The #Dodgers last week concluded one of the most thrilling 5-game series in MLB history against their rivals in a winner-take-all clash in San Francisco, hopped on a cross-country flight to Atlanta on Friday & dug themselves a hole over the weekend.
When the whirlwind was over, after they fell behind 0-2 to the Atlanta Braves in the #NLCS for the second straight year on two walk-off losses, it was obvious:
Roberts was asked how he would respond to the perception, built over several Octobers, that the Dodgers tend to overthink and almost outsmart themselves with their postseason pitching decisions.
If Atlanta topples the #Dodgers twice more in, if they pull off the upset and knock out the reigning World Series champions, Roberts’ decision-making late in Game 2 will be dissected on bar stools for years to come.
The founder of West Hollywood’s venerable comedy club the Laugh Factory is calling on comedians to rally behind Dave Chappelle as the controversial comic weathers the fallout from his Netflix stand-up special. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Meanwhile, several trans employees at Netflix organized a walkout this morning to protest the streamer’s refusal to pull Chapelle's special, which included a litany of transphobic remarks. latimes.com/entertainment-…
On Tuesday, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, who has defended Chappelle, admitted to mishandling the fallout from “The Closer.” However, Sarandos maintained that the special doesn’t qualify as hate speech. latimes.com/entertainment-…
#Eternals boasts the most diverse cast in Marvel history — including Lauren Ridloff, a Deaf actor who plays the franchise's first Deaf superhero. latimes.com/entertainment-…
“Just to know that I was working with a director like Chloé [Zhao], I felt very safe,” @LaurenRidloff said. “We went through this whole new path as the first Deaf superhero in the MCU, but under her direction, I knew that she would do me justice.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
Throughout the production process, Ridloff and Zhao engaged in many conversations about portraying her character, #Makkari, authentically in an effort to defy stereotypes surrounding the Deaf community. latimes.com/entertainment-…
The Los Angeles City Council is expected to vote today on whether to suspend Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas, one week after the veteran L.A. politician was indicted on federal charges.
The vote comes two days after Ridley-Thomas announced that he would "step back" from participation in City Council meetings and committees. latimes.com/california/sto…
Ridley-Thomas, who has denied any wrongdoing, has said he will not resign and will fight the federal charges against him. latimes.com/california/sto…
Transgender Netflix employees and their allies are gathering on Vine Street in Los Angeles to protest the streaming giant’s decision to release Dave Chappelle’s controversial new comedy special. #NetflixWalkout latimes.com/entertainment-…
In the weeks leading up to today’s walkout, protests within Netflix, suspensions and defensive statements from the company have erupted in response to Chappelle’s “The Closer,” which features transphobic remarks and other insensitive commentary. latimes.com/entertainment-…
A list of walkout demands reviewed last week by The Times reveals what some employees are asking of the company. latimes.com/entertainment-…
As cities up and down the state increasingly move to require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations in an assortment of public places, a cherished California restaurant chain has become an unlikely flashpoint.
San Francisco officials announced earlier this month that the Fisherman’s Wharf In-N-Out Burger location was forced to temporarily close after failing to comply with such a local rule.
It’s unclear whether In-N-Out will ultimately prove a harbinger for a larger pushback from businesses that don’t want to screen their patrons’ inoculation status.
But the issue isn’t likely to go away anytime soon.