A boutique talent agency has broken ranks and sided with Hollywood writers in their ongoing dispute with agencies.
Verve, a young Los Angeles agency focusing primarily on writers, is the biggest agency so far to make peace with the opposition, though it is far smaller than the four major Hollywood...
Army veteran indicted in bomb plot against white supremacist rally in Long BeachA federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted an Army veteran in a plot to plant a bomb at a white supremacist rally in Long Beach.
The indictment charged 26-year-old Mark Domingo with providing material support to terrorists an… Read MoreNarbonne advances to City Section Division I baseball final at Dodger StadiumDisappointed that it didn’t get chosen for the City Section Open Division baseball playoffs, Narbonne’s consolation prize will be to play for the Division I championship on Saturday at 10 a.m. at Dodger Stadium.
The top-seede… Read MoreSacramento boy’s family demands apology after forceful arrest caught on videoThe Sacramento Police Department is again facing accusations of police brutality after a video of officers and a security guard forcing a 12-year-old boy to the ground and placing a “spit mask” over his head went viral.
The P… Read MoreL.A. tightened rules about tearing down housing. Now this project could be exemptWorried that Los Angeles was losing crucial housing, the City Council decided to stiffen rules that can require developers to build affordable units when they tear down rent-stabilized apartments.
Less than two years later, t… Read MoreWeekend Picks: ‘Noises Off,’ Eifman Ballet, Lil Buck and Heartbeat of Mexico festivalIf you’re looking for things to do in the L.A. area, the comedy “Noises Off” is back for an encore, violist Richard Yongjae O’Neill ends a residency and Eifman Ballet returns with a new fable. Jacaranda concludes another seas… Read More
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