Los Angeles Times - 2017-02-27

• HOLLYWOOD PLOT TWIST
• A new Islamic State battle plan
• Trump invades Mexican minds
• Kurt Busch wins Daytona 500
• Using education to battle the culture of extremism
• Iraqi troops meet fierce resistance
• Egypt’s Copts flee Islamic State violence
• Russians mark politician’s 2015 death
• To many, ban means ‘life or death’
• Overcoming Trump uncertaint­y
• Church builds a wall of its own
• New life for a depleted lake
• Wind is not the answer
• Opioid addiction can start in ER
• Senate should take a stand on methane
• ‘The People’s Court’ judge
• Daunting realities for state’s GOP
• State Bar seeks to discipline Trutanich
• Bill Paxton dies after surgery
• California looks to go its own way
• Comments about Islam criticized
• Maintainin­g the scope of their work
• Silenced O.C. legislator stars at GOP convention
• Man gets 14 days in jail in Dodger game attack
• North Hollywood High wins contest
• An actor’s actor
• Ceasing to resist
• RAVES FOR THE BLAKE SHOW
• Trojans stunned by Sun Devils’ rally
• Popovich’s Spurs are inspiratio­nal figures for aspiration­al Lakers
• Kings trade for goalie Bishop
• Don’t listen to the naysayers
• Earnhardt: ‘I feel good’
• Staying the course pays off for Bishop Montgomery
• Healthy Van Slyke vies for spot on deep roster
• Richards, Skaggs pitch to hitters
• Angels 5, Athletics 3
• Rivers isn’t getting caught in seed trap
• Celtics benefit from five-point possession
• Fate of Calderon unclear
• Rangers’ Hamilton may need more knee surgery
• Fowler gets first win in 13 months
• Michigan State pulls off upset
• On their shoulders
• His ‘Old Man Blues’ still land a punch
• Riveting look at tireless LGBT fighters
• The draw of touch-screen art
• A balancing act of industrial form
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• His mom speaks abusively
• Here’s what you can say about the Oscars telecast — it was fun, entertaini­ng and unpredicta­ble.
• Lead actress winner Emma Stone, above, had one of “La La Land’s” six victories. See the full list.
• The red carpet arrivals signaled a distinct retro vibe that often evoked Hollywood’s Golden Age.
• Kenneth Turan says “Moonlight’s” astonishin­g win is a victory for film fans.
• Entertaini­ng to the end
• A victory and a lesson
• How ‘Moonlight’ rose
• Good things come to smaller studios
• Iranian director makes presence felt
• Politics at many volumes
• Gibson nearer to the spotlight
• It’s all about Mom and liberty
• And the winner isn’t ...
• Speaking up, out

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