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@kirstendunst sat down with @IndieFocus to recount transformative moments from her decades-long career and shares stories about starring in “The Power of the Dog.” link.chtbl.com/TheEnvelopePod… Image
Dunst also opens up about growing up in Hollywood, why she decided to publicly address her mental health break, and the joyful — though sometimes awkward — moments of acting opposite her real-life partner in #ThePoweroftheDog.
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1 Dec
Breaking: California confirms nation’s first Omicron variant case latimes.com/california/sto…
The variant’s presence in the Golden State — reported by the Associated Press, which attributed the development to an unnamed U.S. official — is not unexpected.

The strain has already been found in nearly two dozen countries around the globe. latimes.com/california/sto…
Still, the arrival of the highly mutated variant comes at what was already shaping up to be a particularly precarious time in California. latimes.com/california/sto…
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1 Dec
🚨 The newest edition of our style and culture magazine, Image, has arrived. 🚨

This seventh installment, titled “Survival,” is all about imagining the future of our dreams. 🌎🌍🌏 latimes.com/projects/survi…
In Los Angeles, we know what can be because we’ve been living in the future for a while. The pollution, the forever summers, the strange waves of humidity, the new-ish influx of ankle-biting mosquitos — L.A. is brilliant in its foreshadowing prowess. latimes.com/projects/survi…
The world’s climate future looks a lot like a weekly drive down Hollywood Boulevard or Wilton Place. The seeds of dystopia and possibility are sprinkled everywhere. latimes.com/projects/survi…
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When the new Omicron variant became known last week, there was anxiety about whether it would lead governments to consider new restrictions just as the holidays arrived.

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Officials in some California counties say they don’t think they’ll need to implement significant new restrictions, saying policies already in place around masks and vaccine verification are the best path for combatting the new strain of the coronavirus.

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Officials are quick to note that the state of the pandemic is much different this year, given the ample supply and availability of vaccines, which are expected to provide at least some degree of protection against Omicron.

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1 Dec
Jacqueline Avant, a Los Angeles philanthropist and the wife of legendary music producer Clarence Avant, was shot and killed during what authorities believe was a home invasion robbery in Beverly Hills, a source familiar with the case told The Times.

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Jacqueline Avant has been a prominent Los Angeles philanthropist over the decades, notably in support of the UCLA International Student Center.

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The shooting comes amid growing concerns over a string of follow-home robberies in affluent neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.

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1 Dec
The sight of General Sherman wrapped in foil this fall was a cry for help. It was also a sign that the American West has entered a dangerous new era of hotter heat waves, ever-more-brutal droughts and a growing threat of violent extremism on public lands.

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There’s still hope for the future.

But in a part of the country mythologized for its rugged individualism, going it alone will be a recipe for disaster, climate experts say.
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In one positive development, firefighters managed to protect General Sherman and other iconic sequoias from this fall’s fires.

But thousands of the giants were still killed by flames.
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The Supreme Court’s conservatives sounded ready on Wednesday to severely restrict a woman’s right to choose abortion and possibly overturn the Roe vs. Wade entirely.

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“The Constitution is neither pro-life nor pro-choice on abortion,” Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh said, summarizing the argument for overturning Roe vs. Wade. He said the court should not “pick sides on the most contentious social debate in American life.”

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The court has six conservative justices who are skeptical of abortion rights, but only Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. focused on the narrow issue of upholding Mississippi’s 15-week ban on abortions.

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