Russell Wilson discussed the profound impact of his parents on his life and the mission behind his foundation during the Variety Sports & Entertainment Breakfast, highlighting his commitment to community and character development.
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Lakers guard Marcus Smart admits uncertainty about his role as the new season approaches. Despite offseason changes, Smart remains focused on adapting and contributing wherever needed.
Well Go USA Entertainment hosted the Los Angeles premiere of “Ip Man 3,” drawing fans and stars for a night celebrating the iconic martial arts film. The event highlighted the film’s intense action and cultural impact.
An appeals court has paused a ruling that required former President Trump to return control of the National Guard to California. The decision halts immediate enforcement as legal battles continue.
Sony Pictures has acquired Alamo Drafthouse, the popular dine-in movie theater chain, marking a strategic move to expand its footprint in the theatrical exhibition and enhance the moviegoing experience.
For the first time in Olympic history, more women than men will compete at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, marking a milestone in gender equality and reflecting global progress in women’s sports.
Border Patrol agents staged a show of force at Governor Newsom’s “big beautiful press conference,” highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement as the state pushes back against federal border policies.
Trump’s recent rhetoric on crime in Washington, D.C. echoes longstanding racist narratives that unjustly link urban communities of color with violence. PBS examines the historical roots and impacts of this divisive discourse.
Los Angeles 2028 will make history as the first Olympics to sell naming rights to sports venues. This innovative move aims to boost funding and modernize facilities ahead of the Games, setting a new precedent for future hosts.
The L.A. teachers union has voiced support for blocking a proposed $20 billion U.S. arms sale to Israel, citing concerns over escalating violence. The move aligns with growing calls for reevaluating military aid in the region.
The White House’s proposal to deploy federal troops in Chicago has sparked fierce debate. While officials cite rising violence, local politicians warn such measures risk escalating tensions and undermining community trust.
WATCH: Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua breaks down his 2025 Week One performance in an exclusive post-game presser. Catch his insights on the team’s strategy and his breakout plays, only on Sports Illustrated.
Los Angeles shines as a global entertainment hub, renowned for Hollywood and a diverse cultural landscape. Its Mediterranean climate complements a vibrant city celebrated for innovation and multiculturalism, Britannica reports.
WATCH: A federal appeals court reviews the legality of former President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles. The case could set a precedent on executive authority in domestic military actions. PBS reports.
The ESPYS 2025 celebrated sports’ biggest night with unforgettable moments and top winners across categories. ABC7 Los Angeles highlights the event’s standout achievements and key award recipients.
The Red Bull BC One break-dancing championships mark a significant step toward the sport’s Olympic debut, showcasing elite talent and fueling global enthusiasm ahead of its inclusion in future Games.
Los Angeles FC faces San Diego FC today in an MLS clash. Kickoff is at 7:30 PM ET. Fans can catch the live stream on ESPN+ or watch on local TV channels. Stay tuned for full coverage on Goal.com.
As AI transforms filmmaking, Hollywood crews face uncertainty about their future roles. From digital doubles to scriptwriting, industry workers question what jobs remain in an AI-driven era.
Federal immigration raids risk destabilizing California’s economy by removing thousands of workers from key industries. The Los Angeles Times reports potential disruptions in agriculture, construction, and service sectors.
A curfew for downtown Los Angeles has been extended overnight Wednesday as officials aim to curb ongoing protest-related violence. Authorities seek to maintain public safety amid escalating tensions in the area.