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Chargers 2023 roster review: WR Quentin Johnston

Set to wear the No. 1 jersey for the Chargers in 2023, Quentin Johnston is sure to be an asset in Los Angeles' offense

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Chargers 2023 roster review: LB Daiyan Henley

We begin our journey to profile each member of the Chargers' roster with a look at Daiyan Henley, Los Angeles' newest linebacker

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Star gymnast Biles poised for August return to competition

LOS ANGELES: Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles is poised to compete in August for the first time since mental health and safety concerns cut short her Tokyo Olympics campaign, entering the August US Classic near Chicago.

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Woman claimed Kobe Bryant promised her stake in investment. Now she owes Vanessa Bryant $1.5 million.

LOS ANGELES — An arbitrator has ruled in favor of Vanessa Bryant and multiple companies associated with her and late husband Kobe Bryant after a former employee sued for millions, claiming the Lakers legend had “verbally promised” her a stake in his investment in the BodyArmor sports drink company.

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Projecting the Chargers’ wide receiver depth chart in 2023

Projecting what the Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver room will look like in the 2023 season.

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Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence, Glenn Close and other stars urge union to seek 'transformative deal'

LOS ANGELES — Some of Hollywood's biggest stars are urging their union to hold the line in contract negotiations and signaled strong support for a strike if necessary.

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Mavericks’ biggest competitor to re-sign Kyrie Irving in free agency? Themselves.

DALLAS — As the June 30 start to NBA free agency looms, let’s flash back to Kyrie Irving’s first interview as a Dallas Maverick: Feb. 7 in Los Angeles after he joined the team mid-road trip.

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Not coming to a screen near you — viewers will soon feel effects of the writers strike

Future films and TV series are being delayed, if not canceled. For audiences accustomed to a steady stream of new content, this dramatic slowdown will have a tangible impact in the year to come.

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Taylor Swift, Keke Palmer and Austin Butler among newest members of film academy

LOS ANGELES — The most exclusive club in Hollywood is once again parting the velvet rope, with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announcing Wednesday that it is opening its ranks to 398 new members.

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Adam Sandler makes rare appearance with his lookalike daughter Sunny, 14, at premiere

Adam Sandler posed with his wife Jackie and their 14-year-old daughter Sunny at the premiere of Netflix movie The Out-Laws in LA

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Read Fall Out Boy’s lyrical update of classic Billy Joel song in full

Four-piece rock band released a cover of Joel’s ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ with references to major events from the past 30 years

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$Sergio Garcia explains how he and Rory McIlroy rekindled their fractured friendship$

Sergio Garcia explains how he and Rory McIlroy rekindled their fractured friendship

“We talked and we had a great conversation, and I feel like I have that friend back, and that to me means a lot."

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Mary McNamara: Is it time to boycott Netflix? How streaming consumers could shape the writers strike

LOS ANGELES — As the writers' strike stampedes through its second month and the possibility of an actors' strike looms, it's time to ask: When — and how — should consumers get involved?

Los Angeles Times

"Oklahoma City bomb, Kurt Cobain, Pokémon, Tiger Woods, MySpace, Monsanto GMOs": Fall Out Boy update Billy Joel's We Didn't Start The Fire, revisit 34 years of history and pop culture

Fall Out Boy make up their own new lyrics to Billy Joel's 1989 hit We Didn't Start The Fire, reference everything from Kurt Cobain and Pokemon, to Donald Trump and Elon Musk

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Zendaya and Tom Holland Spotted at Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour in Poland Last Night

They may be famous, but at the show, they’re fans just like the rest of us.

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Watch as LA immigrant groups hold solidarity rally in protest of ‘show me your papers’ Florida law

Watch as Los Angeles immigrant communities, immigrant rights organisations and allies hold a solidarity rally to condemn Ron DeSantis’s attacks on immigrants through legislation, such as the “show me your papers” law that goes into effect on 1 July 2023.

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...To Be Loved: Why Papa Roach ditched nu metal and went glam to save their career

Papa Roach swapping chains and baggy jeans for feathered hair and eyeliner was a gamble, but it paid off handsomely

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ESPN ranks Rams’ Cooper Kupp as 4th-best NFL draft steal in last 10 years

ESPN created a list of the top 50 draft steals in the NFL over the last 10 years and Cooper Kupp came in at No. 4.

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From Damian Lillard to Draymond Green, the Latest on NBA Free Agency

It’s been a busy offseason for teams around the league, with some of the NBA’s biggest names on the move.

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LAPD condemns officer's email on 'hush hush' plan for mass arrests at encampment cleanup

An email from a Los Angeles police officer that surfaced online Thursday said law enforcement was planning to arrest homeless people en masse during a scheduled cleanup — prompting the department to issue a condemnation of the email, and the city controller to promise an investigation.

Los Angeles Times

Former LAPD officer dies by apparent suicide after being charged with murder

A former Los Angeles police officer died by apparent suicide in jail a few days after being charged with murder in the fatal shooting of her boyfriend last week at their home in western Arizona, according to authorities and local news reports.

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LA fans aren’t happy with this NBA take from Puka Nacua

Puka Nacua put Kevin Durant over Kobe Bryant in his starting 5 and fans are not happy

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Jennifer Lawrence says she was 'immediately' turned down for Twilight before landing The Hunger Games

J-Law is Bella Swan in an alternate universe

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Pushing Buttons: Why Sonic and Mario duelling it out in 2D again will be a spectacle

Sega and Nintendo are releasing new games within days of each other this October, both nostalgic callbacks to the era of 2D platformers. Can they push the genre forward?

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: ‘The Idol’ is no ‘Euphoria,’ but it reveals a similar misogyny

Hate watch alert: there’s just one episode left of “The Idol,” HBO’s salacious pop star drama that became a water-cooler show for all the wrong reasons. The hyped series from “Euphoria” writer and director Sam Levinson and singer the Weeknd (aka Abel Tesfaye) ends its disastrous run next Sunday, but…

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