Los Angeles Times - 2018-04-08

• HELPING THEM GET ON TRACK
• Guard border mission approved
• A Mexico disaster plan failed when needed most
• Lawyer may be a match for Trump
• How strong was Hurricane Odile?
• Zlatan’s legend started in Sweden
• Grudge match to decide Masters
• Van rams crowd in Germany
• So who are these Russians?
• Lula surrenders to police in Brazil
• South Africa’s Zuma claims innocence
• Gaza buries Palestinia­n journalist
• FOR THE RECORD
• Trump’s meaning unclear in Mexico rape comments
• War criminal may lose citizenshi­p
• Site linked to sex traffickin­g seized
• Rep. Farenthold resigns amid scandal
• No. 2 Democrat vies to be No. 1
• Dump ethanol, not all meat
• Sacramento’s takeover threat
• The escalating tariff face-off
• Don’t call it a ‘peaceful’ protest
• It’s happening here
• ‘Immigrants Day’
• 1 million more
• Teachers have to go on strike because courts are in retreat
• McMaster’s parting shot
• Nobody walks to LAX
• Free expression, squeezed
• The closing of the American student mind
• Apartment fire in Trump Tower kills 1
• At risk of cancer, and of being overlooked
• Shifting into reverse
• Rohrabache­r battling the Democrats — and GOP
• Woman’s disappeara­nce spawns a troubling theory
• El Mercado f iles suit to stop homeless plan
• Understand­ing the ‘sanctuary state’ law
• Former UCLA star athlete dies
• 54th District voters elect assemblywo­man
• Unraveling Trump’s yarn on voter fraud
• SENATOR LENDS COMFORT
• Former legislator’s aide sues, alleging retaliatio­n
• Expecting baby, Compton mayor to exit House race
• LATIMES.COM/ESSENTIALP­OLITICS
• Rivers flood as north sees heavy rainfall
• Teen drug smugglers spark alarm
• Sacramento to settle suit over police beating
• NFL QB suing La Jolla jeweler
• AGENCIES CAST IN BIGGER ROLE
• An unlikely leader in effort for single-payer healthcare
• Trade war’s price: U.S. jobs
• Spendthrif­t trust a prudent option
• Housing is more affordable now than in the past
• Rice business goes against grain
• Bill targets after-hours email
• The next level Why you’re hired will have nothing to do with why you’re promoted
• HR & recruiting: 5 tips to help keep employee turnover low
• Internship prep 101
• Become a legal nurse consultant
• LAX is No. 1 in ‘automated’ lanes
• McCutchen caps big game in style
• Nuggets rout Clippers, end playoff hopes
• Tough night all around
• Looks like hype is justified
• Nurmagomed­ov can get back on bus with UFC belt
• Midnight Bisou makes familiar move for Smith
• Galaxy ride wave of confidence
• Almiron does a real number on the LAFC
• First impression­s
• Kings hold a sleepover
• Ducks in a remarkable position
• Duluth freezes out the Irish for hockey title
• Gold standard third basemen
• THREE UP, THREE DOWN
• MLB SERIES OF THE WEEK
• Sabathia, Drury on Yankees’ DL
• Maeda and Ryu skip turns in rotation
• Schimpf receives call-up
• Pelicans written off way too soon
• LOOKING AHEAD
• Lakers rookies bond over jokes and jabs
• Williams makes case for rare repeat as sixth man
• Thunder stops Rockets’ streak
• On hurt ankle, Tshiaba takes 3rd in high jump at Arcadia
• 15 dead in catastroph­ic youth hockey crash in Canada
• Rangers fire coach Vigneault
• Nobody does it better than Osborne ... again
• This kid can ball, brother
• From laughingst­ock to best team in the state
• Nygaard took team all the way
• Their match might ignite
• Woods, Mickelson can’t make moves
• Brand-new offense has been a constant
• Helton likes what he sees from quarterbac­ks
• PURSUING A DARK TURN
• Another visit to E.M. Forster’s world
• JOAQUIN PHOENIX COMES TO THE RESCUE IN ‘HERE’
• Everything’s not ‘alright’
• Fuming over results of ‘Feud’ lawsuit
• Fine actress, finer daughter
• About those family ties ...
• A stand-up guy, sitting down
• Directing is her reality
• OVERRATED
• UNDERRATED
• THEY DEFY GENRE LABELS
• TIGHTLY WOUND CHARACTERS HANGING BY A ‘THREAD’
• Three more to see
• TV THIS WEEK
• How can poetry help us talk about gun violence?
• Nile Rodgers is Chic again, and you’ll hear his influence throughout the 2018 festival
• The don’t-miss acts include Cuco, Lion Babe, Cherry Glazerr and Moses Sumney
• Portugal. The Man insists on doing everything by hand — no pre-recording
• New way to picture race and disability
• ‘Frozen’ musical breaks record
• THE LINK WITH RUSSIA
• A TRIBUTE TO WOMEN OF WIT AND THOUGHT
• Resistance
• Cat Watching a Spider
• They’re worth a thousand words
• My Dog and I,
• Still rockin’ in hip-hop world
• Revisiting faces of change, unity
• Sean Penn plays the author at ‘Bob Honey’ gig
• Catch more politics at the book festival
• The horticultu­rist with a mission
• BESTSELLER­S
• PAPERBACKS
• HOROSCOPE
• Game of the week
• FEEL TIMELESS IN MALTA
• On that mad rush to board
• Bath museum first class too
• Closed Metro Green Line stations reopen
• New hotel to open at Legoland
• ‘Ridiculous’ fee
• A KLUTZ’S GUIDE TO VISITING SOUTH RIM
• SAN FRANCISCO, WITH SHOPPING IN MIND
• Now get moving
• Yavapai Lodge
• RELAXING RIDE ON TUOLUMNE
• A ship full of ‘zombies’?
• Newborns give zoos ‘aw’ factor
• A summer offer for Arizona springs up
• It’s a wild time while on safari
• Whale of a trip
• See Great Lakes
• $90 TO SAN FRANCISCO
• Offbeat pair a real match
• A new Acne Studios shop
• Sanctuary of sizes
• J.Hilburn golf wear that fits to a tee
• Trina Turk makes her mark on SeaVees
• Light, playful styles for tykes
• For the coolest-looking kids on the block
• Crowd pleasers
• Her festival look
• Where’d ya get those peepers?
• Sisterly creativity
• Singer finds self, helps others with fashion
• Awards season as a sartorial revolt
• Trotting out fresh footwear
• Farewell to these ‘Scandal’-ous looks
• A NEW KIND OF FOOD FESTIVAL
• Thai Tribute to Tui Sungkamee
• Los Angeles Times Gold Award
• Things in a Bowl Launch Party
• Things in a Bowl
• It’s a Family Affair
• Farmers' Markets
• Night Market
• Nadine Redzepi
• Walking Taste Tours
• Vespertine
• Test Kitchen
• Brunch & Breakfast
• Ben Shewry
• Monique Fiso
• A Tutta Pizza
• José Andrés
• Sustainabl­e Seafood
• Sichuan Summit
• Daniel Humm
• Charity Bake Sale
• Charities
• Next Generation Bowl Bash
• Virgilio Martínez
• Restaurant of the Year
• Introducti­on
• Narisawa at Union Station
• Diana Kennedy
• PLANT POWER - THE NO BEAST FEAST
• IN CONVERSATI­ON WITH DIANA KENNEDY
• YOSHIHIRO NARISAWA NARISAWA
• SHIKI DINNER
• AN INTIMATE LUNCH WITH CHEF YOSHIHIRO NARISAWA
• FILIPINO FEAST
• DINNER: "WHAT THE FORK: HOW ARE WE GOING TO FEED NINE BILLION PEOPLE ON THE PLANET, WHEN WE ARE CURRENTLY UNABLE TO FEED SEVEN BILLION?"
• GLEAN: AN URBAN-FORAGED FEAST WITH MINH
• POWER OF FOOD: FOOD AS A HIGH-PERFORMANC­E DRUG, WITH ERIK OBERHOLTZE­R
• BRUNCH AT THE HEROES GARDEN, BENEFITING WESTSIDE FOOD BANK
• DINNER: "I’M HUNGRY—EATING WITH THE PLANET IN MIND"
• DINNER: "TOTALLY WASTED: HOW TO MAKE THE BEST OF WHAT WE'VE GROWN"
• SUGAR & STILETTOS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE MURRAY NEIDORF MEMORIAL BBQ
• PRE-MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH AT HOMEGIRL CAFE
• SLOW FOOD LOS ANGELES
• HARVESTING GRAPEFRUIT­S FOR GOOD
• MASTERS OF TASTE BENEFITING THE HOMELESS
• FAMILY GARDEN WORKSHOP: SEED TO TABLE
• "FARM BILL PARTY" WITH A PURPOSE
• FORCES IN FOOD
• AUTONOMY FARMS
• PERUVIAN FEAST AT ROSALINÉ
• OUTSTANDIN­G IN THE FIELD PRESENTS VIRGILIO MARTÍNEZ
• THE LINE HOTEL
• POK POK X NIGHT + MARKET DINNER
• 80 YEARS OF LAWRY'S
• CORKAGE: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
• BREAKFAST WITH PHIL
• PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: INFORMAL FOOD ECONOMIES IN MEXICAN AND LATINX L.A.
• HOW TRADER JOE’S CHANGED THE WAY AMERICA EATS
• ON INK AND EATING: AN EXPLORATIO­N OF FOOD AND BEVERAGE TATTOOS
• “BRUNCH IS HELL” BOOK SIGNING AND ROUNDTABLE
• LA CHEF CONFERENCE
• Select from a series of dinners prepared by some of L.A.’s top chefs, combine a bike ride with good eats, learn about vegan fare or celebrate the art of pizza making
• Jean-François Piège
• Walter Manzke
• "MASA PARA AYUDA" AT HOTEL BEL-AIR
• A CADRE OF COOKS
• MATT ABERGEL & DAN HONG
• POP UPS & PARTIES
• SCRATCH BAR & KITCHEN FIVE-YEAR ANNIVERSAR­Y DINNER
• CHEFS SARAH HYMANSON AND SARA KRAMER AT KISMET, HOSTED BY BILLY HARRIS
• SISIG PARTY
• THE IMMIGRANT DINNERS
• MAYURA INDIAN RESTAURANT
• TASTE OF ADRENALINE
• DINNER IN SOUTH PASADENA
• JAMBALAYA BY GENET
• 70TH ANNIVERSAR­Y OF FACTOR'S FAMOUS DELI
• FARM-TO-TABLE VEGETARIAN 5-COURSE TASTING
• JAPAN: THE COOKBOOK DINNER AT ORSA & WINSTON
• WAGYU BEEF DINNER IN THE GARDEN AT REDBIRD | VIBIANA with Chef | Owner Neal Fraser and Chef John Cox of The Bear and Star, Los Olivos
• STAFF MEAL AT KATO
• ASADENA RESTAURANT WEEK
• DOWNTOWN INDEPENDEN­T WHERE: 251 S. Main St., Los Angeles COST: $10
• THE WILTERN WHERE: 3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles COST: $10
• ARENA CINELOUNGE SUNSET WHERE: 6464 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
• L.A. TIMES FOOD BOWL FILM FESTIVAL AT THE KIMPTON EVERLY HOTEL WHERE: 1800 Argyle Ave., Los Angeles COST: $55
• 34TH LOS ANGELES ASIAN PACIFIC FILM FESTIVAL FILM SCREENING COST: $14
• SOMEBODY FEED PHIL TONIGHT
• JAPANESE-INSPIRED SPEAK-EASY
• MINIBAR HOLLYWOOD'S B.I.G. AWARDS — “BLOODBATH 2018” — HOSTED BY SALT'S CURE
• CULINARY COCKTAILS WITH L.A.'S BEVERAGE BOSSES
• AN EVENING WITH DESTINEE ALMONTE
• THE WHALING CLUB AT STOWAWAY
• APERITIVO ITALIANO: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
• SPIRITS BY THE TRAIN
• WHERE MULHOLLAND MEETS MANUELA
• OYSTERS AND MESCAL
• CITIZEN EVENT
• AN EVENING OF RACLETTE AND WINE
• CHEF SERIES DINNER WITH LUKE REYES
• WEEKLY WINE DINNER AT CLIFF’S EDGE
• DINNER DESSERT AND A MOVIE
• PEZ CANTINA AND HOLBOX COLLABORAT­ION: MARISCOS & MESCAL TASTING
• MOLE AND MESCAL
• CHOCOLATE & TRAVEL WORKSHOP
• CICLAVIA FOOD BIKE TOUR OF DTLA
• PORK 101 BUTCHERY WORKSHOP
• EMILIA-ROMAGNA: THE FOODIE CAPITAL OF ITALY
• YA-MAMA-ZAKI: MOTHER'S DAY WHISKEY TASTING AND FEMALE STAND-UP COMEDY SHOW
• NO MODERATION: AN EVENING OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN COOKING
• CULINARY TOUR OF ITALY
• THE GRAND CENTRAL MARKET COOKBOOK LIVE!
• TASTE OF THE RED LINE FOOD TOUR
• SLOW FOOD LA PRESENTS JAPAN: THE COOKBOOK
• SALT AND VINEGAR PARTY
• COOKING AND MIXOLOGY AT PEZ CANTINA
• ROSÉ SOIREE — A TOAST TO SPRING AT SOCO
• CAVIAR BUMPS & BUBBLES
• FIESTA MATSURI AT JAPANESE AMERICAN CULTURAL & COMMUNITY CENTER
• EAT DRINK VEGAN: THE VEGAN BEER & FOOD FESTIVAL
• IDENTITY LA
• SANTA MONICA FARMERS' MARKETS
• GIADA’S FAVORITE SPICY SHRIMP,
• Robinsons Lost in Space—Again
• HAYLEY ATWELL
• Helen Hunt’s Miracle Movie
• I liked Sandra Oh in American Crime but would love to see her in a bigger role. Does she have any plans?
• Zooey Deschanel Wraps Up New Girl
• THE Rainbow Connection
• Finally, a simple smartphone.
• Fiction Fanatic
• DARCI LYNNE
• IT’S NOT A HEARING AID
• BEATING ALZHEIMER’S
• Up to one-third of dementia cases can be delayed or prevented
• Take Action
• Ask Marilyn
• GIADA’S SPICY SHRIMP
• GIADA IN THE KITCHEN

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