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Six things to know about London’s Tom of Finland art and culture festival

Durk Dehner, co-founder of the Tom of Finland Foundation, explains why this year’s festival is the most important yet

Evening Standard

The 14 pinkest Barbiecore destinations where you can stay in a real life Dreamhouse

From blush palaces to pastel poolsides, channel the Barbie aesthetic at these Dreamhouse-style stays

The Independent UK

Don't worry, House of the Dragon season 2 on Max won't be delayed by the Hollywood strikes

Independent productions such as season two of House of the Dragon are OK to film during the Hollywood actors' strike

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Meghan Markle is 'embracing the normalcy of her new life' and 'finding joy' in 'simple pleasures'

Harry and Meghan have settled into a more "laid-back, drama-free lifestyle"

GoodToKnow

Universal Studios denies trimming trees to expose strikers to heatwave

NBC Universal claims it is not trying to make conditions uncomfortable for writers and actors who will be picketing with no shade as temperatures soar

The Guardian - UK

Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods — the beginning of a frenaissance?

Once their generation’s most iconic friendship duo, the pair’s friendship came to a crashing halt after an infamous cheating scandal. Four years later, could a public reconciliation be on the cards?

Evening Standard

What’s behind the investigation into Tupac Shakur’s murder?

Almost three decades after the rapper was killed in a drive-by shooting, Las Vegas police have revived the case.

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How family and determination forged teenager Alyssa Thompson's World Cup talent

LOS ANGELES — Mario Thompson knew his oldest daughter, Alyssa, was special before she started third grade.

Los Angeles Times

‘Behold the Monster’ author Jillian Lauren exposes America’s most prolific serial killer

The Middle Eastern folk tale of Scheherazade unspools in the opening pages of “Some Girls,” Jillian Lauren’s 2010 New York Times bestselling memoir recounting her experiences as a sex worker in the harem of the Sultan of Brunei.

The Orange County Register

Mary McNamara: The studios thought they could handle a strike. They might end up sparking a revolution

LOS ANGELES — If you want to start a revolution, tell your workers you'd rather see them lose their homes than offer them fair wages. Then lecture them about how their "unrealistic" demands are "disruptive" to the industry, not to mention disturbing your revels at Versailles, er, Sun Valley.

Los Angeles Times

New evidence may back Menendez brothers' sexual abuse claims. But can it free them?

LOS ANGELES — It was never a question of whether they killed their parents.

Los Angeles Times

A filmmaker feared his subject had turned on him. So he staged his own murder

LOS ANGELES -- A man lies flat on his stomach on the floor of an apartment high above the La Brea Tar Pits.

Los Angeles Times

Single homeless women in LA County suffer high levels of violence, new study finds

To help the more than 75,000 people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County, officials have long tailored their programs to the needs of subgroups, including veterans, families and the chronically homeless.

Los Angeles Times

Jesse Buss on why drafting the best player available is the way to go

Jesse Buss, a key member of the Lakers' front office, explained his philosophy when it comes to drafting players.

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Bruce Brown: Minnesota was tougher than the Lakers in 2023 NBA playoffs

Former Nuggets player Bruce Brown seemed to throw shade at the Lakers when talking about which team was their toughest matchup in 2023.

Los Angeles Times

Hotel, union negotiation fails to break stalemate; more walkouts ahead, union vows

Tensions rose Tuesday between the Southern California hotel operators and their striking workers during the first bargaining session since intermittent walkouts began July 1. Hotel representatives accused the union of failing to bargain in good faith, and Unite Here Local 11 vowed more strikes at hotels across Los Angeles and…

USA Today Sports Media Group

Chargers rookies report to training camp

Rookies reported to Chargers training camp on Tuesday as Los Angeles kicks off its 2023 campaign.

Sports Illustrated

Arena Football League Announces 16 Markets for 2024 Reprise Season

The AFL plans to return next year after shutting down operations in 2019.

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Bill Plaschke: It's now or never for the Clippers. They must trade for James Harden.

LOS ANGELES — Any other year, don't go near James Harden.

Los Angeles Times

Aaron Donald’s Madden rating matches his No. 99 Rams jersey for record seventh time

LOS ANGELES — Aaron Donald wears No. 99 on his Rams jersey.

Los Angeles Times

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti explains why elite soccer clubs love U.S. tours

LOS ANGELES — Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti was in Los Angeles 10 days ago. But he wasn't checking out the hotel or scouting the training facilities ahead of his team's upcoming visit.

Tribune News Service

SAG strikers lament lack of A-listers on picket line: ‘Where the f— is Ben Affleck?’

LOS ANGELES — By 9 a.m. Tuesday, hundreds of SAG-AFTRA and WGA members and supporters had gathered outside the Netflix studios on Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood. Armed with signs, water and sunscreen, the picketers represent the 160,000 actors in the Screen Actors Guild who went on strike…

The Independent UK

Universal Studios gets heat for allegedly trimming trees that gave SAG strikers shade in 90-degree weather

Los Angeles picketers are scattered between several studio lots

Los Angeles Times

Why are NFL running backs shockingly underpaid? It has roots with a Rams blunder.

LOS ANGELES — NFL running backs are like buffalo: wondrous, thunderous, but burdened by a sameness. Rarely anymore does one differentiate himself from the herd.

Miami Herald

Inter Miami owners Beckham, Mas on Messi, Alba signing, Suarez rumors, Hard Rock Stadium

MIAMI — David Beckham and Jorge Mas were still glowing after watching Lionel Messi’s first Inter Miami open media training session Tuesday morning. The club’s co-owners, along with Mas’ brother Jose, worked tirelessly for more than three years to bring the world’s best player to their team, and like most…

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