Los Angeles Times - 2016-05-13

• A PEOPLE PLACE
• Ryan pivots in Trump’s direction
• Laundromat legend is at home on red carpets too
• Brazil’s president calls her ouster a nonmilitar­y ‘coup’
• A CITY BACK ON THE EDGE OF CRISIS
• Parents get $4.1 million in abuse mix-up
• Ghost hunting: It’s ‘boring’
• Pope broaches women’s role
• 22 Indian cities are on worst-air list
• London mayor decries Trump’s views
• Trump cloud hangs over Border Patrol
• Diet soda may be tied to child obesity
• 28th Oregon refuge occupier arrested
• Hiroshima’s lessons
• Rx for hospital bill sticker shock
• The GOP’s Pyrrhic victory
• Avoiding a quagmire in Iraq
• Open season for fundraisin­g
• Don’t fall for a can-do fantasy
• Is Airbnb driving up rents in L.A.?
• Europe has its own Trumps
• TAKING AIM AT CANCER
• A UNITED FRONT
• Policymake­rs vote to expand factors for rating schools
• Coastal panel endorses ‘ex-parte’ proposal
• Senate suspends money rule
• Who’s still undecided?
• Wrongful death case settled
• More scrutiny for drugmakers
• Tales of loss in Grim Sleeper’s penalty phase
• No retrial for 7 in freeway protest
• Beetles are boring, and that’s bad news
• What led to arrest in murder case
• Focus of hunt pleads not guilty
• Doctor pleads guilty to drug charge
• Child’s death brings prison term
• Teen paralyzed in football game dies
• BEHIND THE WHEELS
• You don’t really ‘buy’ digital goods
• Whole Foods shifts to few frills
• What caused phone glitches
• PUC approves cable merger
• Setback for Obamacare
• Top Theranos exec departs
• Motorcycle show revs up
• Facebook to get e-sports
• Lyft doubles its offer to settle lawsuit
• NISSAN BUYS 34% STAKE IN RIVAL FIRM
• Stocks flat amid weak jobs data
• Fed’s lack of diversity criticized
• He strikes again
• Kershaw is dominant in complete-game shutout as Grandal keys offense
• Documentar­y tracks tragedy
• KINGS, SUTTER STILL A TEAM
• Angels are still stuck in reverse
• Thunder f inish Spurs in six
• Sharks avoid Game 7 drama
• It’s the best Day ever with a 63
• Loyola’s Michael Boehle and Westlake’s Doug Magorien both are near the end of an era of coaching their sons in high school volleyball All in the family
• Rams say they can handle ‘Hard Knocks’
• NHL PLAYOFF PREVIEW
• Trout says he’s still fine in Anaheim
• California Chrome has busy schedule
• Old friends to face off
• Skiles’ resignatio­n surprises the Magic
• Reports: Galaxy sweet on Swede
• ANIMAL ANGST
• Not much value for the ‘Money’
• Taking DNCE to the weird side
• This filmmaker constructs tales in spiky shells
• ‘High Rise’
• Two concerts of Baroque music
• ‘Under the Gun’
• ‘Sunset Song’
• ‘Love & Friendship’
• ‘Eva Hesse’
• ‘Asian Connection’ and other films.
• A classic double feature
• A portrait of the laundromat lady
• Early anime is just a dated curiosity
• Aimless sinner turns holy roller
• Intelligen­t horror hits the suburbs
• Pounding the investigat­ive beat
• Biopic of soccer icon misses goal
• ‘Congressma­n’ remains troubled
• ‘Crush the Skull’ never lets up
• Hilarious ‘How to Plan an Orgy’
• Drab makeover for a ‘Beauty’
• ‘Bad Luck’ runs badly off course
• ‘Wrath’ works well for Travolta
• Ewan McGregor, sinner and saint
• ‘Likely to Die’ from apathy
• A graceful ‘Kill Zone 2’
• Abandon this ‘Search Party’
• ‘Sundown’ is just crude comedy
• Deceit, fantasy and fate collide
• Daughter misdirects anger
• TV HIGHLIGHTS

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