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LOS ANGELES — A six-year saga that started with smiles and handshakes ended with a sterile settlement document, Under Armour agreeing to pay UCLA $67.491 million to resolve the school's lawsuit against the sports apparel giant, according to a document reviewed by The Times.

“It’s glorifying a horrible tragedy for entertainment,” said Todd Kupfer

In 2003, not long before he vaulted to fame as Ryan Howard on NBC's "The Office," a then-unknown B.J. Novak landed his first major break when Ashton Kutcher cast him on his MTV celebrity-prank show "Punk'd."

LOS ANGELES — The Hollywood Foreign Press Association on Thursday voted to accept a proposal by interim Chief Executive Todd Boehly that will effectively transform the nonprofit international journalists' group into a for-profit venture.

A Big Adventure, John Byrne’s retrospective at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery, offers a fascinating insight into the breadth of skills of one of Scotland’s best-known creative forces.

Dwight Howard, who spent this past season with the Lakers, is already planning his next career after basketball.

As it turns out, nothing about buying back the 'hood to build generational wealth and manage gentrification — as the late rapper Nipsey Hussle so famously encouraged his fans to do — is easy when you're Black.

The soap is coming to an end after 37 years on screen and 8903 episodes

LOS ANGELES — Amid alien contact, thrilling chase sequences and cathartic emotional beats, "Nope" considers a range of ideological concepts — legacy, race, exploitation and the taming of nature among them. But writer-director Jordan Peele's summer blockbuster also poses a more fundamental question: What makes the perfect fish sandwich?