Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2022-09-18

• Still dying from COVID
• Best buds, 86 and 28, love their hang time wallpaperi­ng L.A.
• How legal weed became riddled with corruption
• Hong Kong’s grief doubles as dissent
• ‘A way to thrive’ without papers
• Putin’s brutality in Ukraine can get worse
• Funeral guest list starts awkward diplomatic dance
• Royal grandchild­ren stand vigil as Britons file in
• In Ohio, Trump mocks a candidate he endorses
• Jewish university suspends all clubs after LGBTQ ruling
• ‘The state has created a breeding ground for bribery and favoritism. This is not hyperbole. These are facts.’
• Trump goes all in on QAnon and its followers
• Expert tips for getting hired as a freelancer
• ‘Good hygiene’ for credit card use
• BEAUTY, FASHION & CONSUMER GOODS ROUNDTABLE
• Car-free dream, EV reality
• Reelect Fiona Ma as California treasurer
• An ungodly way to treat migrants
• Sheriff is L.A.’s loosest cannon and pettiest cop
• A big problem with many small solutions
• How should we do research on human nature?
• Our vindictive sheriff turns up the crazy
• Think again if you think it’s righteous to not vote
• Europe faces a chilling test
• Staging the ’44 case that let Mexicans use a pool
• 298 miles in 2 hours? ‘This can’t be’
• Mixed reviews for tiny homes
• Return to a jumping-off point
• Fire kills 17 cats at a pet hotel in Palms strip mall
• District rescinds L.A. journalism teacher’s sanction
• Temecula official’s proposed ban on abortion stirs controvers­y
• Sentence on tap in fake kidnapping case
• Missing woman found dead after heavy rainfall
• DEFENSE BITES BACK
• Álvarez can retire this aging rivalry
• Dodgers step on gas to reach 100
• Trojans best team in nation? Let’s not bet the Farm (win) on it
• Lost four try to find way home
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• Ohtani double trouble for Seattle
• Braves’ Albies fractures a pinkie
• Buescher prevails at Bristol in finale
• Nix’s ‘point guard’ passes assist Ducks’ win
• Huskies ready to make Pac-12 noise
• Early scoring spree lifts Galaxy
• GREG DULLI WALKS INTO AN L.A. BAR ...
• CHECK IN ON A BYGONE HOLLYWOOD ERA
• FLIPPING THE LENS
• THE FRONT DESK
• A ‘POTENT MESSAGE’
• THE LENS TURNS INWARD
• SHOOT FOR THE STARS: YES OR NO?
• IAN McEWAN PUTS HIMSELF ON THE LINE
• HOW GIULIANI LOST HIS GRIP
• MENTAL ILLNESS, AS TOLD BY THE PATIENTS
• Time to gather moss
• BESTSELLER­S
• TV THIS WEEK
• Review gets them going
• A few music requests
• Let’s keep the show moving
• Endless royal soap opera
• A British cult favorite targets a stony mum
• 5 WORKOUT CLASSES TO EMBRACE SWEATY JOYS OF DANCING
• It’s got us moving again
• 8 things to borrow from a library (beyond books)
• HER SACRED GARDENS
• So much more than nostalgia on a plate
• THE CLASSIC SOCAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT­S WE LOVE
• EL CHOLO’S MOST FAMILIAR FACES
• JAIME CORNELIO | FOOD RUNNER
• SUE KILLIAN | SERVER
• JUSTINO ‘TINO’ ROMERO | MANAGER
• MOISES TORRES COOK
• SERGIO OCHOA | CHEF
• How Tito’s makes its famous hard-shell tacos
• QUICK BITES
• Toppled by a foul wind
• PAUL REISER
• THE TRIBES RETURN
• STYLES’ STEAMY THRILLER
• BLONDE BOMBSHELL
• Ask Marilyn
• COOL HAND LUKE
• Paul Newman
• AN UNLIKELY ROMANCE
• PAUL NEWMAN IS BUTCH CASSIDY
• NEWMAN AND REDFORD TOGETHER AGAIN
• THE MAKING OF A STAR
• Our simplest smartphone ever.
• How a Safe Step Walk-In Tub can change your life

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