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Ballroom Burn: It's a 'joyful' workout that blasts calories
Los Angeles Times - Kavita Daswani
A midsummer yoga retreat, a fitness and music festival, getting in a ‘Ballroom Burn’ and affordable barre — these are just a few ways to stay active as we delve into the heart of summer: Are you up for
San Francisco Giants
Column: Giants best example of National League mediocrity making trade market murky
Los Angeles Times - Andy McCullough
The absurdity of the National League wild- card race can be summed up in one sentence, which was not applicable as recently as a week ago: The San Francisco Giants are in it. Yes, the Giants. They have
New Mexico
Where to buy fresh and roasted Hatch chiles
Los Angeles Times - Genevieve Ko
The best place to get Hatch chiles? From the source. That would be the Hatch valley in New Mexico and this year’s official festival runs from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1. While you’re there, check out our guide
World News
Trump offers to guarantee ASAP Rocky's bail in Sweden
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
President Trump said he spoke with Sweden’s prime minister Saturday about jailed rapper ASAP Rocky and “offered to personally vouch for his bail.” Trump tweeted that during a “a very good call” with Prime
Sports
British Open spectator hit by ball after Kyle Stanley doesn't yell 'fore'
Los Angeles Times - Sam Farmer
Golfer Kyle Stanley isn’t being criticized for what he said — but for what he didn’t. The controversy concerns something that happened during the second round of the British Open. First, Stanley accidentally
Beirut
Review: A love note to Beirut and a lament for war — Rawi Hage's latest is a hell of a story
Los Angeles Times - Nathan Deuel
On a dusty side street on the east side of Beirut, a young man named Pavlov is studying his father, the undertaker, as a funeral procession slinks by. For years such funerals featured dancing and music,
Entertainment
Linda Ronstadt plans to attend Kennedy Center Honors
Los Angeles Times - Randy Lewis
Singer Linda Ronstadt hasn’t spent a lot of time over the course of her life contemplating, much less courting, awards and honors. Even so, she’s collected a slew of them since her music career revved
Tour de France
Thibaut Pinot wins Tour de France's 14th stage; Julian Alaphilippe retains lead
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Thibaut Pinot won the Tour de France’s 14th stage on Saturday. The first super-tough 6,500-foot climb of the Tour de France has proved to be no obstacle for Julian Alaphilippe. The race leader kept his
Washington State
The Ice Age gives birth to a wine and adventure age in Washington state
Los Angeles Times - John Nelson
You hear echoes, past and present, in the coulees of arid central Washington. At the Gorge Amphitheatre in Quincy, you might hear an arena concert from Beck, Mumford & Sons or Dave Matthews. Just a few
William Morris Agency
WME threatened to 'blow up' the 'Good Doctor' deal over packaging fees, showrunner says
Los Angeles Times - Wendy Lee
“The Good Doctor” has become a big hit for ABC. Millions of viewers have embraced the drama about a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome who solves medical mysteries at a prestigious Bay Area
Tesla
Judge told Tesla to release evidence in short seller trial. Instead, Tesla dropped the case.
Los Angeles Times - Russ Mitchell
Tesla claimed Randeep Hothi was a dangerous stalker who injured a security guard and endangered Tesla employees with his car. It asked a judge to slap Hothi with a restraining order. But Tesla dropped
Los Angeles City Council
Enticed by promises they could start cannabis companies, people of color are still waiting
Los Angeles Times - Robin Abcarian
Marcy Lyles, a single mother of three boys, has been trying to break into the cannabis business for a while now. She is black, low-income and a resident of the Crenshaw area, which makes her a perfect
Entertainment
How the Mueller report became a live-theater summer sensation
Los Angeles Times - Jessica Gelt
Ninety minutes into a marathon reading of former special counsel Robert Mueller’s “Report on the Investigation Into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election,” actor Nate Corddry elicited
Edinburgh Castle
Scotland a foodie haven? ’Tis true. And so is this: Haggis is kind of great
Los Angeles Times - Alice Short
I had planned an extensive food itinerary for a week in Scotland, with stops at noteworthy restaurants that are helping to expunge the country’s reputation as a land of porridge and offal. But those plans
Recipes
The once-a-year ingredient you should order now
Los Angeles Times - Genevieve Ko
It’s almost time for the Hatch chile harvest, an annual event that food lovers await like Christmas morning. Grown in New Mexico’s Hatch V alley, these chiles strike a balance between heat and sweet with
Lifestyle
L.A. Affairs: I thought I was on a great date. Then I found out we're 'just friends'
Los Angeles Times - Lauren Clark
When I saw him on OkCupid, his picture prompted me to exclaim, “Who is that?” I studied his photos on the dating app. Tall and thin with a mop of tousled red hair, blue eyes and a gentle smirk, he gave
David Arquette
Hot Property: David Arquette to go a couple rounds in the real estate market
Los Angeles Times - Neal J. Leitereg
Actor David Arquette appears set on shaking up his real estate portfolio, listing both his Encino home and a Lake Arrowhead retreat for sale. The Encino property, purchased two years ago from actress Walsh,
Travel
LAX's Global Entry Enrollment Center is closed because staff is at the border
Los Angeles Times - Christopher Reynolds
The Global Entry enrollment center at LAX, designed to ease passage for travelers after an international flight, has closed its offices indefinitely to free Customs and Border Protection workers to work
Entertainment
Reader feedback: Is the LACMA redesign a 'calamity' in the making?
Los Angeles Times
Regarding Carolina A. Miranda’s “Remaking the Miracle Mile” [July 14]: A calamity perhaps is the word to describe the design process our Los Angeles County Museum of Art has been suffering for the last
Hollywood (Los Angeles)
Searching for enlightenment at beloved Baroo's East Hollywood reincarnation
Los Angeles Times - Bill Addison
The setting had changed, but the heart of the experience felt entirely familiar. It was 4:30 p.m. on a recent Wednesday inside East Hollywood’s Union Swapmeet. I watched chef Kwang Uh’s straight back he
Travel
Where to find California's moon trees, grown from seeds taken aboard an Apollo mission
Los Angeles Times - Mary Forgione
You can thank Stuart Roosa for what have become known as America’s moon trees. The Apollo 14 astronaut and former U.S. Forest Service smokejumper blasted off for the moon in 1971 with hundreds of seeds
Comic-Con
At Comic-Con, Her Universe's Ashley Eckstein is the queen of geek couture
Los Angeles Times - Susan Hornik
Twenty-four aspiring fashion designers debuted their original geek couture designs on the runway at San Diego Comic-Con International during the sixth annual Her Universe Fashion Show. “We do this fashion
Business
Home of the Week: Beachwood Canyon residence is a worldly showcase
Los Angeles Times - Neal J. Leitereg
The newly remodeled home in Beachwood Canyon blends elements of Japanese and Traditional styles. Angular wood cabinetry and ribboned stone create visual interest in the chef’s kitchen, which has a wide
Business
Screenwriter James Vanderbilt's home office leaves room for play
Los Angeles Times - Arielle Paul
Although screenwriter-producer James Vanderbilt’s Malibu home office is meant more for work than play, it’s not sacrosanct — he’ll forgive intrusion of his own childhood artifacts, or his three kids dropping
Tom Steyer
Editorial: Why do billionaires like Tom Steyer think they have what it takes to be president?
Los Angeles Times - The Times Editorial Board
The United States is a democracy. So let’s stipulate at the outset that anyone who wants to run for president and meets the constitutional requirements should be allowed to take a stab at it. If you can
California Supreme Court
Death penalty trials have continued despite Newsom’s moratorium. The California Supreme Court could stop them
Los Angeles Times - Alene Tchekmedyian
The attorneys were about two weeks into choosing a jury in an upcoming triple-murder trial when they had to toss out the work they’d done and send the potential jurors home. The California Supreme Court
Newsletter: The moon? That's so 50 years ago
Los Angeles Times - Paul Thornton
Good morning. I’m Paul Thornton, and it is July 20, 2019. Let’s take a look back at the week in Opinion. The moon? Been there, done that — precisely 50 years ago today, in fact. Perhaps such a flippant
World News
Newsletter: Half a century ago, one giant leap for mankind
Los Angeles Times - Diya Chacko
It’s been 50 years since Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the surface of the moon. In this extra edition of the Today’s Headlines newsletter, the Los Angeles Times explores
Sports
Racing! Too darn hot (nationally)
Los Angeles Times - John Cherwa
Copyright 2019 by Equibase Company. Reproduction prohibited. Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar, California. All finishes confirmed by Plusmic USA. Official program numbers may not correspond with post
South Los Angeles
Column: Where would you take a visitor to Los Angeles?
Los Angeles Times - Steve Lopez
Today, I’m offering you a job. The pay is no good, but the schedule is your own, and all you have to do is pretend you’re a tour guide. Friends or relatives are coming to Los Angeles for the first time.

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The Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times has been covering Southern California for more than 135 years.