Breaking: Dustin Diamond — who played Screech, the awkward but lovable anti-heartthrob in the 1990s sitcom “Saved by the Bell” — has died at 44. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Since starring in the teen comedy, Diamond appeared in several other TV series, including multiple “Saved by the Bell” spinoffs. More on his career latimes.com/entertainment-…
The actor had been hospitalized in Florida where he was undergoing chemotherapy treatment latimes.com/entertainment-…
A spokesperson for Diamond previously said the actor had small-cell carcinoma that originated in another area of the body that metastasized. latimes.com/entertainment-…
In an email to The Times, Diamond’s rep shared that the actor had received "messages of support from his fans on his Facebook page,” which his team planned to print and deliver to him in the hospital. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Original “Saved by the Bell” cast members Mario Lopez and Tiffani Thiessen — who played jock A.C. Slater and cheerleader Kelly Kapowski in the hit show — previously rallied behind Diamond on social media latimes.com/entertainment-…
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Game critic @Toddmartens takes a look at how internet culture, GameStop nostalgia and more intersected to create a dizzyingly complicated battle between hedge funds and retail investors latimes.com/entertainment-…
It's one thing to think the revolution will not be be televised, but it's a whole other challenge when it's memed and gamified, says @Toddmartenslatimes.com/entertainment-…
Column: It’s been hard to escape hearing about GameStop, says business columnist @hiltzikm.
"Finally, the little guy has gotten revenge on the suits, we’re told. Also, the stock market will never be the same" latimes.com/business/story…
"Papi wasn’t a full-on pandejo (the Mexican version of a covidiot). Any time he messed up or babbled nonsense, I put him in his place, and he would stay there.
"Part of the problem early on was that the coronavirus was opaque to him. Through the summer, Papi personally knew no one who had contracted the coronavirus." latimes.com/california/sto…
Anywhere else, the Valley — with its million and a half people in its 250-ish square miles — would be the massive star at the center of its own civic solar system.
Days after anti-vaccination and far-right protesters disrupted operations at the Dodger Stadium vaccination sites, Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore on Tuesday said any such protests in the future would be met with quick arrests.
“Our action is to be immediate and swift in the sense of holding them accountable for that unlawful activity,” Moore said during a virtual meeting of the Police Commission in the morning.
Protests will be confined to an area near the stadium’s entrance in an effort to balance people’s 1st Amendment rights with the need to keep the vaccination site operating, Moore said. latimes.com/california/sto…