Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2022-08-07

• WAR ORPHAN’S DIARY: PAGES OF FURY, GRIEF
• Wary of monkeypox, partiers take it down a notch
• This intense rain doesn’t feel right
• As species recover, others are threatened
• Countering Russian misinforma­tion on food crisis
• China’s drills look like attack to Taiwan
• 17 firefighte­rs missing in Cuba oil tank blaze
• Russia attacks 2 key eastern Ukraine cities
• Helping app developers in California build their businesses
• Dozens killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza Strip
• Democratic package advances in Senate
• Biden tests negative for COVID-19 after recent rebound
• White House and big Indiana employer upset by abortion ban
• Summer’s not over — you can still rent out that RV
• Hey San Clemente, are you listening?
• A ban doesn’t fix homelessne­ss
• #FreeBritne­y revives reform
• ‘Racist antisemite strongman’ brings his poison to Texas
• California’s secessioni­st movement and its grim ties to slavery
• When America’s public narrative fractures
• Here’s how to avoid monkeypox
• Health workers claim violation of election code
• Riverside officials seek an apology from sheriff
• BJURMAN, George Andrew
• Former farmworker who became a restaurant baron
• WNBA staying patient on pay equity
• Stafford isn’t too concerned about elbow soreness
• He’s not a numbers guy
• Muncy mashes this mistake
• Buhai has five-shot lead at Open
• Hernández’s two goals not enough for Galaxy
• Guardians designate struggling Reyes
• Kyrgios reaches final of Citi Open
• Company pairs athletes with sponsorshi­ps
• FEATURES OF BEING A CREATURE
• A PLACE AT THE TABLE
• BILLY PORTER FINDS ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE
• Permanentl­y attached to our arty friends
• John Singer Sargent, “Dr. Pozzi at Home,” 1881, oil on canvas
• Sabato Rodia, “Nuestro Pueblo (Watts Towers),” 1921-1954, mixed media
• Nancy Rubins, “Chas’ Stainless Steel, Mark Thompson’s Airplane Parts, About 1,000 Pounds of Stainless Steel Wire, and Gagosian’s Beverly Hills Space at MOCA,” 2001, stainless steel and airplane parts
• Roy Lichtenste­in, “Cold Shoulder,” 1963, oil and Magna on canvas
• Agnes Pelton, “Passion Flower,” circa 1945, oil on canvas
• “Sculptural Group of a Seated Poet and Sirens,” Greek (Tarentum, South Italy), 350-300 B.C., terra cotta with white slip and polychromy
• A FAMILY’S LABOR OF LOVE
• DASHED HOPES IN LANDS OF MAKE-BELIEVE
• RUNNING TO KEEP UP WITH JIM THORPE
• TV THIS WEEK
• A smear on Pappy’s?
• BESTSELLER­S
• Needed name recognitio­n
• Joni still inspires
• Self-service sans smile
• Empathy blooms in ‘stolen’ years
• They built a deep connection despite working remotely
• FRIENDSHIP­S THAT SOOTHE THE SOUL
• How to make real friends in Los Angeles
• HALEY PARMELEE,
• CHRIS WEBSTER,
• BROOKLYN JONES,
• JAVIER MORENO,
• JAVARIS TURNER, Mid-City, MBA candidate
• CHRIS HANSON,
• JENNY JIN, Santa Monica, beauty editor and writer
• URINA HARRELL,
• Rank your pals using the L.A. friend scale
• Big & Boozy Panna Cotta
• QUICK BITES
• THIS BIG (BOOZY) PANNA COTTA IS PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINI­NG ON A HOT NIGHT
• Cantonese cooking as self- expression
• Pearl River Deli
• WHY DOES DIANA KENNEDY HAVE US SO DIVIDED?
• A newlywed at 74
• Take it from a comedy star, laughs light the way
• THE WOMEN RUNNING THE SCENE IN L.A.
• A LOVING REMINDER ON 818, BEYOND
• The healing power of laughing at our demons
• WHY D’LO DELIGHTS IN HIS WORK
• WESTSIDE LOVE STORY HATCHES THE CROW
• CLOWNING AROUND: EMBRACING THE UNCOOL
• HOW TO SPEND LESS THAN $20 WATCHING L.A. COMEDY
• 2022 THE HEADLINERS
• JAN. 21 Louie Anderson dies: JAN. 25 FEB. 14 FEB. 22
• APRIL 7 Comedy Store 50th anniversar­y:
• APRIL 1 Jerrod Carmichael comes out as gay in HBO special:
• MARCH 26 Jo Koy sells out the Forum:
• APRIL 12 Gilbert Gottfried dies: MAY 24
• JULY 24 Chris Rock publicly addresses Oscars slap for first time:
• JUNE 24 Lyric Hyperion reopens:
• APRIL 28-MAY 8
• JUNE 3 Louis C.K. releases his self-financed film, “Fourth of July”:
• JUNE 10 Bob Saget memorial special on Netflix:
• JUNE 1 The Crow comedy club opens:
• THE 60 BEST PLACES TO SEE COMEDY IN L.A.
• Making space for L.A.’s improv actors of color
• DO’s& DON’Ts L.A. OF COMEDY
• HE’S JUST TAPPING HIS INNER CREEPER
• Jam in the Van delivers the laughs
• ON LIVING EVERY LETTER IN THE QUEER ALPHABET
• REBECCA HALL
• OWEN WILSON HAS A ‘SECRET’
• JAMIE FOXX HUNTS VAMPIRES DODGES A BULLET
• WATERMELON SALAD WITH GRILLED HALLOUMI
• Refreshing Summer Salad!
• Well, LA-DEE-DA!
• KEATON CUES
• A BITE FROM THE BIG APPLE
• Our easiest Jitterbug® phone ever.
• Ask Marilyn

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