• Comic-Con 2019: ‘Riverdale’ Luke Perry tribute episode will feature former ‘90210’ star Shannen Doherty

    Comic-Con 2019: ‘Riverdale’ Luke Perry tribute episode will feature former ‘90210’ star Shannen Doherty
    “Riverdale” will open its fourth season by honoring the late Luke Perry, and they’ll do it with a familiar face from his days in the 90210, according to the show’s panel at Sunday’s Comic-Con International in San Diego.
    “Beverly Hills 90210” co-star Shannen Doherty will be joining the cast of the CW show as they pay their final respects to Perry, who died unexpectedly in March.
    Doherty played Perry’s love interest, Brenda Walsh, on “90210&rdq
  • ‘Supernatural’ stars say goodbye to Comic-Con fans, plus give away an Impala

    ‘Supernatural’ stars say goodbye to Comic-Con fans, plus give away an Impala
    Sunday, July 21, was an emotional day for the stars and fans of “Supernatural.”
    After “14 years and some change,” as star Jensen Ackles put it, he along with Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins and those who’ve helped pave the way so far bid their fans — who they identify as family — goodbye at Comic-Con International in San Diego.The #Supernatual #HallH #ComicCon panel was mainly an ode to the #SPNFamily, a lot of joking and a snippet of info on what’s
  • Han Solo, deadbeat dad? Comic-Con panel explores Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker and Star Wars twisted parent-child dynamics

    Han Solo, deadbeat dad? Comic-Con panel explores Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker and Star Wars twisted parent-child dynamics
    The traditional parent-child dynamics in the Star Wars universe are so twisted that it would take a team of forensic psychiatrists to diagnose Luke, Darth, Anakin, Obi-Wan, Kylo and Han and examine the challenges of growing up in the psychopathic galaxy far, far away.
    Thankfully, there was just such a team assembled. The Raising Skywalker panel at San Diego Comic-Con examined how the traditional father-son dynamics became twisted in the sweeping space opera saga.
    The panel examined a number of p
  • Dana Point man found beaten to death in Anaheim cul-de-sac

    Dana Point man found beaten to death in Anaheim cul-de-sac
    Police on Sunday were investigating the beating death of a 48-year-old man found in an Anaheim cul-de-sac.
    Officers responded Saturday at 2:55 a.m. to the 1500 block of West Center Street after a passerby discovered the man on the ground with “injuries consistent with blunt force trauma,” Anaheim Police Sgt. Daron Wyatt said.
    He was identified as David Patrick McCabe of Dana Point.
    The cul-de-sac is near commercial buildings and the 5 Freeway.
    Wyatt said detectives are not yet commen
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  • Democrats get SLAPP’d for First Amendment violation

    Democrats get SLAPP’d for First Amendment violation
    Democrats pay lip service to the First Amendment and claim to encourage political engagement but, in reality, their desire is to silence all views but their own. Last week, a Court of Appeal made them pay for their hypocrisy.
    In 2017, one of the most hotly contested political issues in California was the imposition of a huge increase in the state’s car and gas taxes. While the effort to reverse that tax increase failed when voters — victims of a highly deceptive campaign — reje
  • I joined the Walking Dead zombies at Comic-Con, and this was my day of the dead

    I joined the Walking Dead zombies at Comic-Con, and this was my day of the dead
    Cosplaying isn’t easy, but it sure is fun.
    It’s a challenge to keep a costume on all day long and be comfortable enough to walk miles upon miles within the San Diego Convention Center, the surrounding hotels and the historic Gaslamp Quarter for the annual Comic-Con International.
    Now in its 50th year, Comic-Con brought out over 130,000 comic book, film, television and pop culture fans to its annual convention and a large portion of those in attendance participate in some form of cosp
  • Comic-Con 2019: ‘Supernatural’ actor Misha Collins and co-stars make the final run through Hall H line

    Comic-Con 2019: ‘Supernatural’ actor Misha Collins and co-stars make the final run through Hall H line
    San Diego Comic-Con International got a bittersweet surprise Sunday when “Supernatural” actor Misha Collins and fellow co-stars Rachel Miner, Alaina Huffman and Osric Chau delivered sweets to Hall H fans in line on Sunday, July 21, 2019.
    With the exception of 2018, Collins made the morning food run an annual tradition, saying hello to fans who had waited in line for days to see the CW series panel.
    But what makes this visit extra special? The show’s 15th and final season kicks
  • Comic-Con 2019: Sherrilyn Kenyon returns with ‘At Death’s Door,’ a new dark fantasy of voodoo, pirates and paranormal intrigue

    Comic-Con 2019: Sherrilyn Kenyon returns with ‘At Death’s Door,’ a new dark fantasy of voodoo, pirates and paranormal intrigue
    Sherrilyn Kenyon is dressed as a pirate as she sits inside her booth at San Diego Comic-Con to talk about her new book, “At Death’s Door,” a tale of voodoo, demons, and yes, pirates, that arrives in September as the third in her “Deadman’s Cross” series.
    It’s a theme that takes her back to her ancestors. Kenyon says she’s a direct descendant of Jonathan Barnet, an 18th century pirate of the Caribbean, who later, on turning pirate-hunting privateer,
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  • Del Mar consensus picks for Sunday July 21

    Del Mar consensus picks for Sunday July 21
    The consensus box of picks comes from handicappers Bob Mieszerski, Art Wilson, Terry Turrell and Eddie Wilson. Here are the picks for Sunday July 21 at Del Mar.
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  • Irishman Shane Lowry cruises to six-shot British Open victory

    Irishman Shane Lowry cruises to six-shot British Open victory
    Ireland’s Shane Lowry reacts after making a birdie on the 15th green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championships at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, Sunday, July 21, 2019.(AP Photo/Peter Morrison)
    Ireland’s Shane Lowry looks at his out on the 3rd green during the final round of the British Open Golf Championships at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, Sunday, July 21, 2019.(AP Photo/Peter Morrison)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsIreland’s Shane Lowry
  • What is the meaning of life? This Comic-Con staffer has the answer

    What is the meaning of life? This Comic-Con staffer has the answer
    On the pedestrian bridge outside San Diego Comic-Con International, Manuel Lemus holds a sign that says, Ask Me!!”
    An employee of Seat Planners, Lemus is there to answer all kinds of con-goer questions: Where should I go? How do I get my badge? Which room has the panel I want to see? And so on.
    “I’m supposed to guide people, to make sure they know where they’re going, and if there are any changes to what’s going on to the convention, like what line they’re sup
  • Teachers deserve to know their Janus rights

    Teachers deserve to know their Janus rights
    Public school officials, politicians and teacher union leaders are working secretly to make sure California teachers don’t understand their workplace rights — in several cases even deleting email from teachers’ inboxes.
    The information-suppression effort is revealed in multiple government documents obtained by the California Policy Center. In email exchanges on May 23, 2018, the documents show, Santa Ana teachers union President Barbara Pearson worked with technology staff in h
  • Recipe: How to make chimichurri — a sauce and a marinade

    Recipe: How to make chimichurri — a sauce and a marinade
    Chimichurri, the bright-green sauce that is a staple in Argentina, is served with that country’s legendary steaks. It’s also a luscious accompaniment to almost anything off the grill, from chicken to lamb to vegetables.
    The base is a combination of olive oil and fresh cilantro. Oregano, parsley, garlic, red-wine vinegar and a little fresh chili, also add to the mouthwatering blend. The recipe makes enough to use half as a marinade for 2 pounds of beef (skirt steak, London broil or fl
  • Here’s how to get your Comic-Con cosplay repaired after a wardrobe malfunction

    Here’s how to get your Comic-Con cosplay repaired after a wardrobe malfunction
    A long weekend of cosplaying at San Diego Comic-Con is bound to be fraught with makeup mishaps, costume issues and prop problems.
    Fortunately, Comic-Con has planned ahead for just such wardrobe malfunctions with fix-it spots to freshen up your cosplay makeup and repair busted costumes.
    Cinema Makeup School has everything struggling cosplayers need to get back their well-planned looks back in order again.
    After 9 years at Comic-Con, Cinema Makeup School is the go-to emergency room for cosplayers
  • Woman killed, motorist injured in Ortega Highway crash

    Woman killed, motorist injured in Ortega Highway crash
    SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO — A woman was killed and her driver suffered injuries when their white Toyota sedan crashed Sunday morning into the right side embankment of the Ortega (74) Highway just east of the San Juan Creek Bridge in San Juan Capistrano.
    The crash occurred just before 1 a.m., the California Highway Patrol reported.
    A representative from the coroner’s office was called to the location at 1:35 a.m., the CHP said.
    The driver was rushed to Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, whe
  • These ‘ghost’ legal clients are shaking down mom-and-pop businesses under the guise of disability rights

    These ‘ghost’ legal clients are shaking down mom-and-pop businesses under the guise of disability rights
    In a new twist on an old ruse that some call legal extortion, a Los Angeles attorney is suspected of creating “ghost” clients who file hundreds of lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act to extract settlements from Southern California businesses.
    Simon Soo Kil Chang, who operates the K&C Law Firm, has for at least the past three years allegedly targeted vulnerable mom-and-pop establishments that don’t have the financial resources to fight the civil rights claims
  • Comic-Con 2019: See photos from the Masquerade — cosplay’s wildest, most inventive costumes

    Comic-Con 2019: See photos from the Masquerade — cosplay’s wildest, most inventive costumes
    While cosplayers can be seen throughout and around the San Diego Convention Center and Gaslamp Quarter, there’s one Comic-Con International even that draws them like no other.
    The Masquerade, presented by NXonNetflix this year, has been giving cosplayers a chance to step up their game and compete with one another for the past 45 years.
    “Comic-Con celebrates and educates on the importance and enjoyment of the popular arts, and the art of costuming plays a vital role in nearly all the
  • Nixon Library crowds explore Apollo 11 artifacts, space lessons on anniversary of moon landing

    Nixon Library crowds explore Apollo 11 artifacts, space lessons on anniversary of moon landing
    A terrestrial run through Yorba Linda kicked off a celebration Saturday, July 20, of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
    The Space Race 5K was followed by an afternoon of activities at the Nixon Presidential Library & Museum celebrating the success of that historic Apollo 11 mission which happened during Nixon’s time in the White House.
    Mark Zeko of Yorba Linda, dressed as an astronaut, runs in the Space Race 5K Run on Saturday, July 20, 2019, the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 la
  • Not so fast, Gov. Newsom, the GOP is here to stay

    Not so fast, Gov. Newsom, the GOP is here to stay
    I’d like to inform Gov. Gavin Newsom the Republican Party is not going away — not in Orange County, not in California and not nationally.
    He recently predicted national Republicans “are into the politics of what California was into in the 1990s … and they’ll go the same direction — into the waste bin of history.”
    With the Blue Wave in congressional races last November, his Nostradamus impression might seem spot on. Yet the GOP has been branded down-and-
  • ​Comic-Con 2019: Bruce Campbell isn’t clowning around with the new ‘Ripley’s Believe It Or Not’ TV series​

    ​Comic-Con 2019: Bruce Campbell isn’t clowning around with the new ‘Ripley’s Believe It Or Not’ TV series​
    At a San Diego Comic-Con event, a clown with a lobster microphone asked actor Bruce Campbell if any of stories he’s introduced as host of the Travel Channel’s new “Ripley’s Believe It Or Not!” have freaked him out.
    And that clown got a double-barreled rebuke in reply.
    First, for asking a Campbell a question while wearing face paint — OK, maybe that’s excusable — but no one should expect the star of movies such as “The Evil Dead” franchi
  • OC Fair 2019: Things to do today, July 21

    OC Fair 2019: Things to do today, July 21
    Headed to the fair today? Here are some things to know.
    Hours: 11 a.m. to midnight
    Admission: $14 adults; $7 ages 60 and older, $7 ages 6 to 12; free 5 and younger
    Deals:From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. general admission is $7 and it takes half the number of tickets for a carnival ride.
    Free admission for veterans and active-duty military with ID.
    $35 unlimited ride wristbands available; buy them by 1 p.m. and last rides are by 4 p.m.
    Ride the $4 round-trip OC Fair Express bus service and get $4 admission
  • Whicker: Manny Pacquiao’s win over Thurman will reverberate for a while

    Whicker: Manny Pacquiao’s win over Thurman will reverberate for a while
    Manny Pacquiao (R) takes a hit fro Keith Thurman during their fight WBA welterweight title fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on July 20, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pacquiao took the win bysplit decision. (Photo by Gene Blevins/Contributing photographer)
    Manny Pacquiao (R) hits Keith Thurman during their fight WBA welterweight title fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on July 20, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pacquiao took the win bysplit decision. (Photo by Gene Blevins/Contributing photographer)SoundThe
  • Whicker: Manny Pacquiao holds off Keith Thurman for WBA welterweight title

    Whicker: Manny Pacquiao holds off Keith Thurman for WBA welterweight title
    Manny Pacquiao (R) knocks downKeith Thurman in the first roundat MGM Grand Garden Arena on July 20, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. . (Photo by Gene Blevins/Contributing photographer)
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    LAS VEGAS — Manny Pacquiao and Keith Thurman brought out the best in each ot
  • Matt Beaty’s home run lets Dodgers avoid disastrous loss against Marlins

    Matt Beaty’s home run lets Dodgers avoid disastrous loss against Marlins
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Justin Turner starts his swing for a solo home run during the fifth inning of a baseball game against the Miami Marlins Saturday, July 20, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
    Los Angeles Dodgers’ Justin Turner, right, is congratulated by Cody Bellinger, center, after hitting a solo home run as Miami Marlins catcher Bryan Holaday kneels at the plate during the fifth inning of a baseball game Saturday, July 20, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. T
  • Angels score four runs in ninth to beat Mariners, end three-game losing streak

    Angels score four runs in ninth to beat Mariners, end three-game losing streak
    Los Angeles Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons (2) tags out Seattle Mariners pinch runner Dylan Moore on a run-down in the seventh inning of a baseball game Saturday, July 20, 2019, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
    Seattle Mariners’ Mallex Smith, right, loses his helmet as he is tagged out by Los Angeles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols at first base on a pick-off in the seventh inning of a baseball game Saturday, July 20, 2019, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)SoundThe galler
  • Comic-Con 2019: Marvel’s Phase 4 announcement causes Twitterverse to explode with excitement

    Comic-Con 2019: Marvel’s Phase 4 announcement causes Twitterverse to explode with excitement
    Marvel fans received a pot of gold during Saturday’s panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego when Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige announced Phase 4 of the Marvel universe.
    The announcement was teased in a timeline that includes 10 movies and shows, breaking it down to three releases in 2020 and seven in 2021.
    There were plenty of firsts during the 90-minute showcase, including a movie with an all-Asian cast, an animated series, a female Thor and a push for Disney’s new str
  • Del Mar: Catalina Cruiser eases way to San Diego Handicap win

    Del Mar: Catalina Cruiser eases way to San Diego Handicap win
    Hronis Racing’s Catalina Cruiser and jockey Joel Rosario win the Grade II, $200,000 San Diego Handicap, Saturday, July 20, 2019 at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar CA. (Courtesy of Benoit Photo)
    Jockey Joel Rosario guides Catalina Cruiser to the winner’s circle after their victory in the Grade II, $200,000 San Diego Handicap, Saturday, July 20, 2019 at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar CA. (Courtesy of Benoit Photo)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsHronis Racing’s Catali
  • Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney lands on injured list with shoulder inflammation

    Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney lands on injured list with shoulder inflammation
    SEATTLE – Andrew Heaney doesn’t believe his next stint on the injured list will be as long as his last.
    Heaney was placed on the 10-day injured list with left shoulder inflammation Saturday. He was scheduled to start against the Seattle Mariners on Sunday. Left-hander Dillon Peters will be recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake and make the start instead, Angels manager Brad Ausmus said.
    Heaney, who is 1-3 with a 5.09 ERA in nine starts this season, missed two months with inflammation in h
  • Comic-Con 2019: Creators use pop-culture to start a discussion about mental health

    Comic-Con 2019: Creators use pop-culture to start a discussion about mental health
    Steven Geddes and his fiance, Jenna Musgrove, are teachers who work with children in underserved communities in Ventura County. Musgrove, a middle school teacher, and Geddes, a high school educator, said their students are at an age where they are experiencing many social, emotional and – for some – mental health challenges. So when Geddes was looking for ways to engage his students he turned to something he knew and loved himself, Dungeons and Dragons.
    “Right now is a little D
  • American Horror Story: 1984, FX gives Comic-Con fans a scary good time

    American Horror Story: 1984, FX gives Comic-Con fans a scary good time
    Fans can run from a crazed killer, sample scented oxygen, get a giant fake tattoo and score exclusive merchandise from the FX Fearless Forum outside Comic-Con International this year in San Diego.
    The activation between the San Diego Convention Center and Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel has something for every FX Network television show fan, but those who love “American Horror Story” may enjoy it the most.
    Fans must “Face the Darkness” in the “American Horror Story:
  • Man in green wig leads CHP on pursuit from Orange County to the sand of Venice Beach

    Man in green wig leads CHP on pursuit from Orange County to the sand of Venice Beach
    A man wearing a green wig and a clown mask took the California Highway Patrol on a pursuit from Orange County to the sand of Venice Beach, where he playfully helped bury a man and then laid down as officers approached for his arrest.
    Along the way, before hopping out of his car on Venice Boulevard, the man climbed through the sun roof and sat atop the car while a passenger apparently helped him drive slowly along a street.
    The pursuit began about 2:50 p.m. on the northbound 405 Freeway when CHP
  • Dodgers honor Fernando Valenzuela among their ‘Legends’

    Dodgers honor Fernando Valenzuela among their ‘Legends’
    LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers revived some of the mania inspired 39 years ago by a young Mexican pitcher before Saturday’s game at Dodger Stadium, where Fernando Valenzuela received a rousing ovation and was remembered for his heart, his grace and for his lasting impact on baseball’s popularity far beyond the walls of Dodger Stadium.
    Jaime Jarrín, Mike Scioscia and Mike Brito all participated in the pregame ceremony marking Valenzuela’s Legends of Dodger Baseball induc
  • Donald Trump is the hero – or villain? – of this Comic-Con comic book

    Donald Trump is the hero – or villain? – of this Comic-Con comic book
    Is Donald Trump the hero or the villain of the comic book series at San Diego Comic-Con that portrays the always controversial president with unlimited super powers?
    “We let you fill in your perspective,” Keenspot Entertainment spokesperson Robert C. Tracy said at Comic-Con. “Is he the hero? If you hate him, maybe he isn’t. If you really like him, maybe he is.”
    The nationally-distributed Trump’s Titans comic book series takes a satirical yet largely apolitical
  • Scapegoating businesses and taxpayers for big government failures

    Scapegoating businesses and taxpayers for big government failures
    In April, recently elected Rep. Katie Porter, D-Irvine, made up a story about a woman named Patricia, a single mother with a 6-year-old child who lives in her district and works for JPMorgan Chase as a bank teller for $16.50 an hour.
    Porter cited the fictional single mother to berate JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, who along with other top bank executives had been called to an April 10 hearing of the House Committee on Financial Services with the ominous title, “Holding the Me
  • Additions of Kawhi Leonard, Paul George make Clippers a hot ticket

    Additions of Kawhi Leonard, Paul George make Clippers a hot ticket
    The Clippers hadn’t yet officially signed Kawhi Leonard or traded for Paul George when an email went out from the team to fans at 4:41 p.m. on Saturday, July 6, less than a day after the news broke about the potentially franchise-defining deals.
    The subject line: “Secure Your 2019-20 Season Tickets Now.”
    By midday the following Tuesday afternoon, the link in the email took recipients to the following message: “There are currently no tickets available. Continue to check ba
  • A class guide to the 2020 presidential election: Joel Kotkin

    A class guide to the 2020 presidential election: Joel Kotkin
    America’s electorate in 2020 has been dissected by race, region, cultural attitudes and gender. But the most important division may well be, in a nation that has become profoundly unequal, along class lines. All politicians, from Donald Trump to Elizabeth Warren, portray themselves as “fighting for the middle class” and “working families.”
    Yet our increasingly neo-feudal America is best broken down into four broad groups — the oligarchs, the clerisy, the yeoma
  • Sparks depleted but battle in loss in New York

    Sparks depleted but battle in loss in New York
    WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — With the starters in foul trouble and struggling to score, Katie Smith turned to the reserves and they delivered.
    New York’s bench scored 43 points, led by rookie Marine Johannes with 17, in the Liberty’s 83-78 victory over the short-handed Sparks on Saturday.
    Johannes helped New York build a seven-point lead heading into the fourth quarter. The Sparks rallied behind Chelsea Gray and Chiney Ogwumike to get to 79-78 with 17.4 seconds left. The Liberty’
  • Mark Hamill lookalike Fluke Skywalker blows minds at Comic-Con as Star Wars fans press in for photos

    Mark Hamill lookalike Fluke Skywalker blows minds at Comic-Con as Star Wars fans press in for photos
    San Diego Comic-Con fans nearly lost their minds when a Jedi Knight bearing a striking resemblance to Luke Skywalker started posing for photos in front of a glowing Star Wars sign.
    “Is that really him?” went the continuous refrain from the teeming masses struggling to get a selfie with the lightsaber-wielding Tatooine farmboy.
    Comic-Con fans pose with Fluke Skywalker. (Brady MacDonald)
    Comic-Con fans pose with Fluke Skywalker. (Brady MacDonald)SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsCo
  • GOP candidates try out attack lines against Rep. Katie Hill — and each other

    GOP candidates try out attack lines against Rep. Katie Hill — and each other
    VALENCIA —Attacks are starting early in the race among Republicans hoping to deny re-election to Democrat Katie Hill in the Los Angeles County’s most closely watched congressional contest.
    At the first forum to include all four Republican declared candidates in California’s 25th House District, former Navy fighter pilot Mike Garcia came under fire Saturday when non-profit CEO Suzette Martinez Valladares claimed he is “bought and paid for” by political elites and fai

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