5am.

Farfetch Ltd (NYSE:FTCH) has agreed to acquire luxury beauty retailer Violet Grey for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition comes ahead of the launch of Beauty on the Farfetch marketplace, scheduled for later 2022. Violet Grey will also leverage Farfetch Platform Solutions' expertise in technology, global logistics, and operations to drive its standalone business,…

Paramedics at the ready! Ten years after their last bone-crunching outing, the juvenile daredevils are at it again

LOS ANGELES — Five seasons later, he's the face of professional football in Los Angeles, the lightly bearded guru working the levers on this city's extravagant championship dreams.

Kim Kardashian, 41, who has been embracing the 'little things' with her new partner Pete Davidson, 28, geared up for an adventurous date at an escape room in LA. The pair were joined by Khloe Kardashian, 37 and a host of famous pals.

Darcy has always dreamt of being an actor

Three random killings and three homeless men charged with the crimes have reignited anger, fear and frustration with the intractable issue of homelessness in New York and Los Angeles