The "Magic Key" pass program includes four options, ranging in price from $399 per year for Southern California residents to $1,399 for the option with no blockout days and the greatest flexibility for making reservations. latimes.com/business/story…
Although the overall prices of the Magic Key passes are lower than Disneyland’s previous annual passes, the number of days park-goers can visit are now limited by how many blockout dates come with each option and how many reservations will be accepted. latimes.com/business/story…
Disney representatives acknowledged that passholders may not be able to make reservations even on days allowed by their pass due to park crowding. latimes.com/business/story…
On Sept. 14, California voters will decide: (1) Whether to oust Gov. Gavin Newsom from office and, if so; (2) Who among the candidates is best suited to take over.
“Part 1 will be decided by a majority of votes, just like any other ballot measure. But when it comes to Part 2, the math changes. The winner doesn’t need more than 50% to win, just a plurality of the votes.”
She told us about her Tamil Canadian identity, having @mindykaling as a boss and breaking ground by playing a flawed Asian American lead on 📺 latimes.com/entertainment-…
BREAKING: Los Angeles city leaders will consider a proposal to require proof of COVID-19 inoculation as a condition of entry to a host of indoor public spaces such as restaurants, gyms and sporting events. latimes.com/california/sto…
The motion would require eligible individuals to demonstrate that they’ve received at least one vaccination dose to visit indoor places such as bars, retail stores, movie theaters, stadiums and concert venues.
Officials in New York City announced Tuesday that they would implement similar vaccination-verification requirements. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
While most people hate callouses, Olympic sport climbers consider them their most prized possession. Learn how in the newest Olympic sport, their hands make the difference. latimes.com/sports/olympic…
While most think of leg or core strength being the most important component in sport climbing, it's actually your hands and more specifically, your fingers.
U.S. Olympic coach John Larson said, “In climbing, there are so many variables, so many ways to be good. But finger strength is something you can measure.” latimes.com/sports/olympic…
The Camp fire most notoriously tore through the town of Paradise, but half the people who lost their homes were deeper in the woods, in poorer, more isolated places.
Roughly 50,000 people were displaced by the Camp fire in 2018, and many are still living in limbo, off the grid and out of compliance, as the nearby Dixie fire stirs up smoke and the past all over again. latimes.com/california/sto…
The disasters effectively flushed backwoods people into a modern world of strict building codes and high costs they can’t afford.
“We’re hillbillies up here,” said Mike Nimz, who has lived “on the mountain” for most of his life.
If you hoped to avoid knowing the Simone Biles bronze win heading into NBC’s prime-time coverage, you probably failed.
This left NBC with a now-familiar predicament: How do you transform old news into compelling television? latimes.com/entertainment-…
“The feats of athleticism on display in the Olympics are unlike any we regularly see on television, and whether successfully pulled off or dramatically botched, there’s something naturally compelling about them, even without hype, stars, or expectations.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
How “the construction of the ‘drama’ can come at the expense of the other athletes” latimes.com/entertainment-…