Know what to wear on your winter run 3 desserts to make your heart smile Get involved in effort to get fiber internet to Idaho Falls homes SCHIESS: Chasing the prized Burbot at Clark Canyon Reservoir Shelley’s road to a lasting pothole solution Astronomers discover 7 Earth-like planets orbiting nearby starThe Oscars ‘In Memoriam’ segment has the Internet in tears 2016 was a year full of celebrity losses, so it was no surprise that this year’s Oscars “In Memoriam” segment was going to be a massive tear-jerker (even Jennifer Aniston choked up mentioning the recent passing of Bill Paxton). How the Internet reacted when ‘Moonlight,’ not ‘La La Land,’ won Best Picture In an absolutely unbelievable moment, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway came out to present the Best Picture. After announcing that “La La Land” won the biggest award of the night, it was revealed that “Moonlight” actually won... Oscars 2017: List of winner for the 89th Academy Awards
Oscars 2017 political moments: Here’s what people said Emma Stone, Barry Jenkins talk ‘Moonlight’ mix-up at Oscars backstage 2017 Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel takes on Matt Damon in funny mock feud The Oscars had a pretty light-hearted opening, with a musical entrance by Justin Timberlake and some political mentions scattered here and there in the opening monologue, of course. “Let’s just get something straight off the top, I can’t do that,” Jimmy Kimmel said about attempting a speech on uniting the country. He then proceeded to get into a tiff with Matt Damon. Viewers couldn’t get enough. Many might not be surprised about the... On the Oscars red carpet, Justin Timberlake is definitely having the most fun The Oscars red carpet is the place for fashion, interviews and photos, but for Justin Timberlake it was time to have some fun. While Emma Stone was giving an interview on ABC, Justin Timberlake walked behind Stone and photobombed her. He made some funny faces at the camera while she was completely unaware of what was going on (until the very end).
If you’re reading this on a mobile device, All about the Oscar blue ribbons and the stars wearing them The political statements at the Oscars started before the ceremony, with silent statements on the red carpet. If you were watching any of the pre-show coverage, chances are you saw a few stars wearing a blue ribbon on their designer gowns or tuxes. The ribbons are in support of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the nonprofit group that defends constitutional rights. If you are reading this on a mobile device, See all the Oscars 2017 red carpet fashions The 2017 Oscars aren’t just about the awards. The 89th Academy Awards are all about the clothes as well, as the stars show off their most glamorous looks and fiercest fashions. From “Hidden Figures’” Taraji P. Henson’s classic Hollywood look and Scarlett Johansson’s short hair colorful dress to the classic looks sported by guys like Justin Timberlake and John Legend, the outfits are a highlight of the night.
So don’t miss out on... Prolific actor Bill Paxton dies at 61 LOS ANGELES >> Bill Paxton, a prolific and charismatic actor who had memorable roles in such blockbusters as “Apollo 13” and “Titanic” while also cherishing his work in “One False Move” and other low-budget movies and in the HBO series “Big Love,” has died from complications due to surgery. A family representative issued a statement Sunday on the death but provided no further details. Pasadena man suspected of burglarizing Rancho Cucamonga Starbucks RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> A Pasadena man was arrested early Sunday after being caught after-hours inside a Rancho Cucamonga Starbucks, states a San Bernardino County sheriff’s news release. Arthur Trimble, 56, was arrested on suspicion of commercial burglary and possession of burglary tools, according to sheriff’s booking records. He was booked at West Valley Detention Center with bail set at $30,000. Deputies were dispatched 3:39 a.m. Sunday to the Starbucks at...
Storm chasers honor late ‘Twister’ star Bill Paxton with GPS tribute Nearly 200 storm chasers paid tribute Sunday to the late actor Bill Paxton by spelling out his initials using GPS coordinates on a map depicting the heart of Tornado Alley. The effort coordinated by Spotter Network spelled out “BP” to honor the leading man in the disaster movie “Twister,” which inspired a generation of storm chasers. Storm chasers and storm spotters have spelled out the initials of fellow chasers in the tight-knit community four or... Homeownership dips almost everywhere, except the Inland Empire Slipping homeownership isn’t just a Southern California problem. U.S. Census Bureau stats for 2016 show continued dips nationwide, statewide and in Los Angeles and Orange counties. But surprisingly, there was progress in the Inland Empire. My trusty spreadsheet tells me that in 2016 an average 47.2 percent of households in the L.A.-O.C. metropolitan area lived in homes they owned vs. 49.1 percent in 2015.
In both years, those percentages were the lowest ownership rates... How Porto’s Bakery went from underground Cuban operation to beloved SoCal institution After finishing her favorite Cuban sandwich from Porto’s Bakery & Cafe in Downey, Monica Oviedo becomes giddy when she learns the Los Angeles institution is days away from opening in Orange County. “I’ve already clocked how long it’s going to take me – 15 minutes,” said Oviedo, of La Habra, who’s been trekking to Porto’s bakeries in Los Angeles for 16 years. When the long-anticipated Buena Park café opens Wednesday... Will ‘La La’ have another day of sun at Sunday’s Oscars? LOS ANGELES >> Will the 89th Academy Awards be a parade of political speeches or landslide for “La La Land”? Sunday night’s Oscars are shaping up to be one of the most turbulent and politically charged ceremonies in recent memory. The three-hour-plus telecast, which begins at 8:30 p.m. on ABC, is expected to resemble one very glitzy protest against President Donald Trump, whom award-winners — like Meryl Streep at the Golden Globes...