1. CNN parts ways with correspondent whose story led to defamation lawsuit

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   A jury awarded a military contractor $5 million over Alex Marquardt's 2021 report on a military contractor. ...

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1. Commentary: In his quest for cultural dominance, Trump threatens what makes America great

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Many of the institutions that Trump is threatening to curtail or destroy — PBS, NPR, Harvard, the Smithsonian, the Kennedy Center, Voice of America and even national parks — have made this country a democratic haven and cultural center for decades....

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1. The Black Keys were nearly buried by a brutal year. A new album seeks to 'get things back on track'

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Their new album, "No Rain, No Flowers," offers a positive spin on their tough battles with touring and album sales. Guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney talk about it ahead of their show at the Greek Theatre on June 3....

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1. Paramount adds three new board members amid Trump troubles and FCC review

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   The Shari Redstone-controlled company has grappled with a series of setbacks since it announced its sale to tech scion David Ellison's Skydance Media last July....

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1. Lost L.A. comes to life in reissued book about the city before freeways

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Nathan Marsak, who spent years getting the rights to reissue Arnold Hylen's book filled with his photographs of the city on the cusp of change, estimates 98% of the buildings depicted are now gone....

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1. Former teen member of L.A. K-pop group sues management, alleging abuse and exploitation

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Kiera Grace Madder, 17, has filed a lawsuit alleging that when she was part of an all-girl K-pop group based in L.A. called VCHA, she suffered "child labor exploitation, child neglect and abuse, [and] unfair business practices."...

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1. Mark Hamill starred in the ultimate battle of good and evil. Now he just wants to make America normal again

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   After nearly five decades as Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill opens up about finding new purpose in Mike Flanagan's "The Life of Chuck," speaking out against Trump and rebuilding after the Malibu wildfires....

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1. Ministry's Al Jourgensen announces the end of his iconic, industrial band. But first, one last album and tour

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   After wreaking havoc and dishing out dissonance since 1981 — evolving from its early synth-pop dance roots into the industrial thrash metal chaos it's best known for — Ministry's band leader Al Jourgensen is finally ready to call it quits. ...

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1. Column: Why 'sitcom royalty' Linda Lavin has a strong case for a posthumous Emmy

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Elevating Hulu's 'Mid-Century Modern' with her unmatched vitality and comic timing, the late actor could finally win the Emmy denied her over 200-plus episodes of 'Alice.'...

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1. Fake brides have their own agenda in Ukraine native's heart-stopping 'Endling'

   LA Times » 2 weeks ago

   Fact and fiction blurs together in Maria Reva's beautifully chaotic 'Endling,' a novel set in Ukraine before the Russian invasion. ...

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